Starmer under pressure to sack chief of staff
Keir Starmer faces growing calls to dismiss Morgan McSweeney after orchestrated briefings against Wes Streeting backfire, weakening the PM's position.
Category : Politics
Georgia Election Board Settles Email Lawsuit
Georgia's Republican-led election board pays $50,000 to settle a lawsuit over using private emails for official business. The board agrees to new transparency rules.
Labour Crisis: Starmer Faces Leadership Challenge
Keir Starmer confronts internal party rebellion as Downing Street briefings spark leadership speculation. Can the PM survive the budget test? Analysis inside.
Paedophile rammed by police in dramatic court-dodge chase
Luke Jarrett led police on a dangerous chase, reaching 64mph, to avoid his first court appearance for possessing hundreds of indecent child images. Read the full story of his dramatic capture and sentencing.
Trump grants Orbán special energy exemption
Donald Trump offers Viktor Orbán special exemption from Russian oil sanctions during White House meeting, undermining EU unity as Hungarian elections approach.
Algeria pardons writer Boualem Sansal after German appeal
Algerian-French writer Boualem Sansal, 81, is pardoned and freed after German diplomatic intervention. The regime critic, suffering from cancer, can now seek treatment in Germany.
UK Prison Crisis: Overcrowding and Underfunding
Revealing the dire state of UK prisons: chronic understaffing, outdated facilities, and the immense pressure on officers. Discover why urgent reform is needed now.
Farage's political future: Following Meloni's path?
Analysis explores whether Nigel Farage could emulate Giorgia Meloni's journey from far-right politics to mainstream leadership by embracing European cooperation. Read the political comparison.
Mamdani's Democratic Socialist Win Shakes US Politics
How Zohran Mamdani's grassroots campaign won the New York mayoral election, plus analysis of Cop30's climate summit and the week's essential reads from the Guardian Weekly.
Zelenskyy fires ministers in corruption scandal
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy dismisses top ministers amid growing public outrage over a $100m energy sector bribery scheme, vowing 'maximum integrity' during wartime crisis.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove Dies at 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner who campaigned tirelessly for victims' rights after her husband's murder, has died aged 63. Read her powerful story.
Germany arrests Hamas suspect in Jewish attack plot
German authorities detain a suspected Hamas member accused of acquiring Glock pistols and an assault rifle to target Jewish institutions. Read the latest on the foiled terror plot.
India confirms Delhi Red Fort blast as terror attack
Indian authorities confirm Delhi's Red Fort explosion that killed 12 people was a terror incident. Investigation ongoing as regional tensions escalate. Read the latest updates.
Is the UK's fiscal black hole actually real?
Sky News Daily podcast explores whether the UK's fiscal black hole is genuine or self-imposed as Sir Keir Starmer faces budget pressures. Listen now for expert analysis.
Family tribute to Katie Fox after Birmingham stabbing
The family of Katie Fox, fatally stabbed in Birmingham city centre, pay emotional tribute to their 'special and gentle daughter'. A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder.
Streeting: BMA 'Cartel' Threatens NHS Future
Health Secretary Wes Streeting accuses the BMA union of 'cartel-like behaviour' ahead of a five-day junior doctors' strike, warning it endangers the NHS's future.
New Trump-Epstein Email Claims Revealed
Explosive newly released emails allege Donald Trump spent hours with a victim at Jeffrey Epstein's mansion. Get the full story on the unfolding political scandal.
Beijing Court Rules on Journalist Dong's Espionage Appeal
Beijing court decides appeal of journalist Dong Yuyu, jailed for 7 years on espionage charges. Case draws international criticism and raises press freedom concerns in China.
Israeli settlers attack Palestinian food warehouse
Dozens of masked Israeli settlers attacked a Beit Lid food warehouse, setting vehicles ablaze and injuring four people in latest West Bank violence. Explore the escalating tensions.
World's Largest Warship Heads to Caribbean
The USS Gerald R Ford, the world's largest warship, has been deployed to the Caribbean as tensions escalate between the US and Venezuela. Discover the real motives behind this military buildup.
Pakistan gives army chief new powers and immunity
Pakistan's parliament passes constitutional amendment granting army chief unprecedented powers and lifelong legal immunity while limiting supreme court independence. Critics call it democracy's funeral.
Former AOC aide aims to transform Trump's ballroom
Saikat Chakrabarti, running for Nancy Pelosi's seat, proposes turning Trump's gilded ballroom into a museum on corruption and authoritarianism. Discover his anti-corruption agenda.
Epstein Files Row Plunges Maga World Into Turmoil
The Jeffrey Epstein case has created unprecedented division within Trump's Maga movement, pitting the president against his base over demands to release client lists and documents.
London pizzeria loses licence after police row
A West London pizzeria has its licence revoked after 3am alcohol breaches, aggressive staff, and links to organised crime. Discover the full story behind the council's decision.
Political Cartoon of Keir Starmer at BBC Causes Stir
Nicola Jennings' latest political cartoon depicting Keir Starmer's BBC appearance has ignited discussions about media representation and political satire in the UK.
Johnson swears in Democrat after Epstein vote standoff
House Speaker Mike Johnson ends 7-week blockade of Democrat Adelita Grijalva, clearing path for explosive Epstein files vote. Read the full story.
UK stops sharing intelligence with US over Trump strikes
The UK government has ceased intelligence sharing with the US on Caribbean drug trafficking, citing concerns over 'illegal' lethal strikes in international waters. Discover the full story.
Potential successors to Keir Starmer as Labour leader
Rumours of a leadership challenge against PM Keir Starmer intensify. Explore the top 5 contenders, including Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham, and the Labour rules for a coup.
Labour's double standard against Green policies
Labour dismisses Green party pledges as 'undeliverable' while right-wing ideas gain traction. Explore the political bias blocking progressive change in Britain today.
Boxer in court over five animal cruelty offences
Former heavyweight boxer Alexander Warren denies five animal cruelty charges following a MyLondon investigation into a series of cat deaths across South London. Read the full story.
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