Prisoner Mistake Releases: Lammy Faces Questions
Justice Secretary David Lammy avoids questions on mistaken prisoner releases as new data reveals 262 inmates wrongly freed. Listen to the full analysis on the Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
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Harman: Prison errors a chance for Lammy to act
Labour peer Harriet Harman says mistaken prisoner releases are an 'opportunity' for Justice Secretary David Lammy to fix systemic issues. Get the latest on this developing story.
Harry apologises to Canada for Dodgers cap at World Series
The Duke of Sussex jokingly said he wore the LA Dodgers hat 'under duress' while attending a game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Discover the royal's amusing explanation and his Canadian visit details.
Ley leadership questioned as Liberals debate net zero
Opposition leader Sussan Ley faces internal challenges while Liberals finalise net zero position. Plus: Musk's $1tn pay deal approved and Australia's architectural excellence revealed.
Silchester Estate refurbishment 'a joke' for residents
Residents on a West London estate describe how a £40m refurbishment has turned their homes into a permanent construction site, with broken lifts and no heating for months.
US strikes kill 70 in Latin America drug campaign
US military strikes on alleged drug boats have killed 70 people, with Washington yet to provide concrete evidence. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth vows to continue the controversial campaign.
Surviving the Siege of El Fasher in Sudan
A firsthand account reveals the devastating reality inside besieged El Fasher, where civilians face starvation and violence amid Sudan's forgotten conflict.
UK woman leaves Bali death row on humanitarian grounds
A British woman sentenced to death in Bali for drug trafficking has been released and returned to the UK on humanitarian grounds. Read the full story of her repatriation.
Public safety risk as more inmates go to open prisons
Exclusive: Prison governor warns public safety compromised as violent offenders transferred to open prisons earlier. New manhunt underway for absconded inmate.
Russian soldier jailed for life for killing Ukrainian POW
A Ukrainian court sentences a Russian soldier to life imprisonment for killing a prisoner of war, a landmark first. Read the full details of the case and other key war developments.
Mamdani's Win Offers Crucial Lessons for Australia
Mahmood Mamdani's electoral triumph reveals how progressive movements can overcome establishment politics. Discover what Australia can learn from this political upset.
Senate blocks Democrats' Venezuela war powers bid
US Senate rejects Democratic resolution 49-51 that would have required Trump to seek congressional approval for Venezuela strikes. Read the latest developments.
MPs urge gambling tax hike despite industry warnings
Treasury committee calls for higher taxes on addictive gambling products, dismissing industry 'scaremongering' and criticising a 'staggering' denial of harm.
Met Police Culture Makes Racial Harm 'Inevitable'
A damning internal review reveals the Metropolitan Police's institutional design makes racial harm against Black communities inevitable, with leadership resisting fundamental reform.
Antonio Brown arrested on attempted murder charge
Former NFL star Antonio Brown has been arrested in Dubai on an attempted murder charge related to a Miami shooting. Discover the latest developments in this high-profile case.
Liberal Senators Henderson and Ley Back Dutton
Senior Liberal senators Sarah Henderson and Sussan Ley declare support for Peter Dutton ahead of leadership vote. Get the latest on Australia's political landscape.
Rumoured £250 EV tax could hit UK drivers
UK electric vehicle owners could face a new £250 annual tax as the government seeks to replace lost fuel duty revenue. Learn how the proposed 3p-per-mile charge could impact you.
Prison release fiasco: Starmer defends Lammy
Keir Starmer defends Justice Secretary David Lammy amid a prison release fiasco that saw two inmates wrongly freed. The PM calls the situation 'intolerable'. Follow for updates.
Six arrested at Villa Park protests over Maccabi Tel Aviv match
Police arrest six during pro-Palestine and counter-protests outside Villa Park before Aston Villa's Europa League tie against Maccabi Tel Aviv. Read the full story.
Judge orders full SNAP funding during shutdown
Federal judge mandates Trump administration fully fund food stamp benefits for November amid ongoing government shutdown affecting 42 million Americans.
Investigation Reveals For-Profit Prison Healthcare Crisis
A groundbreaking Guardian investigation exposes the state of inmate medical care provided by private equity-backed companies. Discover the findings and join the debate on prison reform.
Supreme Court Allows Trump's Transgender Passport Policy
US Supreme Court's conservative majority permits Trump administration to block X gender markers on passports, affecting transgender and non-binary travellers. Read the full analysis.
US Call Centre Fails Vulnerable Migrant Children
An investigation reveals a US government call centre is failing unaccompanied migrant children, with calls going unanswered and cases unresolved. Urgent reforms needed.
Prince William's COP30 Climate Speech
Prince William delivers a powerful speech at COP30, urging world leaders to become the generation that turns the tide on climate change. Discover the UK's secret weapon.
US Congress summons Andrew over Epstein links
A US Congressional committee has formally requested an interview with Andrew Mountbatten Windsor regarding his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. The committee cites financial records with 'massage for Andrew' notations.
Nancy Pelosi concludes 38-year House career
Political icon Nancy Pelosi announces she will not seek re-election, ending a groundbreaking 38-year House career that saw her become the first female Speaker. Discover her legacy.
Sussan Ley Wins Coalition Leadership Bid
Sussan Ley elected as new Coalition leader in dramatic political shift. Get the latest on Australia's political landscape and what this means for net zero policies.
Israeli airstrikes hit southern Lebanon towns
Israeli military conducts intense airstrikes on three Lebanese towns, accusing Hezbollah of rearming despite ceasefire. Explore the escalating tensions.
Lammy defends not raising prisoner error at PMQs
Shadow justice secretary David Lammy explains why he chose not to discuss a mistakenly freed prisoner during Prime Minister's Questions. Read his full reasoning.
Nandy apologises for breaching appointments code
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy apologises after inquiry finds she failed to declare donations from football regulator nominee. Read the full investigation findings.
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