COVID Inquiry: 23,000 Deaths From Lockdown Delay
The UK COVID inquiry exposes how delayed lockdowns cost 23,000 lives, with repeated failures leading to 65,000 second-wave deaths. Discover the damning findings.
Category : Politics
Starmer: G20 'really important' despite Trump absence
PM Keir Starmer insists G20 summit remains vital for UK trade despite Donald Trump's boycott. Read how Britain seeks £400m export deals amid budget pressures.
Kendall: Ofcom must use online safety powers now
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall urges Ofcom to fully implement Online Safety Act amid concerns about AI chatbots and child protection delays. Public trust at stake.
Khanna: Officials blocking Epstein files will be prosecuted
Congressman Ro Khanna warns justice officials must release Epstein documents within 30 days or face criminal charges. Full transparency demanded for all involved in Epstein crimes.
Kellie Sloane becomes NSW Liberal party leader
Former television journalist Kellie Sloane has been elected unopposed as the new leader of the NSW Liberal party, replacing Mark Speakman. Discover her political journey and challenges ahead.
Kellie Sloane appointed NSW Liberal leader
Former journalist Kellie Sloane becomes NSW Liberal leader, replacing Mark Speakman. The 52-year-old faces challenges uniting the party and developing housing policy. Read more about this political shift.
Starmer at G20 summit as budget looms and Trump skips
PM Keir Starmer defends South Africa trip for G20 talks, aiming to secure investment for UK jobs and maintain Ukraine support. Budget details expected next week.
Dick Cheney Funeral Brings Washington Elite Together
Washington's political establishment gathered at the National Cathedral for Dick Cheney's funeral, highlighting his complex legacy from war on terror to Trump opposition. Read the full analysis.
DOJ investigates Trump allies in Schiff mortgage case
Justice Department examines whether Trump allies improperly influenced Adam Schiff mortgage fraud investigation as prosecutors struggle with evidence. Latest US political developments.
White House: Trump Didn't Mean Death for Democrats
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt asserts Trump's social media posts about Democratic lawmakers weren't literal death threats. Read the full clarification.
Guardian corrects living standards and Unix errors
The Guardian has published corrections regarding a misattributed living standards analysis and a technical error confusing Unix. Readers can submit complaints to the provided contacts.
MLS 2026 schedule with two-month World Cup break
Major League Soccer announces 2026 schedule featuring Lionel Messi's Inter Miami opening new stadium on April 4th and a two-month break for the World Cup. Season runs February 21st to November 7th.
Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan Dubbed 'Terrible' and 'Baffling'
A 28-point Ukraine peace proposal, crafted between Trump envoy Steve Witkoff and the Kremlin without European input, faces universal condemnation. Analysis suggests Ukraine and Europe will play for time.
Judge blocks Trump's DC National Guard deployment
A federal judge has temporarily halted Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to Washington DC, dealing a legal blow to the president. Read the full story.
Charges dropped in Chicago border patrol shooting case
Federal prosecutors dismiss charges against Marimar Martinez, shot seven times by border patrol agent Charles Exum during Operation Midway Blitz. Read the full story.
Trump: Democrats Should Face Death Over Military Video
Donald Trump faces condemnation after calling Democratic lawmakers 'traitors' who should be executed for urging military to refuse illegal orders. Political violence fears escalate.
Covid Inquiry Slams UK Leaders' Pandemic Response
Damning Covid inquiry report reveals Nicola Sturgeon relied on small inner circle, while UK government was 'toxic and chaotic'. Leaders across all four nations criticised for 'too little, too late' approach.
GOP Warns Bondi Over Epstein Files Transparency
Republican senators urge Attorney General Pam Bondi to fully release Jeffrey Epstein documents within 30 days as new law mandates. Will transparency prevail?
Farage faces pressure over teenage racism allegations
Cabinet ministers condemn Nigel Farage over multiple allegations of racist behaviour at Dulwich College. Reform UK leader yet to comment personally as pressure mounts.
Ford Blocked CIA Assassination Report - Documents
Newly released documents show President Gerald Ford tried to block the Church Committee's landmark report on CIA assassination plots. Read the full story about this historical cover-up.
Australia's Republican Push: Dreyfus Demands Vote
Former attorney general Mark Dreyfus declares it's 'well past time' for Australia to hold another republic referendum. Plus, Albanese's EU trade deal opportunity at G20 summit.
Progressive Connie Chan runs for Pelosi's House seat
San Francisco supervisor Connie Chan announces congressional bid to replace Nancy Pelosi, highlighting affordability and working families. Discover her platform and opponents.
Treasury Plans Council Tax Overhaul for Priciest Homes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is urged to undertake a full council tax revaluation as the Treasury plans a new levy on properties valued over £1-2m. Will this 'mansion tax' fix the outdated system?
Mahmood Announces Stricter UK Immigration Rules
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood reveals sweeping changes to legal migration, extending indefinite leave requirements and facing criticism from both sides. Read the full details.
Farage faces school racism allegations from contemporaries
Multiple school contemporaries allege Nigel Farage expressed extreme racist and antisemitic views at Dulwich College. As Reform UK rises in polls, scrutiny intensifies on the leader's past statements and fitness for high office.
Gaza aid blockade continues despite ceasefire
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza intensifies as Israel continues to throttle aid despite ceasefire declarations. Hundreds have died since truce began, with children facing catastrophic conditions.
Texas Schools in Ten Commandments Legal Clash
Texas schools face constitutional crisis as federal and state courts clash over mandatory Ten Commandments displays in classrooms. Discover the legal battle unfolding.
Council funding shake-up boosts North and Midlands
Deprived towns in northern England and the Midlands secure major funding increases in a landmark local authority reform, redirecting cash from affluent areas to post-industrial communities.
Police Officer Banned for Pushing Pensioner Over Wall
A Met Police officer has been dismissed without notice after using unreasonable force against a pensioner in south London. PC Dan Loft pushed the OAP over a wall during a confrontation outside a Royal Mail depot.
£20k reward for Range Rover info in murder case
Police offer £20,000 reward for information about distinctive Range Rover linked to 2022 shooting of Camilo Palacio in North London. Anonymous tips welcomed.
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