Labour Leadership Crisis: Streeting vs Starmer
As Labour faces internal turmoil, Wes Streeting emerges as potential leadership contender. Could replacing Keir Starmer solve the party's fundamental problems? Analysis of the political manoeuvring.
Category : Politics
Starmer to sack briefer in Labour briefing row
Keir Starmer apologised to Wes Streeting over personal briefings. Ed Miliband says PM would sack the culprit if found, calling it 'longstanding aspect of politics'.
Starmer apologises to Streeting in Labour rift
Keir Starmer has apologised to health secretary Wes Streeting following damaging briefings from allies. The Labour turmoil reveals deepening tensions within the party leadership.
Watford man jailed for New Year's Eve park stabbing
Trey Kabwe, 25, has been sentenced to five years for a shocking daylight stabbing in Cassiobury Park. Read the full details of this unprovoked attack.
Woolwich Leisure Centre Demolition for Housing Approved
Greenwich Council confirms the 30-year-old Waterfront Leisure Centre will be demolished to make way for new housing once the state-of-the-art Woolwich Waves opens next month.
Trump ends longest US shutdown amid Epstein controversy
Donald Trump signs bill ending 43-day government shutdown as new Epstein emails emerge alleging connections. Thousands of flights grounded during record closure.
Labour Crisis: Streeting Denies Plotting Against Starmer
Health Secretary Wes Streeting forced to deny leadership coup allegations after No 10 briefings backfire spectacularly, exposing deep divisions within Labour government.
Green Candidate: Break Up Met Police After Racism Report
Hackney's Green mayoral candidate Zoë Garbett calls to dismantle the Met following a damning report revealing systemic racism. Discover the findings and political reactions.
Probe into Starmer aide's lobbying firm stake
Calls grow for inquiry into Keir Starmer's communications director Tim Allan over his stake in a lobbying firm and contacts with a senior consultant. Read the full investigation.
Reform UK accused of racism over student leader pick
Reform UK faces racism accusations after appointing Matthew Goodwin, who claims minority ethnic Britons aren't always 'British'. Political backlash grows.
EU bans multi-entry visas for Russian citizens
The European Union has banned multi-entry Schengen visas for Russian citizens in response to security threats. Russian opposition figures criticise the move as counterproductive.
US Navy Deployed to Venezuela in Trump's 'Narco-Terrorist' Fight
Explore the escalating US military action against Venezuela. Discover the key figures driving Trump's policy and the regional response to this major geopolitical development. Listen to the Full Story podcast.
Epstein tracked Trump flights in released emails
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein's staff monitored Donald Trump's air travel while the financier made disparaging private comments about his former friend.
Starmer apologises to Streeting in 'Traitors' row
Sir Keir Starmer has personally apologised to Health Secretary Wes Streeting after allies accused him of a leadership coup. The PM denied authorising the briefings amid Labour's polling struggles.
Queensland removes union leaders from curriculum board
Queensland government replaces union representatives with conservative figures on curriculum board as teacher pay negotiations break down. Learn about the implications for education.
Border clash kills one, threatens Trump ceasefire deal
Fresh violence erupts on the Thai-Cambodia border, leaving one dead and a US-brokered peace deal in jeopardy. Get the latest on the escalating conflict.
BAT accused of hypocrisy over Zambia tobacco lobbying
British American Tobacco lobbied against health measures in Africa that are UK law. Campaigners call it 'utter hypocrisy' as 7,000 Zambians die annually from tobacco-related illnesses.
US Government Shutdown Ends After 42-Day Standoff
The longest US government shutdown in history concludes after 42 days as Democrats fail to secure healthcare concessions. Analysis of the political fallout and what comes next.
US Government Shutdown Ends After 42-Day Standoff
The US House of Representatives has passed a funding bill, ending the longest government shutdown in American history. Discover the vote breakdown and the impact of the 42-day stalemate.
US Deploys Navy to Venezuela in 'Narco-Terrorist' Strike
As the US sends aircraft carriers and 10,000 troops to the Caribbean, we examine the escalating crisis with Venezuela and the figures driving Trump's aggressive policy.
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell granted bail in Melbourne
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has been released on bail from the Supreme Court in Melbourne after an alleged violent attack on a First Nations protest camp. Learn the full story.
Lehrmann's restraining order bid dismissed in court
Bruce Lehrmann's application for a restraining order against a Daily Mail reporter has been dismissed by a Hobart court. The case alleged stalking over a story about his life in Tasmania.
New Epstein emails suggest Trump knew about 'girls'
Damning new emails suggest Donald Trump knew about Jeffrey Epstein's conduct. Read the latest developments in this major political scandal and its impact on the White House.
US Government Shutdown Ends After 42 Days
The longest US government shutdown in history concludes after House narrowly passes funding bill, but excludes Democratic healthcare demands. Federal operations resume through January.
Liberal Senator: Net Zero is a Conservative Duty
Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan argues the party must embrace net zero targets to win back voters and prove its economic management credentials on the path to decarbonisation.
House Vote on Epstein Files Compelled for Next Week
US House Speaker Mike Johnson announces a vote to compel the release of Jeffrey Epstein files. Discover the political manoeuvring behind this significant move and what happens next.
Resident doctors launch new strike over pay
BMA chief defends latest resident doctor walkouts, stating pay is 'way down' compared to 2008 despite last year's deal. Discover the key arguments from both sides.
Starmer apologises to health secretary over coup claims
Sir Keir Starmer has personally apologised to Health Secretary Wes Streeting after allies accused him of plotting a leadership challenge. Read the latest on the Downing Street crisis.
Scientist pleads guilty in US pathogen smuggling case
Chinese researcher Yunqing Jian admits smuggling a crop pathogen into the US. Sentenced to time served and deportation in a case the judge called 'very strange'.
Trump and Epstein: New Questions from Released Emails
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails raise fresh questions about Donald Trump's knowledge of the financier's activities, though they allege no criminal wrongdoing. Explore the details and political fallout.
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