House votes on Epstein documents after Trump U-turn
US House to vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein files after President Trump drops opposition. The dramatic reversal follows pressure from both parties and victims' advocates.
Category : Politics
Dubs: Government using children as weapon in asylum reforms
Veteran Labour peer Alf Dubs condemns Shabana Mahmood's asylum system overhaul, warning it will increase community tensions and lacks compassion.
Guardian's New Terms: What UK Users Need to Know
The Guardian has updated its terms and conditions with significant changes affecting AI training, user content licensing, and account management. Learn how these updates impact your digital rights and responsibilities.
Farage's £25bn Plan to Slash Foreign Aid and EU Benefits
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveils a radical fiscal plan, proposing to save £25bn by cutting foreign aid and benefits for EU nationals. Labour warns it risks a trade war.
Budget tensions rise as PM travels overseas
Exclusive analysis from Politics At Sam And Anne's podcast reveals growing concerns as the Prime Minister's overseas trips coincide with Whitehall budget tensions. Listen now for insider political insights.
Mahmood defends asylum reforms, UN backs Trump Gaza plan
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces criticism over asylum reforms. UN passes Trump's Gaza peace plan. Government to ban ticket touting. Get the full story.
Trump on Iran bombing and McDonald's sauce at summit
Donald Trump's speech at the McDonald's Impact Summit 2025 shifted from military strikes on Iran to complaints about tartar sauce. Read the full analysis of his controversial address.
300+ agribusiness lobbyists at Cop30 climate summit
Exclusive investigation reveals industrial agriculture lobbyists outnumber key national delegations at UN climate conference while Indigenous protesters demand territorial protection.
Australia's Liberals Propose Immigration Cuts
Australia's Liberal Party unveils plan to slash immigration by targeting international students and skilled migrants. Discover the proposed changes and their potential impact.
Teenagers shot in Barking, one seriously injured
Two 16-year-old boys were shot on Hardwicke Street in Barking on Sunday night. One victim may suffer life-changing injuries as police launch investigation and appeal for witnesses.
Astros' Luhnow pivots from MLB scandal to football
Former Houston Astros GM Jeff Luhnow, fired after MLB's sign-stealing scandal, reveals his ambitious plan to revolutionise African football talent development through his multi-club network. Discover how he's applying his 'Extreme Moneyball' philosophy to
MoD Identifies 12 UK Sites for £6bn Munitions Factories
The Ministry of Defence has identified 12 disused refineries and chemical plants across Britain for new munitions factories as part of a £6bn NATO rearmament push. Discover the locations and implications.
Labour's Hardline Asylum Overhaul Inspired by Denmark
The UK government unveils radical asylum reforms limiting permanent settlement, drawing inspiration from Denmark's controversial model. Explore the political implications and legal hurdles.
Asbestos in Play Sand Prompts School Closures
Dozens of Australian schools closed after asbestos found in children's play sand. Border Force now classifies sensory play products as high-risk. Learn what parents need to know.
NSW Coalition Leadership Crisis Over Climate Policy
New Nationals leader Gurmesh Singh faces coalition fracture on net zero as polling reveals only 33% would consider voting Coalition. Can leadership changes save them?
Croydon Council sues government over £10.8m funding
Croydon Council launches legal challenge against government's decision to withhold £10.8m in funding, potentially affecting local services. Read the full story.
UN Gaza resolution grants Trump control via 'Board of Peace'
The UN Security Council passed Resolution 2803, establishing Trump's 'Board of Peace' to oversee Gaza for two years. Discover how this unprecedented move aims to transform ceasefire into lasting peace.
Labour leadership crisis deepens as polls plummet
Keir Starmer's government faces internal turmoil as support plummets to 18%, trailing Reform UK. Analysis of Labour's challenges and achievements 16 months into power.
Reform UK voters support wealth tax, poll reveals
Exclusive polling shows Nigel Farage's stance against a wealth tax is at odds with his own supporters, with most Reform voters backing taxes on the very rich and big business.
Jess Wilson becomes first female Victorian Liberal leader
Jess Wilson has been elected leader of the Victorian Liberals, becoming the first woman to hold the position. The party's third leader in 12 months replaces Brad Battin after a party room vote.
Jess Wilson Elected Victorian Liberal Opposition Leader
Jess Wilson becomes Victorian Liberal Party's new opposition leader after Matthew Guy's resignation. Discover what this means for Labor and Victoria's political future.
UK Returns Asylum Seekers to France in New Scheme
Exclusive data reveals the UK has returned over 100 asylum seekers to France under a new 'one-in, one-out' agreement. Discover the impact of this controversial immigration policy.
Centre-Left Set to Lose Copenhagen in Historic Election
Denmark's Social Democrats face losing Copenhagen for first time in 113 years as Green Left leads polls. Historic shift in Scandinavian politics ahead.
West Bank Settler Violence Surges 40% in 2025
Violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank has increased dramatically, with attacks rising 40% this year. Read the full investigation into this escalating crisis.
Europe's Digital Sovereignty Push Against US Tech
Europe is asserting digital sovereignty through new online safety legislation, creating an alternative to US-dominated internet governance. Discover how this impacts global tech regulation.
Neo-Nazi attendee detained in Sydney immigration raid
Matthew Gruter was taken into custody in a pre-dawn raid after his visa was cancelled for attending a neo-Nazi rally. The Home Affairs Minister defends the decision. Read the full story.
Marcos denies sister's cocaine addiction allegations
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr denies estranged sister's claims he's a cocaine addict amid corruption investigations. Read the latest developments.
UN: Sudan is 'epicentre of global suffering'
UN humanitarian chief reveals Sudan's civil war has created the world's worst crisis, with mass killings and famine. Urgent international action is needed to end the violence.
Starmer pledges to lead Labour despite polling crisis
Sir Keir Starmer insists he will remain as Labour leader despite polls showing only a third of 2024 voters want him to contest next election. Budget and local elections loom.
Trump reverses stance on Epstein files release
Donald Trump performs a U-turn, demanding full release of Epstein files after pressure from his Maga base. Explore the scandal he can't shake.
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