Starmer's Leadership in Jeopardy as Labour Faces Election Losses
Keir Starmer faces growing discontent within Labour as local elections loom. MPs question his future amid scandals and low approval ratings, with potential successors emerging.
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Trump Says King Charles Backs Iran Nuclear Ban
Donald Trump claims King Charles agrees Iran should never have nuclear weapons, sparking embarrassment for royal aides as the monarch remains politically neutral.
David Attenborough at 100: Share Your Memories
As David Attenborough turns 100, we invite you to share your memories and encounters with the beloved naturalist and broadcaster.
Trump Admin Dismantles Health Systems, Endangering Public Health
A physician warns that the Trump administration's removal of independent panels and data suppression undermines public health, echoing the early AIDS detection system.
Swearing Banned by 1 in 5 Councils in England and Wales
A new report reveals one in five councils in England and Wales have banned swearing via PSPOs, criminalizing everyday activities like shouting, standing in groups, and picking up stones.
Sussex University Overturns £585,000 Free Speech Fine
The High Court quashed a record £585,000 fine against Sussex University, ruling the Office for Students overstepped its authority in a free speech case involving professor Kathleen Stock.
Pope’s Africa Tour Highlights Continent’s Growing Catholic Role
Pope Leo XIV's first African tour underscores the continent's rising importance in the Catholic Church, addressing corruption, exploitation, and interfaith dialogue.
Lib Dems Seek Ban on MP Payments from X Over Democracy Fears
The Liberal Democrats propose banning MPs from accepting payments from X, citing threats from Trump, Musk, and Putin. Ed Davey calls Reform UK a 'Maga franchise'.
Restaurant Told to Stop Driving Diners Home
Award-winning chef Ruth Hansom and her husband have been ordered by North Yorkshire council to stop giving free lifts to customers due to licensing laws.
King Charles's White House Visit: A Distraction from Reality
King Charles's US visit aimed to distract from Trump's scandals and policy crises, but critics argue it legitimizes indefensible actions and ignores victims.
King Charles's US Visit Dominates Front Pages
King Charles's address to Congress and meeting with Trump feature prominently on front pages, with subtle critiques of the president's policies highlighted.
Journalist's Death in Russian Captivity Highlights Need for Collaboration
The murder of Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna in Russian captivity underscores the vital need for cross-border investigative journalism to protect reporters and uncover truth.
Bondi to Testify on Epstein Files May 29
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will appear before the House oversight committee on May 29 to answer questions about the DOJ's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and file releases.
Met Police Declares Terrorism After Stabbing of Two Jewish Men
Two Jewish men were stabbed in an antisemitic attack in Golders Green, London. Counter-terrorism police are leading the investigation. A suspect is in custody.
Woman, 70, Guilty of Stabbing Sister 10 Times, Stealing Rolex
Nancy Pexton, 70, was found guilty of murdering her film director sister Jennifer Abbott, 69, by stabbing her 10 times and stealing her diamond-encrusted Rolex watch in Camden.
Badenoch Predicts Reeves Ouster as Bankers Warn
Kemi Badenoch predicts Rachel Reeves will be sacked after local elections. Jefferies warns political turmoil could raise borrowing costs and hit sterling.
Barry Keoghan Denies Cheating Allegations After Sabrina Split
Barry Keoghan speaks out against 'disgusting' cheating rumors and online hate following his breakup with Sabrina Carpenter, revealing the toll on his mental health.
Mother Pleads on Son's Birthday: £20,000 Reward in Stabbing
The mother of Claudyo Lafayette, stabbed to death in 2023, appeals for information on his 20th birthday as police offer a £20,000 reward in the unsolved case.
Golders Green Stabbing: Two Injured, Suspect Arrested
Two people were stabbed in Golders Green, London. A suspect was arrested after being tasered by police. The incident is being investigated.
UK Faces £35bn Hit from Iran War as Growth Slashed
The UK economy risks recession due to the Iran war, with NIESR warning of a £35bn hit and potential interest rate hikes, straining Rachel Reeves' fiscal plans.
King Charles Acknowledges Epstein Scandal in Congress Speech
In a historic address to Congress, King Charles acknowledged victims of abuse in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, without naming Epstein directly, and emphasized UK-US unity.
Starmer Blocks Sleaze Inquiry Despite Cross-Party Pressure
Sir Keir Starmer wins vote to block a parliamentary inquiry into whether he misled MPs over Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, facing Tory and some Labour criticism.
Why MPs Can Easily Get Drunk in Parliament
Green Party MP Hannah Spencer questions the drinking culture in Parliament, where subsidised bars and historic traditions enable MPs to drink before voting.
Trump Reveals Mother's 'Crush' on King Charles in White House
Donald Trump revealed his mother had a crush on a 'cute' young King Charles during an awkward White House exchange, praising the King and Queen during their state visit.
Man Stabbed in Leytonstone Fight; Attacker at Large
A man in his 30s was stabbed during a fight in Leytonstone last night. He is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are seeking witnesses.
Palestine Action Ban Appeal: Protest Rights at Stake
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood appeals high court ruling that banning Palestine Action was unlawful. The case could reshape protest rights and proscription laws.
JD Vance's Iran Diplomacy Role Poses Thorny Predicament
As JD Vance takes a key role in Iran peace talks, he faces challenges balancing his anti-war stance with Trump's demands, while Iranian negotiators view him as a credible interlocutor.
Conspiracy Theories Follow White House Dinner Incident
After an armed man attempted to breach a White House correspondents' dinner, conspiracy theories flourished, reflecting deep political distrust.
McSweeney and Barton Grilled on Mandelson Vetting
Morgan McSweeney and Philip Barton faced MPs over Peter Mandelson's vetting. Key revelations include pressure for quick appointment, Epstein concerns, and denial of 'just approve' call.
McSweeney Admits Pressure on Mandelson Role
Morgan McSweeney acknowledges Foreign Office pressure to expedite Peter Mandelson's ambassador vetting, but denies skipping steps or impropriety.
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