Wales stands at a political crossroads with Plaid Cymru and Reform UK offering radically different visions for the country's future. The upcoming Senedd election could end Welsh Labour's century-long dominance.
Lelia Doolan, a 91-year-old peace activist, finished a two-week, 220km trek across Ireland to petition the government against US military stopovers at Shannon Airport, citing violations of Irish neutrality.
Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch engaged in a surprisingly coherent exchange during Prime Minister's Questions, focusing on defence spending and military readiness amid political tensions.
Richard Bingley, a councillor with a history across four parties, seeks election in Thurrock after resigning from Plymouth over a tree-felling controversy.
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North Wales Police warn they may seek contact bans against individuals who repeatedly report non-criminal matters like noisy children or uncollected bins, diverting resources from serious crime.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves intensified criticism of Donald Trump's Iran conflict, calling it a destabilizing mistake that harms global living standards and economic stability at Washington IMF meetings.
Brian Cole Jr, accused of planting pipe bombs near RNC and DNC buildings in Washington DC, now faces additional felony counts including terrorism and weapons of mass destruction charges, as the legal fallout from the 2021 Capitol attack continues.
Analysis of David Lammy's strategic approach to UK foreign policy as a key adviser to Keir Starmer, focusing on diplomatic realignment and global challenges.
A 47-year-old woman and a 46-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of arson endangering life following an attempted attack on Finchley Reform Synagogue in north London, described by police as an antisemitic hate crime.
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Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticizes conservative justices' emergency orders benefiting Trump, calling them 'scratch-paper musings' that 'ring hollow'.
Senator Bernie Sanders' fourth attempt to block US weapons sales to Israel was defeated, but growing Democratic support signals shifting attitudes toward military aid.
Donald Trump renews threats to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, while a Republican senator blocks Trump's nominee over a criminal investigation into Fed renovations.
Analysis of the political harmony between the coalition government and One Nation Conservatives, exploring policy alignment and internal tensions in Westminster.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a public apology to colleague Brett Kavanaugh for criticizing his immigration ruling opinion, highlighting deep divisions within the US Supreme Court.
John Sidoti, found by Icac to have engaged in serious corrupt conduct, was celebrated as an esteemed Liberal luminary at a campaign fundraiser headlined by opposition leader Kellie Sloane.
As France gears up for the 2027 presidential election, the far-right National Rally leads polls, but a crowded field of contenders risks splitting the vote and handing victory to Jordan Bardella.
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The Cabinet Office spent nearly £30,000 refurbishing and furnishing Sir Keir Starmer's Downing Street flat, including £4,440 on sofas and £1,400 on a bed, following his move into 11 Downing Street.
Two individuals have been arrested following a failed arson attack at Finchley Reform Synagogue. The Metropolitan Police are investigating the suspected antisemitic hate crime.
David Johnson, 35, was sentenced to prison after being caught watching child sex abuse videos on a train. A passenger reported him to British Transport Police.
Professor Tony Travers predicts an 'absolutely knife-edge marginal' result in Westminster's local elections on May 7, with high-stakes issues like Oxford Street pedestrianization shaping voter decisions.
The Green Party faces mounting pressure to remove local election candidates in Camden and Croydon following revelations of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories shared on social media.
The Greenwich local elections feature an Austin Powers candidate for Reform UK, alongside other candidates with spy parody names and the husband of former PM Liz Truss.
Finbar Sullivan, 21, was attacked at the north London viewpoint. Three men face murder charges, with another charged over related violence.
New Ministry of Justice figures show 179 inmates were incorrectly released between April 2025 and March 2026, with errors including misplaced warrants and sentence miscalculations.
Kemi Badenoch appears to have undergone a psychological makeover, displaying a more gentle demeanor and a remarkable ability to forget past events, raising questions about her leadership style and political memory.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party has achieved a parliamentary majority through a combination of byelection victories and defections from rival parties, marking only the third majority government in Canada in two decades.
Eric Swalwell's sudden campaign suspension amid sexual assault allegations has thrown the California governor's race into chaos, leaving Democrats scrambling to find a frontrunner in a fluid contest.