Category : Westminster


Mandelson's 2009 Bank Collusion Echoes Today

Revelations from the Epstein files show Peter Mandelson's 2009 collusion with banks against Labour's bonus tax. Sixteen years later, parallels emerge as Labour avoids bank windfall taxes.

Labour's Electoral Cowardice Could Empower Reform UK

George Monbiot argues that Labour's refusal to implement proportional representation, despite overwhelming public support for electoral reform, creates conditions where Reform UK could seize power with minority support.

Herzog Visit Sparks UK Labour Backbencher Debate

The planned visit of Israel's President Isaac Herzog to the UK has ignited controversy among Labour backbenchers, highlighting internal party divisions over foreign policy and Middle East relations.

Tories Use Ancient Mechanism for Mandelson Papers

Conservatives employ historic 'humble address' procedure to compel government disclosure of documents relating to Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador amid Epstein ties investigation.

Trump Election Comments Spark Democratic Alarm

Donald Trump's suggestion that Republicans should 'take over' elections in 15 states has raised serious concerns among Democrats about potential efforts to rig the November midterm elections.

One Nation Faces SA Election Test Amid Poll Surge

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party, buoyed by recent polling gains, prepares to contest every seat in South Australia's March election. With former Liberal Cory Bernardi now on board, the party aims to capitalise on Coalition chaos.

US House Passes $1.2tn Bill Ending Shutdown

The US House of Representatives has approved a $1.2 trillion funding measure to end the partial government shutdown, while Democrats seek negotiations over Trump's deportation policies.

Met Reviews New Andrew-Epstein Allegations

Scotland Yard will assess fresh claims that Jeffrey Epstein trafficked a woman to the UK for sex with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Royal Lodge in 2010, as Thames Valley police also examine the case.

French Prosecutors Seek to Uphold Le Pen Election Ban

French state prosecutors have requested appeal court judges maintain a five-year election ban on far-right leader Marine Le Pen over EU funds embezzlement, potentially barring her from the 2027 presidential race.

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