Exclusive polling reveals voters are evenly split on Keir Starmer's handling of the Iran war, with 41% critical versus 37% supportive. Meanwhile, overwhelming public support emerges for government intervention on energy prices if conflict escalates.
Reform UK maintains a polling lead in the latest YouGov survey, following a public challenge over methodology that led to increased data transparency from the pollster.
Donald Trump's recent public appearances reveal concerning patterns, including being deceived by a fake AI video of a US aircraft carrier and displaying inconsistencies on Iran policy.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been transferred from intensive care to a semi-intensive unit after his pneumonia condition showed signs of improvement, according to his wife's statement.
Donald Trump's recent public appearances reveal inconsistencies on Iran talks, AI misinformation concerns, a revealing call with Keir Starmer, and surprising admissions about Lebanon's geopolitics.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces ambitious plan for UK to achieve fastest AI adoption in G7 through £2bn investment in quantum computing and research, while addressing Brexit trade relations.
Sean Jefferson found guilty of murdering his five-week-old daughter Darcy-Leigh after inflicting 47 rib fractures and fatal head injuries. Mother Amy Leigh Clark convicted of allowing the child's death.
MetroTalk readers discuss whether taxpayers should fund rescue flights for Britons in the Middle East amid Trump's Iran conflict, UK-US relations, and other pressing issues.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's refusal to back Trump's Iran war highlights a growing international rift, with allies like Germany and Japan also rejecting US calls for military support in the Strait of Hormuz.
Donald Trump's recent accusations of treason against media outlets covering the Iran war reveal a pattern of attempts to control free speech and manipulate public perception, raising concerns about democratic erosion.
Zahira Byjaouane, 43, appears in court after her 18-day-old daughter fell from a third-floor flat in Westminster. The case has been sent to the Old Bailey.
Labour leader Keir Starmer discusses the UK's cost of living crisis and its implications during escalating US-Iran tensions in a recent podcast interview.
Pat McFadden calls on Labour MPs to support upcoming welfare reforms, emphasizing the need for modernization and fairness in the system.
Grassroots organization Swing Left is overhauling Democratic voter contact with AI-assisted 'deep canvassing' ahead of midterms, addressing the party's 30% approval rating.
Republican Senator Thom Tillis, not seeking re-election, has become an outspoken critic within his party, targeting Trump administration policies and officials while aiming to support the president's legacy.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy returns to court for appeal trial on charges of receiving illegal campaign funds from Libya's Gaddafi regime, facing up to 10 years in prison.
Alan Jay White, a former academic dean nicknamed 'the professor,' faces charges after police found 78 grams of suspected meth in his home, prompting Breaking Bad comparisons.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges the UK will not be drawn into a broader Middle East conflict while announcing £53m in heating oil support for households and warning suppliers against price gouging.
Donald Trump escalates calls for European allies to protect the Strait of Hormuz, warning of severe consequences for NATO. Meanwhile, Oscars celebrate 'One Battle After Another' and a new liquid planet discovery emerges.
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice argues Britons should pay minimum legal tax, dismissing allegations his property firm used a Reit scheme to avoid nearly £600,000 in corporation tax.
A collection of powerful images from around the world on Monday, featuring Laylat al-Qadr prayers in Mecca and Abu Dhabi, conflicts in Iran and Lebanon, and cultural events in Spain and Peru.
Donald Trump has publicly supported FCC Chair Brendan Carr's warning to revoke broadcast licenses of news outlets reporting unfavorably on the Iran war, escalating tensions over media freedom.
As South Australia's March election approaches, One Nation faces its first major test since rising in polls. Voters express grievances over cost-of-living and major parties, but can the party win seats?
Former President Donald Trump claims absolute authority to impose new tariffs after Supreme Court rulings, escalating tensions over trade policy and legal boundaries.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has denied misleading the House of Commons regarding the vetting process for Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, despite newly released documents raising questions.
West Midlands Police have arrested three individuals after a man's body was discovered in a wheelie bin in Cash's Park, Coventry. The victim remains unidentified as investigations continue.
Zahira Byjaouane, 43, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court charged with murdering her 18-day-old daughter. The case has been sent to the Old Bailey for further proceedings.
The UK government defends its inheritance tax changes on agricultural assets in court as farmers argue the consultation process was unlawful. The case involves constitutional issues and could impact thousands of family estates.
Nathan Bennett, 30, has been sentenced to 30 years for multiple sex offences against five boys aged two to three at a Bristol nursery, described as 'every parent's nightmare'.
Nathan Bennett, a nursery worker in Bristol, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for multiple counts of rape, sexual assault, and assault by penetration against five young boys aged two to three.