Reform MPs Walk Out of PMQs After Starmer's Jibe at Farage
Nigel Farage led a dramatic walkout of Reform UK MPs during Prime Minister's Questions after Keir Starmer mocked the party's reliance on overseas donors and cryptocurrency.
Nigel Farage led a dramatic walkout of Reform UK MPs during Prime Minister's Questions after Keir Starmer mocked the party's reliance on overseas donors and cryptocurrency.
The theft of Morgan McSweeney's government phone in London raises questions about potential lost messages with Peter Mandelson amid ongoing political controversy.
The police watchdog is investigating how law enforcement handled sexual abuse allegations against Andrew Tate, raising questions about procedural integrity.
Belfast court hears evidence that clothing worn by two men accused of murdering journalist Lyra McKee links them to the scene of the 2019 shooting in Derry.
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RecommendedLabour leader Keir Starmer faces a critical mission to rebuild the party's credibility and appeal to voters ahead of future elections, as depicted in a recent political cartoon.
Daniela Santanchè resigns as Italy's tourism minister following Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's unprecedented public call, amid political crisis after judicial reform referendum defeat.
Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats remain Denmark's largest party after a snap election, but face coalition challenges as Europe's political landscape shifts.
Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico responds with love after Christian nationalist pastor Brooks Potteiger prayed for his death on a podcast, condemning Christian nationalism.
Labour's emergency measures to overhaul political donations significantly impact Reform UK's fundraising, particularly from overseas billionaire Christopher Harborne and cryptocurrency sources.
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The father of Grace O'Malley-Kumar, killed in the Nottingham attacks, condemns the decision to test victims for drugs while the perpetrator was not tested, calling it 'disgusting'.
In a recent podcast, Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer delve into Labour's leadership dynamics, policy directions, and future strategies for the party.
The Senate remains gridlocked over Department of Homeland Security funding, with Republicans and Democrats rejecting each other's proposals while TSA employees face severe financial hardship during the partial government shutdown.
The Metropolitan Police announces a reversal, resuming arrests for supporting Palestine Action after a high court ruling deemed the ban unlawful, pending a government appeal.
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RecommendedThe UK government introduces new rules prioritising British suppliers in steel, shipbuilding, AI, and energy infrastructure to bolster national security and economic resilience amid global supply chain vulnerabilities.
Shadow Minister Andrew Hastie addresses the global fuel crisis, reindustrialization, and the Liberal Party's challenge from One Nation in a new Australian Politics podcast.
Shadow Minister Andrew Hastie analyzes the global fuel shock, calls for reindustrialization, and addresses the Liberal Party's challenge from One Nation in a revealing podcast interview.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni suffers a significant defeat in a constitutional referendum on judicial reform, with analysts pointing to her association with Donald Trump as a key factor in mobilizing opposition voters.
Andrew Hastie, a senior Liberal MP, has expressed openness to a 25% tax on gas profits, arguing multinational corporations have excessively benefited from Australian wealth.
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RecommendedLabour's Wes Streeting firmly dismisses speculation about replacing Keir Starmer as party leader, emphasizing unity and focus on upcoming elections.
The Charity Commission has issued formal guidance to trustees at the Alan Turing Institute after whistleblower complaints raised eight points of concern, including warnings of potential collapse due to government funding threats.
Two men arrested for the arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green have been released on bail. The Metropolitan Police continues its investigation, treating the incident as an antisemitic hate crime.
Donald Trump escalates tensions with Iran, while a stolen phone from a key UK political aide goes uninvestigated. Plus, a first look at the new Harry Potter series emerges.
Donald Trump escalates Iran tensions with war claims, UK boosts naval powers against Russia, and a stolen phone scandal raises questions. Plus, a sneak peek at the upcoming Harry Potter series.
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RecommendedScott O'Connor found guilty of manslaughter after four-year-old Kol Page died from catastrophic injuries. Mother Zoe Coutts convicted of allowing the death. The case revealed escalating abuse and deception.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has written to Travelodge's CEO, urging serious engagement with MPs after a guest was sexually assaulted in a hotel room due to staff error.
As local elections approach, polls suggest Plaid Cymru may end Labour's century-long dominance in Wales. An expert warns that an independent Wales would face immediate bankruptcy due to a fiscal deficit over 20% of GDP.
Labour's 14-year hold on Birmingham faces a critical test in May's local elections, with bin strikes and council bankruptcy fueling voter discontent and political challenges.
Scott O'Connor convicted of manslaughter for the death of two-year-old Kol Page, who suffered brain damage after a beating. Mother Zoe Coutts found guilty of allowing child's death.
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RecommendedIvanna Lisette Ortiz pleads not guilty to attempted murder and assault charges after shooting at Rihanna's Los Angeles home while the singer and family were present.