Category : Westminster


Gorton Byelection: Three-Way Dead Heat Tests Starmer

The Gorton and Denton byelection is a critical test for Keir Starmer, with polls showing a tight race between Labour, Reform UK, and the Greens. The outcome could reshape the political landscape and impact Starmer's premiership.

Grace Tame Slams PM's 'Difficult' Comment in Advocacy Row

Grace Tame, former Australian of the Year, rebukes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for calling her 'difficult,' alleging misogynistic undertones. The clash highlights tensions over advocacy and political discourse in Australia.

Europe's Far-Right Embraces 'Remigration' Policy

The dangerous concept of 'remigration'—mass deportations targeting minority populations—is spreading across Europe's far-right parties, from Italy to Germany, signaling a shift in political discourse.

One Nation Gains Labor Voters, Poll Shows

A Guardian Essential poll finds nearly half of Labor voters open to supporting One Nation, signaling a major shift in Australian politics as the party attracts voters across the spectrum.

Ken Burns: US Democracy Tested Ahead of 250th Anniversary

Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Ken Burns expresses deep concerns about the current state of American democracy in a special podcast episode with Sky News, reflecting on the nation's history and challenges under Donald Trump.

Fake Quote Shared by Reform UK Councillor Against Labour MP

Simon Evans, a Reform UK councillor, posted a fabricated quote attributed to Labour MP Natalie Fleet, accompanied by a violent comment. This incident highlights the urgent need for civil discourse in digital politics and the dangers of online abuse target

Badenoch's 'Paedo Defence' Slur Derails PMQs Debate

Kemi Badenoch's PMQs performance unraveled as she abandoned student loans debate to hurl insults at Labour, calling them the 'Paedo Defence' party in a deranged tirade that exposed her leadership flaws.

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