Badenoch's PMQs Performance Called Borderline Disgraceful
Kemi Badenoch faced sharp criticism for her performance at Prime Minister's Questions, with observers labeling it borderline disgraceful during a serious discussion on Iran tensions.
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Trump's Hawkish Turn: From 'Quasi-Dove' to Iran War
Donald Trump's recent military strikes on Iran reveal a dramatic shift from his campaign rhetoric of avoiding wars, exposing a hawkish foreign policy approach that contradicts his earlier 'president of peace' image.
Starmer Shrugs Off Trump Insults, Focuses on US-UK Action
Prime Minister Keir Starmer downplayed Donald Trump's recent criticisms over Iran policy, asserting that the special relationship relies on practical cooperation like intelligence-sharing, not presidential rhetoric.
UK Anti-Slavery Chief Urges Crackdown on Sex Ads Online
Eleanor Lyons' report reveals alarming gaps in law and enforcement, with 92% of adult service listings showing trafficking warning signs. Ministers face calls to act as exploitation referrals surge.
Burnham Criticizes Labour's 'Bankrupt' Campaign After Byelection Loss
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has launched a scathing critique of Labour's campaigning approach, calling it 'bankrupt' following the party's loss in the Gorton and Denton byelection.
Guardian Weekly: Middle East Conflict Fallout & Louvre's Challenges
The Guardian Weekly's March 6 edition explores the global consequences of US-Israel attacks on Iran, potential regime change, and the Louvre museum's recovery from a heist and management crisis.
Liverpool Police Raids Seize Weapons, Drugs, and Cash
Over 300 officers conducted Operation Vanguard in Liverpool's Anfield area, arresting dozens and seizing firearms, drugs, and luxury goods in a major crackdown on drug supply networks.
Sutton Councillor Quits Lib Dems Over 'Toxic' Culture
Patrick Ogbonna resigns from the Liberal Democrats, citing a 'toxic' environment, racism, and an obsessive focus on leafleting targets ahead of local elections.
Edinburgh Stabbing Suspect Faces Court on Attempted Murder Charges
Mustafa Kokoneh, 23, appeared in Edinburgh Sheriff Court charged with two attempted murders and multiple other offenses following a violent incident in the Calder neighborhood.
Newsom Calls Israel 'Apartheid State' in Iran War Remarks
California Governor Gavin Newsom sharply criticizes Israel's leadership and US military partnership during book tour, calling Israel 'an apartheid state' while condemning Trump's Iran strike decision.
Cartoon Satirizes Trump's Influence on UK Politics
A new political cartoon by Nicola Jennings critiques Donald Trump's impact on UK politics, depicting Keir Starmer in a satirical light amidst transatlantic tensions.
Trump's Iran War Splits His Supporters Over Campaign Vows
Donald Trump's military action in Iran has divided his supporters, with some praising the intervention while others fear another endless conflict, contradicting his 2024 campaign promise to 'stop wars'.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Keeps London Honor Despite Scandal
The former prince will retain the Freedom of the City of London honor after a review determined it cannot be removed due to inheritance rules, despite his royal titles being stripped.
Palace Worker Removes Virginia Giuffre Memorial Plaque
A gardener at Buckingham Palace removed a memorial plaque honoring Virginia Giuffre, placed by activists to honor her fight against Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew.
Labour MP's Husband Arrested in China Spy Probe
The husband of Labour MP Joani Reid is one of three men detained by Metropolitan Police under the National Security Act on suspicion of spying for China.
Starmer: UK Nationals in Middle East Are Top Priority
Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized during PMQs that safeguarding UK citizens in the Middle East is the government's foremost concern, while addressing criticism over his stance on the conflict.
Ex-Gamekeeper Appeals Murder Conviction After Life Sentence
David Campbell, 77, convicted of murdering ex-colleague Brian Low in Perthshire, plans to appeal his life sentence. The case involved a getaway on an e-bike and police errors.
Starmer Defends UK Iran Stance, Clashes with Badenoch
Prime Minister Keir Starmer told MPs that 'hanging on to President Trump's latest words is not the special relationship' after criticism of his handling of the Iran conflict, as he faced attacks from opposition leader Kemi Badenoch during PMQs.
Secret Election Review Exposes Liberal Party's Hidden Strategy
A confidential election review, suppressed by the Liberal Party, reveals internal failures and strategic missteps that contributed to their recent electoral defeat.
McLachlan Urges Repatriation of Australians from Syria
Liberal Senator James McLachlan calls for the urgent repatriation of Australian women and children detained in Syria, highlighting humanitarian and security concerns.
Welsh Voters Confused Over Devolution and Election System
A new poll shows nearly 60% of Welsh voters are unaware of the new voting system for May's Senedd elections, with widespread confusion over devolved powers and low recognition of political figures.
Battersea 'Murder Mile' Horror: Second Stabbing Sparks Fear
A 25-year-old man was chased and stabbed to death near Battersea Power Station, leaving a blood trail that locals now call 'murder mile'. This marks the second fatal attack in the same area since 2023.
London Student Found Dead on Beach After Missing Report
The body of Junmo Jeong, a 20-year-old London College of Fashion student, was discovered near St Margaret's Bay in Kent, following his disappearance last week. Police confirm the death is not suspicious.
Three Arrested for Spying for China, Including MP's Partner
Three individuals, including the partner of a sitting Labour MP, have been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, raising alarms about foreign interference in UK democracy.
Talarico's Win: A New Democratic Playbook for Texas
James Talarico's victory in the Texas Democratic primary, emphasizing a 'politics of love' rooted in faith, challenges traditional tactics and could reshape the party's approach to winning statewide.
Police 'Lock Down' Anfield in Major Liverpool Crime Operation
Merseyside Police deployed 300 officers in Operation Vanguard, executing 14 search warrants targeting organized crime, drugs, and domestic abuse in Liverpool's Anfield area.
Senate Blocks Trump's Iran War Authorization
The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution to prevent President Trump from initiating military action against Iran without congressional approval, marking a significant bipartisan move.
Labour Slams Reform UK Over 'Scraping the Barrel' Defections
London Labour has condemned Reform UK for 'scraping the barrel' after the party announced two former Labour councillors had defected, calling it a 'major London announcement' that lacks significance.
Senate Vote on War Powers to Limit Trump's Iran Conflict
Democratic senators are pushing a war powers resolution to end US involvement in Iran hostilities, requiring congressional approval for future actions, but face likely Republican rejection.
Mojtaba Khamenei: Iran's Next Supreme Leader Candidate
Mojtaba Khamenei emerges as leading candidate to succeed his father as Iran's Supreme Leader amid war, sparking debate over hereditary rule and IRGC influence.
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