President Donald Trump's visible red neck rash at a ceremony has prompted health worries, with his doctor attributing it to a prescribed cream treatment. The White House addresses ongoing bruising and aspirin use.
Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Ro Khanna introduce a bill to impose a 5% annual wealth tax on billionaires, aiming to raise $4.4 trillion over a decade for social programs.
A political cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques Donald Trump's hawkish approach toward Iran, highlighting tensions and global concerns over potential conflict escalation.
Human Rights Law Centre analysis reveals over 15,000 strip-searches monthly in Australian prisons, with only 0.58% finding contraband. Advocates call for a ban, citing trauma and disproportionate impacts.
After being overlooked for the Nobel Peace Prize, Donald Trump shifts focus to military action in Iran, creating a complex diplomatic challenge for UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer amid political criticism.
Chas Corrigan, 22, convicted for the murder of Mohammed Algasim, a 20-year-old Saudi Arabian language student, in a senseless knife attack near Cambridge train station.
Ken Weetch, the stalwart Labour MP for Ipswich, passed away at 92. He was renowned for his successful campaign to end solicitors' monopoly over property conveyancing and his dedication as a constituency representative.
MPs' basic salary will increase to £110,000 by the end of parliament, with a 5% rise this year, citing abuse and growing constituency workloads as key factors.
New Green MP Hannah Spencer criticizes Nigel Farage for insulting voters and emulating Donald Trump by questioning byelection results in Gorton and Denton.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer reaffirms his decision to keep the UK out of recent US and Israel-led strikes on Iran, citing Britain's national interest amid criticism from US President Donald Trump.
The US Department of Education has ignited criticism by displaying a banner of far-right commentator Charlie Kirk alongside historical educators, raising debates over his legacy and educational values.
Scotland has become the first UK nation to legalize hydrolysis, an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional cremation or burial. The process uses alkaline and water to break down bodies in hours, responding to growing demand for sustainable fun
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch accuses Keir Starmer of blocking US military base use for Iran strikes due to partisan politics rather than international law concerns, amid broader criticism from Reform UK's Nigel Farage.
A man has pleaded not guilty to criminal damage after a Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square was defaced with red paint slogans including 'Zionist war criminal' and 'Free Palestine'.
Voters in Milton Keynes can cast ballots at a shopping centre, while Cambridge, Tunbridge Wells, and North Hertfordshire trial weekend voting, marking the first major electoral change since 1872.
Welsh Labour leader Eluned Morgan emphasizes her party's distinctive identity and patriotism while launching their Senedd election campaign, facing challenges from Plaid Cymru and Reform UK.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for increased transparency and security in the review of sponsored orange passes, which allow over 2,000 individuals, including lobbyists, unescorted access to Parliament House's private areas.
Parliamentary records reveal Pauline Hanson claimed thousands in taxpayer money for flights overlapping with electioneering and fundraisers, raising potential rule breaches.
A prolific burglar who ransacked a family home on Christmas Day was apprehended after police traced stolen AirPods to his location, leading to his discovery hiding in a loft.
The family of IT student Suleyman Nur, a devoted Arsenal fan, express shock and devastation after a man is charged with his murder following a fatal stabbing near Hampstead.
Donald Trump says the UK 'took far too long' to permit US forces to use its airbases for strikes on Iran, while also expressing disappointment in Keir Starmer over the Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson continues to influence South Carolina's political landscape, with his historic campaigns shaping voter mobilization and progressive movements decades later.
Jeremy Corbyn has been elected as Your Party's parliamentary leader after his supporters won a crucial internal election against Zarah Sultana's faction, with his slate securing 14 of 24 executive committee seats.
Islington Council leader Una O'Halloran unleashed fury at Thames Water executives after a burst main flooded Caledonian Road, criticizing £7bn in dividends while infrastructure decays.
Paul Hone, the beloved master hairdresser who opened Theorem salon in Cross Street over 30 years ago, has died at 68. Known for his flamboyant style and legendary themed parties, he created a tight-knit community and touched countless lives.
Protesters gathered outside a Labour Party fundraiser in Islington targeting Health Secretary Wes Streeting over NHS contracts with Palantir, highlighting concerns over data privacy and privatisation.
Amu Gib, awaiting trial for alleged Palestine Action offences, will stand as a candidate in Islington's Finsbury Park ward. Election rules permit candidacy as they have not been convicted.
As Florida Governor Ron DeSantis nears his term limit, civil rights groups warn that a series of new bills in the Republican-led legislature are creating a legacy of authoritarian control, threatening free speech and individual rights.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's verbose, self-assured style contrasts sharply with his predecessors, creating domestic unpopularity while potentially offering Europe decisive leadership in turbulent times.
Top Democrats are demanding an immediate congressional vote to restrain President Trump's military campaign against Iran, as escalating attacks plunge the Middle East into deeper conflict.