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Snow Threatens Voter Turnout in Japan's Snap Election
Japan's snap general election, called by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, faces challenges from heavy snowfall and freezing weather, sparking fears of low voter turnout and logistical issues.
Ilhan Omar Sprayed with Liquid at Town Hall, Man Arrested
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unidentified liquid by a man with a syringe during a Minneapolis town hall. The suspect was tackled by security and arrested for assault.
Starmer's Pragmatic Approach to China and Labour Politics
Keir Starmer's visit to China highlights his doctrine of avoiding hard choices, applying the same pragmatic approach seen in domestic Labour politics to international diplomacy.
Nationals MP Boyce Challenges Leadership, Coalition Splits
Nationals MP Colin Boyce moves to spill party leadership, citing political suicide from Coalition split. Inflation rises to 3.8%, boosting rate hike expectations. Historic heatwave hits NSW and Queensland.
Deprived Areas to Worsen by Next Election, Report Warns
A report commissioned by No 10 forecasts rising crime and unemployment in England's 613 most deprived neighbourhoods by the next election, despite government investment pledges.
Morrison's Imam Register Plan Sparks Muslim Backlash
Former Australian PM Scott Morrison faces condemnation from Islamic leaders after proposing a national register for imams and accreditation standards at a Jerusalem conference.
Albanese's Kindness Politics Tested as One Nation Surges
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's 'politics of kindness' faces crucial test as One Nation's record vote challenges traditional binary politics, offering opportunity for inclusive leadership.
Boyce Challenges Littleproud for Nationals Leadership
Queensland MP Colin Boyce announces he will move a spill motion against Nationals leader David Littleproud, warning the party is headed for a 'political cliff'.
Judge Blocks Virginia Democrats' Redistricting Plan
A Virginia circuit judge has ruled that Democratic lawmakers failed to follow legal procedures for a redistricting amendment, dealing a setback to their congressional seat ambitions ahead of November's elections.
Nationals' Influence Weakens Liberal Urban Appeal
Analysis reveals how the Liberal Party's shift toward Nationals-lite policies has eroded its urban support base, with economic anxiety and housing affordability becoming critical electoral battlegrounds.
Guardian Corrections: Warrington, Fremantle, Exeter, Rusholme
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications regarding several errors in recent articles, including misidentifying Warrington as a city, misspelling Fremantle, and incorrectly stating Sajid Javid's university.
Biden Slams Minneapolis Shooting, Government Targeting
Former President Joe Biden issues a strong statement condemning the fatal shooting of an ICU nurse by federal agents in Minneapolis, criticising the Trump administration's actions.
Police Commissioner Defends Chief Constable Sacking Process
West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Foster explains legal constraints preventing immediate dismissal of Chief Constable Craig Guildford over Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban controversy.
One Nation Polling Surge Hits Record High
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has surged to a record 22% primary vote in the Guardian Essential poll, as Coalition leadership faces crisis and Malcolm Turnbull offers insights.
Welsh Budget Passes with Labour-Plaid Deal
The Senedd has approved Wales's £27.5bn budget for 2026-2027 after Labour struck a deal with Plaid Cymru, providing real-terms funding increases across departments.
Cartoon Satirises Suella Braverman's Defection to Reform UK
A new cartoon by Ella Baron humorously depicts Suella Braverman's political defection to Reform UK, offering a sharp commentary on the shifting dynamics in British politics.
UK Poverty Crisis Deepens Under Tory Legacy
A new Joseph Rowntree Foundation report reveals deepening poverty in the UK, with millions struggling to survive due to welfare cuts and rising living costs.
Rayner Emerges as Labour Leadership Contender
With Andy Burnham's Westminster return blocked, attention shifts to Angela Rayner as a potential future Labour leader, despite ongoing HMRC investigation and internal party dynamics.
Reform UK's Byelection Campaign Faces Criticism in Manchester
Reform UK's byelection campaign in Gorton and Denton has been marked by boundary confusion, controversial candidate selection, and awkward public appearances.
Labour's Burnham Block Sparks Leadership Crisis
Labour's decision to block Andy Burnham's parliamentary return has ignited fierce debate about Keir Starmer's leadership, party values, and internal power struggles.
Democrats Demand Kristi Noem's Removal After ICE Incident
US Democrats escalate pressure to oust Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with impeachment proceedings gaining support.
DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton Announces Retirement
Long-serving Washington DC House delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, 88, will not seek re-election after advocating for DC statehood and representing the district since 1990.
Fareham Voters React to Braverman's Reform Switch
Mixed reactions in Fareham as former Conservative MP Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, with some supporting her move while others express disappointment and concern.
Reform Candidate Stands by Britishness Comments
Matthew Goodwin, Reform UK's candidate for Gorton and Denton, declines to retract claims that UK-born ethnic minorities aren't automatically British, sparking criticism in diverse Manchester constituency.
Storm Fern's US Impact: Deaths, Power Outages, Closures
A powerful winter storm named Fern has caused at least 30 deaths and widespread disruption across the United States, with millions under cold alerts and major institutions closed.
Crystal Palace Shooting Leaves Man with Life-Changing Injuries
A man in his 20s sustained life-changing injuries after being shot in a late-night attack in Crystal Palace. Three armed suspects remain at large following the incident on Hamlet Road.
Rapper DigDat Jailed for Life Over Drive-By Shooting
London rapper DigDat, real name Nathan Tokosi, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for a near-fatal drive-by shooting in Notting Hill, targeting rival artist Sam Corbishley.
Defending Tory 'Wets': Davidson and Street's Vision
Analysis of Prosper UK's centre-right movement led by Ruth Davidson and Andy Street, arguing their pro-business approach could help Conservatives win back voters.
Labour MPs Revolt Over Burnham Byelection Block
Around 50 Labour MPs have signed a letter protesting the party's decision to block Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton byelection, as the Manchester mayor accuses Downing Street sources of lying.
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