Sister of Killer's First Wife Reveals Family's Decades of Suffering
Catherine Roots speaks for the first time about how murderer Brian Field destroyed her family's lives, including her sister's tragic death and the 33-year hunt for justice.
Category : Westminster
Powell Rejects Role as Starmer's Chief of Staff, Plans Exit
Jonathan Powell, Keir Starmer's national security adviser, has turned down overtures to become chief of staff, preferring to return to his mediation consultancy. Downing Street denies the offer and his departure plans.
Labour MPs Call for Inquiry into Journalist Smear Allegations
Labour MPs, led by John McDonnell, are urging an inquiry into a report commissioned by a thinktank linked to Keir Starmer, which made baseless claims about journalists investigating the group. The Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons is under pressure over
German Bank Heist in Stuhr After Gelsenkirchen Christmas Raid
Police in Germany are seeking witnesses after thieves broke into a Volksbank branch in Stuhr, stealing from safety deposit boxes. This incident follows a major heist in Gelsenkirchen where millions were stolen during the holidays.
Texas Progressives Win Senate Seat Against Billionaire-Backed GOP
Democrat Taylor Rehmet's victory in a Texas state Senate runoff reveals how grassroots organizing is countering Christian nationalist influence and billionaire megadonors in Tarrant County politics.
Phillips: Epstein Files Must Catalyze Long-Term Protection for Women
Labour MP Jess Phillips calls for systemic reforms to combat violence against women and girls, using the Epstein scandal as a catalyst for legislative action and prevention strategies.
Phillips: Epstein Files Must Drive Long-Term Women's Safety Laws
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips urges using Epstein case momentum for legislative change, criticizing reactive policies and calling for investment in prevention to protect women and girls.
Lowe Launches Far-Right Party, Splits Anti-Immigration Vote
Former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has launched the Great Yarmouth First party, pledging mass deportations and gaining support from far-right figures and Elon Musk, potentially splitting the anti-immigration vote in upcoming elections.
Trump's Monroe Doctrine Misinterpretation vs. Bad Bunny's Inclusivity
Donald Trump's 'Donroe doctrine' twists the 1823 Monroe Doctrine for dominance, while Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show highlighted a pan-American vision of unity and self-determination.
Lower Suspicion Threshold for African Australians in Police Searches
A Guardian analysis shows Victoria police may be unequally targeting people of African appearance with warrantless search powers, with lower hit rates indicating potential racial profiling.
Starmer's G20 Chance: Aid, Debt, and Labour's Revival
As Keir Starmer prepares to chair the G20 in 2027, Labour faces a pivotal opportunity to reclaim its internationalist legacy by addressing aid cuts, debt relief, and global inequality, potentially winning back disillusioned voters.
Ex-Forest Owner Stabbed in Mayfair Home Invasion
Former Nottingham Forest owner Fawaz Al-Hawasi was injured fighting off masked burglars at his £10 million Mayfair mansion. Police continue inquiries as his lawyers urge more details on suspects.
Tech Billionaires Pour Cash Into California Elections
Silicon Valley's wealthiest are spending tens of millions to shape California politics, fighting taxes and backing AI-friendly candidates as Governor Newsom exits.
Larry the Cat Marks 15 Years as No 10's Chief Mouser
Larry the cat, the 19-year-old chief mouser to the Cabinet Office, celebrates 15 years of service in Downing Street, having worked under six prime ministers and become a beloved public figure.
Labour Minimalism's Failure: Starmer's Government Implodes
The slow collapse of Keir Starmer's government represents the ultimate failure of Labour's minimalist tradition, which prioritized appeasing powerful interests over bold reforms in modern Britain.
Sarwar Invites Starmer to Campaign Despite Resignation Demand
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says Keir Starmer would be welcome to campaign in Scotland despite having urged him to resign as prime minister days earlier.
Cooper: Reform and Greens Undermine NATO Commitment
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses Reform UK and the Green Party of undermining Britain's NATO commitment, citing concerns over Russian threats and security policy stances.
DVLA: Over-70 Drivers Must Renew Licence or Face £1,000 Fine
The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers aged 70 and over, stating they must renew their licence every three years or face fines up to £1,000 and penalty points.
Obama: Aliens Real, Not in Area 51
Former US President Barack Obama stated aliens exist but denied they are hidden at Area 51, addressing long-running rumors in a candid interview.
Couple Jailed for Burglary Spree Targeting Four Homes in One Day
A South London couple has been sentenced after burgling four homes in Kent and Surrey in a single day, using a distinctive rented car and stealing jewellery, watches, and bank cards.
Obama Slams Trump's Racist Video and ICE Actions in Minnesota
Barack Obama responds to a racist video shared by Donald Trump depicting him and Michelle Obama as apes, while criticizing the deployment of federal agents in Minnesota as reminiscent of dictatorships.
Trump Valentine's Day Card Controversy Amid Epstein Drama
The White House's official Valentine's Day card featuring Donald and Melania Trump has drawn attention for their somber expressions, coinciding with ongoing Epstein file revelations and geopolitical tensions over Greenland.
Obama Breaks Silence on Trump's Racist AI Video
Former President Barack Obama responds to Donald Trump's offensive AI video depicting him and Michelle as apes, calling it a troubling distraction from decency in politics.
Undercover Officer Praised for Lying in Court, Inquiry Shows
Secret documents from the spycops inquiry reveal senior police praised an undercover officer who lied about his identity in court during activist prosecutions, raising serious legal and ethical concerns.
Husband's New Female Friendship Causes Marital Concern
A woman in her 60s questions her husband's new friendship with a former colleague, highlighting communication issues and emotional neglect in their 40-year marriage.
Iran's Future Hangs as Protests Echo 1979 Revolution
As tensions escalate between Iran and the US, widespread protests and a cycle of mourning evoke parallels to the 1979 revolution, raising questions about regime stability and the unpredictable aftermath of potential upheaval.
Hungary's Election: Orbán's Fear Tactics vs. Magyar's Hope
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces his toughest challenge in 16 years from Péter Magyar and the Tisza party, with polls showing a tight race. Orbán leverages Trump's support and fear of war, while Magyar focuses on domestic issues like the econom
Liberal Women Fear Backlash After Ley Ousted, Member Quits
Charlotte Mortlock resigns from the Liberal party amid concerns over the removal of first female leader Sussan Ley, with female members warning of voter backlash and internal gender issues.
Labour Rebels and Unions Demand Starmer End 'Factional Agenda'
Twenty-five Labour MPs and major union leaders have signed a letter urging Keir Starmer to abandon a 'narrow, factional agenda' they claim is damaging party democracy and public trust.
NSW Adds Extra Anzac Day Holidays in 2026 and 2027
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has declared additional public holidays for Anzac Day in 2026 and 2027, creating long weekends and potentially making the change permanent.
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