Category : Westminster


Starmer Delays Mandelson Document Release Over Volume

Prime Minister Keir Starmer reveals a 'very significant volume' of material must be reviewed before releasing documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, amid Labour unrest and police investigations.

Japan's First Female PM Faces Election Test

Sanae Takaichi, Japan's first female prime minister, leads her party into a snap election with strong youth support but faces challenges over her ultra-conservative views and international tensions.

Welsh Election: Key Issues and Voter Discontent

With three months until the crucial Welsh elections, Sky News explores how immigration, national identity, economic concerns and healthcare are dominating voter minds across the nation.

Woodward 'Crushed' by Post Layoffs

Watergate legend Bob Woodward expresses devastation over Washington Post's mass layoffs, warning readers and journalists 'deserve more' as cuts reshape the historic newspaper.

Trump's Racist Obama Video Sparks 25th Amendment Debate

Donald Trump's racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes has broken through political shock fatigue, raising serious questions about his mental acuity and fitness for office amid growing concerns about cognitive decline.

Suffolk Strangler Sentenced for Sixth Murder

Serial killer Steve Wright, known as the Suffolk Strangler, has been sentenced to life for a 1999 murder, with police launching a fresh appeal about his possible previous offending.

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