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.
Category : Westminster
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.
One Nation Polls Record High Amid Coalition Chaos
Pauline Hanson's One Nation surges to 22% primary vote in Guardian Essential poll, while Labor's Bondi attack response wins support but Albanese faces criticism.
Liberal Party Leadership Crisis: Ley Under Pressure
Sussan Ley's leadership of the Liberal Party is under threat as internal factions plot a coup, with Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie emerging as potential challengers amid Coalition tensions.
US Political Theatre: Minneapolis Shooting and White House Premiere
Analysis of recent US events including ICE shooting in Minneapolis and White House film premiere, highlighting international perceptions of political culture under Trump administration.
Corbyn's Your Party Set for Companies House Deletion
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's Your Party UK Ltd faces being struck off the official register after an application was filed, raising questions about the socialist group's future structure and viability.
Labour Byelection Campaign Hit by WhatsApp Scandal
Six Labour councillors found to have breached standards in offensive WhatsApp group, casting shadow over crucial Gorton and Denton byelection campaign weeks before vote.
UK Takes Meta $1m Amid Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Ministers accept funding from Meta for AI systems while consulting on social media restrictions for children, raising concerns about tech influence on policy.
Italy's Olympic Security Row Over US ICE Agents
Controversy erupts in Italy as US ICE agents are assigned security roles for the 2026 Winter Olympics, with Milan's mayor and opposition parties launching petitions against their involvement.
Murder Probe After Woman Found Dead in Ilford
Police have launched a murder investigation after a 58-year-old woman was found dead at her home in Ilford, with a 57-year-old man arrested at the scene.
Vindman Launches Democratic Senate Bid in Florida
Alex Vindman, a key witness in Donald Trump's first impeachment, announces his Democratic campaign for the US Senate in Florida, challenging Republican incumbent Ashley Moody.
Rapper DigDat Jailed for Life Over West London Shooting
Rapper Nathan Tokosi, known as DigDat, receives life imprisonment with 24-year minimum for attempted murder in Notting Hill drive-by shooting, with court hearing violent past dating to age 11.
Crystal Palace Shooting: Man Rushed to Trauma Centre
A man was shot in Hamlet Road, Crystal Palace, and taken to a major trauma centre. Police have cordoned off the area, and bus services are diverted.
Starmer Under Fire Over China Trip Amid Hacking Reports
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces criticism for his trade-focused China visit as revelations emerge about Chinese espionage targeting UK officials' phones.
Trump Alienates European Far-Right Allies Over Greenland
Donald Trump's push to acquire Greenland and disparaging comments about NATO allies' troops in Afghanistan have created a rift with European far-right leaders, challenging their nationalist principles.
Deacon Blue Slams Reform UK Over Song Lyrics Use
Scottish rock band Deacon Blue expresses outrage as Reform UK's Scottish leader quotes their hit Dignity to support party policies they call 'poisonous rhetoric'.
Democrats Demand ICE Reforms Amid Shutdown Threat
Congressional Progressive Caucus leader Greg Casar outlines five non-negotiable demands for ICE funding bill as Senate Democrats face crucial vote that could trigger partial government shutdown.
America's Dual Tipping Points: Fascism vs. Solidarity
Robert Reich examines how Minneapolis events reveal America's simultaneous descent into authoritarianism and rise in community solidarity against Trump's policies.
Starmer Mocks Macron with Aviator Sunglasses
Prime Minister Keir Starmer donned aviator sunglasses in a playful nod to Emmanuel Macron's viral style, quoting Top Gun and leaving an audience in stitches.
Whitehall Uses AI to Fix Failing Public Services
The UK government is embedding AI specialists in Whitehall departments with Meta funding to boost productivity and security across healthcare, policing and transport systems.
Starmer's 'Trump Whisperer' Status in Jeopardy, Readers Say
MetroTalk readers discuss whether Keir Starmer can manage relations with Donald Trump amid US policy shifts on Greenland and the Chagos Islands, with views on Farage, biscuits, and charity donations.
Starmer Blocks Burnham as Labour Faces Internal Crisis
Keir Starmer's faction blocks Andy Burnham from a by-election, exposing deep Labour divisions and a preference for control over party survival.
Labour Blocks Burnham's Westminster Return
Labour's decision to bar Andy Burnham from a by-election has sparked internal chaos, raising questions about leadership challenges and the party's future direction.
Turnbull on Coalition Split: Opposition in 'La-La Land'
Former PM Malcolm Turnbull discusses the Coalition's second collapse in eight months, leadership uncertainty, and the challenges facing the opposition in a candid podcast interview.
Labour Ministers: Stop Celebrating Tiny Economic Wins
Housing Secretary Steve Reed's celebration of minor economic improvements ignores Britain's deeper growth crisis, with housing starts plummeting and long-term prosperity needed.
Burnham Blockade Backfires: Labour's Leadership Crisis
Andy Burnham's blocked by-election bid exposes Keir Starmer's vulnerability, turning a local contest into a national referendum on Labour's direction and leadership stability amid growing internal dissent.
Sussan Ley Confronts Leadership Challenge Amid Coalition Crisis
Liberal leader Sussan Ley confronts right-wing campaign to oust her as she plans Liberal-only frontbench following Nationals split over hate speech laws.
Sajid Javid on Childhood Crime and Political Rise
Former Home Secretary Sajid Javid discusses his memoir, detailing childhood theft, family beatings, and his path from a troubled youth to the top of UK politics.
London Snow Alert: Major Winter Storm Approaches UK
London faces significant snowfall as a massive winter storm threatens the UK, with weather models predicting up to 70 inches of snow in some areas and widespread disruption expected.
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