Florida Carries Out First 2026 Execution After Record Year
Ronald Palmer Heath executed for 1989 murder of traveling salesman, marking Florida's first lethal injection of 2026 following Governor DeSantis's record 19 executions last year.
Category : Westminster
Starmer Vows to Lead Labour into Next Election
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to lead the Labour Party into the 2029 general election, seeking to move past a major leadership challenge.
FBI Georgia Raid Used Debunked Claims, Affidavit Shows
Newly unsealed documents reveal the FBI's January raid on Fulton County's election office relied on disproven allegations from election deniers and followed a White House lawyer's referral.
Trump Removes Pride Flag from Stonewall Monument
The Trump administration has removed the LGBTQ+ Pride flag from New York's Stonewall national monument, citing an interior department memo restricting non-agency flags at national parks.
Ro Khanna Names Six Men in Epstein Files
Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna has publicly identified six wealthy men from the Jeffrey Epstein files, citing constitutional protection from defamation lawsuits.
UK Woman Shot Dead by Dad in US After Trump Argument
A British fashion buyer was killed by her father in Texas following a heated argument about Donald Trump, an inquest hears, with the incident involving a handgun kept for home defence.
Streeting Ready to Challenge Starmer, Allies Reveal
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is expected to attempt to depose Keir Starmer soon after May's local elections, despite public shows of support, according to MPs close to him.
Labour Peer Suspended Over Sex Offender Links
Matthew Doyle, former No 10 communications chief, loses Labour whip after campaigning for friend Sean Morton, convicted of possessing indecent images of children.
Ex-Marine Alistair Carns: Labour's Potential Leadership Contender
Labour's armed forces minister Alistair Carns, a former Royal Marine commando, is being quietly discussed as a future leadership candidate amid party speculation.
Ministers Warned Over Mandelson Messages Release
Cabinet Office issues warning to ministers following Wes Streeting's publication of WhatsApp exchanges with Peter Mandelson, as Met Police investigate alleged misconduct.
Downing Street Power Struggle Over Starmer's Key Staff Vacancies
A major power struggle is unfolding in Downing Street as Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces three critical vacancies at the top of his operation, with competing factions vying for influence over the government's direction.
Britain's Caution on Jimmy Lai Reveals Beijing Relationship
Analysis of Britain's restrained response to Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai's 20-year sentence under China's national security law, contrasting with Australia's approach.
Mejia Wins NJ Democratic Primary in Progressive Victory
Progressive activist Analilia Mejia secures a narrow victory over former congressman Tom Malinowski in New Jersey's Democratic primary, with implications for national politics ahead of November elections.
Dacre Defends Mail in High Court Privacy Case
Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre testifies in high court, calling allegations of unlawful targeting of Doreen Lawrence 'bitterly wounding' while defending newspaper's practices.
Ella Baron Cartoon Satirises Keir Starmer's Leadership
A new cartoon by Ella Baron depicts Keir Starmer in a 'Last Supper' style, offering a sharp critique of his political leadership and the Labour Party's direction under his tenure.
Ohio Churches Resist Trump's Attacks on Haitians
Churches in Springfield, Ohio, are providing crucial support networks for Haitian immigrants facing uncertainty over Temporary Protected Status legal protections amid political rhetoric.
Miliband's Role in Stabilising Labour Leadership
Ed Miliband emerges as a stabilising force in Labour's leadership turmoil, offering measured support for Keir Starmer while subtly asserting cabinet influence behind the scenes.
13-Year Sentence for Murder of 12-Year-Old Leo Ross
A 15-year-old boy has been sentenced to at least 13 years in custody for the random stabbing murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross in Birmingham's Shire Country Park.
Scottish Government's Legal Battle Costs £766,000
The Scottish government has spent over £766,000 in legal battles over the definition of 'woman', with campaign group For Women Scotland receiving £540,000 in costs.
Can Starmer Survive Downing Street Crisis?
Sky News Daily podcast explores the political turmoil in Downing Street as Sir Keir Starmer fights for his job, with insights from Lord Barwell, Theresa May's former chief of staff.
Labour Leadership Crisis: Starmer Faces Rebellion
After Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demanded Keir Starmer's resignation, Labour MPs and cabinet members are now rallying around the prime minister amidst internal turmoil.
Celebrity in 50s Arrested Over Attempted Rape Claims
A famous man in his 50s has been arrested on suspicion of attempted rape and sexual assault from a 2007 incident in London, with the investigation ongoing.
Can Starmer Revive Labour After Turmoil?
Following a day of turmoil where Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar called for Keir Starmer's resignation, Labour MPs and cabinet members are rallying around the prime minister. This article explores whether Starmer can bounce back from this latest blow t
Lutnick Admits Epstein Lunch as Resignation Calls Mount
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick testified about a 2012 lunch with Jeffrey Epstein on his private island, facing bipartisan demands for his resignation from lawmakers.
Susan Collins Launches Re-election Bid for Maine Senate
Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins has officially launched her campaign for a sixth term, setting up a pivotal battle as Democrats target her seat to flip Senate control.
Teen jailed for 13 years after killing schoolboy in park
A 15-year-old boy has been sentenced to at least 13 years for murdering a 12-year-old schoolboy and attacking three elderly women in Birmingham's Shire Country Park.
Starmer's Leadership: Threat Passes But Peril Remains
Labour leader Keir Starmer has weathered an immediate leadership challenge but faces ongoing threats from poor polling, upcoming elections, and internal party tensions.
Teen Sentenced for Random Murder of 12-Year-Old Leo Ross
A 15-year-old boy has been detained for a minimum of 13 years after pleading guilty to murdering 12-year-old Leo Ross in a random stabbing attack in Birmingham.
Burnham Calls for More Inclusive Labour Leadership Under Starmer
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to adopt a more inclusive approach to running the Labour Party, emphasising the need for unity and stability amid internal tensions.
Who Could Replace Keir Starmer as Prime Minister?
With Keir Starmer facing mounting pressure to resign as Prime Minister, speculation is rife about potential successors. This article examines the key contenders, from Wes Streeting to Angela Rayner, and the political dynamics at play.
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