Category : Westminster


Starmer's Crisis, Social Media Trial, 'Vampire' Reconstructed

Sir Keir Starmer faces political turmoil after his chief of staff resigns over the Mandelson scandal. In Los Angeles, a landmark trial accuses social media firms of being addictive by design. Plus, science reconstructs the face of a 17th-century 'vampire'

Mandelson's Fall Exposes Labour Factionalism

The collapse of Peter Mandelson's diplomatic career over Jeffrey Epstein links reveals deeper factional divisions within Keir Starmer's Labour government, with critics questioning its ideological coherence.

Starmer Fights for Control After McSweeney Exit

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a critical leadership test following the resignation of his chief adviser Morgan McSweeney over the controversial Peter Mandelson appointment scandal.

McSweeney Resignation Fuels Labour Leadership Debate

Morgan McSweeney's departure as Keir Starmer's chief of staff divides Labour MPs, with some seeing it as protective while others view it as exposing the Prime Minister's vulnerabilities amid ongoing party turmoil.

Starmer's New No 10 Team After McSweeney Exit

Following Morgan McSweeney's resignation, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has appointed two acting chiefs of staff. This article profiles the five key figures now vying for influence in the reshaped Downing Street operation.

Starmer Faces Crucial Hurdles in Coming Weeks

Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts a series of critical political challenges, including sensitive document releases, byelections, and policy announcements that could threaten his leadership.

McSweeney Exit Shows No 10 in Survival Mode

Prime Minister Keir Starmer sacrifices chief of staff Morgan McSweeney amid escalating Mandelson scandal, revealing deep peril in Downing Street as government faces crisis.

Morgan McSweeney: Labour's Fallen Power Broker

Morgan McSweeney, Keir Starmer's former chief of staff, resigned over the Peter Mandelson appointment. He masterminded Labour's 2024 comeback but faced criticism for toxic culture and poor judgment in government.

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