Wales First Minister Accuses Westminster of Unfair Treatment
Eluned Morgan warns that Wales faces a nationalist surge if powers are not devolved, as polls predict a Plaid Cymru-led government in May.
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Judge Rejects Charges Against Don Lemon Over Protest
A federal magistrate judge has declined to approve charges against former CNN anchor Don Lemon in connection with a Minnesota church protest, reportedly angering attorney general Pam Bondi.
Trump's Second Term: Self-Enrichment and Global Crisis
Donald Trump's second term has seen the presidency devolve into a campaign of self-enrichment, with threats over Greenland tariffs and military force highlighting a transactional approach to governance.
Inquest into Mysterious Death of Belfast Schoolboy Noah Donohoe
An inquest begins into the tragic death of 14-year-old Noah Donohoe, found in a Belfast storm drain in 2020, as his mother seeks answers to unexplained events.
Cable Thief Arrested Emerging from Underground in Birmingham
West Midlands Police release footage showing officers arresting a suspected cable thief in Birmingham city centre after public tip-off about theft attempt.
Wales Warns of Nationalism Over Westminster Treatment
Eluned Morgan accuses Westminster of treating Wales as second-class, demanding devolution of powers like rail and policing to prevent a surge in nationalism.
Assisted Dying Bill Under Threat from Lords Filibuster
The Assisted Dying Bill, backed by three-quarters of the public, faces being killed off by a small group of peers in the House of Lords through filibustering tactics, raising questions about the chamber's future.
Police Oppose Alcohol at New Bexley Chicken Shop
Metropolitan Police and Bexley Council officers object to plans for alcohol sales at Chicken World and JRR Local Store in Belvedere, citing crime and nuisance concerns.
EU Summit in Brussels Addresses 'New Reality' with US
European Union leaders gather for an emergency summit in Brussels to discuss the volatile transatlantic relationship with the US, following Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland and the emergence of his 'board of peace' initiative.
Colin Pickthall: Principled Labour MP on Student Fees
Colin Pickthall, former Labour MP for Lancashire West, was known for his loyalty and principles, notably opposing 2003 student fees and reflecting on Iraq war vote.
US Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow and Ice
A powerful winter storm is forecast to sweep across much of the United States this weekend, bringing heavy snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures that could cause travel chaos and power outages.
Jack Smith Testifies on Trump Election Probe
Former special counsel Jack Smith testifies before Congress, defending his investigation into Donald Trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.
Starmer Takes Firm Line Against Trump's Pressure Tactics
Keir Starmer's recent assertive approach towards Donald Trump marks a potential turning point in UK-US relations, with coordinated European resistance challenging presidential bluster.
Zelenskyy Slams Europe's 'Greenland Mode' at Davos
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses EU leaders of waiting for Trump's direction rather than building European defence capabilities at Davos speech.
Trump's Greenland Obsession Fades, Leaders Scramble
Donald Trump's brief focus on Greenland causes international confusion, exposing political leaders' inability to predict his actions and highlighting the uncertainty in global diplomacy.
Trump's Greenland Tariff Climbdown: Podcast Analysis
John Harris, Pippa Crerar, and Kiran Stacey dissect Donald Trump's reversal on Greenland tariffs, plus Labour MP Andrew Gwynne's resignation and its implications for Andy Burnham.
Prison Food Costs Taxpayers £165m Per Year
Prison catering costs taxpayers £165m annually as the Ministry of Justice signs an £826.7m supply deal. Inmates complain about food quality while government faces spending efficiency questions.
Burnham's Parliamentary Bid Faces Labour Obstacles
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham faces significant challenges in returning to Westminster, including NEC resistance and personal animosity from senior Labour figures.
Audrey Denney's Double Election Battle in California
Democrat Audrey Denney campaigns in California's 1st District, facing two elections after redistricting and the incumbent's death, challenging Republican dominance.
Labour MP's Retirement Could Pave Way for Andy Burnham
Suspended Labour MP Andrew Gwynne is set to retire from his Greater Manchester constituency on medical grounds, triggering a by-election that may allow Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to run for parliament.
UK Social Media Ban for Teens Accelerates After Lords Vote
The House of Lords has backed an amendment to ban under-16s from social media, potentially speeding up UK legislation. The bill now returns to the Commons for final approval.
Stacey Abrams Forms Anti-Authoritarianism Coalition
Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams announces her 10 Steps initiative has grown into a coalition with dozens of new partners representing millions of voters.
Delcy Rodríguez Secretly Pledged US Cooperation Pre-Maduro Capture
Exclusive sources reveal Delcy Rodríguez and her brother Jorge secretly assured US and Qatari officials they would cooperate following Nicolás Maduro's capture, with communications beginning months before the operation.
Gwynne's Retirement Paves Way for Burnham MP Bid
Suspended Labour MP Andrew Gwynne is set to retire on medical grounds, triggering a by-election in his Greater Manchester constituency that could enable Mayor Andy Burnham to return to Parliament.
Britain's Role in the New World Order
Mark Carney declares the rules-based international order is over. Where does Britain stand in this new reality, and can Keir Starmer lead the UK's response?
Croydon Street Stabbing: Two Men in Hospital
Two men, aged 20 and 31, remain in hospital after being stabbed during a disturbance on London Road, Croydon, near West Croydon station. Police are investigating with no arrests made.
Assisted Dying Bill 'Near Impossible' to Pass Lords
MPs and peers supporting assisted dying legislation say procedural obstacles make it 'near impossible' to pass the House of Lords before the parliamentary session ends in May.
Trump's Second Term: A Year in Charts
Analysis of Donald Trump's first year back in office, tracking key data on immigration, economy, and public opinion through charts and graphs.
Labour MP Gwynne Retires, By-Election Looms
Andrew Gwynne, a suspended Labour MP, is set to retire from his Gorton and Denton seat on medical grounds, sparking a by-election in Greater Manchester.
Trump Signs Peace Charter in Davos as Immigration Crackdown Grows
Donald Trump signs a global peace charter in Davos while immigration enforcement intensifies in the US, with Democrats opposing ICE funding.
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