Category : Westminster


Gamekeeper Accused of Murder 'Loathed' Victim, Court Hears

David Campbell, 77, is on trial for the shotgun murder of Brian Low, 65, near Aberfeldy in 2024. Prosecutors allege he 'loathed' the victim, with witnesses detailing past threats and a history of alleged breaches of the peace.

DWP Chief Accused in Carer's Allowance Scandal

The head of the Department for Work and Pensions is under fire for allegedly fostering a culture of complacency that contributed to the Carer's Allowance scandal, raising concerns over systemic failures.

Nursery Worker Deported Early, Families Outraged

Roksana Lecka, convicted of 21 counts of child cruelty at London nurseries, will be deported to Poland after serving less than five months of an eight-year sentence under the early removal scheme.

Labour Apologises Over Mandelson Disclosures

The Labour Party has been compelled to issue a formal apology following the disclosure of sensitive information related to Peter Mandelson, marking a significant political setback.

Bar Called Nazis for Hosting Nigel Farage

Hibou Blanc bar in Newcastle received online abuse and protests after hosting a Reform UK fundraiser with Nigel Farage, with staff called Nazis for working there.

Trial: Ex-Gamekeeper Accused of Shotgun Murder

David Campbell, 77, denies murdering Brian Low, 65, on a remote track near Aberfeldy in 2024. The High Court in Glasgow hears details of the alleged shooting and related charges.

Two Charged with 2024 Murder of Jonah Ho-Shue

James Thompson and Dante Ashley face murder charges over the 2024 stabbing of 24-year-old Jonah Ho-Shue in Hornsey. The Crown Prosecution Service brought charges after a year-long investigation.

Starmer Knew of Mandelson-Epstein Ties Before Appointment

Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms he was aware of Peter Mandelson's ongoing relationship with Jeffrey Epstein before appointing him US ambassador, revealing Mandelson 'lied repeatedly' about the extent of contact.

Mandelson's Lords Exit Sparks Calls for Reform

Jenny Jones argues that Peter Mandelson's resignation from the House of Lords highlights systemic issues of patronage and corruption, calling for an elected second chamber.

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