Parliament's Pantomime: Shouting While Planet Burns
While planetary emergencies demand urgent attention, Parliament descends into theatrical shouting matches, leaving voters questioning if their representatives have misplaced priorities.
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Trump's Nuclear Rhetoric Alarms Security Experts
Former President Donald Trump's recent comments about nuclear weapons and China's Xi Jinping have raised alarm among security experts. This analysis explores the implications for international relations and global stability.
Poll: Immigration low priority for most Britons
New research exposes significant gap between Westminster's immigration focus and what truly concerns most UK voters, with NHS and economy dominating public attention.
Victoria Passes Australia's First Indigenous Treaty
In a landmark moment for reconciliation, Victoria has passed Australia's first formal treaty legislation with Indigenous traditional owners, establishing a groundbreaking framework for self-determination and cultural recognition.
Trump East Wing Faces Majority Disapproval in New Poll
Exclusive polling data shows significant public disapproval of Trump's East Wing operations, with concerns mounting over transparency and political influence in the White House.
Trump's Legal Firestorm: Georgia Case Takes Dramatic Turn
Former President Donald Trump faces escalating legal pressure as his Georgia election interference case sees key developments, while federal prosecutions advance amid political turmoil.
Rachel Reeves cleared in rental licence oversight
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confirms Rachel Reeves will face no further action after investigation into rental property licence oversight. Full details revealed.
Stephen Miller: Trump to purge FBI of corrupt agents
Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller alleges systemic corruption within FBI ranks, claiming agents are weaponising justice against conservatives as Trump promises sweeping reforms.
Guardian Corrections: Setting the Record Straight
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals errors in reporting on everything from political statements to financial figures, showing how even major publications must course-correct.
Sultana Takes Control of Labour's £800k Donation Company
Labour MP Zarah Sultana assumes directorship of company managing substantial party donations following major internal dispute over financial transparency and political direction.
Starmer's government faces credibility test
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as his government grapples with internal divisions and ethical challenges, testing his pledge to restore integrity to Westminster.
Australia's Climate Policy Explodes in Parliamentary Showdown
The Australian parliament descends into chaos as the government's environmental reforms face opposition revolt, threatening to derail the nation's net zero commitments and sparking accusations of climate policy betrayal.
Australia's Political Turmoil: Dutton Under Fire
Exclusive analysis reveals mounting pressure on Opposition Leader Peter Dutton as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese capitalises on political momentum. Discover the key factors reshaping Australia's political landscape.
Senate blocks Trump tariff powers in bipartisan vote
In a stunning bipartisan move, the US Senate has voted to prevent Donald Trump from imposing sweeping tariffs without congressional approval, setting up a major constitutional clash.
Rachel Reeves dodges planning scandal but questions remain
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny after revelations about her £1.5m constituency home renovation, raising concerns about political transparency and accountability.
Fulham shop exposed in drug paraphernalia raid
A West London convenience store faces closure after police discovered a sophisticated drug equipment operation hidden behind legitimate shelves during a targeted raid.
Ben Jennings' Halloween Budget Cartoon: Hunt as Pumpkin Head
Acclaimed political cartoonist Ben Jennings delivers a chilling satire of the Chancellor's autumn budget, depicting Jeremy Hunt as a pumpkin-headed spectre haunting Britain with austerity measures disguised as treats.
Westminster Rumbles: Reeves' Economic Plan Under Fire
Political pressure mounts as Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces growing scrutiny over her economic strategy, with Westminster insiders questioning how long she can maintain her current course amid economic headwinds.
Burglar jailed for Damien Hirst home robbery
A career criminal has been sentenced to prison after targeting the Richmond home of world-renowned artist Damien Hirst, making off with valuable possessions in a sophisticated burglary operation.
40,000 prisoners freed early in overcrowding crisis
Shocking new figures reveal the scale of early prisoner releases as England and Wales grapple with severe prison overcrowding, with thousands freed weeks ahead of schedule.
Starmer confronted over Brixton youth club crisis
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces tough questions from Brixton residents about neglected youth facilities and rising crime concerns in his own constituency.
Govt Orders Birmingham Pub Bombings Public Inquiry
The UK government has finally ordered a statutory public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, delivering a major victory for victims' families after decades of campaigning for truth and justice.
Badenoch's smile masks certain defeat in Essex
As polling day approaches, former Conservative leadership contender Kemi Badenoch campaigns with visible optimism despite facing almost certain defeat in her Essex constituency.
Teen murder convictions overturned in rapper killing
Two teenagers have their murder convictions quashed after Court of Appeal ruling in case of rapper Renell Charles' tragic stabbing at birthday celebration.
US Government Shutdown Puts Food and Health Benefits at Risk
Critical safety net programmes including SNAP food assistance and health insurance face immediate disruption as the US government begins its first shutdown in five years, threatening millions of vulnerable Americans.
Teen avoids prison despite second knife offence
Exclusive: A North London teenager caught with a knife for the second time walks free from court as judges opt for rehabilitation over prison, raising questions about sentencing consistency.
Fujitsu faces contract ban over Post Office scandal
Exclusive investigation reveals Fujitsu's extensive government contracts continue despite Post Office Horizon scandal, as ministers face mounting pressure to sever ties with the tech giant.
Government to delegate BBC appointments in reform shake-up
Ministers announce radical overhaul of public appointments system, delegating authority for major roles including BBC positions to slash bureaucratic delays and streamline hiring processes.
Teenagers guilty of murdering homeless man in London
Two teenagers convicted of murdering a vulnerable homeless man in a vicious attack near Oxford Street, as court hears chilling details of the unprovoked assault.
Rob Jetten: The Anti-Wilders Candidate for Dutch PM
D66 leader Rob Jetten positions himself as the progressive alternative to Geert Wilders in Netherlands' political realignment, championing climate action and European cooperation.
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