Ex-MP Crouch on Panic Buttons, Pay Cuts in Parliament
Dame Tracey Crouch, former Conservative MP, shares insights on MP life including security fears, long hours, pay cuts, and frustrations with political discourse in exclusive interview.
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Savannah Guthrie's Mother Suspected Abducted in Arizona
Authorities in Arizona believe Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, was abducted from her home near Tucson. Signs of forced entry and blood were found at the residence.
Herzog's Australia Visit Divides Over Gaza War
Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, intended to heal wounds after the Bondi massacre, faces mass protests over allegations of inciting genocide in Gaza.
Mandelson Faces Police Probe Over Epstein Files
Peter Mandelson could be investigated for misconduct in public office after emails in the Epstein files suggest he shared confidential government information.
Starmer Moves to Strip Mandelson's Peerage
Keir Starmer announces police referral and legislation to remove Peter Mandelson's peerage following revelations of confidential email leaks to Jeffrey Epstein during the 2008 financial crisis.
Don Lemon Arrested in New York on Assault Charges
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested in New York City on Tuesday, facing charges of assault and disorderly conduct following an alleged altercation.
Reform UK Backtracks on Benefits to Fund Pub Tax Cuts
Nigel Farage's Reform UK has reversed its support for scrapping the two-child benefit cap, instead proposing £3bn in tax cuts for pubs funded by reinstating the cap, as the party aims to win over disgruntled landlords.
Crufts Groomer Avoids Jail Over Police Attack
A dog groomer honoured at Crufts has been fined after attacking three officers, blaming menopause and grief for her behaviour during a domestic incident call-out.
Reactionary Centrism Threatens US Democracy
Analysis of how 'reactionary centrist' pundits created false equivalence between left and right, undermining democracy and enabling Trump's agenda through asymmetric criticism.
Reform UK Faces Backlash Over ICE Comments
Outrage grows as Reform UK councillors endorse ICE-style tactics, while readers debate political realignment, Starmer's leadership, and UK-China relations in MetroTalk letters.
Democrats Urged to Use State Resolutions Against Trump's ICE
Democrats are being encouraged to utilise historic state resolutions to challenge Trump's ICE policies, leveraging constitutional powers to mobilise opposition and protect immigrant rights.
Man Sentenced for Anya Taylor-Joy Burglary Attempt
Kirk Holdrick sentenced after trying to crowbar into Anya Taylor-Joy's bedroom during a London burglary. He initially denied the crime, claiming DNA evidence was from a party.
Restaurateur Spiked Drink at Annabel's Club
Vikas Nath, 63, allegedly used GBL to spike a woman's spicy margarita at the exclusive Mayfair club. Quick-thinking staff intervened and police were called.
Israel Admits Gaza Death Toll Figures Are Accurate
Following years of dismissal, Israel now accepts Gaza's health ministry death toll figures exceeding 70,000, as critics warn against shifting focus to civilian-militant ratios.
Mandelson Quits Labour Over Epstein Files, Eyes New Role
Lord Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour after Epstein document release, faces police reports and Lords removal calls while planning political outsider contributions.
Mandelson Faces Police Inquiry and Political Backlash
Keir Starmer's call for Lord Mandelson's removal from the Lords fails to satisfy critics demanding legislation, as police review evidence and political figures push for inquiries.
Legal Action Over Council's Israel-Linked Pension Investments
A British-Palestinian activist has initiated legal proceedings against Greenwich Council, challenging its failure to divest over £60 million from companies with Israeli interests after the council conceded an investment clause was unlawful.
Savannah Guthrie's Mother Abducted in Arizona, Police Say
Police in Arizona believe Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of NBC host Savannah Guthrie, was abducted from her Tucson home. The investigation continues as family appeals for prayers.
Ferguson's Charity Closes After Epstein Files
Sarah Ferguson's charity has closed days after revelations she maintained friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, with emails showing financial support and close ties.
West London Jewellers 'Terrified' After Richmond Raid
Shopkeepers in Richmond express fear after armed thieves smashed into a jewellery store. One jeweller reports being targeted three times amid police front desk closures.
Coalition Crisis: Opposition Shrinks as Liberals and Nationals Split
The Liberal and National parties appear divided in parliament, with the opposition reduced to crossbench size. Labor ministers mock the Coalition's disarray during question time.
Greens Win Gorton & Denton By-Election, Labour Shaken
The Green Party has secured a stunning victory in the Gorton & Denton by-election, overturning a Labour stronghold and signalling a major shift in UK political dynamics.
Anya Taylor-Joy Home Raid: Career Criminal Jailed
A career criminal who attempted to break into Anya Taylor-Joy's bedroom during a terrifying London mansion raid has been sentenced to additional prison time.
Cabinet's Business Experience Gap: Entrepreneurs Leaving UK
Kiki McDonough argues the UK's lack of Cabinet ministers with business experience is driving entrepreneurs abroad and harming economic growth through poor policies.
Afternoon Update: Tuesday's Australian News Developments
A summary of the latest news from Australia, covering key events and updates from Tuesday, including political, economic, and social developments.
Guardian's Iraq War Reporting: Witnessing Chaos
In 2003, Guardian journalists, embedded and independent, documented the Iraq War's brutal onset, from 'shock and awe' in Baghdad to civilian casualties and regime collapse, offering raw, firsthand accounts.
Badenoch: Starmer's China Trip Weakens UK
Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Keir Starmer's diplomatic visit to China, claiming it has left Britain in a weaker global position.
Mandelson and Rudd Epstein Links in Australian Mining Tax Row
Newly released Epstein files reveal connections between Peter Mandelson, Kevin Rudd, and the mining super-profits tax debate in Australia, sparking political scrutiny.
Tories Gain on Reform UK in Polls, Badenoch Approval Drops
The Conservatives have cut Reform UK's polling advantage, but Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch's approval ratings have sharply declined ahead of local elections.
Albanese to Capitalise on Coalition Chaos
Political analysts suggest Prime Minister Anthony Albanese could leverage the Coalition's internal disarray to strengthen his government's position ahead of upcoming elections.
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