Green Leader Skips London Budget Vote for Manchester Campaign
Zack Polanski, Green Party leader, faced backlash from Labour Assembly Members for leaving City Hall during the Mayor's budget vote to support a by-election in Manchester.
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MPs Condemn Trump Admin Hosting of Tommy Robinson
British MPs have strongly condemned the Trump administration's hosting of far-right activist Tommy Robinson in Washington DC, calling for the US to be included in a probe into foreign interference in UK politics.
De Niro Calls for Peaceful Protests Against Trump
Hollywood star Robert De Niro advocates for peaceful street demonstrations to counter Donald Trump, following a public feud where Trump insulted his intelligence.
Byelection Reveals Cracks in UK's First Past the Post Voting
The recent Gorton and Denton byelection in Manchester highlights the growing discontent with Britain's first past the post system, sparking debates on electoral reform and coalition politics.
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Ian Huntley Seriously Injured in Prison Workshop Assault
Ian Huntley, convicted of the 2002 Soham murders, is in serious condition after a prison attack at HMP Frankland. Police have identified a suspect in the assault.
Police Apologize to Second Speaker Over Mandelson Arrest Leak
The Metropolitan Police has apologized to the Lord Speaker after incorrectly naming him as the source of information that led to Lord Mandelson's arrest for misconduct in public office.
Your Party Leadership Election: Corbyn's Faction Wins Big
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's left-wing Your Party reveals its inaugural leadership election results, with Corbyn's faction securing a majority on the Central Executive Committee.
London Budget Passes with Rejected Amendments on Police, Toilets
Sadiq Khan's £21bn budget for 2026/27 approved by London Assembly, rejecting amendments for more police, bus toilets, and a Disability Champion.
Danish PM Calls Early Election for 'Greenland Bounce'
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces a March 24 election, aiming to capitalize on improved poll ratings after standing against Trump's Arctic claims.
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Shia LaBeouf Must Seek Treatment, Pay Bond After Bar Attack
Actor Shia LaBeouf faces strict bail terms including substance abuse treatment and a $100,000 bond following allegations of battery and homophobic slurs at a New Orleans bar during Mardi Gras.
Your Party's Chaotic Election: Corbyn and Sultana's Power Struggle
The Your Party's leadership election descended into chaos with delayed results and internal strife between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, highlighting deep divisions and incompetence.
Corbyn Wins Your Party Leadership as Sultana Joins Committee
Jeremy Corbyn's allies claim victory after he was elected Your Party's parliamentary leader, with Zarah Sultana also voted onto the leadership committee, signaling a potential shift from the party's internal conflicts since its launch last year.
Corbyn Wins Parliamentary Leadership in Your Party Battle
Jeremy Corbyn's allies claim victory as he is elected Your Party's parliamentary leader, while Zarah Sultana joins the leadership committee, signaling ongoing internal tensions.
UK Media Naming Rules: Andrew and Mandelson Exceptions Explained
Explore why UK law typically protects the names of arrested individuals, with exceptions for high-profile cases like Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson due to public interest.
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Scotland Considers Criminalizing Deepfake Creation
The Scottish government is consulting on new laws to criminalize the creation of deepfake intimate images, targeting AI-generated abuse against women and girls.
Huntley Vulnerable to Further Prison Attacks After Assault
Child killer Ian Huntley, serving life for the Soham murders, was seriously injured in a prison assault and remains vulnerable to further attacks due to his status as a sex offender.
Mosques Struggle to Access Security Funds Amid Rising Hate Crimes
The Home Office's £40m security scheme requires mosques to prove they've been targeted, leaving many vulnerable despite a surge in attacks. Critics urge a streamlined process.
Bloody Car Removed from Sydenham Stabbing Scene
Photos reveal a bloodstained vehicle and tarmac on Kent House Road after a 2am knife attack left a man in his 50s fighting for life. Police continue their investigation with no arrests made.
Danish PM Calls Snap Election Over Greenland Crisis
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces an early election for March 24, capitalizing on increased support from her stance against US designs on Greenland.
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DHS Awards $250K Contract to Trump-Linked Firm
The US Department of Homeland Security awarded a $250,000 public relations contract to a Republican consulting firm with ties to Corey Lewandowski, demanding partisan loyalty in a departure from federal procurement rules.
Wyoming Scandal: Activist Hands Checks to Lawmakers on Floor
A political storm erupts in Wyoming after a conservative activist was photographed handing checks to Republican lawmakers on the state house floor, exposing deep intra-party divisions and raising ethical questions about money in politics.
Man Accused of Killing Deaf Woman Says He Prayed for Her
Duane Owusu, on trial for murder, claims he knelt and prayed for Zahwa Mukhtar after allegedly throwing her from a car and assaulting her in Romford.
Mafia Accused of Naples Hospital Fraud with Corpses
Italian authorities allege mafia involvement in a major fraud scheme at a Naples hospital, including the illegal transport of corpses, leading to arrests and investigations.
Pauline Hanson's Daughter Gets $180K Taxpayer-Funded Job
Lee Hanson, daughter of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, has been appointed as senior adviser to NSW Senator Sean Bell in a role worth up to $180,000 annually, raising questions about political appointments.
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Political Debate Over Australian Families in Syrian Camps
Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy analyze the contentious political discussion regarding 34 Australian women and children detained in Syria, alongside Labor's capital gains tax pressure and Anthony Albanese's messaging to One Nation supporters.
Ian Huntley Seriously Injured in Prison Attack at HMP Frankland
Ian Huntley, the Soham murderer serving life for killing Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, was seriously injured in an assault at HMP Frankland. Police are investigating the incident.
D4vd 'Target' in Murder Probe of Teen Found in His Car
Singer D4vd is the target of a Los Angeles grand jury investigation into the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, whose remains were found in his impounded Tesla.
Second Arrest in Manchester Mosque Incident During Ramadan
Greater Manchester Police arrest a second man in his 20s for conspiracy to commit assault after a serious security incident at Manchester Central Mosque during Ramadan prayers.
Disabled Activist Arrested During Trump's State of the Union Speech
Aliya Rahman, a disabled activist and guest of Ilhan Omar, was forcibly removed from the House chamber during Trump's State of the Union address. Rahman claims she was simply standing during the speech and that her arrest was retaliatory following her rec
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Global South's Democratic Yearning Challenges Autocratic Rise
While Western democracies face internal threats from far-right movements, the Global South showcases widespread popular support for democratic ideals, proving autocracy's rise is not inevitable.
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