Category : Westminster


SNP Supermarket Price Cap Plan Criticized as Unworkable

The SNP's pledge to cap prices on basic foods like bread and milk faces criticism for being unnecessary, potentially causing shortages, and violating supermarket property rights, as experts argue essentials are already affordable.

Starmer Won't Resign Over Mandelson Vetting Scandal

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will not resign despite revelations that Lord Peter Mandelson was appointed US ambassador after failing security vetting, with a senior minister confirming his fury over the Foreign Office's actions.

Mandelson Got US Job Despite Failing Security Vetting

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny after revelations that Lord Peter Mandelson was appointed US ambassador despite failing a security vetting process, with the Foreign Office overriding the denial.

Osbourne's Robinson March Backs Kneecap Claims

Sharon Osbourne's decision to attend an anti-immigration march organized by Tommy Robinson has sparked controversy, validating Belfast rappers Kneecap's earlier criticisms of her views and hypocrisy.

Meloni's Strategic Pivot Away from Trump

Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is tactfully distancing herself from Donald Trump amid political pressures, focusing on domestic stability and the 2027 elections.

Supreme Court to Rule on Monsanto Pesticide Case

The US Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether federal law pre-empts state labeling requirements for glyphosate, a pesticide linked to cancer. The ruling could impact consumer rights and agricultural practices nationwide.

NYPD Investigates Officers Beating Wrong Man in Brooklyn

The NYPD has launched an internal investigation after video showed two officers repeatedly punching and kicking a man during a mistaken arrest in Brooklyn. Mayor Zohran Mamdani called the footage 'extremely disturbing and unacceptable.'

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