Starmer and Lammy outline justice reform in Commons clash
Keir Starmer and David Lammy outline radical justice reforms in heated parliamentary exchange, targeting prison overcrowding and court delays.
Category : Politics
Trump supporters disrupt White House press conference
A scheduled White House press briefing collapsed into disarray as pro-Trump protesters disrupted proceedings, shouting down reporters and creating a hostile environment that forced early termination.
Police warn of crime wave as probation service fails
Exclusive: Senior police officials sound alarm over potential crime surge as Labour's controversial justice reforms threaten to overwhelm an already failing probation system. Lords prepare for critical showdown.
SNP's Yousaf faces leadership crisis over Westminster clash
First Minister Humza Yousaf confronts mounting pressure amid claims of Westminster interference in Scottish affairs, with political tensions reaching boiling point over devolution disputes.
Sudan ceasefire fails, humanitarian crisis deepens
Fierce fighting erupts across Sudan despite ceasefire agreement, pushing millions toward famine as humanitarian access remains blocked and civilian casualties mount.
Republican resigns over 'work till death' comments
Nebraska Republican Charlie Kirk faces backlash after suggesting Americans should work until death, prompting immediate resignation of party official.
Kaohly Vang enters St. Paul Mayor race against Carter
In a stunning political development, Kaohly Vang announces her candidacy for St. Paul Mayor, challenging incumbent Melvin Carter and promising transformative leadership for Minnesota's capital city.
Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement from Congress
After nearly four decades in Congress, Nancy Pelosi confirms she will not seek re-election, marking the conclusion of one of the most influential careers in modern American political history.
David Lammy in Ministerial Code breach row over prisoner comments
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy faces backlash after appearing to reveal sensitive prisoner release information during PMQs, raising serious questions about ministerial conduct.
Not Guilty: Man Cleared in Sandwich Throwing Case
A Washington DC jury delivers a surprising not guilty verdict for a man accused of assaulting a federal agent with a sandwich, raising questions about police conduct and proportionality.
Justice Department Demands Testimony in Trump Probe
The US Justice Department intensifies its investigation into Donald Trump, compelling testimony about attempts to overturn the 2020 election results and the January 6th Capitol attack.
Trump's Venezuela Drug Strike Plan Revealed in Memo
Exclusive documents uncover former President Trump's controversial plan for aggressive military strikes against Venezuelan drug trafficking operations during his final days in office.
Prince William and Starmer's awkward handshake moment
An unexpected moment of protocol confusion unfolded at the environmental summit as Prince William and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer appeared to fumble a handshake with President Lula da Silva, creating a viral diplomatic incident.
US Congress probes UK minister over Post Office scandal
American lawmakers launch unprecedented probe into UK's Horizon IT scandal, seeking testimony from Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey about his role as former Postal Affairs Minister.
Lammy faces backlash over council's £15k badger mascot
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy confronts criticism as Wandsworth Council spends £15,000 on 'Billy the Badger' mascot costume while cutting essential services, sparking public outrage.
Sussan Ley elected Liberal leader after Dutton steps down
Deputy leader Sussan Ley ascends to Liberal leadership following Peter Dutton's resignation, as the Coalition faces internal turmoil over climate policy and electoral strategy.
Labour vows no tax rises for working people
Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Lucy Powell commits Labour to no tax rises for working people while Rachel Reeves outlines fiscal strategy ahead of potential government.
Scottish Government performs dramatic tax U-turn
Deputy First Minister John Swinney abandons key election pledge as Scottish Government announces income tax increases in major policy reversal, breaking SNP manifesto commitment.
Israel launches major airstrikes in southern Lebanon
Israeli forces have conducted extensive airstrikes across southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah positions in one of the most significant escalations since hostilities began. The attacks come in response to rocket fire from Lebanese territory.
Tucker Carlson Joins Heritage Foundation in Political Shakeup
Controversial broadcaster Tucker Carlson partners with influential conservative think tank Heritage Foundation in strategic alliance ahead of crucial election cycle, sparking intense political debate.
Civil servants forced into independence paper meetings
Scottish Government officials have been compelled to attend multiple meetings to accelerate work on a new independence prospectus, sparking concerns about civil service neutrality and taxpayer resources being used for constitutional campaigning.
Lammy defends PMQs silence on prisoner error
Shadow Justice Secretary David Lammy justifies his decision not to raise a serious prisoner release error during Prime Minister's Questions, arguing it was inappropriate for the political theatre of the Commons.
New York cracks down on Florida migrant flights
Mayor Eric Adams launches aggressive new measures targeting charter flights carrying migrants from Florida, demanding federal intervention in growing border crisis.
NY Politician Demands Governor's Resignation Over Puerto Rico Remarks
Progressive lawmaker Zohran Mamdani calls for Governor Kathy Hochul's resignation following controversial remarks about Puerto Rican work ethic, sparking outrage and solidarity across New York's political landscape.
Nandy apologises to Starmer over football regulator criticism
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy has issued a public apology to Prime Minister Keir Starmer after openly criticising the government's proposed football governance code, creating an embarrassing rift within Labour's top ranks.
Border Patrol deployed to Chicago amid political storm
US Border Patrol agents have been dispatched to Chicago to assist FBI operations, sparking political controversy and accusations of weaponising federal resources during election season.
Prince Andrew Faces Congressional Summons Over Epstein
The Duke of York could be compelled to testify before US Congress about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as lawmakers seek answers in ongoing investigation.
Qatar spy op targeted ICC prosecutor - investigation
Exclusive investigation reveals sophisticated Qatari-linked intelligence campaign targeted ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan and alleged victims in war crimes cases, raising serious questions about international justice interference.
Gaza's Future: Why the World Must Keep Watching
As the guns fall silent in Gaza, a new battle for survival and reconstruction begins. This analysis examines why international attention remains crucial for lasting peace and humanitarian recovery.
Portland Councilwoman in Arson Arrest Scandal
An elected Portland official stands accused of setting fire to a homeless encampment, raising serious questions about public safety and political accountability in the city's ongoing housing crisis.
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