Starmer 'Humbled' After Meeting Henry Nowak's Family, Urges Calm
PM Starmer meets Henry Nowak's family, calls for calm and unity after teenager's murder and police handling controversy.
PM Starmer meets Henry Nowak's family, calls for calm and unity after teenager's murder and police handling controversy.
Metro readers discuss whether Keir Starmer moved Labour too far right or failed on key issues like immigration and welfare, with calls for an election if PM steps down.
A federal judge in Boston blocked the Trump administration's plan to deny mail-in ballots to states that don't share voter rolls, ruling the executive order unconstitutional.
Unison, the UK's largest union, has endorsed former Labour leader Ed Miliband and Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham for roles in a future Labour government, citing their track records.
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Iran has rejected a UN-backed proposal to release several ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the strategic waterway.
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A new poll shows Keir Starmer's leadership has alienated a significant portion of Labour voters, particularly over Brexit and economic policies, raising concerns for the party's electoral prospects.
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Senator Ron Wyden accuses HHS of preparing an 'unprecedented legal framework' to deport over 500 unaccompanied migrant children, calling it a severe breach of due process.
A decade after the Brexit referendum, 57% of Brits think leaving the EU was a mistake and 55% support rejoining, according to YouGov polling. Ministers dismiss the debate as a 'post-Brexit world' but young voters overwhelmingly back EU membership.
Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says a Reform UK-led government that doubles down on Brexit could act as an 'accelerator' for Irish reunification, potentially hastening border polls.
Sir Richard Leese, former Manchester council leader, defends Andy Burnham against accusations of flip-flopping and taking undue credit for Manchester's economic success, praising his collaborative approach.
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RecommendedSir Richard Leese offers a personal reflection on nearly two decades working with Andy Burnham, from minister to mayor, highlighting his strengths, evolution, and impact on Greater Manchester.
Former Welsh first minister Mark Drakeford says Andy Burnham has a 'rare gift' for connecting with people, contrasting him with outgoing PM Keir Starmer, and hopes Burnham becomes next Labour leader.
Exclusive polling shows Labour at 33.2% and Reform UK at 30.1% in Greater Manchester. The race to replace Andy Burnham could be one of the fiercest elections in the city-region's history.
The Red Arrows will perform across the US for America's 250th independence anniversary, including a July 4 flypast over NYC, amid transatlantic tensions.
Andy Burnham's unopposed rise to Labour leadership reveals 'cracks' in the party, says Conservative MP Esther McVey, warning his mayoral background may not prepare him for PM role.
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RecommendedConservative MP Esther McVey has claimed that Andy Burnham's team is planning to destroy the right of British politics, citing leaked discussions about crushing Reform and Conservatives.
A senior Israeli officer says Trump's Iran deal forces Israel to both defy and obey, as fears grow the US will turn focus to China, leaving Israel to handle Hezbollah alone.
Labour's NEC timetable suggests Andy Burnham could become Prime Minister on July 17 if he is the sole candidate, with nominations opening July 9 and a special conference on July 17.
Donald Trump called London Mayor Sadiq Khan a 'bad person' and 'horrible representative' for Britain, escalating their long-running feud. Khan previously linked Trump to a surge in death threats.
Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon argues that a Burnham premiership is Labour's last chance to stop Reform and the SNP, offering a radical alternative to breaking up the Union.
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RecommendedDespite deep unpopularity, Rachel Reeves may retain control of the Treasury under Andy Burnham. Here are nine reasons she could survive the reshuffle when Keir Starmer leaves Downing Street.
Andy Burnham's adulation in Labour masks a record of vague socialist policies and failed leadership, warns Leo McKinstry. The mayor's lack of economic grip and experience could turn cheers into jeers.
Joe Thomas answers Everton fans' questions on transfer stagnation, Hayden Hackney, Tyrique George, David Moyes' future, and the mood after a disappointing end to last season.
Andy Burnham could become Prime Minister as early as July 16 if he is the only candidate in Labour's leadership race, after Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation.
Baroness Sue Gray, former chief of staff to Sir Keir Starmer, expressed fears for Stormont during a Belfast event, advocating for greater Whitehall-devolved collaboration and metro mayors.
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