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Category : Politics
Should the Public Be More Patient with PMs? Readers Weigh In
Readers discuss the need for patience with PMs after Starmer's resignation, criticize social media bans, question Royal Mail stamp prices, and more.
Andy Burnham Plans 'No10 in the North' for Power Shift
Andy Burnham will propose moving parts of Downing Street to Manchester in a major devolution drive, aiming to shift power beyond London if he becomes Prime Minister.
UK MPs demand Australia-style extremism laws after Bondi attack
MPs urge UK ministers to adopt Australia-style extremism laws, including aggravated hate speech offences and increased penalties for promoting violence, following the antisemitic Bondi beach attack in December.
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Farage Reveals When He Will Step Down as Reform Leader
Nigel Farage says he will step down as Reform UK leader if a more talented person emerges, but insists he is currently the best person to lead the party to victory.
Burnham Lines Up Purnell as Downing Street Chief-of-Staff
James Purnell, a former Labour minister and BBC executive, is set to become Andy Burnham's chief-of-staff in Downing Street if Burnham becomes PM. The pair have been allies since the 1990s.
Oldham Council Crisis: Bins Still Collected Despite Deadlock
Oldham Council chief executive Shelley Kipling says the political deadlock is 'unprecedented', but bin collections and other services continue as normal. No budget decisions expected until new leadership is formed.
Putin ready for peace talks as Ukraine fuel crisis worsens
Vladimir Putin says he is 'ready' for peace negotiations with Ukraine after devastating Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure cause fuel shortages and long queues at filling stations.
Farage at Fancy French Eatery as MPs Debate Defence
Nigel Farage skipped a Commons defence debate to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Brexit at a posh French restaurant, drawing criticism from MPs who called him a 'plastic patriot'.
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Burnham Must Face Contest to Avoid Coronation, Analysis Warns
Only 13% of Britons and 13% of Labour voters support Andy Burnham taking over as PM without a leadership contest, Ipsos polling shows. Coronation risks legitimacy and effectiveness.
Rangers CEO: Rohl Exit Was Our Decision for McInnes
Rangers CEO Jim Gillespie reveals the club decided to let Danny Rohl leave for RB Salzburg to appoint Derek McInnes, whom they had already identified as the ideal candidate to bring sustained success to Ibrox.
Andy Burnham Plans to Move Number 10 Operation to Manchester
Andy Burnham reportedly plans to move parts of the Number 10 operation to Manchester, aiming to shift away from Westminster-centric politics, as he prepares to become PM.
Kemi Badenoch Tears Labour Apart in PMQs Bloodbath
Kemi Badenoch delivered a brutal PMQs performance, mocking Keir Starmer's leadership and Labour MPs as 'traitors', while the likely successor Andy Burnham skipped the session.
Iranian Negotiators Read Trump's Art of the Deal to Understand Him
Iranian diplomats have been reading Donald Trump's 1987 book 'The Art of the Deal' to decipher his erratic negotiation style amid peace talks, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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North East MPs' Stances on Andy Burnham's PM Bid
Andy Burnham's path to PM clears as Darren Jones steps aside; North East MPs show support, with some calling for a contest or general election.
Burnham's Haigh Appointment Plan Sparks Outrage
Andy Burnham is set to appoint Louise Haigh, a convicted fraudster, to his Cabinet, shocking the nation and risking public trust.
Burnham criticised over ex-lobbyist Purnell appointment
Andy Burnham's choice of James Purnell as chief of staff sparks unease over lobbying links, with Flint Global clients including BP, Amazon, and Uber.
Royal Fans Vote to Remove Archie and Lilibet from Line of Succession
In a Daily Express poll of 5,316 people, 5,032 voted that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet should be removed from the line of succession, with only 245 opposing.
Nancy Mace's 'Trans Mice' Bill Sparks Confusion and Mockery
Republican Nancy Mace proposes the TRANS MICE Act to stop taxpayer-funded transgender experiments on animals, but critics say she confused 'transgenic' with 'transgender'.
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Ukraine strongest in Europe, says ex-Nato chief
Anders Fogh Rasmussen proposes a European coalition of the willing, including Ukraine, to defend the continent amid shifts in US policy and Russia's aggression.
'One in, one out' Channel deal to end in October
The 'one in, one out' agreement on Channel crossings between the UK and France is set to end in October, per French reports. Critics doubt its deterrent effect.
Avila Chevalier Wins NYC Democratic Primary in Upset
Darializa Avila Chevalier, a pro-Palestinian doctoral student with no political experience, won New York's 13th congressional district Democratic primary with over 49% of the vote, defeating five-term incumbent Adriano Espaillat.
Mamdani's Magic Endures: Three Primary Wins Reshape NY Politics
Zohran Mamdani-backed candidates swept three Democratic House primaries in New York, defeating establishment rivals and signaling a leftward shift in the city's politics.
Starmer Defends Record in First PMQs Since Resignation
Keir Starmer defended his record in his first PMQs since announcing his resignation, claiming he turned Labour around and left the country in better shape.
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Brexit 10 Years On: Family Rifts and Political Divisions
Ten years after the EU referendum, Remain voters share how Brexit caused painful family divisions, with some relationships still strained and others mended through mutual respect.
Burnham Plans to Move No 10 Operations to Manchester
Andy Burnham will propose moving parts of the prime minister's office to Manchester in a major devolution speech next week, aiming to shift power away from London.
A Decade After Brexit, Europe Moves On as UK Debates
Ten years after the Brexit vote, the EU has consolidated while the UK faces renewed debate over its relationship with Europe, with polls showing younger Britons favour rejoining.
Starmer to Stay as MP After Quitting as PM
Keir Starmer will stay on as MP for Holborn and St Pancras after resigning as prime minister; unlikely to take cabinet role under Andy Burnham.
Trump Cancels Housing Bill Signing, Demands Vote Reform
Trump abruptly cancels signing of bipartisan housing bill, demanding Senate pass Save America Act to change voting rules, calling it a national emergency.
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Australia Never Monocultural, Historian Alan Atkinson Argues
Historian Alan Atkinson argues Australia has never been monocultural, citing diversity from the First Fleet to modern multiculturalism, in response to Pauline Hanson's call for a monocultural society.
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