White House: US 'Lucky' to Have Trump Serve Third Term
White House remarks stoke debate over a potential third term for Donald Trump, as legal experts examine constitutional limits. Read the latest on this political firestorm.
Category : Constitution
EU Court: Polish Tribunal Not Independent
The EU's top court has ruled Poland's Constitutional Tribunal lacks independence due to politicised appointments. The decision pressures Warsaw to enact reforms.
Dershowitz: Constitution 'Unclear' on Trump Third Term
Alan Dershowitz tells Donald Trump the Constitution 'wasn't clear' on serving a third term, as a billionaire donor reportedly offers $250m for a 2028 run. Read the full analysis.
S Korea court removes police chief over martial law
South Korea's Constitutional Court has formally dismissed the impeached police chief for supporting ex-President Yoon's brief martial law in 2024. Read the full ruling details.
MPs' Royal Palaces Inquiry Risks Constitutional Chaos
A powerful Commons committee is demanding access to inspect Royal residences, sparking fears of a constitutional crisis. Could this open a Pandora's box? Read the full analysis.
BBC TV licence fee could be replaced by sliding scale
The UK government is reviewing the BBC's funding, proposing a 'sliding scale' licence fee and new commercial streams. Have your say in the public consultation by 10 March 2026.
UK Inquiry to Probe Iran in Scottish Independence Debate
A UK inquiry into foreign political interference will investigate Iran's alleged use of fake accounts to influence the Scottish independence debate. Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander confirms the probe.
Lumbee Tribe Wins Historic Federal Recognition
The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is set to become a federally recognised tribal nation after the Senate passed the National Defense Authorization Act. Discover the political journey and what it means for its 60,000 members.
Government wins Supreme Court challenge over Troubles material
The UK Supreme Court has unanimously ruled to prevent a coroner disclosing sensitive security material in a Troubles inquest, a decision with major implications for legacy cases. Read the full analysis.
BBC faces major reforms to funding and board appointments
The UK government is considering major reforms to the BBC's charter, including ending political board appointments and reviewing the licence fee. Explore the plans for the broadcaster's future.
Trump in Court Over $300m White House Ballroom
A historic preservation trust sues to halt Trump's $300 million White House ballroom project, alleging illegal demolition and abuse of power. Read the latest from Washington.
Government Sets Out BBC Licence Fee Reform Plans
The Culture Secretary has launched a review of the BBC's royal charter, proposing reforms to the licence fee and exploring new commercial funding. Have your say on the future of public broadcasting.
BBC Licence Fee Reform Plans Unveiled in Charter Review
The Culture Secretary has launched a review of the BBC's royal charter, proposing reforms to the licence fee and exploring new commercial revenue streams. Discover what this means for the future of British broadcasting.
Trump uses national security claim for White House ballroom
The Trump administration argues a new White House ballroom is a matter of national security to bypass reviews. Historic preservationists have filed a lawsuit to halt the controversial project.
Supreme Court to Decide on Trump Birthright Citizenship Order
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments on the constitutionality of Donald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants. A landmark decision expected by summer 2025.
Supreme Court to Review Trump Birthright Citizenship Order
The US Supreme Court will decide if Donald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship is constitutional. A ruling is expected by early summer. Read the full story.
Supreme Court to Decide on Trump Citizenship Order
The US Supreme Court will decide if Trump's order ending birthright citizenship is constitutional. A ruling is expected by summer 2026. Read the full analysis.
Supreme Court to Decide on Trump Citizenship Order
The US Supreme Court will rule on the legality of Donald Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship. Follow for the latest updates on this pivotal constitutional case.
Benn accused of ignoring Irish border poll debate
Sinn Féin MP Daire Hughes accuses Secretary of State Hilary Benn of ignoring the 'energetic debate' on Irish unity. Benn insists a border poll is 'a long way off'.
Guardian 2025 Charity Appeal Backs Five Hope-Focused Charities
The Guardian's 2025 charity appeal, themed 'hope', partners with five UK charities tackling division and hate through community work. Discover their vital missions and how to support.
UK launches new 'Living Heritage' register
Communities across the UK are urged to nominate cherished traditions for a new national 'living heritage' inventory, aiming to safeguard cultural practices for future generations.
Critics: Starmer's peerage plan to end Lords opposition by 2027
Keir Starmer faces cronyism claims as he prepares to appoint dozens of new Labour peers, a move critics say aims to stifle opposition in the House of Lords. Read the full analysis.
What's The Monarchy For? BBC Documentary Explores
David Dimbleby's BBC documentary asks 'What's The Monarchy For?' arguing it prevents a politicised head of state. Explore the debate on royal influence and modern purpose.
Trump moves to terminate Biden's autopen documents
Donald Trump claims to invalidate all documents signed by Joe Biden using an autopen, including pardons. Explore the unprecedented constitutional clash and its implications.
Dimbleby's BBC series questions the monarchy's purpose
David Dimbleby's new BBC series, 'What's the Monarchy For?', launches a combative critique of royal power, access, and cost. Watch now on BBC iPlayer.
Trump Acknowledges Term Limits After 2028 Merchandise Push
Donald Trump concedes he has just over three years left as president, directly addressing the 22nd Amendment after promoting a potential third term. Read the full analysis.
Lammy's 'Swift Courts' Reform: A Jury Trial U-Turn
Lord Chancellor David Lammy announces 'swift courts' to tackle the justice backlog, scaling back jury trials for some offences. Explore the debate over this historic right.
Labour to Scrap Jury Trials for Certain Cases
The Labour government plans to abolish jury trials for some serious fraud and complex financial cases. Explore the reasons, legal arguments, and potential consequences of this major justice reform.
Trump admits he has just over three years left in presidency
Donald Trump acknowledges his term ends in 2027, despite recent 'Trump 2028' social media posts. The president admits the Constitution 'pretty clearly' bars a third term.
KC Slams Lammy's Plan to Scrap Jury Trials for Most Cases
Justice Secretary David Lammy's leaked plan to restrict jury trials faces fierce criticism from Mary Prior KC, who warns it strips a fundamental right and ignores chronic underfunding. Listen to the full podcast episode.
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