Shadow Transport Secretary Richard Holden was ordered to leave the Commons by Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle after Keir Starmer quipped he could be the next Reform defector during a heated PMQs session.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, long a critic of Davos, attends the World Economic Forum to align with Donald Trump against Keir Starmer's foreign policy, particularly the collapsed Chagos Islands deal.
Sir Peter Schofield told MPs he was surprised by the ombudsman's concerns about delays in implementing an action plan for Waspi women, citing a government decision review.
President Donald Trump faces renewed demands from Democrats to invoke the 25th Amendment following his controversial statements about Greenland. The calls highlight concerns over his fitness for office.
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband defends Sir Keir Starmer's absence from Davos, praising his leadership as Trump threatens tariffs over Greenland annexation.
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley expresses opposition to federal intervention in state election laws, potentially diverging from President Trump's support for the SAVE Act requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
Political scientists and historians express grave concerns as President Trump's second term actions push American democracy toward competitive authoritarianism, with quantitative assessments showing significant democratic decline.
Donald Trump's first year back in the White House has seen an unprecedented campaign of retribution, targeting officials and creating a culture of fear across the US government.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been found to have breached parliamentary rules 17 times by failing to register £384,000 in financial interests on time, blaming staff and saying 'I don't do computers'.
The resignation of all eight Nationals frontbenchers has plunged the Coalition into its deepest crisis in decades, exposing severe rifts over policy and leadership authority.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle has privately criticised Labour's proposal to postpone council elections for millions, as Reform UK launches legal action against the government's postponement plans.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has breached MPs' code 17 times by failing to register financial interests, claiming his £94k salary earns him nothing while defending his outside income.
Developments in Minnesota closely follow a 2024 University of Pennsylvania exercise predicting violent federal-state conflict, as ICE agents deploy with military backing.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves insists the UK has an economic plan to withstand Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, defending Keir Starmer's diplomatic approach.
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments on Donald Trump's attempt to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, testing presidential power over the central bank.
Leicestershire PCC Rupert Matthews faces investigation after allegedly asking a female officer to organise a topless horseback photoshoot similar to Vladimir Putin's iconic image for election material.
Nearly 400 millionaires including Mark Ruffalo and Brian Cox sign open letter calling for higher taxes on the ultra-wealthy as World Economic Forum begins in Davos, with campaigners warning extreme wealth threatens democracy.
MPs are holding a crucial vote on amending Northern Ireland Troubles legacy legislation, removing immunity provisions after a High Court ruling. The move has sparked warnings about exposing veterans to prolonged legal battles.
Nearly 400 millionaires including Mark Ruffalo and Brian Cox have signed an open letter calling for higher taxes on the super-rich, as 'wealth shame' drives wealthy individuals to campaign for economic reform.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has apologised for 17 breaches of the MPs' code of conduct after failing to declare £380,000 of income on time, blaming administrative errors and describing himself as computer-illiterate.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been found to have breached the MP's code of conduct 17 times by failing to declare over £380,000 in outside earnings on time, sparking Labour criticism.
SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn argues against boycotting the World Cup in response to Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, calling for serious international dialogue instead.
Keir Starmer prepares for Prime Minister's Questions as Donald Trump's fierce criticism of the UK's Chagos deal and tariff threats over Greenland dominate political debate.
Keir Starmer's government faces internal revolt and US condemnation as it advances the controversial Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer to Mauritius, despite securing parliamentary approval.
All 11 Nationals MPs, including leader David Littleproud, have resigned from the shadow cabinet, pushing the Coalition to a breaking point after a crucial meeting.
The US Supreme Court will consider Donald Trump's attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud, testing presidential powers over the central bank.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been found to have breached parliamentary rules 17 times by failing to register financial interests within the required 28-day timeframe.
Andrew Rosindell, who recently defected to Reform UK, wrote to Joe Biden in 2020 advocating for Chagos decolonisation - a position his new party now opposes.
Vice President JD Vance and his wife Usha have announced they are expecting their fourth child, a baby boy due in late July, expanding their family while serving in the Trump administration.
Three Nationals senators have resigned from the opposition frontbench after breaking shadow cabinet solidarity to vote against Labor's hate speech legislation.