Starmer's 'Kama Sutra' Jibe at Tories in PMQs Clash
PM Keir Starmer accused the Conservatives of having 'more positions than the Kama Sutra' during a fiery PMQs exchange over a digital ID U-turn. Read the full details of the heated political clash.
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Starmer told off for viral '6-7' trend in school
Keir Starmer was reprimanded by a teacher after encouraging students to do the viral '6-7' trend. We explore what the meme really means for adolescent culture and why it's fading fast.
Labour's Digital ID U-Turn Criticised by Blunkett
Keir Starmer faces fierce criticism from within his own party after abandoning mandatory digital ID cards. Former Home Secretary Lord Blunkett says the PM failed to make the case. Read the full story.
Starmer's eighth U-turn as digital ID plans scrapped
Keir Starmer's government abandons compulsory digital ID plans, marking its eighth major policy reversal. Opposition mocks 'spinelessness' as PMQs looms.
Government abandons compulsory digital ID in latest U-turn
Keir Starmer's government performs its eighth significant policy reversal, scrapping compulsory digital ID plans. Opposition brands it 'humiliating' as PMQs looms.
Starmer faces MPs after digital ID policy U-turn
Keir Starmer confronts MPs after his government abandons mandatory digital ID for right-to-work checks. Discover the political fallout and what this latest reversal means for Labour.
Labour U-turns on mandatory digital ID for work checks
Keir Starmer faces MPs after his government abandons plans for mandatory digital ID for right-to-work checks. The latest U-turn sparks opposition criticism. Read the full story.
Jacqui Smith, 63, Engaged to Politics Professor
Skills Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith is engaged to Professor Graham Timmins after a six-year romance. The former Home Secretary plans an August wedding.
Former OBR Head: Labour Not Honest on Tax Plans
The former head of the UK's fiscal watchdog suggests Labour's election manifesto bore little resemblance to its actual tax and spend plans in government. Read the full analysis.
Streeting takes dig at Starmer over Labour U-turns
Health Secretary Wes Streeting urges Labour to 'get it right first time' in pointed critique of Keir Starmer's premiership, marked by over a dozen policy reversals. Read the full analysis.
Trump flips off 'pedo' heckler at Ford factory
Former President Donald Trump responded with an expletive and a middle finger to a protester calling him a 'pedophile protector' during a visit to a Michigan Ford plant. The incident highlights the continued volatility of his public appearances.
Trump's Racist Remarks and Threats in Detroit Speech
Donald Trump targeted Somali-Americans and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar in a divisive Detroit speech, branding ICE protests as 'fake riots'. Full analysis of his controversial claims.
Government Revises Mandatory Digital ID Card Plans
Ministers have scaled back plans to make digital ID mandatory for proving the right to work. Discover the details of this policy shift and its implications.
Labour U-turn: Compulsory Digital ID Plan Scrapped
The UK government has reportedly axed plans for a compulsory digital ID scheme for workers following political opposition. Read the full details on this significant policy reversal.
Zahawi leads list of Tory defections to Reform UK
Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Nigel Farage's Reform UK, leading a growing list of Tory defectors. Explore the full list and the political shift.
Ukip's proposed logo likened to Nazi iron cross
The Electoral Commission is assessing a new Ukip logo criticised for resembling the Nazi iron cross. Anti-racism campaigners warn of normalising far-right imagery on ballot papers. Read the full story.
Ukip's new logo criticised for Nazi symbol resemblance
Ukip's proposed new logo, featuring a cross and spear, is facing criticism for its similarity to a Nazi symbol. The party denies the claims, calling them 'Christophobic'. Read the full story.
Ukip's new logo criticised for Nazi symbol resemblance
The UK Independence Party faces backlash over its new logo, which critics say resembles a Nazi Iron Cross. Ukip denies the claims, calling them 'Christophobic'. Read the full story.
Streeting defends Labour U-turns, sets 2026 resolution
Health Secretary Wes Streeting addresses Labour's policy reversals, saying 'feedback is the breakfast of champions' but aiming for fewer U-turns in future. Read the latest from Westminster.
Streeting on Labour U-turns: 'Get it right first time' for 2026
Health Secretary Wes Streeting defends recent policy reversals but says the government's New Year's resolution must be to 'get it right first time'. Read his full critique of Whitehall's 'excuses culture'.
Stephen Miller's divisive UK speech sparks alarm
Stephen Miller's London address reveals a strategy of fear and division. Understand the implications for UK politics and society. Read our full analysis now.
Zahawi told Farage 'Tories would die' in leaked video
Leaked footage reveals Nadhim Zahawi telling Nigel Farage the Conservative Party would 'die' without him. The explosive comments highlight deep internal divisions as the Tories face electoral decline.
Zahawi's 'Tory Party Would Die' Remark Sparks Internal Debate
Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi's past comment that the Conservative Party would 'die' if Nigel Farage joined is resurfacing, highlighting internal tensions and the party's current struggles. Read the full analysis.
Starmer's 'Wanker' Chants: A Unifying Cry of National Discontent
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces unprecedented public scorn, with offensive chants echoing from darts to football stadiums. Explore the roots of this amorphous rage and what it reveals about Britain's political climate in 2026.
Starmer's Unpopularity: The Rise of 'Wanker' Chants
Analysis of why Keir Starmer has become a target for mass public derision, with offensive chants echoing from darts to football stadiums across the UK. Explore the political and cultural reasons behind his record-low approval.
MP's School Visit Postponed Over Protest Concerns
A Labour MP's visit to a Bristol academy was postponed after a pro-Palestine campaign. The Communities Secretary condemns the decision as an 'outrage'. Read the full story.
Ex-Tory Chancellor Zahawi defects to Reform, backs Farage
Former Conservative Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi shocks Westminster by defecting to Reform UK, declaring Nigel Farage should be Prime Minister. Read the full story of this major political realignment.
Ex-Chancellor Zahawi joins Reform UK, backs Farage for PM
Former Conservative Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi defects to Reform UK, warning Britain is 'broken' under Labour and endorsing Nigel Farage as the nation's only hope. Read his stark assessment.
Starmer: Cost-of-living crisis 'not solved by isolationism'
PM Keir Starmer tells Labour MPs the UK must be 'on the pitch' globally to tackle domestic issues like the cost of living and secure peace in Ukraine. Read his full 2026 address.
Starmer: Cost-of-living crisis 'not solved by isolationism'
PM Keir Starmer defends his international focus, telling Labour MPs the UK must be 'on the pitch' globally to tackle domestic issues like the cost-of-living crisis and secure peace in Ukraine.
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