Prime Minister Keir Starmer stands firm against joining Iran war without legal basis, using Donald Trump's criticism to bolster his position as public opinion supports his cautious approach.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces opposition criticism over claims of improved household incomes, as GDP growth sparks debate on productivity versus population-driven expansion.
A protester was arrested after resisting Capitol Police during a Senate hearing, with a Republican senator stepping in to assist officers. The incident resulted in injuries to both the protester and three officers.
An in-depth look at Donald Trump's recent legal battles, campaign strategies, and public statements, covering key developments in US politics as of March 2026.
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An architect argues President Trump's proposed 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom is oversized and could permanently damage the historic mansion's integrity, as a federal panel prepares to vote on the project.
The Albanese government has withdrawn its proposed freedom of information law changes, which aimed to impose fees and reduce transparency, due to lack of parliamentary support.
Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales has publicly confessed to an affair with a staffer, following a House investigation and pressure from Speaker Mike Johnson. The admission comes after a primary runoff challenge.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham suggests left-wing parties must collaborate to combat Reform UK's growing influence, sparking fears of a chaotic coalition ahead of elections.
Republican Senator Tim Sheehy, a former Navy SEAL, physically restrained ex-Marine Brian McGinnis during a Senate Armed Services hearing protest over Iran strikes.
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Liberal Senate leader Michaelia Cash has used parliamentary privilege to criticise Sydney GP Dr Jamal Rifi, who is helping Australian women and children return from a Syrian camp.
The Justice Department has abandoned its investigation into President Biden's use of an autopen, dealing another blow to Trump's campaign against political rivals.
The BBC is proposing sweeping reforms to secure its independence, including a permanent royal charter and an end to political appointments to its board, amid funding challenges and political pressure.
Charlie Mullins accuses Ed Davey of exploiting the Iran emergency to attack 'tax exiles' in Dubai, sparking a heated debate over taxation and military protection for British nationals abroad.
Cabinet ministers debated whether aligning with Donald Trump benefited Labour before refusing his request to use British bases for Iran strikes, revealing internal party tensions.
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Counter-terrorism police have arrested three men, including the husband of a Scottish Labour MP, on suspicion of spying for China. The investigation focuses on foreign interference targeting UK democracy.
A protester and three U.S. Capitol Police officers were treated for injuries after a violent confrontation during a Senate Armed Services hearing on Wednesday. The protester was arrested for disrupting the proceedings.
The BBC is expected to call for an end to its fixed-term charter system, arguing for greater independence and modernised regulation in its response to the Government's consultation on its future.
Labour's Wes Streeting accuses Reform UK and candidate Matt Goodwin of a 'return to age-old racism' for questioning British identity of UK-born individuals from immigrant backgrounds.
The husband of Labour MP Joani Reid has been arrested alongside two former Blair-era advisers on suspicion of assisting Chinese intelligence, reigniting concerns about foreign interference in UK democracy.
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Labour's Wes Streeting accuses Reform UK and candidate Matt Goodwin of promoting racism by questioning the British identity of UK-born individuals from immigrant backgrounds.
The Department of Justice has concluded it cannot build a criminal case against President Joe Biden or his aides for using an autopen to sign documents, despite former President Donald Trump's persistent allegations of wrongdoing.
Republican lawmakers are employing convoluted definitions of 'war' to avoid political fallout from President Trump's military operations in Iran, as a Senate vote rejects War Powers Act constraints.
Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price claims the Albanese government is deflecting blame for cost-of-living pressures onto Middle East turmoil, arguing the crisis originated in Canberra.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faced direct questioning about alleged affair with aide Corey Lewandowski during House hearing, dismissing claims as 'tabloid garbage'.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government has quietly released legal documents showing the UK will not deploy RAF forces to defend Israel or US troops against Iranian attacks, despite earlier pledges of unwavering support.
The U.S. Senate has voted down a War Powers Resolution that would have required congressional approval for further military action against Iran, with Republicans defeating the measure 47-53.
Pro-Trump podcasters are promoting biblical interpretations of US-Israeli strikes on Iran, suggesting they signal the Second Coming, as military action escalates tensions.
Hundreds of pro-democracy campaigners joined a vigil for Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Manchester, with police separating mourners from those celebrating his death.
House Republicans have privately expressed concerns about President Trump's military campaign in Iran, with one lawmaker drawing parallels to Lyndon Johnson's escalation of the Vietnam War, according to a Politico report.
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The Guardian has issued corrections for articles on Hinkley Point C's fish protection costs and the setting of Silent Witness, clarifying factual inaccuracies in recent reporting.
