US Vice President JD Vance has advised Winter Olympic athletes to focus on sport rather than politics after several Team USA members spoke out about domestic turmoil during the Milan-Cortina Games.
Labour leader Keir Starmer criticises Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial immigration comments, as other headlines include Trump's BBC libel trial and a nursery worker jailed for abuse.
The BBC is preparing to defend a multi-billion dollar defamation lawsuit filed by Donald Trump, who alleges a Panorama programme damaged his reputation. The trial is set for February 2027 in Miami.
Ed Miliband remains Labour's most popular minister with a +70 rating, while Keir Starmer struggles at +5. Despite ruling out a leadership bid, speculation grows as party members show strong support.
Former Deputy PM Angela Rayner urges more support for hospitality venues facing a 'triple whammy' of costs, demanding a dedicated minister and policy overhaul.
Reform UK candidate Matthew Goodwin is under fire for suggesting young girls be educated on women having children too late, with Labour condemning his comments as misogynistic.
Top Democrat Jamie Raskin demands watchdog investigation after photos suggest Justice Department tracked search history of lawmakers reviewing Epstein files.
Jeremy Carl, a judicial nominee under Trump, is under intense scrutiny for his racist views and writings, sparking controversy in US politics.
After a week that seemed to spell the end for Keir Starmer, this podcast analysis explores how the prime minister survived the turmoil and what it means for Labour's long-term prospects.
Angela Rayner has called on Sir Keir Starmer to create a dedicated ministerial role for the night-time economy, warning the sector faces a 'triple whammy' of rising costs and needs stronger representation.
A Florida judge has ordered Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC to proceed to trial in February 2027, rejecting the broadcaster's request to delay discovery. The case stems from a controversial edit of Trump's January 6 speech in a Panorama
Donald Trump has broken his pattern by issuing an apology, but not for the controversial Obama ape meme. Instead, he expressed regret for endorsing Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander has dismissed internal party divisions, stating Labour is fully united behind Anas Sarwar's campaign to become Scotland's next first minister despite recent tensions.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has referred the £500m Telegraph sale to DMGT to the CMA and Ofcom over concerns about media plurality in the right-leaning press market.
Keir Starmer's net favourability rating plummets to between -50 and -57, a nadir only surpassed by Liz Truss. Analysis explores why the Prime Minister faces such deep public disdain.
Conservative activists host 'MAGA Is In The Air' event to combat dating struggles in Washington's liberal scene, featuring government officials and media personalities.
Former deputy PM Angela Rayner demands the government accelerate delivery of election commitments to support the nighttime economy, including business rates review and sector-specific minister.
Reform UK by-election candidate Matt Goodwin faces criticism after calling for 'young girls' to be educated about 'biological reality' of fertility crisis, with Labour condemning remarks as 'misogynistic'.
Labour MPs call for more women in power as Starmer faces criticism over blind spots in decision-making and a male-dominated Downing Street culture.
The UK government has reaffirmed its commitment to introduce legislation removing Peter Mandelson's peerage, but the move will wait until MPs return from their half-term break on February 23.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting publishes transcript of WhatsApp messages with Lord Mandelson, insisting he has 'nothing to hide' amid government transparency demands.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has initiated a formal public interest investigation into the proposed £500 million acquisition of The Telegraph by Daily Mail and General Trust, citing concerns over media plurality.
Official data shows the UK population grew by 2.8 million, not 12 million, since 2020, while 8.6 million claimed Universal Credit in late 2025, with 2.2 million in work.
Kemi Badenoch criticises Sir Keir Starmer's expected dismissal of Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald amid controversy over appointments and calls for proper process.
Sam Tsemberis, founder of the evidence-based Housing First approach to homelessness, faces US government censorship and policy reversal after decades of success, while Europe embraces his methods.
Crucial communications regarding Lord Peter Mandelson's ambassadorial appointment may be permanently lost due to WhatsApp's disappearing messages feature, with ministers unable to confirm if recovery is possible.
Lisa Nandy has intervened in the £500 million acquisition of The Telegraph by Daily Mail owner DMGT, citing competition and media plurality concerns. The CMA and Ofcom will investigate.
Angela Rayner criticises the Prime Minister and Chancellor for high business rates, demanding urgent support for Britain's decaying high streets and night-time economy.
Analysis reveals Kemi Badenoch's figures on Keir Starmer's No 10 staff turnover include vacant positions and acting roles, with detailed breakdown of actual appointments.
Labour MP Sarah Owen calls for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be held accountable for allegedly sharing confidential reports with Jeffrey Epstein during his time as UK trade envoy.