Turkish News Agency Faces Westminster Ban Over Disinformation
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Claire Williams blasts Tory MP's F1 politics intervention
Former Williams F1 boss Claire Williams delivers scathing response to Conservative MP's unsolicited advice about women in motorsport, calling the political intervention 'unhelpful' and 'patronising'.
Property tycoon drapes massive Union Jack over council building
A prominent property developer has sparked controversy by covering a council building with an enormous Union flag in a dramatic stand against local authority decisions. The stunning visual protest has divided public opinion in Westminster.
Trump's Third Term Ambition: 2028 Run Possible?
Former President Donald Trump sparks constitutional debate as he hints at pursuing an unprecedented third term in 2028, raising questions about America's political future.
Halloween Costumes That Reflect Real Modern Fears
Forget vampires and zombies. This Halloween, The Guardian suggests costumes that reflect genuine contemporary fears, from climate change to political indifference, offering a satirical take on what truly haunts modern Britain.
Geert Wilders wins Dutch election in stunning victory
In a political earthquake that's sent shockwaves across Europe, anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders has won the Dutch general election, positioning him to become the Netherlands' next prime minister.
Newsom rejects removing Trump from California ballot
California Governor Gavin Newsom breaks with Democratic colleagues, declaring efforts to remove Donald Trump from ballot 'political distraction' as legal battles intensify ahead of 2024 election.
Trump's Third-Term Gambit: 2028 Campaign Plans Revealed
Donald Trump's allies are laying groundwork for a potential third presidential term in 2028, testing constitutional boundaries and sparking fierce debate about America's democratic traditions.
Albanese benefits from weak coalition opposition
Analysis reveals how Australia's coalition opposition struggles to challenge PM Albanese's government, drawing parallels with UK political dynamics and raising questions about effective governance.
MP Shabana Mahmood took Deliveroo job over financial woes
Labour MP reveals financial struggles driving food deliveries while serving as shadow cabinet minister, highlighting cost-of-living crisis impact on politicians.
Irish Garda officer faces Westminster summons
A senior Irish police officer is set to be formally requested to appear before UK parliamentarians amid growing tensions over cross-border law enforcement cooperation and political sensitivities.
Guardian Issues Corrections Across Multiple Reporting Areas
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses errors spanning political reporting, financial figures, and even weather predictions, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to transparency and accuracy in journalism.
Trump returns to Washington amid massive security lockdown
Former President Donald Trump made his first post-presidency visit to Washington DC, prompting unprecedented security measures and Metropolitan Police mobilisation.
Jean-Pierre Reveals Biden Interview Strategy
Karine Jean-Pierre reveals the White House deliberately limits President Biden's major interviews to protect him from 'manipulative editing' in bombshell New Yorker discussion.
Starmer appoints cabinet with Reeves as Chancellor
Sir Keir Starmer assembles his top team with Rachel Reeves as Chancellor and Angela Rayner as Deputy PM. Discover the full list of cabinet appointments shaping Britain's future.
Reform UK's Operation Brain: Kruger Joins Farage
Conservative MP Danny Kruger emerges as key architect behind Reform UK's new political strategy, working closely with Nigel Farage to reshape the party's direction ahead of crucial elections.
NI Minister faces backlash over Israel remarks
Stormont's Infrastructure Minister faces mounting pressure after controversial remarks about Israel, sparking cross-community condemnation and threatening power-sharing stability.
Starmer appoints Yvette Cooper as Home Secretary
In a major cabinet reshuffle, Prime Minister Keir Starmer appoints Yvette Cooper as Home Secretary while facing diplomatic challenges with Caribbean nations over climate reparations.
Piccadilly Circus Emergency: Man Hospitalised After Incident
Emergency services rushed to Piccadilly Circus after a man was found with serious injuries, causing major disruption in central London during evening rush hour.
John Major: Tory-Reform alliance "beyond stupid"
Former Conservative PM delivers blistering attack on his old party's potential pact with Reform UK, warning it threatens Britain's international standing and democratic values.
Trump's Food Stamp Cuts Threaten Millions
Exclusive: Former President Donald Trump's administration is reportedly planning dramatic cuts to SNAP food assistance programme, potentially affecting millions of vulnerable Americans while Democrats vow to fight the proposals.
Politician's awkward Hochul name fail goes viral
Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani faces online ridicule after stumbling over Governor Kathy Hochul's name during a political rally, with critics calling the moment 'painful to watch'.
Texas AG Ken Paxton endorses Trump in New Jersey rally
In a significant political move, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has thrown his weight behind Donald Trump's presidential campaign during a New Jersey rally, signalling growing Republican consolidation ahead of the 2024 election.
Biden Chief of Staff Faces Internal Rebellion Over Debate Strategy
Explosive internal conflict rocks Biden administration as Chief of Staff Jeff Zients faces rebellion from senior advisors over presidential debate preparations and campaign strategy.
Reeves rules out income tax hikes in budget pledge
Shadow Chancellor commits to no increases in income tax, national insurance, or VAT under Labour government, focusing instead on economic growth and productivity reforms.
Labour plans pension tax relief overhaul
Exclusive: Labour considers radical pension tax relief reforms that could end the 25% tax-free withdrawal and reshape retirement planning for millions of Britons.
Farage investigated over Hamas civil service claims
Nigel Farage faces parliamentary investigation after claiming 'some senior civil servants' sympathise with Hamas, prompting outrage from Labour MP Chris Bryant.
Teen's 'unhinged' Trump question stuns BBC
Schoolboy Mikey Smith leaves BBC presenter stunned after asking if Donald Trump is 'unhinged' during special youth election programme
Prince William's blunt two-word retort to politician
The Prince of Wales delivered a devastating two-word response to a politician during a tense exchange about homelessness, showcasing his growing frustration with government inaction.
John Major slams Tory "brutal" European rhetoric
Former Conservative PM Sir John Major condemns current Tory rhetoric on Europe as 'brutal' and damaging to Britain's international reputation in exclusive interview.
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