Tories: Starmer Throwing Civil Servant 'Under a Bus' in Dismissal Row
Kemi Badenoch criticises Sir Keir Starmer's expected dismissal of Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald amid controversy over appointments and calls for proper process.
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Housing First Founder Sam Tsemberis Censored by Trump Administration
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.
Deleted Mandelson WhatsApp Messages May Be Unrecoverable
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.
Culture Secretary Probes Daily Mail Owner's Telegraph Takeover
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.
Rayner Slams PM and Chancellor Over Business Rates
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.
Fact Check: Badenoch's Staff Claims Include Vacant Roles
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.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Must Answer to Police and Parliament, MP Says
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.
Trump Threatens GOP Over Canada Tariff Rebellion
Former President Donald Trump has warned Republican lawmakers who voted against his Canada tariffs of severe electoral consequences, following a rare bipartisan House vote challenging his economic policy.
Government Unsure if Deleted Mandelson WhatsApps Can Be Retrieved
Cabinet Office minister Chris Ward admitted uncertainty over recovering deleted WhatsApp messages related to Lord Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, as MPs demand transparency.
Mandelson Peerage Stripping Law to Follow Commons Recess
A new law to remove Peter Mandelson's peerage title will be introduced after the Commons recess, as the Labour veteran faces ongoing scandal over Jeffrey Epstein ties.
Queen Camilla Visits Police on Sexual Violence Work
Queen Camilla visited Avon and Somerset Police headquarters to learn about initiatives tackling domestic abuse and sexual violence, amid ongoing royal scandals.
Labour Fury at Starmer Over 'Unforgivable' Peerage Scandal
Keir Starmer faces intense backlash from Labour MPs over the controversial peerage given to his former spin doctor, with accusations of a 'boys' club' culture in No 10 and demands for urgent reform.
Tories: Starmer Throwing Top Civil Servant Under Bus in Expected Dismissal
Kemi Badenoch criticises Sir Keir Starmer's expected dismissal of Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald amid a row over the appointment process and ongoing scandals.
Reform UK MPs Called 'Rubbish' in Parliament Over Bin Crisis
Independent MP Ayoub Khan sparked controversy by comparing Reform UK MPs to 'rubbish' during Prime Minister's Questions, linking the remark to Birmingham's ongoing bin collection chaos.
Peers Warn Council Changes Could Leave Voters in the Dark
Members of the House of Lords have criticised proposals to end the requirement for councils to publicise structural changes in local newspapers, warning it risks leaving communities uninformed.
Polling Expert Slams 'Bland' Starmer Amid Scottish Labour Rebellion
Leading polling expert Sir John Curtice delivers a devastating verdict on Sir Keir Starmer, calling him 'bland' and 'boring' as Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demands the Prime Minister's resignation.
UK Paternity Leave Blamed for Family Breakdowns in Study
A new study suggests the UK's two-week paternity leave contributes to relationship breakdowns, with 39% of separated parents citing lack of shared care as a factor.
Guardian Nominated for Over 20 Press Awards in 2026
The Guardian has received more than 20 nominations for the 2026 Press Awards, with 27 entries shortlisted across 21 categories including daily newspaper of the year and website of the year.
BBC Gender Imbalance Among Presenters Under Fire
The BBC is under criticism for a lack of female presenters in key roles, sparking debates on diversity and representation in British broadcasting.
Starmer Faces Judgment Questions Over Lord Doyle Row
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces renewed scrutiny over his judgment following the controversy surrounding Lord Matthew Doyle, who campaigned for a paedophile councillor. The Prime Minister has removed the Labour whip from Lord Doyle and apologised for
Lucy Beaumont Plans Political Career, Slams Child Poverty Inaction
Comedian Lucy Beaumont confirms she will enter politics eventually, criticising the government's lack of urgency on child poverty while reflecting on her Celebrity Traitors experience.
Trump Admin Fires US Attorney Hours After Appointment
Veteran prosecutor Donald Kinsella was abruptly dismissed by the White House less than five hours after being sworn in as US Attorney for Northern New York.
Will Lewis's Tumultuous Tenure at Washington Post Ends
Will Lewis's two-year stint as Washington Post publisher was marked by controversy, staff clashes, and sweeping layoffs before his abrupt resignation, leaving a legacy of turmoil.
Burnham Slams Ratcliffe Over 'Colonised' Migrant Comments
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has joined Prime Minister Keir Starmer in criticising Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's inflammatory claims about immigration, calling them 'insulting and inflammatory'.
Mandelson's Toxicity Puts Streeting's Labour Hopes at Risk
Former ambassador Peter Mandelson is seen as the most toxic figure in British politics, posing a significant threat to Wes Streeting's aspirations to lead the Labour Party.
Starmer Knew Ex-Aide Supported Paedophile Councillor Before Peerage
Former Downing Street communications chief Tim Allan claims Sir Keir Starmer was told Lord Doyle supported Sean Morton before conviction, raising fresh questions about PM's judgement.
Ratcliffe's Immigration Remarks Called 'Hypocritical' by Minister
Justice Minister Jake Richards criticises Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 'colonised by immigrants' comments as 'ugly' and 'hypocritical', while Prime Minister Keir Starmer demands apology.
Starmer Faces Fresh Questions Over Lord Doyle Controversy
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces renewed scrutiny after his former spin doctor Lord Doyle campaigned for a paedophile councillor. The peer has had the whip removed amid calls for accountability.
Liberal Party on Brink of Dumping First Female Leader
The Liberal Party is poised to remove its first female leader, with supporters of Peter Taylor confident they can defeat Sussan Ley in an upcoming leadership challenge.
Labour Rift Deepens Over Misogyny Claims in No 10 Briefings
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy accuses Downing Street briefings of being 'dripping with misogyny' as female Labour MPs demand Keir Starmer appoint a woman as de facto deputy to end the 'boys' club' culture.
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