Trump's AI Ad Fakes Reagan Meeting in Canada
Former President Donald Trump's campaign shares AI-generated video falsely depicting him with Ronald Reagan in 1990s Canada, sparking ethics concerns about political deepfakes.
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Queensland Premier David Crisafulli: One Year On
One year into his premiership, Queensland's David Crisafulli has defied expectations with a pragmatic approach that's winning over critics and reshaping state politics. Discover how this conservative leader is tackling housing, health and economic challen
Labour: Farage 'real danger' to UK security
Shadow minister Lucy Powell issues urgent alert about Nigel Farage's growing influence as Keir Starmer's government faces first major security challenge
Buggles Star Trevor Horn Runs for Parliament
The Buggles 'Video Killed the Radio Star' producer announces shock move into politics, standing as Reform UK candidate in UK general election.
Reform UK MP: Seeing Britain now "breaks my heart"
Reform UK MP James McMurdock delivers emotional speech about Britain's decline, citing uncontrolled immigration and loss of national identity as key concerns.
Lib Dem Peer Lord Taverne Dies Aged 97
Tributes pour in for Liberal Democrat peer Lord Taverne, the former Labour MP who dramatically quit the party over Europe policy and served in Parliament until his death at 97.
SNP MSP Colin Beattie stages dramatic party branch coup
Former SNP treasurer Colin Beattie orchestrates political takeover in Midlothian North & Musselburgh constituency, sparking internal party turmoil and allegations of undemocratic practices.
Sturgeon's £300k memoir sells fewer copies than rivals
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's highly-anticipated memoir struggles in bookstores, with sales figures dramatically trailing behind those of other political heavyweights despite her substantial advance.
Greek PM survives no-confidence vote after deadly storm
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis survives parliamentary confidence vote amid criticism over government's response to deadly Storm Daniel that claimed 17 lives.
Ireland's Presidential Race: Independent Takes On Government Candidate
Galway West TD Catherine Connolly emerges as independent contender against Fine Gael's Heather Humphreys in Ireland's presidential election battle
McGregor's Irish unity rant draws political condemnation
MMA superstar Conor McGregor faces backlash after controversial Irish unification comments during a Dublin pub speech, drawing condemnation from political leaders including Tánaiste Micheál Martin.
Woman found dead on Westminster street - police probe
A major police investigation is underway after a woman was discovered dead on a street in Westminster. Forensic teams remain at the scene as authorities work to identify the victim and determine the circumstances surrounding her death.
Trump's White House ballroom return sparks controversy
Former President Donald Trump's controversial return to the White House ballroom sparks debate as he turns presidential setting into campaign stage ahead of elections.
Lucy Powell wins Labour deputy leader role
Manchester MP Lucy Powell triumphs in Labour's deputy leadership contest, marking a significant shift in the party's top team as Keir Starmer strengthens his frontbench.
Labour's Powell: Listen more to party members
In her first major speech as Labour's deputy leader, Lucy Powell calls for radical internal reforms to give party members greater influence over policy and direction.
IFS demolishes Lib Dem £2.5bn tax cut pledge
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey confronts mounting criticism after the Institute for Fiscal Studies dismantles his party's flagship £2.5bn tax cut proposal, revealing significant funding gaps and questioning economic credibility ahead of crucial elec
Bill Maher: Trump's White House renovations were bug sweeps
Comedian Bill Maher reveals extraordinary claim that Trump's $1.75 million White House renovations included comprehensive bug-sweeping operations, suggesting deep-seated paranoia about surveillance.
Kamala Harris reveals childhood rock that shaped presidency bid
US Vice President Kamala Harris discloses the pivotal childhood moment that shaped her political destiny, revealing how a symbolic rock-throwing incident foreshadowed her journey to the White House.
Trump's bizarre ballroom rant against media in fake White House setup
Donald Trump has released a strange video from his Mar-a-Lago ballroom, mimicking White House briefings while launching another furious tirade against 'fake news' media outlets.
Reeves: British Were Lied To For 14 Years
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers blistering attack on Conservative economic record, revealing how successive Tory governments misled the public while wages stagnated and public services crumbled.
Campaign to stop clocks going back gains momentum
As Britain prepares to turn back the clocks, MPs and campaigners are pushing to end the controversial practice for good. Discover why this could be the last year of seasonal time changes.
Trump's 11 Most Unhinged UK Rants Exposed
Exclusive analysis reveals former President Donald Trump's most shocking statements during his UK trip, from attacking Rishi Sunak to bizarre election fraud claims that left officials stunned.
Kamala Harris emerges as 2028 Democratic frontrunner
Vice President Kamala Harris emerges as Democratic frontrunner for 2028 presidential election, with party leaders and donors consolidating support despite current polling challenges.
Fine Gael slams RTÉ over Orange Order broadcast
Fine Gael politicians condemn RTÉ's decision to air Orange Order documentary during sensitive anniversary period, reigniting debates about Irish broadcasting standards and cultural sensitivity.
Britain's Ungovernable Crisis: Why PMs Can't Deliver
Britain faces a fundamental crisis of governance that makes solving critical issues like illegal migration nearly impossible for any sitting Prime Minister.
Irish President Higgins warns of UK's anti-European shift
Irish President Michael D. Higgins delivers stark warning about UK's changing political landscape, expressing concerns over Brexit's impact on Anglo-Irish relations and European cooperation.
Winter Fuel Payment Axe Could Hurt Millions of Pensioners
Exclusive polling reveals scrapping the universal Winter Fuel Payment could plunge over 1.5 million pensioners into fuel poverty as energy bills continue to soar.
Met Police criticised after Tower Hamlets protest clashes
Scotland Yard faces scrutiny after arresting 11 individuals during tense demonstrations by the British Nationalist and Patriotic Alternative groups in East London.
Bill Maher: Trump may put family in White House roles
Comedian Bill Maher warns that a second Trump term could see family members like Lara Trump taking official White House positions, creating an unprecedented 'East Wing' power structure.
Trump's Blueprint for White House East Wing Overhaul
Exclusive details emerge about Donald Trump's ambitious plans to dramatically reshape the East Wing of the White House, creating a modern media hub and expanding family quarters in potential second term.
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