Labour demands general election as Tories 'cannot govern'
Shadow Culture Secretary Lucy Powell declares the Conservative government 'unable to govern' and calls for voters to decide Britain's future amid political turmoil.
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Tory MP demands Farage return to Conservatives
Senior Conservative Sir Edward Leigh makes explosive call for Nigel Farage to rejoin Tories as party faces electoral crisis, highlighting deep divisions over Reform UK's impact.
Trump's White House Ballroom Renovation Sparks Controversy
The Trump administration's ambitious ballroom reconstruction project raises eyebrows as costs escalate and security protocols are questioned. Exclusive details reveal the scale of the controversial renovation.
Channel 4 hosts first UK leaders debate: Sunak vs Starmer
Channel 4 announces groundbreaking political television event featuring Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer in unprecedented head-to-head debate ahead of General Election.
Trump legal team faces setbacks in Philadelphia court
Donald Trump's attorney Alina Habba and former Florida AG Pam Bondi confronted procedural setbacks during a Philadelphia hearing, raising questions about the former president's legal strategy.
Trump plans to demolish White House for golden ballroom
Exclusive: Former President Donald Trump reveals controversial blueprint to demolish the White House and construct an opulent golden ballroom in its place, sparking outrage and debate.
Lucy Powell rejected Starmer's deputy leader offer
Shadow Culture Secretary Lucy Powell discloses she turned down the deputy leadership role, preferring to focus on policy development and Labour's renewal beyond Westminster.
Jess Phillips emotional during Pride speech in Commons
Labour MP Jess Phillips became emotional while reading the names of transgender people killed in the past year during a powerful Pride Month speech in the House of Commons.
Chinese Hackers Breach Westminster Security Systems
Exclusive: Chinese state-affiliated hackers successfully breached Westminster's digital defences, accessing sensitive government data and prompting urgent national security reviews.
Reform UK MP faces backlash over dual role defence
Sarah Pochin, Reform UK's first elected MP, faces criticism after defending her dual role as MP and councillor, claiming she works 'all hours' while opponents question her commitment to constituents.
MPs accused of narcissism in China spy case debate
MPs accused of turning serious national security debate into platform for self-promotion as analysis reveals politicians' overwhelming focus on their own roles and reputations.
Labour's Education Revolution: Ending Tory Chaos in Schools
Shadow Education Secretary unveils sweeping reforms targeting teacher recruitment and school standards, positioning education as Labour's flagship policy for government.
Ministers scrutinised over Maccabi Tel-Aviv Villa Park fixture
Senior government figures including Lisa Nandy and Nigel Huddleston face scrutiny over their involvement in relocating Maccabi Tel-Aviv's European match to Aston Villa's stadium, raising questions about political interference in football security matters.
Labour clash over Birmingham's Israeli football fan ban
Labour's Lisa Nandy faces off against Birmingham MP Khalid Mahmood after controversial calls to ban Israeli fans from Aston Villa's European match against Maccabi Tel-Aviv, sparking intense political debate over sports and international relations.
Trump Spokeswoman Reveals CNN Reporter's Brutal Text
Karoline Leavitt, Trump campaign spokeswoman, reveals shocking text exchange with CNN reporter after being cut off during live interview about presidential debate preparations.
Jess Phillips: Tories have made country worse
In a powerful Commons speech, Labour's Jess Phillips accuses the Tories of failing Britain as Robert Jenrick defends the government's immigration stance amid growing tensions.
Labour urged to return to social democratic roots
Senior Labour figures urge a dramatic return to core social democratic principles as the party faces an identity crisis and declining membership under current leadership.
China Espionage Scandal Hits UK Parliament Security
Exclusive: UK Parliament security alert as three individuals linked to Chinese state intelligence gain access to parliamentary passholders. Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle under pressure over security protocols.
Rachel Reeves warned Labour may need tax hikes
Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves receives stark warning about potential tax hikes as economic experts question party's spending commitments ahead of general election.
Sinn Féin faces backlash over Israel-Palestine motion
Northern Ireland's political landscape faces fresh turmoil as Sinn Féin's controversial motion on the Israel-Palestine conflict sparks cross-party criticism and threatens to destabilise power-sharing arrangements.
JD Vance motorcade hit by shrapnel in security scare
Exclusive details emerge about a security scare involving JD Vance's motorcade as shrapnel struck vehicles, prompting heightened protection measures for the Republican vice-presidential candidate.
Hilary Benn dismissed in Labour reshuffle
Sir Keir Starmer's surprise cabinet reshuffle sees Hilary Benn removed from his Northern Ireland role, with significant implications for Labour's approach to devolution and cross-border relations.
Labour deputy contest risks deepening party divisions
As Labour members prepare to elect a new deputy leader, internal divisions threaten to undermine Keir Starmer's leadership and party unity at a critical political moment.
Lady Chu wins Westminster council seat after Tory disqualification
Labour candidate Lady Ming Qing Chu secures dramatic victory in Westminster council election after Conservative rival disqualified over nomination form errors, marking significant political shift in traditional Tory stronghold.
Modi inaugurates controversial Ram Temple in Ayodhya
Narendra Modi leads historic consecration ceremony at controversial Ayodhya temple site, marking a pivotal moment in India's religious and political landscape while drawing both celebration and criticism.
Labour to scrap PIP assessments but keep benefits cuts
Exclusive: Labour reveals radical plan to replace PIP assessments with new support system while maintaining controversial Tory benefits cuts in first budget.
BBC's 'The Department' Hailed as Television Masterpiece
The BBC's gripping new series 'The Department' is being hailed as television perfection, with critics praising its authentic portrayal of Whitehall politics and standout performances.
Bolivia's Opposition Leader Faces Arrest in Political Crisis
Bolivian opposition leader Rodrigo Paz is wanted on terrorism charges as the government cracks down on dissent ahead of crucial elections. Exclusive investigation reveals the escalating political tensions in South America's latest democratic crisis.
Trump's Truth Social meme sparks term limits controversy
Donald Trump faces backlash after sharing controversial meme suggesting presidents should serve unlimited terms, raising constitutional concerns among political experts.
Reform UK candidate quits in Kent election setback
Exclusive: Reform UK's campaign in Kent hits turbulence as local candidate pulls out, raising questions about party organisation and leadership stability under Nigel Farage.
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