Greens Slam Israeli President Visit as 'Deliberately Inflammatory'
Nick McKim of the Greens criticises Isaac Herzog's Australian visit, calling it inflammatory and condemning police aggression at protests, while discussing tax reforms for housing.
Nick McKim of the Greens criticises Isaac Herzog's Australian visit, calling it inflammatory and condemning police aggression at protests, while discussing tax reforms for housing.
Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former chief of staff, continues to wield significant power as National Security Adviser, with revelations about his role in appointing allies and controversial foreign policy decisions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states elections will only occur after a ceasefire and security guarantees, amid ongoing Russian attacks and international pressure.
Lord McDonald warns No10 against appointing Dame Antonia Romeo as Cabinet Secretary, citing due diligence concerns and her past bullying investigation.
The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday secure a staggering 41 nominations at The Press Awards, dominating categories from Feature Writer to Scoop of the Year.
Attorney General Pam Bondi engaged in a fiery exchange with House Democrats, accusing them of using Jeffrey Epstein files to distract from Trump's successes while defending her department's handling of the case.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces renewed scrutiny as Lord Doyle, his former spin doctor, had the Labour whip removed for campaigning for a paedophile councillor without full disclosure during vetting.
Scotland's Finance Secretary Shona Robison calls on MSPs to approve the Budget, which includes a Scottish Child Payment increase, private jet levy, and mansion tax proposals.
Keir Starmer faces devastating accusations in Parliament after ennobling a former aide who campaigned for a convicted paedophile, while Labour's Brexit stance blurs and Green Party extremism concerns grow.
Lucy Powell, Labour's deputy leader, suggests Andy Burnham's regional strengths might not translate to leading the country, as internal turmoil and polling pressure mount against Keir Starmer.
Labour's deputy leader Lucy Powell states she would not have ennobled Lord Matthew Doyle, citing unacceptable behaviour that stains the political system. The peer's ties to a paedophile councillor spark a major row.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has criticised Labour briefings 'dripping with misogyny' targeting women. The Prime Minister held talks with female MPs amid calls to appoint a woman as de facto deputy.
An internal whistleblower has reported the Green Party to counter-terrorism police, alleging it tolerates extremism and anti-Semitism under Zack Polanski's leadership.
A bitter online feud has erupted between Roger Stone and Steve Bannon's camp after Epstein files revealed Bannon's alleged plans for a documentary about the convicted sex trafficker.
Analysis reveals mixed reactions to the Prime Minister's appeal for de-escalation, with some sectors embracing restraint while others show signs of continued agitation.
The Justice Department's attempt to indict Democratic lawmakers over a 'illegal orders' video failed when a grand jury declined charges. Prosecutors with minimal federal experience led the case.
Democratic lawmakers assailed Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins for repeating Trump administration claims about the killing of VA nurse Alex Pretti during a tense congressional hearing.
Senators Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin warn that Trump's attempt to indict Democrats over a video urging troops to resist illegal orders is a dangerous threat to democratic principles.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy criticises Labour briefings as 'dripping with misogyny', with female MPs demanding an end to Westminster's 'boys' club' culture.
Angus Taylor has officially launched a bid to oust Sussan Ley as Liberal leader, citing the party's loss of direction. A spill motion was delivered amid resignations from the shadow frontbench.
Jennifer Siebel, wife of California Governor Gavin Newsom, criticised journalists for not prioritising women's health questions at a Planned Parenthood funding press event.
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp demands Justice Secretary David Lammy block parole board's decision to release Al Qaeda-inspired terrorist Zahid Iqbal early.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has denounced anonymous Labour briefings she describes as 'dripping with misogyny', calling for an end to the 'boys' club' culture in politics.
Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden incorrectly identified his branch of government during a legislative hearing, sparking debate over local cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
A wave of frontbencher resignations follows Angus Taylor's departure, with key MPs quitting and a party room meeting requested, threatening Sussan Ley's leadership.
King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted a Windsor Castle reception for UK carers, joined by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. The event marked their first public appearance since the Epstein files release.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar insists Prime Minister Keir Starmer should quit but says he will join him on the Holyrood campaign trail, sparking accusations of farce and meltdown.
Reports suggest Florida Congressman Neal Dunn may retire early, jeopardizing Republicans' slim House majority and complicating legislative efforts for Speaker Mike Johnson.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is under scrutiny for his relationship with Peter Mandelson, with the SNP questioning his claim they only met in 2021 given earlier thinktank links.
Three Democratic Senate candidates in Michigan are united in demanding their party hold the line on DHS funding, linking immigration enforcement to election integrity concerns ahead of a critical deadline.