Category : Westminster


Reform UK secures first peer with Tory defection

Lord Malcolm Offord defects from the Conservatives, giving Reform UK its first representative in the House of Lords. Explore the political implications of this significant shift.

Zack Polanski: Idris Elba crush, Greta Thunberg book confession

Green Party leader Zack Polanski opens up in a candid Q&A, sharing his celebrity crush on Idris Elba, admitting he hasn't finished Greta Thunberg's book, and revealing his fears of a Reform government. Discover the personal side of the politician.

Starmer's child poverty plan targets 550,000 kids

Keir Starmer sets out Labour's 'moral mission' to cut child poverty, scrapping the two-child benefit limit. The move draws Tory fire, branded a 'Benefits Street' policy. Read the full analysis.

Rayner denies Labour leadership pact with Streeting

Angela Rayner's allies insist 'no vacancy and no pact' exists amid claims of a mooted deal with Wes Streeting for the Labour leadership. Read the full story on the latest Westminster speculation.

Rayner and Streeting deny Labour leadership pact

Angela Rayner and Wes Streeting deny claims of a 'joint ticket' pact to challenge Keir Starmer's leadership. Insiders call the story 'completely untrue' and 'silly season' speculation. Read the full report.

Albanese's $3k-a-night honeymoon on Kangaroo Island

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and wife Jodie Haydon honeymooned in a $3,000-a-night suite on Kangaroo Island. The luxury stay follows their intimate Canberra wedding, but the local mayor hopes for 'infrastructure' funds next visit.

Labour's Child Poverty Plan: Scrap Two-Child Limit

Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden launches Labour's child poverty strategy, pledging to scrap the two-child benefit cap. He insists further welfare reform is essential to tackle rising costs and help people into work.

Farage accused of using Trump's populist playbook

Analysis: Nigel Farage's response to racism allegations mirrors Donald Trump's tactics of denial, legal threats, and media attacks. Experts and political rivals draw direct parallels. Read the full breakdown.

Government launches child poverty strategy

Prime Minister Keir Starmer sets out a moral and economic case for tackling child poverty, with a key £3bn move to scrap the two-child benefit cap. The strategy aims to help 550,000 children by 2030.

Labour's child poverty plan targets 550,000 children

The government unveils its long-awaited child poverty strategy, pledging to scrap the two-child benefit cap and improve housing. Critics argue the plan lacks ambitious, binding targets for real change.

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