Labour's Scottish Farce: Sarwar Demands Starmer Resigns
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.
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Neal Dunn's Early Retirement Could Imperil GOP House Control
Reports suggest Florida Congressman Neal Dunn may retire early, jeopardizing Republicans' slim House majority and complicating legislative efforts for Speaker Mike Johnson.
Sarwar Faces Questions Over Timeline of Mandelson Friendship
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.
Michigan Senate Candidates Urge Democrats to Stand Firm in Shutdown
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.
Labour MSP Suspended Over Paedophile Friendship Defence
Pam Duncan-Glancy expresses deep disappointment after Scottish Labour removes whip following new information about her relationship with a twice-convicted sex offender.
Starmer and King Charles Honour UK Carers at Windsor Event
Prime Minister Keir Starmer joined King Charles III at Windsor Castle to celebrate paid and unpaid carers, pledging to give them 'equal worth' to politicians. The event highlighted the challenges faced by millions of carers across the UK.
King Charles and Keir Starmer Honour UK Carers at Windsor
King Charles III and Prime Minister Keir Starmer made their first joint public appearance at Windsor Castle, celebrating the nation's carers. The event highlighted the work of millions, with guests like Coleen Rooney sharing personal stories.
Bondi Defends DOJ on Epstein Files in House Hearing
US Attorney General Pam Bondi faced intense questioning from Democratic lawmakers over the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, with heated exchanges during a House judiciary committee hearing.
Liberal Party Crisis: Shadow Minister Clare Chandler Quits
Shadow Cybersecurity and Science Minister Clare Chandler resigns from the Liberal front bench, following Angus Taylor's exit, amid a leadership challenge against Sussan Ley.
Nandy Condemns Labour's Misogynistic Briefings
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has denounced anonymous Labour briefings 'dripping with misogyny' targeting women, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces calls to appoint a female de facto deputy.
King Charles and Keir Starmer Honour Carers Amid Epstein Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his wife joined King Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle to celebrate UK carers, as both face political pressure from the Epstein documents release.
Trump Posts Black Celebrity Photos After Racist AI Video Uproar
Donald Trump responds to bipartisan condemnation of AI-generated video depicting Obamas as monkeys by sharing nostalgic photos with black celebrities like Oprah and Mike Tyson on Truth Social.
Liberal Leadership Spill Looms as Taylor Resigns
Angus Taylor resigns from shadow cabinet, sparking Liberal leadership challenge. Mega-rich Australians call for wealth taxes, while climate concerns and sports updates dominate headlines.
Labour Deputy Leader Would Not Have Ennobled Lord Doyle
Lucy Powell states she would not have given a peerage to Lord Matthew Doyle, who campaigned for a paedophile councillor, saying such cases 'stain the whole system'.
Pam Bondi's Fiery Outburst at Democrats in Epstein Hearing
US Attorney General Pam Bondi launched a series of personal attacks on Democrats during a House judiciary committee hearing over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein files.
GB News Faces 4,000 Ofcom Complaints Over Grooming Gangs Report
GB News has received nearly 4,000 Ofcom complaints after Patrick Christys' comments on Muslim grooming gangs were labelled racist and hateful by viewers.
Trump Eyes Live Nation for Kennedy Center Ticketing Amid Renovations
President Donald Trump is considering Live Nation Entertainment to handle ticketing at the Kennedy Center, which he recently renamed. The move comes as he announces a two-year closure for major renovations and faces legal challenges over the venue's rebra
Angus Taylor Resignation Triggers Leadership Crisis for Sussan Ley
Angus Taylor's sudden resignation from the shadow cabinet has plunged Sussan Ley into a leadership crisis, with a spill expected imminently. Meanwhile, Anthony Albanese will address parliament on Closing The Gap and denounce white supremacy ideology.
Bondi and Nadler in Heated Epstein Hearing Shouting Match
Pam Bondi and Jerry Nadler erupted in a fiery shouting match during a House Judiciary Committee hearing over questions on Epstein co-conspirators and DOJ transparency.
Labour Suspends Lords Whip Amid Reform Delays
Labour suspends Matthew Doyle from the Lords whip over election campaigning for a friend charged with indecent images, highlighting stalled reforms and patronage issues in the upper chamber.
Female MPs Demand Starmer Tackle 'Boys' Club' Culture
Labour MPs urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to appoint a woman as First Secretary of State following scandals involving Peter Mandelson and Lord Matthew Doyle.
Bondi's Epstein Hearing Sparks Outrage Over Victim Treatment
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced intense scrutiny during a House Judiciary Committee hearing over her handling of Epstein files, with victims present and lawmakers questioning priorities.
Police Probe Andrew's Alleged Sharing of Reports with Epstein
Thames Valley Police confirm progress in assessing allegations that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential trade envoy reports with Jeffrey Epstein, with CPS specialists consulted.
Labour MSP Defends Relationship with Convicted Paedophile
Pam Duncan-Glancy expresses deep disappointment after Scottish Labour suspends her over ties to Sean Morton, a twice-convicted paedophile, citing loyalty and care for a vulnerable individual.
Epstein Files Fallout Hits UK Politics, Starmer Under Pressure
The release of Jeffrey Epstein documents has sent shockwaves through British politics, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer facing scrutiny over his appointment of Peter Mandelson as ambassador to Washington amid Epstein links.
Sarwar's U-Turn: Starmer Welcome to Campaign in Scotland
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has reversed his stance, inviting Keir Starmer to campaign in Scotland just days after demanding his resignation, amid internal party tensions.
Homeland Security Warns of Severe Shutdown Impacts
Homeland Security officials testify before Congress about potential disruptions to disaster relief, cybersecurity, and airport security if funding lapses this Friday.
Kosovo Parliament Convenes to Form Government After Deadlock
Kosovo's new parliament has convened following a December snap election, aiming to approve a government and end a yearlong political deadlock in the Balkan nation.
Antonia Romeo's 'Woke' Title Sparks Civil Service Debate
Antonia Romeo, set to become the first female cabinet secretary, faces controversy as conservatives label her the 'queen of woke'. This article explores the evolving definition of 'woke' and its implications in politics.
Starmer's Fiery PMQs Comeback Defies Tory Attacks
Keir Starmer faced intense scrutiny over Labour peer scandals at PMQs but delivered a combative performance, turning the tables on Kemi Badenoch's criticisms with sharp retorts on Tory sleaze.
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