Starmer Survives Sarwar's Leadership Challenge for Now
Keir Starmer's leadership faces turmoil as Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calls for his resignation. With cabinet support, Starmer holds on, but questions loom over his future stability.
Category : Politics
Dax Shepard Reveals Teen Car Crash Still Haunts Him
Actor Dax Shepard opens up about a near-fatal teenage car accident that left him unable to sleep in vehicles unless he's driving, discussing the lasting trauma on his podcast.
Police Warning Over Fake Bank Notes on Social Media Sales
Police report over 30 cases of counterfeit cash used to buy high-value items like phones and jewellery on Facebook Marketplace. Detectives urge sellers to check notes and avoid cash transactions.
GOP Lawmakers Question Charlotte Leaders on Crime Policies
Republican lawmakers in North Carolina pressed Charlotte-area officials about crime-fighting efforts following high-profile light-rail stabbings, with tensions over immigration enforcement and mental health policies.
Tributes to Pilots Killed in Rochdale Light Aircraft Crash
Mustafa Qays Obadey, 39, and Arian Abbasi, 36, died when their Cirrus light plane crashed in Littleborough. Families describe them as humble and passionate about flying.
Turning Point USA to Bring Back Rival Super Bowl Halftime Show
Turning Point USA announces its 'All-American' alternative to the Super Bowl halftime show will return in 2027, despite drawing far fewer viewers than Bad Bunny's performance.
DOJ Seeks to Dismiss Bannon's January 6 Conviction
The Justice Department under President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to vacate Steven Bannon's criminal conviction for contempt of Congress related to the January 6 investigation, citing 'interests of justice'.
Scarborough Slams Graham Over Super Bowl Halftime Show
Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough has fiercely criticised Reverend Franklin Graham for his complaints about the Super Bowl halftime show being too sexualised, accusing him of defending an immoral regime.
Vonn's Father Urges Retirement After Olympic Crash Hospital Stay
Alan Kildow, father of skiing legend Lindsey Vonn, shares emotional update following her intensive care move after devastating Winter Olympics crash, begging her to retire.
Sarwar's Failed Leadership Challenge Against Starmer
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar's attempt to oust Keir Starmer backfires spectacularly as Cabinet ministers rally behind the Prime Minister with public support.
Children's Letters Reveal Fear in ICE Detention Center
Heartbreaking letters from children detained at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in Texas expose overwhelming sadness, educational disruption, and fear of deportation under Trump's expanded family detention policies.
Ski Jumping's Jumpsuit Scandal: The Controversy Explained
Norwegian ski jumpers face suspension over modified jumpsuits, sparking debate about cheating and the extreme lengths athletes go to for Olympic glory.
Olympic Athletes Defend Hess After Trump's 'Loser' Attack
Eileen Gu and Chloe Kim express solidarity with freeskier Hunter Hess after Donald Trump's social media criticism, highlighting unity and compassion in sports.
Starmer Vows to Uphold Mandate Amid Labour Resignation Calls
Prime Minister Keir Starmer survives a day of high tension after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar urges him to step down, with internal party strife and key resignations shaking Downing Street.
Chloe Kim Defends Teammate After Trump's Olympic Removal Call
Snowboarding champion Chloe Kim has defended Team USA skier Hunter Hess's right to free speech after former President Donald Trump demanded his removal from the Winter Olympics over critical comments.
Streeting and No 10 Row Over Briefing and Mandelson Messages
Health Secretary Wes Streeting accuses Downing Street of hostile briefing while he defended the PM, as leaked WhatsApp messages reveal critical comments about Keir Starmer and Labour's direction.
Four Skiers Killed in French Alps Avalanches This Week
Two more skiers have died in avalanches in the French Alps on Monday, bringing the total to four fatalities since Saturday. The incidents highlight the dangers of off-piste skiing in unpatrolled terrain.
Sherri Shepherd Vows to Fight for Show After Cancellation
Daytime talk show host Sherri Shepherd has pledged to keep her programme alive following its cancellation after four seasons, promising to continue spreading joy.
Flag Football Gains Momentum in NCAA with NFL, Olympic Support
Flag football is rapidly advancing in the NCAA Emerging Sports for Women program, backed by the NFL and Olympics, offering new opportunities for female athletes and Title IX compliance.
Team GB Curlers Fall Short in Olympic Semi-Final Against Sweden
Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds suffered a crushing 9-3 defeat to Sweden in the curling semi-finals, dashing hopes of gold. The Scottish pair must now regroup for Tuesday's bronze medal match against Italy.
Catherine O'Hara's Cause of Death Revealed by Medical Examiner
The beloved actress Catherine O'Hara died from a pulmonary embolism with rectal cancer as an underlying cause, according to the medical examiner's report.
NFL Star Arrested for Stalking, Crashing into WNBA Ex-Girlfriend's Car
Atlanta Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr. faces multiple felony charges after allegedly stalking and intentionally crashing into the car of his ex-girlfriend, WNBA player Rickea Jackson, as she tried to reach a police station.
Starmer Rejects Resignation, Vows to Fight Reform UK
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has firmly refused to resign amid mounting pressure, urging Labour MPs to unite against Reform UK in what he calls the 'fight of our lives'.
Princess Andre 'Horrified' by Katie Price's New Marriage
Princess Andre, 18, was reportedly 'completely horrified' to learn online about her mother Katie Price's fourth marriage to Lee Andrews, amid serious allegations about his past.
Starmer Defiant Amid Resignation Calls from Labour MPs
Prime Minister Keir Starmer told Labour MPs he has 'won every fight' and will not resign, despite Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar's public call for him to step down.
Scottish Grooming Gang Inquiry Decision Delayed 18 Months
A decision on launching a Scottish public inquiry into grooming gangs faces an 18-month delay, prompting fury from victims and opposition politicians over the extended timeline.
Starmer Defies Resignation Calls, Vows Not to Walk Away
Prime Minister Keir Starmer told Labour MPs he will not 'walk away' from his mandate, despite Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar urging him to resign. Downing Street sources say he is 'absolutely determined'.
British Army Trains for Russia War at Copehill Down Facility
Soldiers from The Rifles, the British Army's largest infantry regiment, are undergoing intensive urban warfare training at Copehill Down, the UK's only facility replicating a Ukrainian conflict zone, preparing for potential deployment in Eastern Europe.
Starmer Defiant as Cabinet Backs Him After Sarwar Calls for Resignation
Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares he will not quit after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demands his resignation. Cabinet ministers unite in support as the government faces turmoil over the Peter Mandelson scandal.
Turning Point to Host Rival Super Bowl Halftime Show Again
Conservative nonprofit Turning Point USA announces it will host another alternative Super Bowl halftime show next year, despite drawing significantly fewer viewers than Bad Bunny's official performance.
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