Starmer hints at political truce in UK
Labour leader Keir Starmer hints at a possible political truce, sparking optimism amid Westminster tensions. Could this mark a turning point in UK politics?
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Minnesota Dems Unite Behind Ilhan Omar in Primary Battle
Minnesota Democrats unite to support Rep. Ilhan Omar against a well-funded primary challenger, highlighting divisions within the party.
Labour proposes sweeping electoral reforms
Labour unveils radical plans to reform the UK's electoral system, including lowering the voting age and scrapping First Past the Post, sparking debate across Westminster.
Conway likens Trump to Tony Soprano in MSNBC interview
Conservative lawyer George Conway likened Donald Trump to the infamous mob boss Tony Soprano during a fiery MSNBC appearance, sparking debate over the former president's tactics.
Passengers aid collapsed man on London Tube
Dramatic scenes unfolded on the London Underground as fellow passengers and paramedics rushed to aid a man who collapsed on a Jubilee Line train. Eyewitnesses describe the quick response as heroic.
DC Mayor flees as Trump's National Guard takes over
Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has reportedly left the city for a family getaway to Martha's Vineyard as former President Trump's National Guard deployment takes over the capital.
Rowling slams Sturgeon memoirs as 'reality denial'
Harry Potter author JK Rowling has launched a blistering attack on former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's memoirs, accusing her of rewriting history and ignoring 'hard facts'.
Sturgeon's selfies masked policy failures, critics claim
Critics argue Nicola Sturgeon's relentless focus on image and social media masks a lack of substantial policy achievements during her tenure as First Minister.
Trump: Starmer 'handed Ukraine to Putin'
Former US President Donald Trump accuses UK Labour leader Keir Starmer of 'handing over' Ukraine to Vladimir Putin, sparking fierce backlash and political debate.
Good Friday: Ecumenical Church Services Explained
Exploring the unique traditions and ecumenical importance of Good Friday church services across the UK.
Jennings' satirical cartoon on Zelenskyy's London visit
A sharp-witted cartoon by Ben Jennings captures the essence of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's diplomatic visit to London, blending humour with political insight.
Starmer’s Ukraine Summit: Labour’s Pivotal Moment
As Keir Starmer navigates the Ukraine summit, Labour faces a critical test of its foreign policy direction. Will this be the moment the party redefines its stance on global security?
DC sandwich-thrower faces federal charges
The US Justice Department has charged a man for throwing a sandwich at a government official during a protest in Washington DC, sparking debate over free speech and public safety.
Theologian in Jenrick row open to collaboration
The academic at the centre of the Robert Jenrick 'xenophobia' controversy has hinted at potential future cooperation, despite their public clash over immigration rhetoric.
Trump fumes over viral video mocking his orange appearance
Former US President Donald Trump has lashed out at critics who mocked his appearance in a recent viral video, defending his 'healthy' tan amid online ridicule.
Trump's speech glitches fuel mental fitness debate
Former US President Donald Trump left audiences baffled during a recent speech, stumbling over words and making incoherent statements. Critics question his mental sharpness, while supporters dismiss it as a minor slip.
Trump compares himself to FDR, slams unions
Former US President Donald Trump likens himself to Franklin D. Roosevelt while criticising unions and praising Elon Musk in a fiery speech.
Chris Matthews Blasts DC Crime Crisis Under Democrats
Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews delivers a scathing critique of rising crime in Washington DC, blaming Democratic leadership for failing to protect citizens.
Sturgeon named among Forbes' most powerful women
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been recognised by Forbes as one of the world's most powerful women, sparking discussions about her legacy and Scotland's political future.
Daily Digest: Top UK Stories Today
Stay updated with the latest headlines from the UK, covering politics, crime, and more. Your essential daily news roundup.
Kirsty Wark accused of SNP bias in Salmond documentary
BBC presenter Kirsty Wark faces criticism for her role in a documentary about Alex Salmond, with claims of bias and political interference in the SNP's internal conflicts.
Nicola Sturgeon Faces SNP Finance Inquiry at Holyrood
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is set to appear before MSPs to answer questions about SNP finances amid ongoing investigations into the party's funding.
Illinois man arrested for threatening Trump case judge
A man from Illinois has been charged with threatening to assassinate the federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's election interference case, raising concerns over judicial safety.
Is Trump Too Weak to Be a Strongman in 2025?
A deep dive into Donald Trump's political strength and influence in 2025, questioning whether he still holds the power to dominate the political landscape.
Trump campaign attacks DC Mayor over rally security
Donald Trump's campaign manager Karoline Leavitt criticises Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser's handling of security ahead of the former president's rally, escalating tensions.
Jenrick joins Farage in BBC bias criticism
Former Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick slams the BBC for alleged bias, echoing Nigel Farage's recent criticisms. Is the broadcaster losing public trust?
Trump nominee tied to Jan 6 riot sparks outrage
Donald Trump's economic adviser pick EJ Antoni under fire for alleged ties to the Capitol riot, sparking political uproar.
12 Wild Trump Moments That Left UK Politicians Stunned
From bizarre rants to shocking policy proposals, Donald Trump's latest antics have left political observers in disbelief. Here are 12 jaw-dropping moments that dominated headlines.
David Speirs named SA Liberal leader
David Speirs has been elected as the new leader of the South Australian Liberal Party, promising a fresh direction after a turbulent period for the party.
Ministers' business-class flights funded by taxpayers
The Albanese government is under fire for spending taxpayer money on business-class flights for ministers, sparking outrage over wasteful spending.
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