McKenzie Urges Police to Prosecute Grace Tame Over Chants
Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie demands legal action against former Australian of the Year Grace Tame for allegedly inciting violence and hate towards the Jewish community at a protest.
Category : Westminster
White House Remarks May Expose Trump's False Claim on Station Renaming
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's response during a briefing appears to contradict President Trump's assertion that renaming Penn Station was Senator Schumer's idea, potentially revealing a false statement.
Labour Drops 'His Majesty' from Government Communications
The Labour government has removed references to 'His Majesty' from public communications, replacing them with 'UK Government'. The Conservatives have condemned the move as disrespectful to Britain's traditions and monarchy.
Albania's Tirana Sees Violent Protests Over Corruption Allegations
Riot police deployed tear gas and water cannons against protesters in Tirana demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama's government amid corruption allegations against Deputy PM Belinda Balluku.
Labour Chair: Strip Lord Doyle of Peerage Over Paedophile Ties
Labour chairwoman Anna Turley calls for Lord Matthew Doyle to lose his peerage due to his past association with a convicted paedophile councillor, alleging he wasn't truthful before his appointment.
Colombia's President Urges Court to Lift Tax Decree Suspension
President Gustavo Petro calls on Colombia's constitutional court to allow emergency tax powers to fund flood recovery in northern provinces, citing urgent need for tens of millions in aid.
Miller Works with Senate GOP to Defend ICE from Democratic Reforms
Stephen Miller is collaborating closely with Trump allies in the Senate to counter Democratic efforts to restrict ICE operations, as Republicans push aggressive immigration proposals ahead of a critical funding deadline.
Sarwar's Leadership Coup Backfires, Leaving Him Isolated
Anas Sarwar's attempt to oust Sir Keir Starmer has collapsed, exposing deep divisions within Scottish Labour and leaving the leader isolated just months before Holyrood elections.
Anas Sarwar's Risky Bid to Oust Starmer and Revive Scottish Labour
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has taken an unprecedented public stand against Prime Minister Keir Starmer, risking party loyalty in a calculated move to salvage Labour's electoral prospects in Scotland ahead of the Holyrood elections.
Sarwar Demands Starmer Resignation in High-Stakes Gamble
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has called for Sir Keir Starmer to resign, a move that has divided the party and could backfire ahead of Holyrood elections.
White House Dismisses Governors' Boycott Over Democratic Exclusion
The National Governors Association cancels a White House meeting after Democratic governors were excluded, with the administration calling their absence 'their loss'.
Cabinet Secretary Chris Wormald Expected to Leave No 10
Cabinet Secretary Chris Wormald is reportedly set to leave his role after just over a year, with Antonia Romeo tipped as his replacement. The departure highlights ongoing challenges in Downing Street's governance structure.
Streeting's Leadership Challenge Looms Despite Unity Show
Allies reveal Health Secretary Wes Streeting remains poised to challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership after May elections, despite public displays of support and unity meetings this week.
Government Defends Tame Amid Calls to Strip Honour Over Chants
Housing Minister Clare O'Neil highlights Tame's child-protection legacy while condemning 'globalise the intifada' chants at a Sydney pro-Palestine rally, as pressure mounts to revoke her Australian of the Year award.
FBI Raids Georgia Election Office Over 2020 Ballot Probe
The FBI raided a Georgia election office, seizing 2020 ballots in a criminal probe into alleged 'defects' following a referral from Trump's 'Stop the Steal' lawyer.
Liberal Party Leadership Spill Looms Amid Political Turmoil
Australia's Liberal Party faces internal strife as Sussan Ley mounts a leadership challenge against Anthony Albanese, sparking protests in Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne.
White House Press Secretary Cuts Briefing Short Over Epstein
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt abruptly ended a briefing after reporters questioned Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's admission of visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island.
Ex-Marine Alistair Carns: Labour's Tory Nightmare
Alistair Carns, a former Royal Marine turned Labour candidate, is poised to disrupt Tory strongholds with his military background and centrist appeal, reshaping UK political dynamics.
Leavitt Ends Briefing After Epstein Island Query
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt abruptly terminated a briefing when reporters pressed about Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's admission of visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island.
Ministers Warned Against Releasing Mandelson Messages
Cabinet Office and Met Police urge caution as investigation into alleged misconduct by Peter Mandelson continues, following Wes Streeting's release of private WhatsApp exchanges.
Violence at Tirana Protest Over Corruption Allegations
Riot police deployed tear gas and water cannons against protesters in Tirana as thousands demanded the resignation of Albania's government over corruption claims involving Deputy PM Belinda Balluku.
Starmer's Judgement Questioned Over Paedophile-Linked Aide
Keir Starmer faces renewed scrutiny after his former communications director Matthew Doyle resigns Labour whip over past association with convicted paedophile Sean Morton.
Trump Administration Takes Down Rainbow Flag at Stonewall
The Trump administration has removed the rainbow flag from the Stonewall National Monument, citing flag policy compliance. LGBTQ+ activists condemn the move as a symbolic attack on recognition.
Starmer's Downing Street Turmoil as Key Adviser Vacancies Spark Battle
With three top vacancies in Keir Starmer's operation, factions compete for influence as the PM weighs political direction and Whitehall reforms amid calls for a complete overhaul.
Farage's Work-From-Home Remarks Called Hypocritical
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage demands end to remote working, calling it 'nonsense,' while critics highlight his own parliamentary attendance record and stance on workers' rights.
Mandelson's Epstein Ties Show Systemic Betrayal of Public
George Monbiot argues Peter Mandelson's dealings with Jeffrey Epstein were not an aberration but an extension of his role enabling corporate power in New Labour.
Miliband Steadies Labour as Starmer Faces Leadership Test
Ed Miliband emerges as a key stabilising force within Labour, leveraging his experience and lack of prime ministerial ambition to manage Keir Starmer's leadership crisis while subtly asserting cabinet influence.
Ohio Churches Resist Trump's Attacks on Haitian Community
Churches in Springfield, Ohio, are providing crucial support networks for Haitians facing uncertainty over TPS legal protections, as community leaders rally against political rhetoric and threats.
Ella Baron's 'Last Supper' Cartoon on Keir Starmer's Challenges
A new cartoon by Ella Baron portrays Keir Starmer in a 'Last Supper' scene, symbolising the intense pressures and internal conflicts within the Labour Party as he navigates leadership challenges.
Starmer's Fightback Overshadowed by New Labour Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's defiant public appearance following a failed leadership coup is immediately overshadowed by the suspension of a key ally over links to a convicted paedophile.
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