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.
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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.
Labour Peer Suspended Over Paedophile Councillor Links
Lord Matthew Doyle, Labour peer and former communications chief, suspended after past association with convicted paedophile councillor Sean Morton. Prime Minister Keir Starmer defiantly vows to lead party into next election amid internal turmoil.
Starmer's Leadership Tested After Labour Showdown
Keir Starmer faces scrutiny following a Labour party showdown, with questions lingering over his political stability and future direction amid internal tensions.
Danish Politician Mona Juul Furious Over Epstein Files Mix-Up
Danish Conservative Party Chairwoman Mona Juul has publicly condemned media outlets for incorrectly using her photograph in reports about a Norwegian diplomat with the same name linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Starmer's Former Media Chief Suspended Over Sex Offender Ties
Lord Matthew Doyle, Keir Starmer's former communications chief, has been suspended from Labour and apologised for campaigning for a convicted paedophile councillor.
Congressman Calls for Investigation Into Bad Bunny Super Bowl Show
Republican Representative Andy Ogles has formally requested a congressional inquiry into Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance, citing explicit lyrical content and suggestive choreography during the family broadcast.
Class Legislation Debate: Accent and Postcode Should Not Define Life
Letters to the Guardian argue that defining class for legal protection is flawed, as personal definitions vary widely based on accent, postcode, and background, making legislation impractical and potentially immoral.
Starmer's Leadership Tested in Labour Revival Effort
Labour leader Keir Starmer confronts internal turmoil and electoral challenges as he attempts to rebuild the party's credibility and public support after recent setbacks.
Ministers Warned Not to Publish Mandelson Messages Amid Police Probe
The Cabinet Office has cautioned government members against releasing communications with Peter Mandelson as Scotland Yard investigates alleged misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump's 250-Foot Arch Poses Flight Danger in Washington D.C.
President Trump's planned 250-foot 'Independence Arch' for America's 250th anniversary could endanger flights near Washington D.C. and dominate historic landmarks.
Starmer Vows to Stay as PM Amid Labour Infighting
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists he will never walk away from his role, hitting out at party infighting after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar called for his resignation.
Starmer's Leadership Crisis Eases but Future Uncertain
Keir Starmer has temporarily weathered a leadership challenge, but Labour faces historic low polling, upcoming by-elections, and internal dissent that could still threaten his position.
Starmer Vows 'Never Walk Away' Amid Labour Leadership Crisis
Sir Keir Starmer defiantly defends his leadership after losing his chief of staff and facing resignation calls, pledging commitment to his mandate.
Ex-Nurse Fiona McQueen Pressed to Appear Before Holyrood Committee
Scottish Tory MSP Sandesh Gulhane demands Fiona McQueen testify before Holyrood's Justice Committee regarding allegations she offered money to a bereaved family.
Mandelson Appointment Nearly Cost Starmer His Job as PM
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced his biggest leadership crisis after appointing Peter Mandelson, a close ally of Jeffrey Epstein, as UK ambassador to the US, sparking resignations and criminal investigations.
Starmer Vows 'Never Walk Away' After Resignation Calls
Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivers a defiant speech, pledging to never abandon his mandate or the country, following calls from within Labour for his resignation.
Starmer Defiantly Rejects Calls to Quit as Prime Minister
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has firmly rejected demands to resign, pledging to focus on cost-of-living issues and not engage in Labour party infighting.
Backlash as US Monuments Conform to Trump's History Rewrite
National Park Service removes exhibits on slavery and Indigenous history under Trump's executive order, sparking lawsuits and criticism over historical erasure.
Starmer's Class War Declaration Amid Labour Mutiny
Keir Starmer asserts pride in his 'most working-class Cabinet' while facing internal rebellion, with ministers hinting at a leftward shift and Andy Burnham presenting a socialist manifesto.
Labour Leadership Race: Rayner Ready as Starmer Stumbles
Angela Rayner emerges as the frontrunner to replace Keir Starmer, while Wes Streeting battles controversies and Ed Miliband hints at ambitions in a tense Labour power struggle.
Cabinet Secretary Chris Wormald Set to Quit in Starmer Crisis
Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald is widely expected to resign as part of the Downing Street exodus following the Mandelson scandal. Home Office mandarin Antonia Romeo is now tipped to replace him.
Burnham Backs Starmer, Urges Labour Party Stability
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has publicly declared his support for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer while calling for unity and stability within the Labour Party following his blocked by-election bid.
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