Lords block foreign investment limits for UK papers
The House of Lords has rejected a government proposal to limit foreign ownership of British newspapers, sparking debate over press freedom and national security.
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Massachusetts Governor faces backlash over controversial remarks
Massachusetts Governor Tony Evers has sparked outrage after making divisive remarks during a public event in Boston. Critics demand accountability as tensions rise.
Obama fires back at Trump over Russia hoax claims
Former President Barack Obama delivers a sharp response to Donald Trump's threats of criminal prosecution regarding the alleged Russia collusion hoax, reigniting political tensions.
Badenoch attacks Labour policies amid Rayner tax row
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch criticises Labour's economic plans as Angela Rayner faces scrutiny over tax affairs. Political tensions rise ahead of the next election.
Trump Ally Alina Habba Ousted From Administration Role
Alina Habba, a close associate of Donald Trump, has been removed from her position in his administration following mounting legal scrutiny and internal disputes.
Albanese and Ley clash in heated Parliament debate
Tensions rise in Canberra as PM Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Sussan Ley spar over student loan reforms and climate commitments during a fiery Question Time session.
BBC Radio 1 cuts off Keir Starmer mid-interview
A BBC Radio 1 interview with Labour leader Keir Starmer took an unexpected turn when presenter Vick Hope abruptly ended the conversation mid-sentence. Here's the full story behind the awkward moment.
30 Years On: Westminster's Lanyard Class Clash Still Relevant
A reflective look at the enduring impact of a political clash from 30 years ago, revealing how little has changed in Westminster's class divides.
Guardian issues corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing inaccuracies in recent reporting. Stay informed with the most important updates.
Melania Trump’s Opera House Renaming Sparks Debate
Former First Lady Melania Trump's proposal to rename the Kennedy Center's Opera House has ignited a heated discussion among cultural and political circles.
Jeff Daniels: Trump voters 'sell souls for money'
Hollywood actor Jeff Daniels and MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace criticise Trump supporters, claiming they prioritise money over democracy.
Trump attacks Fed’s Powell and Senator Lee in fiery rant
Former President Donald Trump lashes out at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Senator Mike Lee in a heated speech, raising eyebrows over his motives and timing.
Trump's 'ring of steel' security in Scotland
Scottish police deploy a 'ring of steel' to protect former US President Donald Trump during his visit, with security measures rivalling those of the Queen's funeral.
Telegraph sale approved after Lords vote
The controversial sale of The Telegraph to a foreign-backed consortium is set to proceed after the House of Lords voted in favour of the deal, marking a pivotal moment for UK media ownership.
MSNBC axes Mehdi Hasan amid controversy
Mehdi Hasan, the outspoken host of 'The Mehdi Hasan Show', has been fired by MSNBC following a series of divisive remarks. Discover the full story behind his sudden departure.
Starmer pressured on Palestinian statehood
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under growing pressure from senior cabinet members to formally recognise Palestinian statehood, as internal divisions escalate.
Rayner blasts Tory 'dirty tricks' in tax row
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner has slammed Conservative MPs for attempting to 'smear' her over tax allegations, as tensions rise in Westminster over political transparency.
Sir Jim Dim swaps failed grandee status for Cabinet stooge role
Former Tory grandee Sir Jim Dim takes on a controversial new role as a government enforcer, raising eyebrows across Westminster.
DeSantis accused of misusing FEMA funds for migrant flights
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is under scrutiny for reportedly diverting FEMA funds intended for hurricane relief to transport migrants, sparking controversy ahead of his presidential campaign.
Rachel Reeves denies private school fee claims
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves clarifies her stance on private education, reaffirming her commitment to state schools amid political scrutiny.
Trump's Viral Rant Against 15-Year-Old Sparks Outrage
Former US President Donald Trump lashed out at 15-year-old Mikey Smith in a bizarre social media tirade, sparking outrage and ridicule online.
Farage accused of racism over Sunak heritage comments
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces backlash after suggesting Rishi Sunak doesn't understand 'British culture'. Critics call the remarks divisive and racist.
Rayner: UK losing faith in politicians over immigration
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner highlights immigration and economic deprivation as key reasons for the UK public's declining faith in politicians, urging a renewed focus on trust and transparency.
Democrat's gender remarks imperil 2028 bid
A Democratic candidate's unconventional stance on gender identity has thrown their 2028 campaign into turmoil, raising questions about electability in a divided political landscape.
Far-right podcaster's Hitler praise sparks outrage
A controversial far-right podcaster has ignited fury by glorifying Hitler and claiming WWII soldiers were 'heroes'. Critics slam the remarks as dangerous historical revisionism.
Albanese and France deliver maiden parliamentary speeches
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and MP Ali France made their impactful maiden speeches in the Australian Parliament, outlining their visions for the nation's future.
Rachel Reeves to reform House of Lords in democratic shake-up
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces sweeping reforms to the House of Lords, aiming to modernise Britain's political system and enhance democratic accountability.
Labour ministers push for Gaza ceasefire
Senior Labour figures, including Anneliese Dodds and Jenny Chapman, call for an urgent ceasefire in Gaza, highlighting the humanitarian crisis and UK's role in peace efforts.
Labour plans pension reforms to cut inheritance tax burden
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces Labour's plan to reform pension rules, aiming to ease the inheritance tax burden on families while ensuring long-term financial stability.
Trump slams spending bill, vows tax cuts
Former US President Donald Trump has criticised the latest spending bill, calling it a 'disgrace' while reaffirming his commitment to tax cuts and healthcare reform.
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