Farage hails El Salvador’s crime crackdown – UK next?
Nigel Farage praises El Salvador’s zero-tolerance approach to crime, sparking debate on whether the UK should adopt similar hardline measures.
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Trump to hold UK press conference after election win
Former US President Donald Trump is set to address the media in the UK following his recent election win. Here's what he might discuss.
Reeves surprises tourists with Downing Street tour
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves gave tourists an unexpected glimpse inside Downing Street, sparking both delight and political debate.
Sunak reshuffles Cabinet ahead of election
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a significant Cabinet reshuffle, with James Cleverly and Kemi Badenoch taking on new roles. The changes come amid growing political tensions ahead of the next general election.
Greens Senator explains Hutton expulsion reasons
Australian Greens Senator Larissa Waters has disclosed the controversial reasons behind the expulsion of veteran activist Drew Hutton from the party, sparking debates on internal governance.
Farage's 'Shoot Chavs' Remark Sparks Outrage
Nigel Farage faces backlash after suggesting 'shoot chavs' in a fiery debate on Reform UK policies, devolution, and post-Brexit food standards. The ex-Tory's remarks have ignited a political storm.
Lammy: Davey 'ducking responsibility' on Gaza
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy criticises Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey for his position on Gaza, calling it a failure of leadership.
Lisa Nandy accused of bullying BBC over Gaza coverage
Labour MP Lisa Nandy faces backlash for allegedly pressuring the BBC over its reporting on Gaza, with Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky condemning her actions as 'bullying'.
1-year-old survives being thrown from car in Westminster crash
A one-year-old girl has defied the odds after being thrown from a moving car during a terrifying crash in Westminster. The toddler suffered severe injuries but is now in stable condition.
Hanson clashes with Pocock in fiery Senate debate
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson sparks controversy with her remarks towards Indigenous Senator David Pocock during a Senate debate, leading to a tense confrontation.
ECHR: No UK Inquiry Needed on Russian Disinformation
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the UK is not obligated to hold a public inquiry into alleged Russian disinformation campaigns.
New MPs Ali France and Sarah Witty's powerful first speeches
New MPs Ali France and Sarah Witty made their mark with passionate maiden speeches in Canberra, addressing key issues from disability rights to climate action.
Reeves: State pension triple lock may need reform
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggests the state pension triple lock may need reform, calling for an independent review amid concerns over long-term affordability.
Britain warned of potential summer riots amid tensions
Sir Keir Starmer has been cautioned about the risk of widespread civil unrest this summer, with experts warning of a 'powder keg' situation fuelled by economic strain and social divisions.
Home Office flags concerns over M&S chairman's political links
The Home Office has raised concerns over Archie Norman's appointment as Marks & Spencer chairman, citing potential conflicts of interest. Read the latest on this political-business crossover.
Afternoon Update: Westminster and UK News
Stay informed with the latest political shifts, economic updates, and breaking news from Westminster and across the UK.
Cleverly Returns in Major Tory Reshuffle Under Badenoch
Prime Minister Kemi Badenoch has orchestrated a significant reshuffle of the Conservative frontbench, bringing back James Cleverly in a strategic move ahead of the next general election.
Cabinet Reshuffle: Badenoch, Cleverly & Lammy Take Centre Stage
The latest cabinet reshuffle brings significant changes to both government and opposition benches, with key figures like Kemi Badenoch and David Lammy taking centre stage. Discover the implications for UK politics.
Badenoch stays as Cleverly becomes Home Secretary
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's latest cabinet reshuffle sees Kemi Badenoch holding onto her position while James Cleverly steps into the Home Secretary role following Suella Braverman's departure.
Sunak sacks ministers in major Tory reshuffle
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has carried out a significant Cabinet reshuffle, dismissing high-profile ministers including Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman. The shake-up aims to strengthen the Conservative Party ahead of the next general election.
Sunak reshuffle: Badenoch stays, Tory rebels exit
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's latest cabinet reshuffle sees Kemi Badenoch holding onto her influential position, while notable Tory rebels like Robert Jenrick step down. The shake-up signals Sunak's strategy ahead of the next general election.
Kemi Badenoch promoted in Sunak's cabinet reshuffle
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's latest cabinet reshuffle sees Kemi Badenoch promoted to a key role, signalling a strategic shift ahead of the next general election.
India's VP Dhankhar resigns citing health reasons
India's Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar steps down, citing personal health and age-related reasons, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Trump sparks backlash in California
Former US President Donald Trump sparks outrage in Southern California with divisive comments, drawing sharp criticism from Democratic leaders.
Hegseth on Trump & Rubio: White House Speculation
Fox News host Pete Hegseth has stirred debate with his remarks on Donald Trump's potential White House return and Marco Rubio's role, drawing mixed reactions from political circles.
Trump's cringe radio blunder goes viral
Donald Trump suffered an awkward live radio mishap, forgetting he was on air during an interview. The ex-president's blunder has gone viral, sparking mockery online.
Judge rejects Trump's Harvard lawsuit
A federal judge dismisses Donald Trump's lawsuit against Harvard University, marking another twist in the ongoing legal clash over alleged anti-conservative bias.
Labour's 'plaque of shame' scandal rocks UK politics
Former Labour leader Mark Latham's divisive act of installing a 'plaque of shame' has ignited fierce backlash, exposing deep rifts within the party. Discover the full story behind this political firestorm.
Hereditary peers exit House of Lords after 800 years
After 800 years of history, the House of Lords witnesses a pivotal change as hereditary peers make their final exit, marking a new chapter in British governance.
Albanese faces backlash over 'Welcome to Country' message
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's 'Welcome to Country' message sparks debate as critics question its necessity and timing.
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