Police Warn Ministers After Streeting Shares Mandelson Messages
Scotland Yard cautions against publishing material that could compromise investigation into Lord Mandelson's alleged misconduct in public office and links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Category : Westminster
Police Warn Ministers Not to Publish Mandelson Texts in Probe
The Metropolitan Police has cautioned ministers that releasing Peter Mandelson's messages could harm its misconduct investigation, as Starmer faces cabinet pressure.
Raskin Questions DoJ Over Epstein Document Redactions
Top House Democrat Jamie Raskin criticises the Justice Department for 'puzzling, inexplicable redactions' in Jeffrey Epstein documents, alleging a cover-up that protects abusers while exposing victims.
Farage's Hypocrisy on Remote Working While He Works From Home
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage condemns remote working as unproductive while frequently working from home himself, exposing contradictions in his party's policies.
Badenoch Returns to McDonald's Kitchen After 30 Years
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch returned to a McDonald's kitchen, where she worked as a teenager, and prepared a sausage McMuffin while sharing fond memories of her time there.
Labour Leadership Crisis: Potential Replacements for Keir Starmer
As Sir Keir Starmer faces intense pressure to resign over the Epstein scandal, speculation mounts over who could succeed him as Labour leader, with senior figures and MPs openly questioning his future.
Welsh First Minister Backs Starmer Amid Leadership Speculation
Baroness Eluned Morgan expresses support for Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister, while raising concerns about Lord Mandelson's appointment and focusing on Welsh priorities ahead of Senedd elections.
Labour MPs Push Through Major Benefit Hikes Amid Pressure
Labour MPs are set to approve significant benefit increases, including a 3.8% rise in PIP and parental pay, as Keir Starmer faces internal pressure to adopt more left-wing policies.
Archbishop Mullally Vows Independent Abuse Handling for Church
Sarah Mullally, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, commits to 'proper independence' in abuse investigations, acknowledging past failures and pledging to rebuild trust within the Church of England.
Starmer's Leadership Crisis: What's Next for the PM?
Keir Starmer survives immediate leadership challenge but faces looming electoral tests and internal party divisions. Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar's call for resignation adds pressure.
Starmer's Failed Coup Attempt May Be His Political Salvation
Keir Starmer faces down a leadership challenge from Scottish Labour's Anas Sarwar, emerging stronger as Labour unites behind him, mirroring historical Labour prime ministers who survived internal plots.
Democrats Reject White House ICE Proposal as Shutdown Threatens
Democratic leaders declare White House counterproposal on ICE restrictions 'insufficient' as Homeland Security funding expiration approaches this Saturday, risking partial government shutdown.
Streeting's Secret Messages Reveal Labour Strategy Fears
Health Secretary Wes Streeting privately criticised Labour's lack of strategy under Keir Starmer and feared his political career was 'toast' in messages with Lord Mandelson.
Starmer Determined Sarwar Be Scotland's Next First Minister
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander reveals Sir Keir Starmer remains committed to Anas Sarwar leading Scottish Labour, despite Sarwar's public call for the Prime Minister to resign over Westminster mistakes.
Archbishop Mullally: Church Must Be Stable in Unstable World
Dame Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, addresses the Church of England's General Synod, pledging calm leadership amid challenges.
Starmer's Leadership Crisis: Mandelson Scandal Shakes Labour
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense pressure after a turbulent weekend, with resignations and calls for his resignation following the Mandelson leak scandal. Ed Miliband backs him as 'liberated' and determined.
Miliband Calls for Labour Change After Starmer Leadership Crisis
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband defends Keir Starmer after leadership turmoil, urging a renewed focus on values and boldness to address public anger over class divides.
Miliband Calls for Labour Unity and Clarity Under Starmer
Ed Miliband has called for Keir Starmer to lead a transformative moment for the Labour government, urging an end to internal briefing wars and greater focus on supporting working people amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Lenore Taylor Steps Down as Guardian Australia Editor-in-Chief
Lenore Taylor, Australia's longest-serving editor-in-chief, has resigned from Guardian Australia after 10 years, having transformed it into the country's fourth most-read news site.
Starmer Survives Peril as MPs Rally Against Leadership Chaos
Keir Starmer faced a critical moment of peril after admitting policy mistakes, but MPs ultimately rejected a chaotic leadership change, rallying behind the Prime Minister to focus on governing.
Starmer's Cabinet Meets After Leadership Crisis, Ministers Rally
Prime Minister Keir Starmer assembles his Cabinet after surviving a dramatic leadership challenge from Scottish Labour's Anas Sarwar. Ministers issued belated support following 24 hours of silence, with questions about concessions made for survival.
Starmer Leadership Crisis: Senior Labour Figures Demand Resignation
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign over the Mandelson-Epstein scandal, with key allies resigning and potential successors emerging within the Labour Party.
Starmer Defies Resignation Calls, Vows to Continue as PM
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer resists demands to quit from Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, receiving Cabinet support and pledging to fight on amid leadership speculation.
Farage Calls for End to UK Work-From-Home Culture
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has urged Britain to abandon remote working, claiming productivity thrives in offices with teams. He spoke to 2,000 supporters in Birmingham, citing ONS data on hybrid work trends.
Sydney Protest Clash: MP Criticises Legal Framework
NSW Labor MLC Stephen Lawrence argues that recent protest violence in Sydney was inevitable due to laws giving police excessive control over demonstrations, calling for reform.
Reform UK's Bizarre Conference: Nastiness to Pantomime
Sophie Huskisson reports from Reform UK's conference, describing it as a bizarre mix of Jeremy Kyle-style theatrics and personal attacks, with no substantive policy discussions or governance plans.
Lenore Taylor Leaves Guardian Australia After 10 Years
Lenore Taylor, a founding senior staff member and editor of Guardian Australia, has announced her departure after 13 years with the outlet, citing exhaustion and a desire for change.
Starmer Defies Resignation Calls Amid Trump Bridge Threat
Prime Minister Keir Starmer issues a defiant rallying cry to Labour MPs, while Donald Trump threatens to block a new US-Canada bridge opening in latest international developments.
Starmer's Leadership Crisis Over Labour's 'Boys' Club' Culture
Keir Starmer's authority as Prime Minister is under severe threat following the departure of key aides and criticism from Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar. The Labour Party faces internal turmoil over its male-dominated power structure and leadership st
Yes Minister Creator: Politics Unchanged After 40 Years
Jonathan Lynn reflects on Yes Minister's enduring relevance, revealing how government inertia and political power struggles remain unchanged decades later.
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