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.
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.
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, 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.
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.
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
Jonathan Lynn reflects on Yes Minister's enduring relevance, revealing how government inertia and political power struggles remain unchanged decades later.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces accusations of orchestrating a coup against Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who defiantly refuses to resign despite mounting pressure from Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as Morgan McSweeney resigns as chief of staff, sparking calls for the Prime Minister to step down from within his own party.
Transparency International's 2025 report reveals most nations failing to control corruption, with established democracies showing alarming declines. The United States hits its lowest score since 2012 amid political concerns.
The Tribune group of over 100 Labour MPs has urged Keir Starmer to reshuffle his cabinet to end factional fighting, while ruling out a leadership contest as 'wrong and counterproductive'.
Transparency International reports Britain's corruption perceptions have hit a new low. With political trust in crisis, Labour's election bill faces scrutiny over its failure to address toxic donation culture.
Business owners and residents in the Labour-held seat of Makerfield express frustration with the party and Keir Starmer's leadership, citing U-turns and a perceived lack of integrity in government.
Historians examine the tragic reign of Edward II, whose rumoured relationship with Piers Gaveston led to political turmoil and a gruesome execution myth rooted in homophobia.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for reduced tensions after police and protesters clashed during Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, defending the invitation amid criticism.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese dodged a parliamentary question about condemning former Australian of the Year Grace Tame's protest chant. The phrase 'globalise the intifada' has sparked widespread criticism from Jewish leaders and politicians.
Senior Liberal frontbencher Angus Taylor is set to resign from the shadow cabinet to challenge Sussan Ley for party leadership, with a ballot scheduled for Friday amid Coalition polling collapse.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced a dramatic 24-hour challenge as resignations and a Scottish Labour rebellion threatened his position, but cabinet support ultimately secured his leadership for now.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces renewed pressure as UK front pages detail his survival of resignation calls from Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar amid the Peter Mandelson-Epstein scandal fallout.
Labour MP Damien Egan was forced to visit a Bristol school in secret after pro-Palestinian activists threatened to protest his trip due to his links to Labour Friends of Israel, citing 'safeguarding concerns'.
Ufologist Mark Christopher Lee claims Donald Trump has a prepared speech to disclose decades of UFO evidence, with urgency due to new intelligence and potential geopolitical competition.
Sussan Ley avoided a spill motion but faces a likely challenge from Angus Taylor this week, with internal strife threatening the Liberal Party's stability and electoral prospects.
Two Australian MPs propose making flag burning illegal, citing international precedents and arguing it incites division rather than being protected free speech.
MP Diane Abbott has condemned the applause for Keir Starmer as 'staged' after he vowed to remain as prime minister amid pressure over the Mandelson-Epstein files scandal.
Congressman Barry Moore, endorsed by Donald Trump, introduces the 'Freedom to Fuel Act' to roll back EPA regulations on portable gas cans, reigniting a debate over environmental rules and consumer convenience.
Jonathan Powell, the National Security Adviser, remains secure in his position despite widespread chaos in Downing Street. Critics argue his influence has led to controversial decisions including the Chagos Isles surrender and Lord Mandelson's Washington
Sir Keir Starmer chairs Cabinet after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar urged his resignation over the Peter Mandelson scandal fallout, with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch also calling for him to step down.
Tim Allan resigns as Sir Keir Starmer's communications director after just five months, the second senior departure in 24 hours, raising questions about stability in Number 10.
Nigel Farage announces Reform UK is preparing for government within months, launching candidate recruitment and shadow cabinet plans amid Labour turmoil.
Trump's Justice Department asks court to drop Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress conviction for defying January 6 committee subpoenas, despite his completed four-month prison sentence.