How 'Intent' Shields Racism in UK Politics, Experts Warn
Experts argue that focusing on intent allows racism to flourish in British politics, as seen with Nigel Farage. Read why passivity is complicity.
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Martin Rowson cartoon depicts Labour's road ahead
Acclaimed cartoonist Martin Rowson offers a powerful visual critique of the challenges facing the Labour Party after the election. Explore the symbolism and political commentary.
Work Starts to Add Trump's Name to Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center has begun adding Donald Trump's name to its facade following a board vote, sparking a debate over who has the authority to rename the iconic Washington institution. Read the full story.
Richard Moth named new Catholic Archbishop of Westminster
Pope Leo appoints Bishop Richard Moth, 67, as the new Archbishop of Westminster, leading the Catholic Church in England and Wales. He succeeds Cardinal Vincent Nichols.
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Bishop Richard Moth named new Archbishop of Westminster
Pope Leo has appointed Bishop Richard Moth as the 12th Archbishop of Westminster, succeeding Cardinal Vincent Nichols. His installation is set for 14 February 2025.
Pope names Bishop Richard Moth new Archbishop of Westminster
Pope Leo appoints Bishop Richard Moth as the new leader of Catholics in England and Wales, succeeding Cardinal Vincent Nichols. Installation set for February 14.
Harris Details Trump's Bizarre Call After 2024 Shooting
Kamala Harris discloses Donald Trump's shocking response to her call after a 2024 assassination attempt. Discover the bizarre details of the 'somber moment'.
Government refuses to meet pro-Palestine hunger strikers
Justice Secretary David Lammy will not meet with pro-Palestine prisoners on hunger strike, despite pressure from MPs and a medic's warning they might die. Read the latest.
Chancellor Tells Burnham to Stay in Manchester
Chancellor Rachel Reeves publicly urges Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to honour his pledge and serve a full term until 2028, amid intense speculation of a Labour leadership challenge. Read the full story.
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Rayner Memoir Sparks Labour Leadership Speculation
Angela Rayner is writing a memoir, intensifying rumours of a Labour leadership challenge. Read the latest on the potential joint ticket with Wes Streeting and No 10's denial.
Rayner Memoir Sparks Labour Leadership Challenge Rumours
Angela Rayner is set to publish a memoir in 2026, intensifying speculation of a Labour leadership challenge as Keir Starmer faces low approval ratings. Read the full story.
Critics Slam Starmer's 'Timid' Anti-Semitism Strategy
PM Keir Starmer admits anti-Semitism is 'rising' and 'normalised' in a new government report. Critics call the response 'disappointing' and 'timid', accusing it of ignoring 'rampant Islamism'.
Kennedy family fury over Trump-Kennedy Centre renaming
The Kennedy family condemns a board vote to rename Washington's Kennedy Centre after Donald Trump. Read the full story on the controversial rebranding and political fallout.
White House official complains networks didn't show Trump's slides
A White House adviser complained after major US networks refused to air Donald Trump's PowerPoint slides, citing sourcing concerns. Only Fox News broadcast the graphics. Read the full story.
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Westminster's 2025 Awards: The Most Loyal MPs
A satirical look at the MPs recognised for their unwavering loyalty to the government in 2025, from Labour's staunch defenders to the Tories' nodding dogs. Discover who made the list.
Sir John Stanley, architect of Right to Buy, dies aged 83
Tributes paid to long-serving Conservative MP Sir John Stanley, a key architect of Thatcher's Right to Buy policy, who has died at the age of 83. Read his full political obituary.
Badenoch accused of 'dangerous' claims on violence against women
Kemi Badenoch faces criticism for 'deeply inaccurate' comments linking violence against women to migrant cultures. Experts warn her language is 'spreading racism' and undermining a new national strategy.
Fact Check: 50 Claims in Trump's 18-Minute Speech
A detailed fact-check of Donald Trump's recent televised address, examining 50 statements on the economy, immigration, and policy. Discover the verified data behind the claims.
Westminster lockdown over suspicious Christmas package
A bomb squad descended on Westminster after a suspicious package was found near Parliament. It turned out to be unsent Christmas cards for an MP. Read the full story.
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Labour vows new terror-style approach to VAWG
Safeguarding minister Jess Phillips pledges a data-driven crackdown on violence against women and girls, using forensic tech to track offenders. Read the full strategy.
Starmer's King's Speech plan to reset after local elections
PM Keir Starmer plans a King's Speech on May 12/13 to reset agenda after feared local election losses. Insiders fear Reform gains and leadership challenges. Read the full analysis.
Trump's Health and Political Decline Under Scrutiny
Questions mount over Donald Trump's health and energy as his public schedule dwindles and political influence wanes. Is the 79-year-old president showing signs of decline? Read our analysis.
King's Speech set for May after local election results
Sir Keir Starmer has scheduled the King's Speech for mid-May, days after pivotal local elections. With Labour trailing in polls, the move is seen as an attempt to refocus the government's agenda. Read the full analysis.
Trump's Primetime Address Sparks Bipartisan Criticism
President Trump's 18-minute year-end address touting his first year back in office drew fire from Democrats and scepticism from some conservatives. He announced a 'Warrior Dividend' for troops.
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Albanese's Mourner-in-Chief Role Questioned After Bondi
PM Anthony Albanese faces criticism over his response to the Bondi beach terror attack, as he announces new hate speech laws and concedes more could have been done.
Podcast: Reviewing 2025's biggest political moments
John Harris, Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey analyse the defining political events of 2025 and look ahead to 2026. Listen to the Politics Weekly UK podcast now.
Trump's White House speech outlines plans for crucial year
Donald Trump will deliver a live address from the White House tonight, laying out his agenda for the year ahead. Follow our live coverage for the latest updates and analysis.
Republicans defy Johnson on healthcare subsidy vote
Four Republican moderates join Democrats in a discharge petition to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits, averting premium hikes for 22 million. Read the latest from Westminster.
Starmer's Christmas cracker joke targets Reform at PMQs
Keir Starmer surprised MPs with a rare joke at Prime Minister's Questions, advising Reform to report 'mysterious men from the east' to police. The gag drew laughter but left Nigel Farage stony-faced.
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Badenoch brands Starmer's Cabinet 'a bunch of turkeys'
Kemi Badenoch launched a fierce attack on Sir Keir Starmer's government in the final PMQs before Christmas, labelling his Cabinet 'turkeys' and accusing him of broken promises. Read the full fiery exchange.
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