Massie Calls Trump Presidency 'Epstein Administration'
Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie escalates feud with Donald Trump, accusing his administration of protecting powerful figures named in Jeffrey Epstein files.
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Magyar Launches Campaign to Pull Hungary Back to the West
Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar launches his election campaign, vowing to restore Hungary's Western orientation and challenge Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in the upcoming pivotal vote.
Governor Boycotts Trump Dinner Over Snub to Black Governor
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear refuses to attend the 2026 National Governors Association dinner after President Trump excluded Maryland's Wes Moore, the nation's sole black governor, from the invitation list.
Labour Paid PR Firm to Spy on Journalists Investigating Donations
Labour Together paid £36,000 to US firm Apco to investigate Sunday Times journalists who exposed £730,000 in undeclared donations. The report contained false personal claims about reporters.
Labour Demands Reform's Goodwin Reject Racist Team Content
Labour calls on Reform UK candidate Matt Goodwin to distance himself from racist and far-right content shared by five members of his campaign team in Manchester.
Starmer's Leadership Struggles Show No Signs of Ending
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces ongoing political challenges, with internal divisions and external pressures mounting, leaving his future uncertain.
Jess Phillips: Epstein Files Must Drive Real Change for Women
Home Office Minister Jess Phillips expresses fury that crises like the Epstein scandal are needed to spur action on violence against women, calling for systemic reforms.
Labour MPs Demand Inquiry into Thinktank's Journalist Smears
Keir Starmer faces pressure as John McDonnell calls for an independent inquiry into a report commissioned by a Cabinet Office minister that made baseless claims about journalists.
Powell Rejects Starmer's Chief of Staff Offer, Plans Exit
Jonathan Powell, Keir Starmer's national security adviser, has turned down overtures to replace Morgan McSweeney as chief of staff, with plans to step down and return to his mediation consultancy by year's end.
Trump's $400m White House Ballroom Plans Revealed
New architectural renderings provide the most detailed vision yet of Donald Trump's proposed $400 million White House ballroom addition, sparking controversy and legal challenges.
Jess Phillips Calls for Long-Term Action on Violence Against Women
Labour MP Jess Phillips urges using the Epstein files as a catalyst for lasting legislative reforms to protect women and girls from violence, emphasizing the need for systemic change across UK institutions.
Phillips: Epstein Files Must Spur Long-Term Legislative Change
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips urges using the Epstein scandal momentum to secure enduring policy shifts and investment in preventing violence against women and girls.
Ex-Miss USA Removed from Trump Religious Liberty Commission
Carrie Prejean Boller was expelled from a White House religious council meeting after challenging officials on Israel's actions in Gaza while wearing a Palestinian flag pin.
Trump Misreads Monroe Doctrine, Contrasts Bad Bunny's America
Donald Trump's reinterpretation of the Monroe doctrine as a tool for US dominance clashes with its original intent of pan-American solidarity, mirroring Bad Bunny's inclusive Super Bowl performance.
Larry the Cat Marks 15 Years at Downing Street
Larry the cat, the official Downing Street mouser, commemorates 15 years of service under six Prime Ministers, from David Cameron to Keir Starmer, with a storied career of rodent control and diplomatic encounters.
Starmer's G20 Chance to Revive Aid and Debt Relief
As Keir Starmer prepares to chair the G20 in 2027, Labour faces a pivotal opportunity to reclaim its internationalist values, focusing on aid, debt relief, and global cooperation amid geopolitical shifts.
Jacinta Price May Return to Shadow Ministry Under Angus Taylor
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price could rejoin the Liberal shadow ministry after Angus Taylor's leadership victory. Price was removed in 2025 over controversial comments about Indian migrants.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in Exile Amid Epstein Scandal Fallout
Prince Andrew faces police probes, family tensions, and mental health concerns as new Epstein allegations emerge, with King Charles containing his brother's exile on Sandringham Estate.
Labour Minimalism's Failure: Starmer's Crisis Explained
The implosion of Keir Starmer's government marks the repudiation of Labour minimalism, a tradition of appeasing powerful interests now unsuited to modern populist times.
Larry the Cat Marks 15 Years as No 10's Chief Mouser
Larry the cat, the 19-year-old tabby serving as Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office, celebrates 15 years at Downing Street after serving six prime ministers and becoming a beloved public figure.
Cooper: Reform and Greens 'Soft on Russia, Weak on NATO'
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper criticises Reform UK and the Green Party for undermining Britain's NATO commitment at Munich Security Conference, citing Russian interference concerns.
Starmer Pledges Leadership, Calls for Closer EU Ties
Labour leader Keir Starmer defends his position amid resignation calls, admits Mandelson appointment error, and pushes for enhanced UK-EU economic and defence alignment.
Mass Non-Cooperation Strategy to Defeat Trump in 2026
A new Guardian opinion piece advocates for mass non-cooperation as a key tactic to counter Donald Trump's potential return to power, emphasising grassroots resistance and civic action.
Cooper Defends Palestine Action Ban Despite Court Ruling
Yvette Cooper defends her decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terror group, despite a High Court ruling deeming it unlawful and disproportionate, with the government planning an appeal.
15-Year HMRC Mileage Freeze Unfair to NHS and Care Workers
Former Labour minister Jim McMahon demands HMRC update outdated mileage rates, frozen since 2010, as costs soar, hitting frontline workers with a stealth tax.
Labour MP Demands HMRC Mileage Rate Increase for Workers
Former minister Jim McMahon calls for immediate update to outdated HMRC mileage payment rates that leave low-paid frontline workers and carers out of pocket.
Sarwar: Public Will Value My Honesty in Call for Starmer to Quit
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar defends his demand for Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation, claiming public values political honesty over party loyalty.
Starmer Pledges Closer EU Links, Defends Leadership Amid Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists he will lead Labour into the next general election while calling for stronger economic and defence alignment with the EU, despite facing resignation calls over the Mandelson scandal.
Cooper Angry at Mandelson's US Ambassador Role
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper expresses anger over Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, calling for focus on Epstein's victims amid Labour government scrutiny.
Cooper Defends Palestine Action Ban After Court Ruling
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has defended her decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terror group, despite a High Court ruling that the ban was unlawful and disproportionate. The judgment could impact thousands arrested for supporting the group.
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