Orgreave Inquiry Launched to Uncover Truth of 1984 Clash
An independent statutory inquiry into the 1984 Battle of Orgreave has been formally launched, with the chair pledging to establish the truth about the violent clash between police and miners.
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Labour's Trail Hunting Ban Sparks Rural Backlash Over Economy
Labour faces rural anger as it proposes banning trail hunting, citing animal welfare concerns, while critics warn it threatens a £100 million industry and fuels culture wars.
White House Rejects Musk's TSA Salary Offer
The White House has declined Elon Musk's proposal to pay TSA personnel during the partial government shutdown, citing significant legal obstacles despite President Trump's endorsement of the billionaire's offer.
Powell's Secret China Trip Reveals Starmer's Inner Circle Power
Tony Blair's former chief of staff Jonathan Powell, now Keir Starmer's national security adviser, conducted a secretive trip to Beijing that has exposed tensions within the government and raised questions about transparency.
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PM Rejects Link Between Phone Theft and Mandelson Files
Prime Minister Keir Starmer dismisses suggestions that his former chief of staff's stolen phone is connected to the release of documents about Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment.
King's Speech on May 13, Prorogation Date Unconfirmed
The King's Speech, outlining the Government's legislative agenda, is scheduled for May 13, 2026. Over 50 Bills have been delivered since Labour took office in July 2024, with prorogation details pending.
Trump Cabinet Meeting as DHS Shutdown Wreaks Airport Havoc
President Donald Trump convenes a Cabinet meeting as the DHS shutdown causes severe airport disruptions, with new Secretary Markwayne Mullin attending and Iran conflict on the agenda.
BBC's New Director-General Pledges to Restore Trust
Matt Brittin, the incoming BBC director-general, commits to restoring trust in the broadcaster as it faces a $10 billion lawsuit from Donald Trump and fallout from recent scandals.
DHS Shutdown Threatens World Cup Security and Cybersecurity
The prolonged DHS shutdown causes airport chaos, jeopardizes World Cup security, and cripples cybersecurity operations, with officials warning recovery could take months.
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King's Speech Set for May 13, Over 50 Bills Delivered
The King's Speech will take place on May 13, 2026, setting out the Government's legislative agenda. Over 50 Bills have been delivered since Labour took office, with concerns raised over assisted dying legislation.
King's Speech Set for May 13, Triggering Lawmaking Race
The Government has officially announced the King's Speech will be delivered on May 13, 2026, outlining new legislative plans and starting a tight timeline to pass bills through Parliament before the session ends.
Vatican Urged to Follow Church of England on Women's Ordination
A US Catholic woman attending the historic enthronement of the first female Archbishop of Canterbury calls on the Vatican to 'pay attention' and allow women's ordination.
Trump's 72-Hour Whirlwind: Golf, Graceland, and Grave-Dancing
A journalist recounts three surreal days with Donald Trump as he golfs, threatens Iran, celebrates a foe's death, and visits Elvis's home in a chaotic weekend away from the White House.
PM Dismisses Link Between Phone Theft and Mandelson Files
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has described as 'far-fetched' suggestions that the theft of his former chief of staff's phone is linked to the release of files on Lord Mandelson's ambassadorial appointment.
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Streeting Denies Plotting to Topple Starmer, Pleads for Support
Health Secretary Wes Streeting dismisses claims of wanting to replace Sir Keir Starmer as Labour leader, calling for public patience and stability in the party.
Starmer Urges Travelodge Boss to Meet MPs After Cancellation
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has written to Travelodge CEO Jo Boydell, expressing concern over her cancelled meeting with MPs following a sexual assault at a hotel.
UK Museums May Charge Foreign Tourists Entry Fees
The Labour government is considering reversing free admission policies for international visitors at national museums to address financial challenges in the culture sector.
Starmer Demands Travelodge CEO Engage MPs Over Sex Attack
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has written to Travelodge CEO Jo Boydell, urging serious engagement with MPs after a 2022 sexual assault at a Maidenhead hotel where a man was wrongfully given room access.
Starmer Faces Mandelson 'Cover-Up' Crisis Over Missing Phone
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under pressure as a missing phone containing messages with Lord Mandelson sparks a political crisis, with MPs questioning the theft account.
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Streeting Urges Public to Give Starmer a Chance
Health Secretary Wes Streeting insists he does not want Keir Starmer ousted, urging voters to give the Prime Minister time to deliver change and avoid political chaos.
Lords Vote for Under-16 Social Media Ban, Defying MPs
The House of Lords has voted 266-141 to support a social media ban for under-16s, overriding MPs who rejected it. The move criticises tech giants and follows a US court ruling on addictive platforms.
Mark Latham Accuses One Nation of Financial Scams in Parliament
Former One Nation NSW leader Mark Latham has used parliamentary privilege to allege financial misconduct, cash laundering, and misuse of taxpayer funds within the party, targeting figures including Pauline Hanson and James Ashby.
Denmark Election: Lars Løkke Rasmussen Forms Coalition
Lars Løkke Rasmussen, former Danish prime minister, has brokered a coalition agreement following the general election, shaping a new government with centrist and right-wing parties.
Europe's Far-Right Faces Post-Trump Political Challenges
Analysis suggests European far-right parties are struggling with a 'Trump effect', facing internal divisions and electoral setbacks amid shifting political landscapes.
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Labour's Energy Crisis: Vouchers vs. Vision in Volatile Market
As energy prices soar, Labour's piecemeal measures like vouchers and duty freezes fail to address systemic issues. Critics warn that without radical solutions, Reform UK's fossil fuel agenda could gain traction, highlighting a need for lasting energy secu
Conversational Narcissism: Making Every Chat About You
Learn about conversational narcissism, a social habit where individuals dominate conversations by shifting focus back to themselves, often due to insecurity or poor social skills.
UK Aid Cuts Criticised as Harmful to Global Stability
Recent UK aid reductions to Africa and the Middle East are condemned as a false economy, risking instability and undermining NHS resilience and climate efforts.
Farage's PMQs Walkout Fails as Badenoch Struggles in Debate
Nigel Farage led a Reform UK walkout at PMQs after a jibe from Keir Starmer, while Kemi Badenoch faced a tough grilling on energy policy, highlighting party tensions.
Stolen Phone of Starmer's Ex-Chief of Staff Sparks Questions
The theft of Morgan McSweeney's government phone in London last October has raised concerns over lost messages with Peter Mandelson, amid a diplomatic scandal.
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Guardian Weekly: Gulf War Brinkmanship and UK Election Fragmentation
The latest Guardian Weekly explores the widening conflict in the Gulf, where brinkmanship has replaced cold war diplomacy, alongside analysis of unprecedented fragmentation in UK local elections driven by anti-legacy party sentiment.
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