Epstein Files: UK Leaders Mentioned in Newsletters
Analysis reveals UK political leaders appear in Epstein documents primarily through forwarded newsletters and articles, with duplicates inflating counts. The DoJ admits over-collection of materials.
Category : Westminster
Taylor's AUKUS Speech Signals Leadership Ambitions
Liberal leadership contender Angus Taylor used a major AUKUS event to deliver a veiled critique of Sussan Ley's leadership, positioning himself as a steady, experienced alternative amid party turmoil.
Mandelson Faces Calls to Return Taxpayer Severance Payment
Lord Peter Mandelson faces renewed pressure to repay a substantial taxpayer-funded severance payment following his dismissal as US ambassador over ties to Jeffrey Epstein, with Health Secretary Wes Streeting leading the criticism.
Kate Pickett's 'The Good Society' Demands Radical UK Change
Social epidemiologist Kate Pickett's new book 'The Good Society' reveals shocking facts about inequality in the UK and proposes bold solutions for a fairer society.
Starmer to Release Mandelson-Epstein Files
Sir Keir Starmer will publish files on Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment as police investigate misconduct allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Starmer Under Fire Over Mandelson US Ambassador Appointment Papers
Labour leader Keir Starmer confronts parliamentary scrutiny as he releases documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, with Tory demands for full disclosure and Epstein scandal links resurfacing.
Corbyn Accused as Your Party Skips By-Election
Zarah Sultana criticises Jeremy Corbyn's leadership after Your Party decides not to field a candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election, opting instead to mobilise against Reform UK.
Starmer Releases Mandelson Files Over Epstein Links
Keir Starmer orders publication of documents relating to Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment as pressure mounts over Jeffrey Epstein connections.
Starmer to Release Mandelson Files Amid Epstein Probe
Keir Starmer's government will publish documents on Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, following a criminal investigation into the Labour veteran over Jeffrey Epstein links.
Mandelson Files Release Agreed After Parliamentary Motion
The UK government has agreed to release documents on Peter Mandelson's appointment as ambassador to Washington, following a humble address motion tabled by Kemi Badenoch. This parliamentary tool, previously used by Keir Starmer, forces disclosure of paper
Starmer Fights to Hide Mandelson-Epstein Details
Keir Starmer attempts to add national security exemptions to avoid publishing damaging documents about Lord Mandelson's links to Jeffrey Epstein, as police launch a criminal investigation.
Starmer to Release Mandelson-Epstein Documents Amid Police Probe
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will release explosive documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment as police investigate allegations of misconduct with Jeffrey Epstein.
Starmer urged to push Mandelson on Epstein testimony
A Democratic Congresswoman has called on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to encourage Peter Mandelson to testify before US Congress about his links to Jeffrey Epstein, amid a Met Police probe.
Mandelson US Ambassador Papers to be Released
The Government will release documents on Lord Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador amid fallout from his Jeffrey Epstein links and a Met Police investigation.
Reform MPs' Voting Blunder in Commons on Benefit Cap
Former Conservative MPs Suella Braverman and Robert Jenrick mistakenly voted with Labour to abolish the two-child benefit limit in a Commons mix-up, while other Reform colleagues opposed the move.
Labour's Electoral Reform Cowardice Risks Reform UK Victory
Keir Starmer's refusal to implement proportional representation, despite public support, leaves the UK vulnerable to a Reform UK government on a minority vote, exploiting the unfair first-past-the-post system.
Ley to Fast-Track Liberal Frontbench Amid Coalition Deadlock
Sussan Ley may accelerate a permanent Liberal-only shadow cabinet as talks with the Nationals stall over disciplinary demands, deepening the Coalition split.
Newsom Responds to Halle Berry's Menopause Bill Criticism
California Governor Gavin Newsom's spokesperson addresses Halle Berry's claims he hasn't contacted her about the vetoed Menopause Care Equity Act, defending his budget proposal approach.
Mitch McConnell Hospitalised, Misses Senate Votes
US Senator Mitch McConnell, 83, has been admitted to hospital with flu-like symptoms, missing Senate votes but maintaining contact with staff. His spokesperson confirms a positive prognosis.
Trump Calls for Republicans to Nationalise US Elections
Former President Donald Trump escalates calls for Republicans to nationalise American voting, claiming Democrat-leaning cities are corrupt. House Speaker Mike Johnson dismisses remarks as frustration.
Trump's Washington Arch Plan: History Disputed
President Trump proposes a 250-foot arch near the Lincoln Memorial, claiming Washington has waited 200 years for it. Historians challenge his timeline and accuracy.
Starmer Pressured Over Mandelson Vetting After Police Probe
Sir Keir Starmer faces demands to release vetting documents after police announced a criminal investigation into Lord Mandelson's alleged misconduct with Jeffrey Epstein.
Sam Groth Resigns, Triggering Nepean By-Election
Former deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth will step down from Victoria's Parliament next week, triggering a by-election in the coastal seat of Nepean on the Mornington Peninsula.
McConnell Hospitalised with Flu-Like Symptoms at 83
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell, 83, has been hospitalised for evaluation after experiencing flu-like symptoms, his spokesperson confirmed, amid ongoing health concerns.
NSW Labor MPs to Protest Israeli President's Visit
Three NSW Labor backbenchers plan to attend a Sydney protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, defying Premier Chris Minns and citing concerns over genocide allegations.
Clinton's NYC Walk After Epstein Testimony Agreement
Former President Bill Clinton appeared downcast in New York City after agreeing to testify to Congress about his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, marking a dramatic reversal in a high-stakes political standoff.
Trump Adviser Quits White House Role to Stay at Fed
Stephen Miran resigns as White House economic adviser to continue as Federal Reserve governor, fulfilling Senate pledge amid political tensions over Fed independence.
Trump Reveals White House Ballroom Design Amid Controversy
Donald Trump shares latest rendering of his $400 million White House ballroom project, facing lawsuits from preservationists and national security arguments from his administration.
Mitch McConnell Hospitalised with Flu-Like Symptoms
Republican Senator Mitch McConnell, 83, has been admitted to a local hospital for evaluation after experiencing flu-like symptoms over the weekend, with his office stating his prognosis is positive.
Trump's Insults to Female Reporters Prompt Gender Row
Donald Trump has repeatedly targeted women journalists with demeaning language, calling them 'piggy' and 'stupid,' while the White House denies any gender bias in his attacks.
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