Former ITV executive Christy Swords warns that the BBC's proposal to end Freeview broadcasts by 2034 would force households to buy broadband subscriptions, excluding poorer viewers and ending the era of universal public service broadcasting.
The Guardian Weekly's latest edition examines the political fallout from an ICE agent's fatal shooting in Minneapolis, with analysis of Trump's domestic pressures and international diplomacy shifts.
Kemi Badenoch delivered a fiery speech at historic Church House, dismissing Reform defectors as 'drama queens' and criticising Cameron-May era Tories while outlining her vision for the Conservative future.
Registered Republican and reality TV personality Spencer Pratt announces his independent candidacy for Los Angeles mayor, citing a lack of political experience and a focus on common-sense issues after losing his home in wildfires.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists controversial plans to scrap some jury trials are essential to tackle court backlogs and deliver justice for victims of violence against women.
Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, pledging to speak out against misogyny in the Church of England while facing both celebration and controversy.
Donald Trump has launched a fierce attack on Republican senators Thom Tillis and Lisa Murkowski, labelling them 'losers' for demanding Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's resignation following fatal immigration enforcement incidents in Minnesota.
White House infighting escalates as Stephen Miller shifts rhetoric on Border Patrol shooting, while Kristi Noem faces mounting pressure to resign over the fatal incident.
Sarah Mullally has been officially confirmed as the Archbishop of Canterbury, making history as the first woman to lead the Church of England and the 106th person in this role.
US Democrats are increasingly adopting universal childcare as a central policy, with candidates nationwide highlighting it in campaigns. This marks a significant shift from past approaches.
Political responsibility falls on Donald Trump for the fatal shootings of two protesters by ICE agents in Minneapolis, with senior officials defending lawless conduct amid public backlash.
Donald Trump surprised attendees by calling rapper Nicki Minaj and investor Kevin O'Leary to the podium during a speech on Trump accounts, with Minaj pledging significant financial support.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch declares party unity while sidelining moderate MPs, accelerating rightward shift and risking defections to Reform and Lib Dems.
A baseless MAGA conspiracy theory alleges Representative Ilhan Omar staged a recent attack, drawing widespread condemnation and highlighting political tensions in the US.
Political commentator Stephen A. Smith argues the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis has endangered Donald Trump's presidency and the Republican Party's future.
Rhodri Talfan Davies steps up as BBC's interim director-general following Tim Davie's resignation over the Panorama Trump editing controversy, as the corporation faces a $10 billion lawsuit.
Democratic Ohio attorney general candidate Elliot Forhan faces condemnation after vowing to seek Donald Trump's execution if elected, prompting Republican rivals to demand Democratic disavowals.
The 9,000-member Mormon Women for Ethical Government successfully challenged Utah's redistricting maps, potentially paving the way for a Democratic congressional seat in 2026 midterms.
The Earl of Shrewsbury faces a two-week suspension from the House of Lords after being found to have misused parliamentary expenses for private business travel, just months after returning from a previous ban.
Donald Trump intensifies his inflammatory rhetoric, blaming Alex Pretti for his own death while threatening Iran and attacking political opponents, amid ongoing controversy over ICE actions.
Organisers of the 'No Kings' movement announce a third nationwide protest this spring, predicting it could become the largest demonstration in American history with up to nine million participants.
Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar was sprayed with liquid at a town hall, prompting Donald Trump to suggest she staged the attack. Online sleuths point to alleged inconsistencies in her response.
First Lady Melania Trump's Fox & Friends interview promoting her documentary while addressing Minneapolis unrest has drawn criticism as a tone-deaf PR campaign during national crisis.
Deputy PM David Lammy joked at PMQs that Conservative MPs are defecting to Reform UK like a football transfer saga, sparking a heated clash with shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith.
US lawmakers from both parties have condemned an attack on Representative Ilhan Omar, who was sprayed with an unknown substance at a Minneapolis town hall event.
Dame Sarah Mullally's historic confirmation as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury was interrupted by a heckler at St Paul's Cathedral, marking a pivotal moment in Church of England history.
Donald Trump dismissed protesters as 'paid agitators' and 'sickos' during an Iowa rally as pressure mounts over ICE agents' fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
Rhodri Talfan Davies, the BBC's director of nations, has been confirmed as interim director-general following Tim Davie's resignation, effective from April 3, 2026.
Kemi Badenoch criticises former Conservative colleagues who defected to Reform UK, calling their actions a 'tantrum dressed up as politics' and questioning Reform's governance ability.
A man has been charged with assault after spraying Representative Ilhan Omar with an unknown substance during a Minneapolis town hall event. The suspect's background reveals conservative political views and health issues.