Downing Street Crisis: Starmer's Leadership Scrutinised
Keir Starmer faces intense criticism as Downing Street descends into crisis, with his judgment appearing fatally flawed amid political turmoil and leadership challenges.
Category : Politics
King Dodges Andrew Heckler Question in Essex
King Charles avoided responding to a heckler's question about Prince Andrew during a royal visit to Essex, frustrating those who want more answers on the Epstein scandal.
Harman: Mandelson Scandal Threatens Starmer's Leadership
Baroness Harman warns Sir Keir Starmer risks being brought down by the Peter Mandelson appointment fiasco unless he takes necessary steps to reset his government and values.
Toronto Police Target Organised Crime in Major Operation
Toronto Police have launched a significant operation against organised crime groups, focusing on dismantling networks involved in illicit activities across Canada.
British Pubs: A Political and Social Imperative
Analysis of why British pubs are crucial to high streets and communities, with political implications for Labour and Reform UK policies.
Prisons Inherently Enforce Violence, Says Inquest
Inquest's casework demonstrates that prisons systematically enforce violence, degradation and dehumanisation, with homicides revealing institutional failures rather than individual acts.
Class Barriers and Crude Definitions in Britain
A new report highlights how outdated class definitions in the UK continue to reinforce social barriers, hindering progress on inequality and social mobility.
Epstein Files Dehumanise Victims Again
The release of the Epstein files is causing renewed trauma for victims, as public focus shifts from their suffering to sensational details, undermining their humanity.
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Swap After US Mediation
A significant prisoner exchange has taken place between Ukraine and Russia, facilitated by diplomatic talks involving the United States, marking a key development in the ongoing conflict.
£40bn Westminster Restoration Could Take 61 Years
A new report reveals the Palace of Westminster restoration could cost up to £40bn and take 61 years, with MPs divided on the approach amid accountability concerns.
Shin Bet Chief's Brother Charged Over Gaza Cigarette Smuggling
Bezalel Zini, brother of Israel's Shin Bet security chief, faces serious charges for allegedly smuggling cigarettes into Gaza during the blockade, with prices soaring to $15 per cigarette at the conflict's peak.
Labour Leadership Crisis: Rayner and Streeting Hold Back
Keir Starmer survives a Commons mutiny as potential successors Angela Rayner and Wes Streeting fail to challenge amid the Mandelson scandal fallout, leaving MPs frustrated.
Man guilty of murdering nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte
Deividas Skebas has been convicted of murdering nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte in Boston, Lincolnshire. CCTV evidence showed him buying the knife and planning the attack.
Italian Investigated for Sarajevo Sniper Tourism
An 80-year-old Italian former truck driver is under investigation in Milan for allegedly paying Bosnian Serb soldiers to shoot civilians during the Sarajevo siege in the 1990s, part of a wider probe into 'sniper tourists'.
Sanders Calls for Grassroots Action to Revive America
US Senator Bernie Sanders outlines America's decline in democracy, economy, and healthcare, proposing a progressive agenda to rebuild through grassroots organizing and justice.
Epstein Files Reveal Bannon's European Political Maneuvering
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal Steve Bannon's attempts to secure funding for European far-right parties including Marine Le Pen and Matteo Salvini before 2019 elections.
Labour MPs Warn Starmer's Days Numbered Over Mandelson
Keir Starmer faces intense pressure as Labour MPs describe the mood as 'terminal' following the controversial appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Lord David Triesman: Political and Football Legacy
Lord David Triesman, former Labour minister and ex-chairman of the Football Association, has passed away. His career spanned politics, football governance, and public service, leaving a lasting impact on British society.
Scotland Rejects Trans Women in Men's Prisons Over Identity
The Scottish government has ruled against placing trans women in men's prisons, arguing it would deny their gender identity, sparking debate on prison policy and transgender rights.
Labour MPs Warn of Starmer's 'Terminal' Future
Labour MPs have warned that Keir Starmer's days as prime minister are numbered following fury over Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment.
Furnish Calls Daily Mail Hacks an 'Abomination'
David Furnish accuses Associated Newspapers of unlawful information gathering, claiming he and Elton John felt 'violated' by the Daily Mail's alleged phone interceptions and private investigations.
Mandelson Scandal Tests Starmer's Leadership Control
A new political scandal involving Peter Mandelson raises questions about Keir Starmer's grip on the Labour Party and his ability to manage internal crises ahead of the next election.
Trump Friend's Jet Used in ICE Palestinian Deportations
A Guardian investigation reveals a private jet owned by a Trump donor was used by ICE to deport Palestinians to the West Bank, highlighting a secretive US operation with Israeli cooperation.
Starmer Future Fears Hit UK Bonds and Pound
Political uncertainty over Keir Starmer's leadership has sparked a market sell-off, with long-dated gilt yields rising and the pound falling sharply amid fears of fiscal loosening.
King Charles Heckled About Andrew Police Investigation in Essex
King Charles faced public heckling about pressuring police to investigate Prince Andrew during a walkabout in Dedham, Essex, as new Epstein file allegations emerge.
London Off-Licence Gets New Conditions Over Beer Duty
A Shepherd's Bush wine shop has had fresh licence conditions imposed after Trading Standards suspected duty evasion on high-strength beers and investigated illegal tobacco sales.
Man Guilty of Murdering Girl, 9, in Lincolnshire
Deividas Skebas found guilty of murdering Lilia Valutyte, who was stabbed while playing with a hula hoop outside her mother's shop in Boston, Lincolnshire.
Murder Trial: Victim 'Set Up' Accused, Court Hears
A former head gamekeeper suspected his alleged murder victim of planting evidence during a wildlife crime raid, a Scottish court has been told in a trial over a 2024 shooting.
ICE Immigration Raids in Oregon Cause Alarm
Recent ICE immigration raids in Oregon have triggered community fears and political controversy, highlighting tensions over enforcement policies in the US.
Savannah Guthrie's Plea for Missing Mother's Safe Return
Today show host Savannah Guthrie and her siblings release a video appeal for the safe return of their 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, missing since Sunday.
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