One Nation Polling Surge Hits Record High
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has surged to a record 22% primary vote in the Guardian Essential poll, as Coalition leadership faces crisis and Malcolm Turnbull offers insights.
Category : Politics
Welsh Budget Passes with Labour-Plaid Deal
The Senedd has approved Wales's £27.5bn budget for 2026-2027 after Labour struck a deal with Plaid Cymru, providing real-terms funding increases across departments.
Texas Sues Delaware Nurse Over Abortion Pills
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files lawsuit against Debra Lynch of Her Safe Harbor, accusing her of mailing abortion pills across state lines in defiance of Texas abortion ban.
Cartoon Satirises Suella Braverman's Defection to Reform UK
A new cartoon by Ella Baron humorously depicts Suella Braverman's political defection to Reform UK, offering a sharp commentary on the shifting dynamics in British politics.
Mexico Cancels Cuba Oil Shipment as 'Sovereign' Move
President Claudia Sheinbaum confirms Mexico cancelled an oil shipment to Cuba, denying US pressure, amid Cuba's severe blackouts and US threats.
UK Poverty Crisis Deepens Under Tory Legacy
A new Joseph Rowntree Foundation report reveals deepening poverty in the UK, with millions struggling to survive due to welfare cuts and rising living costs.
Labour's Police Reform Plan Faces Accountability Questions
Shabana Mahmood's sweeping police reforms propose merging forces into larger units and creating a 'British FBI', but critics question data on effectiveness and local accountability risks.
Rayner Emerges as Labour Leadership Contender
With Andy Burnham's Westminster return blocked, attention shifts to Angela Rayner as a potential future Labour leader, despite ongoing HMRC investigation and internal party dynamics.
Reform UK's Byelection Campaign Faces Criticism in Manchester
Reform UK's byelection campaign in Gorton and Denton has been marked by boundary confusion, controversial candidate selection, and awkward public appearances.
Labour's Burnham Block Sparks Leadership Crisis
Labour's decision to block Andy Burnham's parliamentary return has ignited fierce debate about Keir Starmer's leadership, party values, and internal power struggles.
Democrats Demand Kristi Noem's Removal After ICE Incident
US Democrats escalate pressure to oust Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with impeachment proceedings gaining support.
Pornhub Restricts UK Access Over Age Verification Laws
Pornhub announces partial withdrawal from UK market, requiring ID verification before February 2 deadline due to Online Safety Act compliance challenges.
DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton Announces Retirement
Long-serving Washington DC House delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, 88, will not seek re-election after advocating for DC statehood and representing the district since 1990.
FBI Probe into Minneapolis Activists After Signal Claims
FBI Director Kash Patel announces criminal investigation into Minneapolis activists' Signal chats, prompted by far-right influencer Cam Higby's social media posts alleging obstruction of federal agents.
Fareham Voters React to Braverman's Reform Switch
Mixed reactions in Fareham as former Conservative MP Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, with some supporting her move while others express disappointment and concern.
London Man Jailed for 3D-Printed Gun Attempt
Robert Adamski, a 29-year-old doorman from east London, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after police discovered his 3D printer manufacturing components for a semi-automatic rifle.
Reform Candidate Stands by Britishness Comments
Matthew Goodwin, Reform UK's candidate for Gorton and Denton, declines to retract claims that UK-born ethnic minorities aren't automatically British, sparking criticism in diverse Manchester constituency.
Storm Fern's US Impact: Deaths, Power Outages, Closures
A powerful winter storm named Fern has caused at least 30 deaths and widespread disruption across the United States, with millions under cold alerts and major institutions closed.
Doomsday Clock Moves to 85 Seconds to Midnight
The symbolic Doomsday Clock has been set to 85 seconds to midnight for 2026, marking humanity's closest approach to global catastrophe in its history.
Minnesota Judge Summons ICE Director Over Court Defiance
A Minnesota federal judge has ordered acting ICE director Todd Lyons to appear in court, warning of contempt charges for allegedly defying judicial orders in immigration cases.
Doomsday Clock Ticks Forward in 2026 Update
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has moved the symbolic Doomsday Clock forward to 85 seconds to midnight, citing geopolitical friction, climate fears, and technological risks.
Crystal Palace Shooting Leaves Man with Life-Changing Injuries
A man in his 20s sustained life-changing injuries after being shot in a late-night attack in Crystal Palace. Three armed suspects remain at large following the incident on Hamlet Road.
Milan Mayor Calls US ICE a 'Militia'
Milan's mayor has condemned the presence of US ICE agents at the Winter Olympics, labelling them an unwelcome militia amid security concerns.
Families Sue US Over Trump-Era Military Boat Strikes
Civil rights attorneys file landmark federal lawsuit on behalf of Trinidadian families whose relatives were killed in US military airstrikes on small boats in the Caribbean Sea.
Ex-Labour MP McGinn Charged with Sexual Assault
Former Labour MP Conor McGinn faces a sexual assault charge dating to 2022, with a court appearance scheduled for February 27 at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Rapper DigDat Jailed for Life Over Drive-By Shooting
London rapper DigDat, real name Nathan Tokosi, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for a near-fatal drive-by shooting in Notting Hill, targeting rival artist Sam Corbishley.
Air Force 'War Room' Jet Deployed Amid US Unrest
A US Air Force Boeing C-40B Clipper jet, known as a 'flying war room', has left Washington DC heading towards the Midwest amid growing protests over ICE operations and fatal shootings.
Defending Tory 'Wets': Davidson and Street's Vision
Analysis of Prosper UK's centre-right movement led by Ruth Davidson and Andy Street, arguing their pro-business approach could help Conservatives win back voters.
Labour MPs Revolt Over Burnham Byelection Block
Around 50 Labour MPs have signed a letter protesting the party's decision to block Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton byelection, as the Manchester mayor accuses Downing Street sources of lying.
One Nation Polls Record High Amid Coalition Chaos
Pauline Hanson's One Nation surges to 22% primary vote in Guardian Essential poll, while Labor's Bondi attack response wins support but Albanese faces criticism.
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