Starmer Blocks Burnham's Parliamentary Bid
Andy Burnham's attempt to stand in the Gorton and Denton byelection was blocked by Labour's ruling body, including Keir Starmer, raising questions about party unity and leadership ambitions.
Category : Politics
Nato Warns of Ukraine's 'Harshest Winter' in Decade
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte warns Ukraine faces its toughest winter in over a decade as Russian attacks cut power to Kharkiv and damage historic sites.
White House Backtracks on Alex Pretti Claims After Video
The White House has distanced itself from initial characterisations of Alex Pretti as a gunman after video footage contradicted official statements, prompting a political crisis.
Trump Scales Back Federal Surge in Minneapolis
The White House is reducing federal agents in Minneapolis after fatal shootings, as protests and legal challenges mount against Trump's ICE crackdown.
Sydney Hate Speech Charge: Neo-Nazi Links Alleged
Brandan Koschel denied bail after court hears he wore a Celtic cross and praised a former neo-Nazi leader at an anti-immigration rally in Sydney, with police alleging online links to the disbanded National Socialist Network.
Sussan Ley's Political Future: Challenges and Prospects
Analysis of Sussan Ley's political career, current challenges, and potential future prospects in Australian politics, amid public scrutiny and policy debates.
Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Pleads Not Guilty to 17 Felonies
Canadian former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, 44, has pleaded not guilty to 17 felony charges including drug trafficking and conspiracy to murder in a California court.
Legal Action Over Captured Oil Tanker Captain in Scotland
The wife of the captain of a Russian-flagged oil tanker, seized by US forces in UK waters, has filed for a judicial review in Edinburgh, claiming his detention is unlawful.
Second Federal Killing in Minneapolis: Alex Pretti Shooting
A video report details the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a Minneapolis nurse, by US federal agents on Saturday morning, with footage from social media.
Public Pension Reform Could Save Taxpayers Billions
A new report reveals shifting public sector workers to defined contribution pensions could save £37bn annually while sending positive signals to bond markets about debt management.
White House Signals De-escalation in Minneapolis Shooting
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt avoided victim-blaming rhetoric over Alex Pretti's death, suggesting Trump may be backing down from confrontation in Minneapolis.
Guardian Corrections: NHS Pathway and Crossword Error
The Guardian has issued corrections, clarifying that the NHS 'right to choose' pathway applies only to England and amending a cryptic crossword clue. Other articles have also been updated.
Burnham's Westminster Return Blocked by Starmer
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham's hopes for an immediate parliamentary return have been dashed after Keir Starmer blocked his candidacy, sparking internal Labour turmoil.
Portugal Seizes Record Cocaine Haul from Narco-Sub
Portuguese authorities intercept semi-submersible vessel carrying Europe's largest cocaine shipment, arresting four crew members in Atlantic operation.
Police Force Merger Plans Face Opposition
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's sweeping police reforms, including merging forces and creating a national service, encounter resistance from critics fearing centralisation and practical challenges.
Labour's Policing Overhaul Sparks Centralisation Fears
Labour announces sweeping policing reforms including a new National Police Service, but critics warn of unprecedented centralisation of power in England and Wales.
Starmer Blocks Burnham, Revealing Labour's Control Issues
Keir Starmer's decision to block Andy Burnham from a Manchester by-election candidacy exposes Labour's internal contradictions and illiberal instincts in the fight against Reform UK.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks National Reckoning
The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minneapolis has ignited widespread outrage, raising urgent questions about federal immunity and authoritarian tactics under the Trump administration.
Protests Over Minneapolis Federal Agent Shooting
Protests have erupted in Minneapolis after federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse with no criminal record, marking the second such incident in under three weeks.
Police Settle with Retired Dancer After Taser Raid
The Metropolitan Police has settled out of court with Roy Morton, an 80-year-old retired ballet dancer who was tasered and arrested in a bungled dawn raid at his London home in 2021.
Iran Braces for Attack as US Navy Deploys to Region
Iranian officials prepare for potential US-Israeli assault after USS Abraham Lincoln strike group moves into striking range, amid economic turmoil and ongoing protests.
Greens Target Gorton and Denton Seat After Burnham Barred
The Green Party launches an intensive campaign for the Gorton and Denton byelection, seeing opportunity after Andy Burnham was prevented from standing as Labour candidate.
Bondi's Voter Roll Demand Sparks Outrage in Minnesota
US Attorney General Pam Bondi faces fierce criticism for demanding Minnesota's voter rolls while the state deals with an ICE surge and the killing of Alex Pretti.
Guyanese Businessman Elected Opposition Leader
Azruddin Mohamed, facing US extradition on gold smuggling charges, has been elected Guyana's opposition leader six months after forming the second-largest political party.
Braverman Defection Sparks Conservative Rebirth
Justine Greening argues Suella Braverman's departure to Reform UK, following Robert Jenrick, allows Kemi Badenoch to steer Conservatives back to mainstream politics.
Tories Withdraw Mental Health Claim About Braverman Defection
The Conservative Party has apologised and withdrawn a statement linking Suella Braverman's defection to Reform UK with her mental health, calling it an error sent in mistake.
Protests Over Minneapolis Police Killing of Nurse Alex Pretti
Protests have erupted across the United States after federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care nurse with no criminal record, in Minneapolis.
Braverman Joins Reform UK in Farage's Political Gamble
Suella Braverman's defection from Conservatives to Reform UK marks Nigel Farage's biggest political risk yet, bringing cabinet experience but significant baggage to the rising party.
Police Seek Camden Hero Who Protected Women from Attacker
Metropolitan Police are searching for a courageous passer-by who intervened to protect three women from an intoxicated man on Camden High Street earlier this month.
Javid's Shocking Immigration Comments Spark Outrage
Former Home Secretary Sajid Javid faces criticism after stating he wouldn't allow immigrants like his own parents into the UK today, highlighting the toxic nature of Britain's immigration debate.
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