Ferguson's Charity Closes After Epstein Files
Sarah Ferguson's charity has closed days after revelations she maintained friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, with emails showing financial support and close ties.
Category : Westminster
West London Jewellers 'Terrified' After Richmond Raid
Shopkeepers in Richmond express fear after armed thieves smashed into a jewellery store. One jeweller reports being targeted three times amid police front desk closures.
Coalition Crisis: Opposition Shrinks as Liberals and Nationals Split
The Liberal and National parties appear divided in parliament, with the opposition reduced to crossbench size. Labor ministers mock the Coalition's disarray during question time.
Greens Win Gorton & Denton By-Election, Labour Shaken
The Green Party has secured a stunning victory in the Gorton & Denton by-election, overturning a Labour stronghold and signalling a major shift in UK political dynamics.
Anya Taylor-Joy Home Raid: Career Criminal Jailed
A career criminal who attempted to break into Anya Taylor-Joy's bedroom during a terrifying London mansion raid has been sentenced to additional prison time.
Cabinet's Business Experience Gap: Entrepreneurs Leaving UK
Kiki McDonough argues the UK's lack of Cabinet ministers with business experience is driving entrepreneurs abroad and harming economic growth through poor policies.
Afternoon Update: Tuesday's Australian News Developments
A summary of the latest news from Australia, covering key events and updates from Tuesday, including political, economic, and social developments.
Guardian's Iraq War Reporting: Witnessing Chaos
In 2003, Guardian journalists, embedded and independent, documented the Iraq War's brutal onset, from 'shock and awe' in Baghdad to civilian casualties and regime collapse, offering raw, firsthand accounts.
Badenoch: Starmer's China Trip Weakens UK
Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Keir Starmer's diplomatic visit to China, claiming it has left Britain in a weaker global position.
Mandelson and Rudd Epstein Links in Australian Mining Tax Row
Newly released Epstein files reveal connections between Peter Mandelson, Kevin Rudd, and the mining super-profits tax debate in Australia, sparking political scrutiny.
Tories Gain on Reform UK in Polls, Badenoch Approval Drops
The Conservatives have cut Reform UK's polling advantage, but Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch's approval ratings have sharply declined ahead of local elections.
Albanese to Capitalise on Coalition Chaos
Political analysts suggest Prime Minister Anthony Albanese could leverage the Coalition's internal disarray to strengthen his government's position ahead of upcoming elections.
Coalition Deal: Nationals MPs Face Six-Month Suspension
Sussan Ley's proposed peace deal would force three National senators who opposed hate speech laws to sit on the backbench for six months, as Coalition reunification talks continue.
Police Review Mandelson Epstein Leak Allegations
Metropolitan Police are examining allegations of misconduct in public office against Lord Mandelson following leaked emails showing contact with Jeffrey Epstein about sensitive government information.
Sheinbaum's Mexico: Oil, Cuba, and Trump's Shadow
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum navigates oil policy, Cuba relations, and Trump's influence in a complex geopolitical landscape, shaping the nation's future.
FBI Raids Georgia Election Offices in Fulton County
Federal agents have conducted a raid on Fulton County election offices in Georgia as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities during the 2026 election process.
Shorten Questions Bannon's Claim of 2019 Election Interference
Former Labor leader Bill Shorten has raised concerns about external forces influencing Australia's 2019 election, following Steve Bannon's claim he aided Clive Palmer to damage Labor's chances.
Mandelson Police Inquiry Over Epstein Leaks
Met Police assess misconduct reports after emails show Mandelson shared confidential government information with Jeffrey Epstein during financial crisis.
Clintons Face Contempt Vote Over Epstein Inquiry
Bill and Hillary Clinton face potential criminal contempt charges as House Republicans reject their offer for a transcribed interview in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
Ley's Leadership Safe as Liberals Meet After Coalition Split
Liberal MPs gather in Canberra with Sussan Ley likely to avoid a snap challenge from Angus Taylor, despite ongoing speculation and tensions following the Coalition split over hate speech laws.
France Passes Budget After Political Turmoil
France's minority government has passed its budget after surviving no-confidence votes, using constitutional powers to avoid parliamentary approval amid ongoing political instability.
Cartoon Satirises Starmer-Mandelson Ties in Epstein Fallout
A new political cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques Keir Starmer's association with Peter Mandelson amid renewed scrutiny from the Epstein files, highlighting Labour's internal tensions.
Steve Wright Guilty of 1999 Suffolk Murder
Serial killer Steve Wright, known as the Suffolk Strangler, admits to killing Victoria Hall in 1999, marking his sixth murder victim in a chilling case spanning decades.
Supreme Court Upholds Mississippi Voting Rights Act
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Mississippi Voting Rights Act, reinforcing protections against racial discrimination in elections. This landmark decision strengthens federal oversight and sets a precedent for voting rights nationwide.
Man Charged with Murder After London Stabbing
A 25-year-old man has been charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of a 50-year-old woman in Willesden, northwest London. The victim and suspect were known to each other.
Mandelson's Political Isolation Amid Epstein Ties
Labour's Peter Mandelson faces unprecedented isolation as Epstein files reveal financial ties and document sharing, with former allies distancing themselves.
Badenoch: Starmer Lacks Backbone on Mandelson
Kemi Badenoch accuses PM Keir Starmer of weak leadership in handling Peter Mandelson's resignation amid Epstein links, citing broader pattern of indecision.
Man Charged with Willesden Murder of Woman
Najiib Raytaan, 25, has been charged with the murder of a 50-year-old woman in Willesden. The victim and suspect were known to each other, police confirm.
Democrats Fight Epstein Files 'Cover-Up' After Release
Democrats and one Republican demand release of millions more Epstein documents, calling justice department's disclosure incomplete and a deliberate cover-up of evidence.
Badenoch: Starmer's China Trip 'Failed' on Jimmy Lai
Kemi Badenoch criticises PM Keir Starmer's Beijing visit, calling it a 'show of weakness' for failing to secure Jimmy Lai's release, amid UK-China tensions.
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