Category : Westminster


Sydney Opera House Memorial for Bondi Attack Victims

Australia observed a national day of mourning with a solemn service at the Sydney Opera House, honouring the 15 victims of the Bondi terror attack. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologised for the nation's failure to protect them.

Democrats Vote Against ICE Bill Amid Outrage

House Democrats are set to overwhelmingly reject a homeland security funding bill for ICE, citing insufficient reforms despite some concessions, as outrage grows over agency tactics.

Manchesterism: A Blueprint for National Renewal

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham argues that devolution and collaborative politics can fix Britain's structural crises caused by deindustrialisation, privatisation, austerity and Brexit.

Trump Backs Down on Greenland as UK-US Ties Tested

Donald Trump has walked back threats over Greenland following Gordon Brown's advice, while UK foreign secretary Yvette Cooper distances Britain from Trump's 'board of peace' initiative amid growing transatlantic tensions.

Trump's Greenland 'Deal': Diplomatic Fallout Revealed

Analysis reveals Donald Trump's claimed Greenland agreement framework is largely illusory, causing significant damage to trans-Atlantic relations while European leaders express exhaustion with presidential theatrics.

Croydon pirate radio masts dismantled in 2025

Croydon Council has dismantled four illegal pirate radio masts in 2025, ending a four-year lull in enforcement. The masts were discovered on council properties across the borough.

Coalition Collapse: Ley's Leadership Test

The Australian political landscape is in turmoil as the coalition government collapses, sparking intense speculation over Peter Dutton's future and the potential rise of Sussan Ley to leadership.

Sussan Ley's Leadership Future in Doubt

Sussan Ley's leadership prospects within the Coalition appear to be fading due to internal divisions and political challenges, as reported by The Guardian.

Maxwell to Appear Before Congress in Epstein Probe

Ghislaine Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, will appear virtually before a US congressional committee next month, with her lawyers indicating she plans to invoke her Fifth Amendment rights.

Albanese-Ley Deal Passes Post-Bondi Hate Laws

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley reached a bipartisan agreement to pass Australia's strongest hate speech laws following the Bondi terror attacks.

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