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Reform UK Scotland Launch in Chaos Over Candidate Comments
Labour claims Reform UK's Scottish launch has unraveled after revelations about candidates endorsing Tommy Robinson and using inflammatory language about Humza Yousaf.
Australian PM Booed at Sydney Mosque During Eid Prayers
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke were heckled by protesters at Lakemba Mosque in Sydney during Eid prayers, with shouts of 'get out' and accusations of supporting genocide.
Sturgeon's Farewell: Advice to MSPs on Unity and Service
Nicola Sturgeon delivered an emotional final speech in the Scottish Parliament, advising MSPs to build cross-party friendships and prioritize public service over political tribalism.
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Hungary Blocks EU's €90bn Ukraine Loan Amid Orban Dispute
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is blocking a €90bn EU loan to Ukraine, citing an oil pipeline dispute. EU leaders accuse him of disloyalty and blackmail as Kyiv faces cash shortages.
Harman Slams Rayner's 'Negative' Labour Government Intervention
Harriet Harman has condemned Angela Rayner's recent speech as a 'negative intervention,' arguing it lacked constructive proposals and harmed the Labour Party amid government challenges.
Angela Rayner's Comeback: A Rescue for Labour?
Angela Rayner's blunt criticism of Labour's policies and the government's record sparks debate on her role and impact ahead of the May elections.
Gerry Adams Defends Republican Cause at London Trial
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams testifies at London High Court, denying involvement in IRA bombings while asserting legitimacy of republican cause. Three victims seek symbolic damages.
Sturgeon's Farewell: Urges MSPs to Shun Social Media Obsession
In an emotional valedictory speech, former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon advised MSPs to think independently, make friends across political divides, and avoid living life on social media.
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Farage Exits Cameo Following Far-Right Video Controversy
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has suspended his Cameo account after videos emerged showing him endorsing content for extremist organizations and making controversial statements.
Readers Debate Terrorism Causes and US Foreign Policy
London Metro readers engage in heated debate about whether terrorism stems solely from fanatical hatred or has complex geopolitical roots, while also discussing US foreign policy under Trump.
Ex-Hounslow Mayoress's Hotel License Suspended After Raids
A West London pub and hotel co-owned by former Hounslow Mayoress Gurpreet Grewal faces a three-month license suspension following raids uncovering immigration offenders, illegal dancers, drugs, and weapons.
Islington Council Seeks Full Divestment from Gaza Conflict Firms
Islington Council launches a consultation to eliminate £5m in pension fund holdings tied to alleged human rights abuses in Gaza and the West Bank, potentially becoming the first local authority to achieve full divestment.
Universal Credit Cut Forces Abuse Victim to Choose Food or Washing
A North London sexual abuse survivor faces impossible choices as her Universal Credit is reduced to £94 monthly, leaving her feeling 'worthless' and struggling to recover.
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Guardian Seeks UK Participants for Debate Series on Divisive Issues
The Guardian invites UK adults to join 'Dining Across the Divide,' a series exploring opposing views on topics like drugs, defence, and discrimination. Participants will discuss and debate to see if perspectives can change.
EU's Hungary Problem Won't Vanish Even If Orbán Loses
Even if Viktor Orbán loses Hungary's April election, the EU faces ongoing challenges with Hungary's policies on Ukraine, rule of law, and foreign relations that won't disappear overnight.
Farage's Cameo Videos Back Jailed Figures, Extremist Slogans
Newly uncovered videos reveal Nigel Farage used Cameo to call for Sean 'Diddy' Combs' release and praise efforts to free a convicted drug trafficker, alongside endorsing far-right phrases.
Badenoch: Trump's Starmer Attack 'Childish', Hurts UK-US Ties
Kemi Badenoch condemns Donald Trump's criticism of Keir Starmer as 'childish', warning it undermines the special relationship with the US and sends dangerous signals to adversaries like Iran and Russia.
Badenoch: Trump's Starmer Criticism 'Childish', Risks US-UK Ties
Kemi Badenoch condemns Donald Trump's remarks about Keir Starmer as 'childish', warning they send wrong signals to adversaries like Iran and Russia amid concerns over the special relationship.
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Memory Lapses Dominate Frustrating PMQs Clash
Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch faced off in a chaotic PMQs, with both leaders dodging questions on Peter Mandelson and the Iran war amid apparent memory issues, leading to a near-pointless parliamentary exchange.
Starmer Unlikely to Grant Time for Assisted Dying Bill
Senior ministers believe Keir Starmer will not allocate government time for the assisted dying bill in the next parliamentary session, fearing renewed divisions among Labour MPs as the bill faces blocking in the House of Lords.
Badenoch Attacked Again at PMQs Over Iran War Comments
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch was criticized for a second consecutive week at Prime Minister's Questions regarding her position on the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, as she distances herself from Donald Trump's rhetoric.
Cartoon Satirizes Nigel Farage's Content Creation
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings humorously critiques Nigel Farage's shift to content creation, highlighting political satire in modern media.
Trump's Iran War Splits Republicans, Risks Midterm Fallout
Analysis reveals growing dissent among Republicans and Maga conservatives over Trump's unpopular Iran war, with independent and young voters turning against the conflict ahead of midterm elections.
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Scottish Assisted Dying Bill Defeated by Labour MSPs
Scotland's assisted dying bill was defeated in a free vote at Holyrood, with supporters frustrated by lack of backing from Labour MSPs despite Westminster support.
Habermas's Legacy: Democracy in an Age of Distortion
Jürgen Habermas's philosophy, emphasizing reason and consensus, offers crucial insights against modern demagoguery and social media's algorithmic threats to public discourse.
FEMA Officials Fear Cuts Under Trump's DHS Pick Mullin
Markwayne Mullin's confirmation hearing for DHS secretary left FEMA officials uneasy about potential staff cuts and restructuring, raising concerns over disaster readiness amid climate crises.
Gerry Adams Denies IRA Role in High Court Bombing Testimony
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams testified in London's High Court, denying involvement in the 1996 Docklands bombing and rejecting claims he was at the IRA's operational nerve center during the civil trial.
Rayner's HMRC Inquiry Set to End, Boosting Leadership Prospects
Angela Rayner's allies expect the HMRC tax investigation to conclude before May elections, clearing a path for her return to frontline politics, though she denies plans to challenge Keir Starmer directly.
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White House Ire at Nancy Mace's Independent Rescue Efforts
Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace faces White House criticism for conducting unauthorized Middle East rescue missions, complicating evacuation efforts for stranded Americans.
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