Bernie Sanders walks out halfway through Trump’s Congress address
Trump’s speech, which contained a number of falsehoods and which also saw him double down on his divisive agenda, was the longest presidential speech to lawmakers on record.
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Kemi Badenoch jumps to JD Vance’s defence over ‘deeply disrespectful’ comments
“I think a lot of people are getting carried away. […] Let’s keep cool heads”.
Favourability of USA among European countries plummets following return of Donald Trump, poll finds
‘In Great Britain, Denmark, Sweden, Spain and Italy, these are the lowest figures for USA favourability since we began tracking this question’.
Is tactical voting the way to defeat Reform UK?
A YouGov study has revealed that in a Labour-Reform UK contest, tactical voting benefits Labour the most
Jon Trickett: Rather than mimicking far-right parties we should be confronting them
We need to confront them. And when we do so, we will see they are vulnerable.
Corbyn calls for Chilcot-style inquiry into UK involvement in Israel’s war on Gaza
‘Many people believe that the government has taken decisions that have implicated officials in the gravest breaches of international law’
Revealed: Millions of foreign citizens excluded from voting in the UK due to complex voting rules
‘We have to question whether democracy is living up to its name when over four million people are excluded from voting.’
London’s Housing Crisis: The Boroughs That Are Building – and Those That Are Failing Us
London is in the grip of a housing emergency
Starmer rebukes Farage on Ukraine, warning against ‘fawning over Putin’
The Reform UK leader was reminded Russia is the aggressor and that he should be supporting Zelenskyy
Majority of Britons blame Trump for row in Oval office with Zelensky, poll finds
Looks like self-proclaimed ‘patriot’ Nigel Farage is at loggerheads with the British public.