Johnson to retain gavel
House Speaker Mike Johnson won the House Republican nomination Wednesday to stay on the job, on track to keep the gavel after a morning endorsement from President-elect Donald Trump ahead of a full House vote in the new year.
D-Day for government's Treaty Principles Bill
The legislation is up for its first reading after Question Time this afternoon.
Birmingham council slammed for lack of provision for travellers after site left 'uninhabitable'
Birmingham City Council could introduce a temporary traveller sites plan within months
Health Secretary Wes Streeting orders staff to look into costs of introducing assisted dying
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has asked staff to look at the potential cost of implementing any change in the law on assisted dying.
Pro-Palestine Activists Call for MoMA to Sever Ties with Honorary Chairman Ronald S. Lauder
Protestors called for MoMA to sever ties with the Jewish World Congress and its president, museum honorary chair Ronald S. Lauder.
San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum to Close to the Public for a Year or More
The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco will close for at least a year because of continued financial difficulties.
Latest Trump appointment 'an effing nightmare’, one commanders says
Concerns raised were not personal, but about possible massive foreign policy changes under Donald Trump.
Trump's appointment of Pete Hegseth an 'effing nightmare’, one commanders says
Concerns raised were not personal, but about possible massive foreign policy changes under Donald Trump.
Treaty Principles Bill: Bill of Rights Act advice 'quite damning' - academic
"The government's own lawyers recognise the bill would at first blush undermine Māori people's rights," a law professor says.
Ukraine is 'months away' from making new nuclear bomb for blast on Russia
The new report, published by military think tank the Ukrainian Centre for Army, Conversion and Disarmament Studies, has not yet been officially endorsed by the Kyiv regime
Lord Botham's daughter hits back over Lords no-show due to living in North East
Sarah Botham said it had "never been a secret" the independent crossbencher's attendance in Parliament would be limited due to living in the North East and his diary commitments
Pennsylvania U.S. Senate race between Casey and McCormick going to a recount
Schmidt’s office estimated that the recount will cost more than $1 million in taxpayer funds.
Wes Streeting to look at cost of implementing assisted dying Bill
The health secretary yesterday repeated his opposition to changing the law, warning it may be necessary to cut other services to fund it.
Trump's Gaetz appointment met with shock
Donald Trump's announcement that Matt Gaetz is his pick for Attorney General sent shock waves through Washington DC's political establishment, Republican as well as Democratic, writes Sean Whelan.
Poland begins construction of £1.9bn 'East Shield' along Russia border
The 'shield' will also include a satellite component in order to provide 'another element of safety in space,' Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
Snap Sri Lankan election poses test for new leader
President Dissanayake is seeking a majority to push through reforms to help the debt-ridden nation.
Waitangi Tribunal demands release Te Aka Whai Ora documents
A treaty lawyer says she can't recall the tribunal issuing a directive like this before.
Labour's Willie Jackson ejected from house for calling David Seymour a liar during Treaty Principles Bill reading
Labour's Māori Development spokesperson has been ejected from the House after calling David Seymour a "liar" - breaking Parliament's rules.
'Adani Wasn't There At Meeting'
'That was my mistake.' 'Gautam Adani was not involved in forming the Maharashtra government.' 'Adani was not there in the meeting.' 'The meeting was at his guest house and we were sitting in his guest house.'
Gov’t continuing to invest in body-worn cameras, other new technologies, Holness assures
The Government continues to make the requisite investments in new technologies, particularly those designed to enhance public safety and citizen security, and remains focused on ensuring their effectiveness when deployed, according to Prime...
‘Use resources strategically’ – PM
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness has urged members of parliament to make the best use of funds allocated to them to undertake the annual mitigation and clean-up programmes in their constituencies. On Tuesday, the prime minister announced that...
Mahayuti Or MVA? Which Way Will Jarange Patil Tilt?
If Maratha activist Manoj Jarange Patil drops a hint of supporting or opposing a particular coalition on the eve of polling on November 20, things may change overnight.
Met faces service cuts without more cash, says chief
Sir Mark Rowley says he is "deeply troubled" by negotiations so far on the force's funding next year.
Loss-making Perth harbour still open – almost 2 years after council votes to close it
Council chiefs previously admitted it was costing taxpayers £7,000 a month to keep Perth harbour open
Nuclear talks: UN’s IAEA chief Rafael Grossi meets Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi meets with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran for nuclear negotiations.
Mass resignations at Kinross High School Parent Council for 2nd time in 18 months
It comes amid friction between the parent council and school head teacher.
Term-time holiday mum faces criminal record and losing her career
Natalie Saunders jetted off with her daughter Ava Martin-Saunders, eight, to Bodrum in Turkey for a week in the sun
Met Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley warns of 'eye-watering cuts'
Sir Mark urged the Government to boost investment for Scotland Yard, following the Chancellor Rachel Reeves's Budget announced last month.
Sudan death toll far higher than previously reported - study
More than 61,000 people have died in Khartoum state, where the fighting began last year, researchers say.
Maori haka in NZ parliament to protest at bill to reinterpret founding treaty
The Treaty Principles Bill seeks to redefine the principles that have been used in support of Māori.
Now hotel cancels weddings to make room for asylum seekers
The Best Western Cresta Court Hotel in Altrincham - owned by a group chaired by former BBC director-general Greg Dyke - was closed to paying guests on Monday.
Russia open to Ukraine talks if Trump starts them - envoy
Russia is open to negotiations on an end to the Ukraine war if initiated by US President-elect Donald Trump, but any talks need to be based on the realities of Russian advances, Moscow's ambassador to the UN in Geneva has told reporters.
YouTuber buys entire pre-assembled home on Amazon for £30,000 – but makes agonising mistake
Nathan Graham spent £30,000 on Amazon in the US and was sent an enormous box which contained almost everything he needed to build an entire home
After Congress ended extra cash aid for families, communities tackle child poverty alone
If you bring a baby into the Hurley Children's Center clinic in downtown Flint, Michigan, Mona Hanna will find you.
Trump's pick of Huckabee and Witkoff a clue to Middle East policy
The former Arkansas governor and the New York real estate investor are staunch supporters of Israel.
‘Unlikely’ that Bristol bus passengers will have to pay full £3 fare after £2 cap is lifted
The £2 cap will be lifted in January
RICHARD EDEN: Insiders fear Charles is forcing Andrew to 'do a Harry'
As worshippers remembered Queen Elizabeth II during All Souls' services across Britain, it was hard not to think how upset she would have been at the hostility between her sons.
Video appears to show a Ukrainian Leopard tank taking out a column of Russian armored vehicles
Video footage shared by Ukraine's 33rd Separate Mechanized Brigade appears to show a devastating attack on a Russian convoy in Donetsk.
'Let's get realistic': Russia open to any Ukraine peace talks if Trump starts them
The Russian envoy said any such negotiations needed to be based on what he called the 'realities on the ground', describing Ukraine as being on the back foot in the more-than-two-year conflict.
Labour MP behind assisted dying law rebukes Wes Streeting
Kim Leadbeater said the Health Secretary's criticism of the plan - which is set to be subject of an historic Commons debate and vote on November 29 - was 'quite upsetting'.
Dublin Bay North guaranteed to return 3 first-time TDs
Dublin Bay North is unique amongst the 43 constituencies in this election. It stands alone because it is the only constituency guaranteed to return three first-time TDs to the Dáil.
‘Kallar Reclamation schools in need of teachers, better infrastructure’
Minister Meyyanathan reviews Kallar Reclamation schools, emphasizes infrastructure improvement, academic performance, and student welfare.
Labour divided over assisted dying bill as MP tabling legislation labels Wes Streeting's objections 'disappointing'
Labour is facing widening divisions within the party over the newly tabled assisted dying bill, with MPs criticising Wes Streeting who has voiced concerns over proposals.
Anura expects to secure a ‘strong presence’ in Sri Lanka’s Parliament
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake aims for a strong presence in Parliament to bring new political culture.
University cash crisis to get worse despite tuition fee rise, BBC told
More than three quarters of universities expected to face financial problems next year.
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