Watch: Keir Starmer resigns… what now for Labour? (LabourList Podcast Special)

Election 2026: Are National, Labour MPs acting like they’re on podcasts in these videos? Here’s what they say

Election 2026: Are National, Labour MPs acting like they’re on podcasts in these videos? Here’s what they say

Whatever Happened to the Brexit Battalion Media Corps?

Ten years and six prime ministers on, Byline Times looks at the fate of Brexit’s most prominent media cheerleaders

'Failed badly': Trump weighs in amid speculation on UK Prime Minister's future | 9 News Australia

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LIVE: Keir Starmer faces parliament for the first time since resignation announcement

Watch live from London as British Prime Minister Keir Starmer takes questions from lawmakers in the House of Commons for the first time since announcing he will resign as Labour leader and prime minister.

Nigel Farage ‘still very popular’ despite scrutiny over funding

Sky News contributor Sophie Elsworth discusses Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage’s heated exchange with a journalist after he was accused of receiving financial support from a criminal. ​“There have been a series of stories in here in the media in recent days that Nigel Farage, one of his closest allies, is a convicted criminal,” Ms Elsworth told Sky News host Jaimee Rogers. ​Mr Farage has denied breaking any parliamentary rules, despite allegations George Cottrell paid for security, staff, and accommodation in the lead-up to the 2024 election. ​“He is still very popular here in the UK; Reform UK are doing very well in the polls. ​“There is some commentary that he’s taken a hit recently. ​“But he is pinned to be the country’s next prime minister when there is a general election.”