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Trump is very popular, just not in your liberal circle.” Labour and Reform are favourites for the byelection, but they face challenges from the left and right. Restore Britain, the openly far-right party
Starmer’s: 33.5% were satisfied with Thatcher in May 1981 and 60.5% were dissatisfied.  Mette Frederiksen may survive a post-election purge after
Trump issue to the Iranians?** Over the weekend, Iran said it had reinstated its blockade in the strait of Hormuz in protest at the continued Israeli strikes on Lebanon. The US president responded on social
Trump wrote on social media: “For Iran, the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!”. Brent crude rose
leadership was overstated and barring him from standing as a Labour candidate. He initially struggled to make an impact as Labour leader, after winning the contest in the middle of a Covid lockdown, delivering
impacted the whole country. ![Abortion-rights activists protested outside of the Supreme Court in March 2024, when the overall FDA authorization of the abortion pill mifepristone was challenged. It remained available after that case
leadership election will mean a major shift in Labour’s approach, almost regardless of whether it is Burnham or Streeting, or anyone else.” In startling remarks last week, Emily Thornberry, the chair of the foreign
Trump. Then there's Russia, conducting a kinetic war on European soil in Ukraine, and a hybrid war, in terms of disinformation, sabotage and more, across much of the rest of the continent
Starmer** and French president **Emmanuel Macron** will **co-host a summit in Paris on Friday focused on efforts to reopen the strait of Hormuz,** Downing Street said. A spokesperson said: “The summit will advance work
impact on everyone in the US. “Trump campaigned on the cost of living and has basically done nothing about it after he won. To make matters worse, he has started a war that has driven
leadership, but it is bleak. Even so, Starmer is likely to be unyielding to this criticism, says Kiran. “People who know Starmer say that he’s extremely stubborn and can be impervious to outside criticism
leadership and fall in behind Burnham, should he win the byelection, in order to secure a big job. “That’s not what motivates and drives me at all. I do think it’s inevitable that
leadership would get decapitated. So, local commanders were given a lot of leeway in how they chose to carry out their operations and could inflict as much damage on the enemy as possible,” says Julian
leadership). It boils down to a more interventionist approach to the economy, the public takeover of essential assets and a serious expansion of devolution. Burnham set out some big ideas during the campaign – a decade