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Keir Stamer’s reaction to Rachel Reeves’ sobbing showed 1 clear thing - disaster for UK

Let’s wind the clock back almost a year to the day. Keir Starmer and co. were absolutely jubilant, as they popped Champagne corks, claiming that they were going to solve all the country’s ills,...

Rachel Reeves's tears are rational – Labour rebels have forced her to raise taxes

The Crying Game has always been part of British politics. Winston Churchill, our greatest national leader, was famously lachrymose whether in adversity or triumph, while the departures of Margaret...

Starmer seeks to end speculation about Reeves' future

Starmer seeks to end speculation about Reeves' future26 minutes agoSam FrancisPolitical reporterBrian WheelerPolitical reporterSir Keir Starmer has sought to calm the markets and end speculation...

Rachel Reeves must resign NOW – but not for the reasons you think

Nobody should cheer that. But it’s impossible to ignore the fact that the Chancellor has made mistake after mistake, with little sign she’s learned from any of them.She tanked sentiment the...

Keir Starmer breaks silence on Rachel Reeves's PMQs tears in BBC interview

Sir Keir Starmer has insisted that Rachel Reeves will be Chancellor for a "very long time to come" after she broke down in tears at PMQs. The Prime Minister said it was "absolutely wrong" to suggest...

Hundreds object as London borough declares it wants to twin with city in Palestine

Over 1,500 individuals have put their names to a petition urging Brent Council to "immediately halt" its proposal to twin with a city in Palestine. The instigator of the petition alleges that the...

Palestine Action advocate Diane Abbott is leading the Labour rebels opposing terror ban

Diane Abbott has joined other Left-wing Labour MPs in rebelling against a move to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation.The legislation, brought under the Terrorism Act 2000, passed...

I live in an underground bunker with no windows but here's why its worth it

A savvy woman has ingeniously sidestepped the exorbitant rental market by taking up residence in a 1,200 sq ft underground bunker, claiming the move saves her a whopping $1.5k each month, reports...

Rachel Reeves crying LIVE: Shades of Liz Truss as pound freefall wipes £3bn off markets

Rachel Reeves wiped away tears in the Commons on Wednesday – and promptly wiped billions off the UK markets.The Chancellor was seen visibly emotional during Prime Minister’s Questions as Sir Keir...

MPs vote to ban Palestine Action under anti-terror law

MPs have voted to ban Palestine Action under anti-terror law. MPs voted 385 to 26, majority 359 in favour of the Terrorism Act 2000 (Proscribed Organisations) (Amendment) Order 2025.The motion is...

Rachel Reeves needs putting out of her misery – today's PMQs tears say it all

As Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer broke down in tears in Parliament today it became very clear that it's time for an intervention. Someone has to put Rachel Reeves out of her misery. And...

I was in the Commons when Rachel Reeves cried and one thing stood out

Emotions were running higher than normal during PMQs today. None more so than under-pressure Rachel Reeves.The beleaguered Chancellor was ashen-faced and in tears as she sat next to Sir Keir Starmer...

Piers Morgan has brutal response to Rachel Reeves 'crying' with nine-word question

Piers Morgan has joined the conversation after Rachel Reeves appeared to cry during Prime Minister's Questions today. The Chancellor appeared to have visible bags under her eyes and was accused by...

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall hides during PMQs after benefit U-turn humiliation

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall hid away during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons as Sir Keir Starmer struggled to defend his remarkable benefits cuts U-turn. Ms Kendall was...

Humiliation for Starmer as he loses control of Commons

Slow-motion humiliation for Starmer as he loses control of Commons5 hours agoChris MasonPolitical editor•@ChrisMasonBBCHenry ZeffmanChief Political correspondentGetty ImagesThe extraordinary thing...