Conservatives Propose Stricter NHS Strike Rules Amid Pay Dispute
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has announced plans to ban strikes by NHS doctors, citing the need to protect patients and public finances.
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Iganga NRM Leader Accepts Loss, Defends Political Stance Amid Calls for Apology
Iganga District NRM chairman Abubaker Walubi concessions defeat in LC5 primaries to Gabula Ezera, pledges full backing for his campaign, and rebuffs demands to apologize for supporting Speaker Anita Among in CEC leadership.
Cross-Party Coalition of 220 UK MPs Demands Palestinian State Recognition
Over a third of Parliament urges Prime Minister Keir Starmer to formally recognize Palestinian statehood, framing it as critical for Middle East peace following France’s similar commitment.
Mhairi Black Exits SNP Amid Disagreements on Trans Rights and Palestine Stance
Former SNP MP Mhairi Black has departed the party, citing disagreements over its positions on trans rights and the Israel-Palestine conflict, according to BBC sources.
Trump Prioritizes Scottish Golf Ventures Amid Global Crises
The US president faces criticism for focusing on personal business interests during an overseas trip while international tensions escalate.
Museveni Demands Accountability: NRM Tribunal to Resolve Election Disputes After Fraud Allegations
President Museveni addresses electoral malpractices in NRM primaries, stating disputed results will be resolved by a legal tribunal as party official Tanga Odoi faces scrutiny.
** *"House Speaker Shuts Down Early to Delay Epstein Document Vote; DOJ to Meet Ghislaine Maxwell"* **
** U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson adjourned the chamber early, stalling a vote on releasing Epstein-related documents until September amid growing bipartisan pressure. The DOJ will meet Ghislaine Maxwell, who claims she will "always testify truthfully." **
Union Scandal Reveals Lavish Benefits and £30m Overspend on Hotel Project
A damning internal report exposes ex-Unite leader Len McCluskey's acceptance of private jet trips and football tickets from contractors linked to a disastrously overbudget union development.
UPC Leader Akena Defies Court Ruling, Vows to Run for Presidency in 2026
Despite a High Court ruling disqualifying him, UPC President Jimmy Akena insists he will contest the 2026 Ugandan presidential election, accusing rivals of using legal tactics to block his ambitions.
Epstein Case Continues to Stir Conspiracies in MAGA Circles
The Jeffrey Epstein case remains a focal point for MAGA supporters, fueling conspiracy theories about a "deep state" and hidden truths, despite official statements dismissing new revelations.
Electoral Commission Adjusts Election Timetable and Qualification Requirements
The Electoral Commission has announced changes to the nomination schedule for the upcoming general elections in 2025/2026, along with updated campaign and polling dates. Additionally, clarification has been provided regarding the qualification requirements for candidates.
German Chancellor Acknowledges Europe's Past Defense Reliance on US
Friedrich Merz admits European nations previously underinvested in defense while benefiting from US protection, but insists current efforts demonstrate stronger transatlantic cooperation.
