Politics
Barrister Reports Himself After Alleged Clash With Journalist
Ian Winter, a barrister who has represented the comedian Russell Brand, has referred himself to a legal regulator.
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Politics
Melania Trump Calls for Lasting Ukraine Truce
US first lady Melania Trump has called for a lasting truce in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Politics
How America Voted: Midterm Elections in Maps and Charts
The United States has held its midterm elections, and news organizations have created maps and charts to show the results.
Business, Politics
Stock Markets Rise After Democrats Win Congress
Democrats won control of Congress in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, and American stock markets reacted strongly the next day.
Politics
Progressive Democrat Wins Election in California's Central Valley
Randy Villegas, a progressive candidate, has won an election in California's Central Valley. Progressives are members of the Democratic Party who push for stronger support for workers and low-income families.
Politics
Elon Musk's Millions Fail to Help Republicans in Texas Midterms
Elon Musk, the billionaire businessman, spent huge amounts of money trying to help Republicans in Texas during the midterm elections.
Politics
Democrats Win Control of the US Senate
The Democratic Party has won control of the US Senate after the latest midterm elections.
Politics
Annie Andrews Wins Senate Seat in South Carolina Upset
Democrat Annie Andrews has won a surprising victory in the South Carolina Senate race, beating Republican Darline Graham.
Nature, Politics
Prince William Warns of Growing Wildfire Risk in the UK
Prince William has warned that the UK is facing a serious and growing risk of wildfires because of climate change. A wildfire is a large, uncontrolled fire that spreads quickly through nature.
Politics, Entertainment
Wales First Minister Warns BBC Cuts Could Cause 'Irreversible' Harm
The first minister of Wales has warned that planned cuts at BBC Wales could cause serious, long-term harm.
Politics, Business
UK and EU Agree Draft Deal to Cut Food Export Red Tape
The UK and the EU have agreed a draft deal to cut red tape on food exports.
Politics
Trump's Political Future Without Campaign Rallies
President Trump is facing a political future that may include fewer of the large rallies that helped build his power.
Politics
Rights Group Urges Zambia to Stop Arrests After Election
The rights organisation Human Rights Watch has called on Zambia's government to end a post-election crackdown on opposition members.
Politics
UK Home Secretary Announces New Rules on Settlement for Foreign Workers
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has outlined the final version of her plans to change settlement rules for foreign workers.
Politics
Democrat Backs Republican in Michigan Senate Race
Haley Stevens, a Democrat in Michigan, has made a surprising political move.
Politics, Business
Cost of Living Protests Turn Violent in Germany
Protests about the cost of living have turned violent in Germany. The protests took place in several cities, including Berlin, Hamburg, and Frankfurt.
Politics
Massachusetts and Rhode Island Prepare for Upcoming Elections
Voters in Massachusetts now have access to a new election guide.
Politics
US and Iran Say Peace Talks Still Possible
The foreign ministers of the United States and Iran have said that a diplomatic end to their war is still possible.
Politics
Ukrainian Evacuees Leave Occupied City, Reunite With Family
Residents of the Ukrainian city of Oleshky finally left on Friday, after being unable to escape for years. The city has been under Russian occupation since the early stages of the war.
Politics, Science
Chancellor to Block Offshore Wind Projects That Do Not Cut Energy Bills
UK Chancellor John Healey has said he will veto new offshore wind projects if they do not lower energy bills.
