Politics News

UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announces a permanent BBC charter to shield the corporation from repeated 'culture war' attacks and political interference.

Groups warn that reducing jury trials could undermine justice for victims of violence against women and girls, urging Justice Secretary David Lammy to reconsider the plans.

The Vatican appeals court has overturned the conviction in a landmark fraud case involving a senior Catholic cardinal, Angelo Becciu, who had been sentenced to 5.5 years in jail.

Arizona alleges Kalshi's platform illegally allows bets on elections, marking the first state to file criminal charges against the prediction markets operator.

Richard Mauer, a fearless Alaskan reporter who investigated government corruption and social issues, has passed away at 76. His award-winning work shed light on the struggles of Native communities.

Satvir Kaur, a senior Cabinet Office leader, delivered a compelling speech at the influential Total Place Now conference, highlighting key national initiatives and policy priorities.

Religious leaders warn that proposed cuts to refugee protection period could harm social cohesion, call for 'slow down and rethink' of asylum rule changes.

A former Belgian diplomat, Etienne Davignon, has been ordered to stand trial for his alleged role in the murder of Patrice Lumumba, the first democratically elected prime minister of the Congo.

Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi's $30M+ war chest gives him a major advantage in the race for Illinois' open Senate seat, as he looks to translate fundraising into votes.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy shares her vision for the future of news and media in the UK, addressing key challenges and opportunities at the Society of Editors conference.