KEIR STARMER RUMOURED TO RESIGN AS PRIME MINISTER AMID LABOUR PRESSURE

Russia has warned Britain it could face “consequences” over reports that British-made drones have been used by Ukraine in strikes deep inside Russian territory. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has rejected the warning, insisting the UK will continue supporting Ukraine. As tensions rise, here is what sparked the latest confrontation and what it could mean for Britain.

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has renewed his criticism of the UK Government following a deadly Israeli airstrike in Gaza, claiming Britain continues to provide military and intelligence support to Israel. His latest comments have reignited debate over the UK’s role in the conflict, drawing both praise and criticism across social media.

Former Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has signed off from Downing Street with a farewell video that many say looked more like a fan edit than a political send-off. Uploaded to his verified TikTok account shortly after officially leaving office, the video was set to Charlie Puth and Wiz Khalifa’s emotional hit See You Again and opened with a scene from Fast & Furious, with Starmer’s face edited onto one of the characters before transitioning into a montage of moments from his time as Prime Minister.

Andy Burnham has officially become the United Kingdom's new Prime Minister after being invited by King Charles III to form a government. The former Greater Manchester mayor takes office following Sir Keir Starmer's resignation, promising to restore trust in politics and deliver what he described as a "circuit breaker for Britain".

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has accused Nigel Farage of triggering what she called a "fake" by-election in Clacton to divert attention from questions surrounding an undeclared £5 million gift. Her remarks come after Farage resigned as an MP before immediately announcing he would stand again for the same seat.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has resigned as the MP for Clacton, triggering a by-election in which he intends to stand again. The surprise move comes as he faces scrutiny over undeclared financial support, with Farage insisting voters, rather than Westminster, should judge his actions amid the ongoing controversy.

Nigel Farage has faced renewed scrutiny over a £5 million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne after a series of tense media interviews. The Reform UK leader repeatedly defended accepting the money, insisting it was a private matter, while critics continued to question why the payment was not publicly declared.

The future of Prime Minister #KeirStarmer has been thrown into fresh uncertainty, with growing signs that he could set out a plan to leave office.

Heavyweight boxer Derek Chisora has sparked widespread debate after appearing on a group TikTok livestream where he openly defended Nigel Farage and expressed agreement with Reform UK’s immigration policies. Speaking with comedian Paul Chowdhry, Chisora doubled down on his views, insisting critics misunderstand Farage while outlining his stance on immigration in a series of comments that quickly divided audiences online.