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A Labour government would implement tax increases on the wealthy and businesses to generate £48.6 billion annually for public sector spending.
Jonathan Ashworth criticizes Suella Braverman's immigration message at the conference.
Dawn Butler nominated Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership contest, stating it was important for a wide debate within the party.
John Mann addresses Labour's anti-semitism crisis and Joan Ryan's resignation from the party.
Labour struggles in local elections, failing to win key Tory councils in London.
Labour reports Boris Johnson to Parliament over loan guarantee allegations involving Richard Sharp.
Labour highlights the contrast between work events and Downing Street parties during lockdown.
Angela Rayner criticizes the Conservative Party's chaos and loss of public confidence.
The new Chancellor faces criticism as the government struggles with credibility and authority.
Jess Phillips shares her heartbreak over Labour's terrible night in the elections.
Japan and China initiate a military hotline to improve communication amid rising tensions.
87 years after her birth, Margaret Thatcher's policies transformed British politics, leading to a conservative mindset that reshaped the Labor Party.
Namibia's land reforms in January 2004 threaten white farmers like Emmanuel Ismael in Duerreland.
A landslide in Shenzhen, China, leaves over 90 people missing after a waste heap collapses.
Lara Trump and the Trumpettes launch Women for Trump to engage female voters in 2020.
The video covers the Las Vegas shooting, leaving dozens dead and hundreds injured.
Latvia's largest Soviet memorial has been destroyed, reflecting deep political divides.
President Levits discusses Ukraine's military needs and Germany's support under Olaf Scholz.
A nuclear bomb enters Earth's atmosphere and releases its warheads after an attack signal.
Russia mobilizes reservists for Ukraine while protests against Putin erupt nationwide.
Sergey Lavrov states the West has declared a 'total hybrid war' against Russia.
A growing anti-government movement in Australia challenges courts and officials with pseudolaw claims.
The lawyer for Epstein's victims highlights Ghislaine Maxwell's crucial role in the abuse.
Harry Dunne dies in a crash involving an American driver in Northamptonshire in August.
President Lyndon B. Johnson reassures Americans about the Vietnam War amid rising casualties.
Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, leaks classified documents.
Leaders from the EU, Canada, and Mexico condemn recent US tariffs as 'unacceptable,' escalating trade tensions and threatening international relations.
Chancellor Masrour Barzani discusses the Coalition's support for the Kurdish Peshmerga forces in the ongoing battle against Isis in Iraq, particularly around Mosul.
Leaked documents show Attorney General Geoffrey Cox advised Boris Johnson on lawful prorogation.
Liz Truss's leaked audio reveals her saying British workers need to 'graft' more.
Allegra Stratton and Downing Street staff laugh about a denied Christmas party during restrictions.
The leaked food strategy omits a tax on sugar and salt, disappointing health campaigners.
More than 100,000 people were killed in Iraq following the US-led invasion, according to leaked Pentagon files obtained by The Guardian.
Leaked videos show Iran's brutal crackdown on peaceful protests as the internet returns.
A former State Department employee resigned after six months of witnessing the U.S. government's unconditional support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict.
Beirut faces violence as shots echo through the streets during a Hezbollah protest.
Leeson Young leaves Singapore amid family feud with Prime Minister Li over political ambitions.
Lee Kuan Yew, founding father of Singapore, dies at 91; Ted Cruz announces presidential candidacy.
Protesters in Whitechapel express anger over Brexit's impact on refugees in Britain.
Ukrainian forces continue operations in Kherson after Russians have vacated the area.
Supreme Court justices worry that legal aid cuts will restrict access to justice in civil cases.
The horsemeat scandal in 2013 revealed that products labeled as beef, such as Findus lasagnas, contained horse meat, prompting investigations and calls for improved food safety measures across Europe.
Nick Clegg apologizes at the Lib Dem conference for past tuition fee pledges and more.
The Liberal Democrats struggle in Cornwall and St Ives as support dwindles to 7% from 27%.
President Putin tells the Financial Times that liberalism has outlived its purpose today.
Ukrainians recount life under Russian occupation in Eastern Donbass as fighting continues.
Martin Adler takes us into the Liberian conflict, highlighting child soldiers in July 2003.
Gary Johnson attracts disaffected Republicans and Democrats during the 2016 election campaign.
