John Prescott, a significant figure in Labour politics, dies at 86 after Alzheimer's battle, remembered for his blunt communication style and loyalty to working-class roots.
John Prescott: share your tributes and memories
John Prescott, a key figure in New Labour, died at age 86, remembered for his commitment to traditional Labour values.
UK former deputy PM John Prescott dies aged 86
John Prescott, a significant figure in Labour politics, dies at 86 after Alzheimer's battle, remembered for his blunt communication style and loyalty to working-class roots.
John Prescott: share your tributes and memories
John Prescott, a key figure in New Labour, died at age 86, remembered for his commitment to traditional Labour values.
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How Did British Politicians React to America's Attempts at Independence? Rather Poorly!
George III is often blamed for losing America, but Parliament's decisions and responses by key figures played a crucial role in escalating tensions.
Whether it's Trump or Harris in office, Starmer will need an incredible US ambassador. Here's my vote
The Middle East war's escalation poses serious global implications and reflects a historic failure in diplomacy.
Starmer needs the public's trust to be able to make the hard choices to come
Keir Starmer highlights the need for public trust in politics and the complexities of achieving real change.
The Tragedy of Kamala Harris
Parallels between political regicide in England and Biden's situation showcase a shift in American politics.
Why Rishi Sunak Called an Early Electionand Rained on His Own Parade
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak surprisingly announced a general election on the 4th of July, facing challenges of low polling numbers and lack of preparedness.
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Margaret Thatcher's influence still permeates British politics, with politicians copying her style and policies.
Thatcher's legacy is controversial, with supporters crediting her for turning around the UK's economy, but critics arguing that her policies led to greed and inequality.
Glenys Kinnock, former UK minister, European Parliament member and wife of ex-Labour leader, dies
Glenys Kinnock, former British cabinet minister and member of the European Parliament, has passed away at the age of 79.
Kinnock was known for her work in reducing poverty and starvation in Africa, as well as her advocacy for social justice, equality, and the European Union.
UK minister Suella Braverman fired: Here's what to know
British Home Secretary Suella Braverman was sacked after criticizing the police for being too lenient towards pro-Palestinian protesters.
Braverman's dismissal came after she wrote an opinion piece blaming the police for favoritism towards pro-Palestinian protests.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak initially backed Braverman but later cited her violation of the ministerial code for not running the article by his office.