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The Hidden Worlds of Power, Politics and Secrets in It’s Darke Outside
Exposed Magazine publishes a feature exploring “It’s Darke Outside,” a crime and political thriller by Mark Harris set in London and Belfast in 1969. The novel examines hidden networks of power and private decision-making during a period of significant uncertainty in Britain, exploring the central question of how far individuals will go when convinced they…
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Outgoing House Democrat backs incumbent Republican lawmaker for re-election
Outgoing Democratic Rep. Jared Golden of Maine has endorsed Republican Rep. Mike Lawler of New York for re-election, citing Lawler’s willingness to work across party lines. Golden, who is leaving Congress after deciding not to seek re-election in 2026, said voters should support lawmakers who prioritise governing over partisan performance. Lawler has represented New York’s…
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Support for Reform UK plummets to lowest level in two years
Support for Reform UK has fallen to 21 per cent in the latest YouGov poll, its lowest level since the pollster restarted its voting-intention tracker in January 2025. The party is now level with the Conservatives, while Labour leads on 23 per cent and the Greens have risen to 14 per cent, highlighting a sharp…
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‘Anyone vote for him? I didn’t vote for him’: Ex-EastEnders star Danny Dyer says he ‘doesn’t know’ who’s PM in withering putdown of Burnham’s coup
Actor Danny Dyer has become embroiled in a public exchange with Prime Minister Andy Burnham after making critical remarks about his leadership at a water industry protest in Kent. Dyer questioned Burnham’s democratic mandate, saying he did not know who the PM was or who had voted for him, and criticised successive prime ministers in…
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Poll projects hung Parliament as Burnham faces coalition talks
A YouGov poll suggests a snap general election could leave Andy Burnham without a majority, despite Labour remaining narrowly ahead. The figures indicate a hung Parliament, potentially forcing Labour to negotiate with the Liberal Democrats, Greens and possibly the SNP to form a government. Labour was on 23 per cent, with the Conservatives and Reform…
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Burnham seeks to revive Chagos sovereignty transfer before Trump talks
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is attempting to advance a controversial proposal to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius ahead of discussions with Donald Trump. The Government had paused the treaty in April following opposition from the Trump administration, but Burnham has reaffirmed his commitment to the handover and securing necessary agreements with both…
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Pro-life group ramps up NC ground game as report finds fed abortion message gives GOP candidate biggest boost
A study commissioned by Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America found that abortion-focused messages about North Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Roy Cooper increased support for Republican candidate Michael Whatley, with a message about federal abortion legislation having the strongest effect. The group is using the findings to guide voter outreach in a closely watched race that…
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Trump to zero-in on Iran nuclear threat, Gaza plan and UN overhaul in world stage speech
President Trump is addressing the United Nations General Assembly, confronting multiple major geopolitical challenges that will shape his second-term foreign policy, including Iran’s nuclear programme, the Gaza conflict, and strategic competition with China. Trump plans to argue that his administration has tackled global problems previous governments allowed to persist, with Iran expected to dominate both…
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LIZ PEEK: Can Trump Make the UN Great Again despite its globalist agenda?
The opinion article argues that the United Nations is costly, ineffective and frequently out of step with US interests, while suggesting that President Trump could pursue reforms through US ambassador Mike Waltz. It cites criticism of the UN’s record on peace, international law and human rights, as well as its perceived hostility towards the US…
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Bullock warns AI investment may fuel inflation without lifting productivity
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock warned that artificial intelligence could be a speculative bubble and said there is not yet evidence it is improving Australia’s productivity. Although the government views AI as a major source of future economic growth, Bullock said rapid adoption and investment in data centres were currently adding to inflation…