Rumors on X: Multiple sources report that Keir Starmer is expected to resign as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom within the next few hours.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy will serve as interim Prime Minister.

A Labour leadership contest is now expected.

Will Starmer resign over Mandelson-Epstein scandal and who could replace him?
Labour MPs have questioned the prime ministers judgement, with some declaring ‘it’s over’ for Starmer

A Labour leadership contest is now expected.

Dutch authorities allegedly seize VPN server without a warrant

THIS IS NOT A DRILL: The Dutch authorities, without a warrant, just seized one of our VPN servers saying they'll give it back after they "fully analyze it". Windscribe uses RAM disk servers so the only thing the authorities will find is a stock Ubuntu install. The bigger worry… pic.twitter.com/lv9kIg4dnGFebruary 5, 2026

The UK Ministry of Justice has ordered the deletion of the UK's largest court reporting archive. Courtsdesk, a platform launched to improve media access to magistrates' court data has been ordered to delete its archive of records by David Lammy's Ministry of Justice.

According to Courtsdesk, the platform has since been used by more than 1,500 journalists from 39 media organisations and the data provided has highlighted serious failures in the courts system. It said journalists were given no advance notice of 1.6 million criminal hearings, the number of court cases listed was accurate on just 4.2 per cent of sitting days and half a million weekend cases were heard with no notification to the press.

In November, HM Courts and Tribunal Service issued the company a cessation notice, citing what it called "unauthorised sharing" of court data, on the basis of a test feature, claiming this was a "data protection issue."
Enda Leahy, the Courtsdesk chief executive said: "We built the only system that could tell journalists what was actually happening in the criminal courts.
We wrote 16 times asking for dialogue. Last week we got our answer: delete everything. If the government were interested in open justice, they would engage in a dialogue."

Sir Keir Starmer has revealed plans for a host of new internet restrictions in a bid to "protect children online".

The Prime Minister declared last night he would move to implement a set of new bans to block young people from accessing "harmful" parts of the internet.

Under his proposals, young people will be blocked from using VPNs to access pornography.

Restrictions on children interacting with AI "chatbots" are also being considered.

"Today, we are closing loopholes that put children at risk, and laying the groundwork for further action."

It'll be the elder who also need to be restricted. He's saying that as well:

"Today, we are closing loopholes that put children at risk, and laying the groundwork for further action."

And of course, block social media. Bye UK-blokes, soon you'll only be able to talk on government approved channels, about government approved subjects. The EU is trying to input that for the rest of us Europeans as well.
https://www.gbnews.com/politics/social-media-ban-keir-starmer-internet

I will wait to hear the details before assuming GB fakeNews have got this right.

California residents have made headlines in recent months supporting the one-time five percent wealth tax on its approximately 200 billionaire residents. While the 2026 Billionaire Tax Act has drawn criticisms from many of those who will have to pay the large incremental tax, perhaps the biggest opponent has been California Governor Gavin Newsom, who recently came out in opposition to the proposal. This article discusses the case for the one-time wealth tax as well as outlines why Governor Newsom still believes a case can be made for voting down this proposal.

You know, you can do a search on any of the search engines you do trust?

So. The war started.

FIFA peace prize winner starts WWIII

even though their initial statement at the talks was that they had enough fissile material for 11 atomic bombs