Burnham's Domestic Focus Could Quietly Draw UK Closer to EU
Andy Burnham's domestic revolution may unobtrusively pull Britain closer to Europe, aligning UK policy with EU priorities despite less pro-European rhetoric than Starmer.
Andy Burnham's domestic revolution may unobtrusively pull Britain closer to Europe, aligning UK policy with EU priorities despite less pro-European rhetoric than Starmer.
Australia's emergency services and military are training in analog navigation, including paper maps and sextants, in case solar flares or attacks knock out satellites.
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Labor's national conference will vote on a platform change to secure a fairer return from natural resources, amid calls for a 25% tax on gas exports that could raise $17bn a year.
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JK Rowling has offered support to Women's Rights Network in Northern Ireland after Féile an Phobail cancelled their event, following complaints.
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