Trump Slept Through UFC Fight as Iran War Deal Unraveled
Donald Trump fell asleep at a White House UFC event as his Iran war deal faced criticism. Critics say he started an unnecessary war, lost it, and declared victory prematurely.
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Social Media Ban May Push Kids to Darker Online Places
Scotland's Children's Commissioner warns PM's social media ban for under-16s risks driving youngsters to unregulated online spaces, citing lack of evidence for effectiveness.
Trump to Break World Cup Protocol as FIFA Caves
Donald Trump has been given the green light by FIFA to break traditional protocol at this summer's World Cup, allowing him to join the trophy presentation despite previous controversy.
Harris: No Single Party Owns Irish Unity Talk
Simon Harris says no political party owns the conversation on Irish unity, urging inclusive dialogue as Fine Gael develops a blueprint for a unified island by November.
Starmer Avoids Bank Holiday Promise for England World Cup Win
Sir Keir Starmer refused to commit to a bank holiday if England win the World Cup, citing superstition. He will watch the opening game against Croatia.
UK Bans Social Media for Under-16s by Spring 2027
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a full ban on social media for under-16s in the UK, effective Spring 2027, as part of a major online safety drive.
This Morning Host Challenges Starmer on Social Media Ban
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced tough questions on This Morning about the planned under-16 social media ban, with host Ben Shephard pressing him on tech firms' responsibility.
Starmer Warns Burnham Against 'Chaos' of Leadership Challenge
PM Sir Keir Starmer warns Andy Burnham against launching a leadership challenge, saying it would throw the country into chaos. Burnham hopes to win a by-election and potentially challenge for the top job.
Iran Peace Deal Brings Hope to UK Households
Oil prices drop to three-month low following Middle East peace deal, offering relief to UK households facing soaring bills. Bank of England holds rates, petrol cheaper.
Social Media Ban Could Push Kids to Darker Online Spaces
Scotland's Children's Commissioner warns that banning under-16s from social media may push them to unregulated online spaces, questioning the ban's effectiveness and proportionality.
POLL: Is Trump Right to Confront Starmer on Immigration?
US President Donald Trump is set to clash with Sir Keir Starmer over Labour's immigration policy at the G7 summit, following a migrant attack in Belfast and the Henry Nowak case.
Burnham Pledges to Revive HS2 Northern Leg as PM
Andy Burnham says he would resurrect HS2's Birmingham to Manchester leg using Crossrail-style funding, arguing it would boost northern growth.
Putin Snubs Trump on Birthday Amid Warm Phone Call
Vladimir Putin called Donald Trump for his 80th birthday, but sent no gift. The pair discussed Iran, Ukraine, and future contacts, with Kremlin calling the call informal and humorous.
Ireland Weighs Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Ireland is considering a social media ban for under-16s, with Taoiseach and Tánaiste supporting the move. They prefer EU-level action but may enact domestic legislation if needed.
Burnham Should Pray He Loses – Reeves' Hellish Surprise
Andy Burnham faces a fiscal nightmare if he wins the Makerfield by-election, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves' borrowing and debt interest leaving no room for his spending promises.
Starmer Sparks Fury on This Morning Over Social Media Ban
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced backlash from This Morning viewers as he announced plans to ban under-16s from social media, with critics calling the interview pointless.
Starmer Backs Burnham in Makerfield By-Election
Sir Keir Starmer supports Andy Burnham to win the Makerfield by-election but opposes a leadership contest. New polls show Burnham leading Reform's Robert Kenyon.
Red Bull to Appeal Stewards' Decision on Gasly Penalties
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies hints at appealing the stewards' decision to cancel Pierre Gasly's Monaco GP penalties, citing the need for clarity in F1 regulations.
France Disrupts 65% of Small Boat Crossings
French police disrupted 65% of small boat launches last month, with 53 of 82 attempts stopped. UK has committed over £1.1 billion to France's efforts to curb Channel crossings.
Oliver Tree Feared Dead After Rio Helicopter Crash
US singer Oliver Tree is believed dead after two helicopters collided over Rio de Janeiro. Tributes pour in from Diplo, T-Pain, Bebe Rexha, and others.
Starmer Welcomes 'Breakthrough' US-Iran Deal
Sir Keir Starmer hails the US-Iran peace deal as 'hugely significant', with oil prices dropping and stock markets rising after the agreement to end the four-month conflict.
Iran Defies Trump and FIFA in World Cup Clash with New Zealand
Iran faces New Zealand in a historic World Cup match amid war with the US, challenging FIFA's unity message. Analysis of the political and sporting implications.
UK to Ban Social Media for Under-16s: Starmer Crackdown
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for under-16s, following Australia's lead, to protect children's mental health and happiness.
Trump's UFC White House Event: Chaos and Conspiracies
Donald Trump hosted a UFC event at the White House, featuring bizarre moments, a transphobic rant, a fighter ejected, and speculation he dozed off during the festivities.
Under-16s Social Media Ban: Starmer Announces UK Crackdown
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for under-16s, set to take effect early next year, citing concerns over children's mental health and safety.
Trump's UFC Birthday Bash: Chaos and Controversy
Donald Trump hosted a surreal UFC event at the White House for his birthday, featuring a transphobic rant, a fighter thrown out, and claims of the president dozing off.
Serbian President Vučić Denies Role in Sarajevo 'Sniper Tourism' Case
Serbian President Vučić faces legal complaint over alleged involvement in 1990s Sarajevo sniper tourism, where foreigners paid to kill civilians.
Phillipson and Powell Launch Labour Deputy Race with Contrasting Visions
Bridget Phillipson and Lucy Powell launch Labour deputy leadership bids with contrasting visions: unity vs independent voice.
Harvard Law Students Demand Concrete Change After Royall Seal Victory
Harvard Law students demand concrete anti-racism changes after Royall seal removal, citing lack of institutional reform.
Reform UK Creates Own Tartan for Scottish Campaign
Reform UK announces creation of its own tartan for scarves, hats, and kilts to woo Scottish voters, as Nigel Farage visits Falkirk.
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