Burnham's Tough Fight in Makerfield Byelection
In Makerfield, Andy Burnham campaigns for a byelection win, but faces voter frustration over Labour's past, crime fears, and Reform UK's appeal. The outcome could shape the future of UK politics.
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Farage vows to ban foreign nationals from social housing
Nigel Farage pledges to repeal the Equality Act and ban foreign nationals from social housing, as polls show Reform UK losing support to far-right rival Restore Britain ahead of Makerfield byelection.
Zelenskyy Thanks UK for Intercepting Russian Tanker
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked the UK for intercepting a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in the English Channel, calling it an important step to limit Russia's war funding.
Trump Desecrates Lincoln Memorial: Civic Sacred Ground
The Lincoln Memorial, a symbol of equality and democracy, faces indignities from Trump's displays. Despite this, its legacy of civil rights endures.
Democrats' Maine Senate Dilemma: Platner Win Exposes Party Miscalculation
Graham Platner's primary victory in Maine reveals Democratic missteps, as the party now faces a risky general election against Susan Collins amid scandals.
Trump: Israel's Beirut Attack Should Not Have Happened
Donald Trump criticized Israel's strike on Beirut, saying it should not have occurred amid nearing US-Iran peace talks, and urged all sides to stand down.
Why We Missed the Rise of Pauline Hanson and Trumpism
Zoe Daniel reflects on how media and major parties overlooked the growing appeal of Pauline Hanson's One Nation, drawing parallels to Trump's rise and the fragmentation of trust.
UK Under-16s Face Social Media Ban in New Crackdown
Keir Starmer will ban under-16s from TikTok, Instagram, and X, with gaming apps restricted and late-night scrolling limited for teens up to 18.
Minister Slams Farage's 'Nasty Hate' in Sky News Rant
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy tells Nigel Farage to take his 'nasty hate, anger and division' elsewhere, as she backs Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election.
Klopp Sparks World Cup Controversy with Nagelsmann Comments
Jurgen Klopp faces backlash after suggesting Julian Nagelsmann may not remain Germany coach, prompting a prickly response from Nagelsmann and criticism from Lothar Matthaus.
UK Shadow Fleet Seizure Called 'Cynical Ploy' for Starmer
A retired senior Royal Navy officer calls the UK's first seizure of a Russian shadow fleet tanker a 'deeply cynical ploy' to boost PM Starmer's image after a disastrous week.
Trump Claims US-Iran Deal Imminent, Warns of 'Ultimate Alternative'
US President Donald Trump claims a peace agreement with Iran will be signed today, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but Iranian officials cast doubt on the timeline.
UK and Japan Building New Era of Cooperation, Starmer Says
Sir Keir Starmer welcomed Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi to Downing Street, announcing a landmark tech partnership and up to £9 billion in Japanese investment in UK offshore wind.
Lisa Nandy Slams Farage's 'Nasty Hate, Anger and Division'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy criticises Nigel Farage for his essay on a two-tier state against white people, urging him to take his 'nasty hate, anger and division' elsewhere.
Starmer's Defence Decision Sparks Fury and Resignations
Keir Starmer faces backlash after Defence Secretary and Armed Forces Minister resign over inadequate defence funding, leaving military underfunded.
Hearts Manager Hunt: Brighton and USG Trends Offer Clues
Hearts seek a new manager after Derek McInnes' departure. Tony Bloom's Jamestown Analytics will guide the search, with clues from Brighton and Union Saint-Gilloise appointments.
Nandy Backs Burnham Return to Westminster Ahead of Vote
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says she would welcome Andy Burnham back to Westminster ahead of the Makerfield by-election, but warns Labour against leadership speculation.
Irish Minister Accuses Fuel Protesters of Being 'Manipulated' by Outside Actors
Irish Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan claims fuel protesters are being manipulated by outside actors, including Tommy Robinson, as protests continue and army is called in.
American Mocks 'Dangerous London' Claims In Satirical Video
American Jay Vail's satirical video exposes exaggerated claims about London's danger, using humour and crime statistics to debunk myths.
Tiger Woods Steps Away from Golf to Seek Treatment After DUI Arrest
Tiger Woods steps away from golf to seek treatment after DUI arrest; pleads not guilty and demands jury trial.
Trump Media Posts $327m First-Quarter Loss, Eyes Truth Social Spinoff
Trump Media posts $327.6m Q1 loss, revenue down to $770,500, focuses on product development. Shares rise after earnings report.
Reform UK unveils plans for union flags and ‘patriotic’ history lessons in schools
Reform UK proposes mandatory union flags, King's portraits, and patriotic history lessons in schools to restore national pride.
Mandelson Received Sensitive Briefings Before Vetting Completed, Documents Reveal
Documents reveal Peter Mandelson received sensitive briefings and met MI6 chief before vetting completed, with internal Labour criticism of Starmer also exposed.
Liverpool Players Pay Tribute to Arne Slot After Sacking
Liverpool players thank Arne Slot after his sacking, with Van Dijk leading tributes. Slot won the Premier League in his first season but was dismissed after a poor second campaign.
Burnham Faces Nightmare Dilemma on Day One as PM If He Wins
Andy Burnham's path to Number 10 could lead to a crisis of military funding, austerity, and party division, with NATO summit looming and public support thin.
Tyson Fury Pays Tribute to Beloved Guard Dog Cash in Netflix Series
Tyson Fury pays tribute to his £20,000 guard dog Cash in the second series of his Netflix show At Home with the Furys.
Pre-Spice Girls Geri Halliwell Poses as Barbarella in Unseen Photoshoot
Photographer Soulla Petrou reveals a 1994 photoshoot of Geri Halliwell as Barbarella, two years before Spice Girls fame.
The snubbed England XI after Thomas Tuchel confirms World Cup squad
Thomas Tuchel's England World Cup squad snubs high-profile stars like Foden, Palmer, Maguire, and Alexander-Arnold, forming a strong alternative XI.
Teen Jailed for Killing Girlfriend's Baby in Derbyshire
Carl Alesbrook, 19, jailed for murdering girlfriend's four-month-old baby Elijah Shemwell in Derbyshire. Mother India Shemwell also sentenced for child cruelty.
Gavin Newsom: Elite Image vs. Humble Roots in White House Bid
California Governor Gavin Newsom addresses accusations of elitism in his new memoir, revealing a complex background and hinting at a 2028 presidential run.
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