Spain's Foreign Minister Calls for EU Army Amid US Tensions
Spain's foreign minister calls for EU army to reduce defence dependence on US amid tensions over NATO and Trump's policies.
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Foreign Office Updates Travel Advice for Egypt and Seven Other Countries Amid Middle East Tensions
UK Foreign Office updates travel advice for Egypt and seven other countries amid Middle East conflict, advising against travel to certain areas and urging vigilance.
University of Michigan Apologises for Pro-Palestinian Commencement Speech
University of Michigan apologises after professor praises pro-Palestinian activists in commencement speech, sparking backlash and calls to defund the institution.
Gen Z's 'desperate for change' fuels support for strong leaders, surveys suggest
Survey finds Gen Z supports strong leaders and authoritarian measures, driven by disillusionment with democracy and establishment failures.
Australia Faces Submarine Void If Aukus Deal Collapses
US admiral warns Australia may not get Virginia-class subs unless US doubles shipbuilding; Turnbull says risk is 'very, very high'.
Jeremy Clarkson in Tears as Hawkstone Farmers Choir Wins Britain's Got Talent 2026
Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone Farmers Choir wins Britain's Got Talent 2026, with the former Top Gear host emotional as the result is revealed.
Mother of Karoline Leavitt's nephew held by ICE in immigration crackdown
Bruna Ferreira, mother of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's nephew, detained by ICE in Massachusetts as part of immigration crackdown.
BBC Rejects Father Ted Co-Creator's Claim Soap Character Based on Him
BBC denies Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan's claim that a transphobic character in Doctors was based on him.
AI Threat to Polling Exposed by Fraudulent Church Data
Fraudulent church data reveals AI's threat to polling, as experts warn of survey farming and unreliable opt-in polls.
Socceroos Fall 1-0 to Mexico in World Cup Prep Friendly
Australia lost 1-0 to Mexico in a World Cup friendly, failing to convert chances despite a strong second-half performance.
White House Security Alert After Man Jumps Barrier
A man jumped a barrier near the White House, leading to a security alert and his detention by Secret Service. One officer sustained minor injuries.
Bahamas Election Day Alcohol Ban Hits Cruise Ports
Bahamas bans alcohol sales on election day, affecting cruise ports and private islands; passengers can still drink onboard.
Pentagon slashes recognised faiths from 211 to 31
Pentagon reduces recognised faiths from 211 to 31, dropping Atheism, Paganism, and others, sparking constitutional concerns.
Nova Survivor Scar Saved Me From Hamas Rape And Death
Nova festival survivor Lior Gelbaum says a scar saved her from Hamas rape and death; support centre helps traumatised young people heal.
Labor MP Ed Husic Warns Aukus Submarine Deal at Risk Due to US Production Delays
Labor MP Ed Husic warns Aukus submarine deal at risk due to US production delays and Trump administration's transactional nature, calling for a contingency plan.
Epstein's Plan to Create Super-Race with His DNA Revealed
Jeffrey Epstein planned to create a super-race using his DNA, impregnating women at his New Mexico ranch, according to the New York Times.
Greg James 'Completely Depleted' in Comic Relief Cycle Challenge
BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James is battling fatigue and personal heartache on his 1,000km Comic Relief cycle challenge from Weymouth to Edinburgh.
Swinney Rules Out Trump Meeting On US World Cup Trip
John Swinney says he has no plans to meet Donald Trump during his World Cup trip to the US, despite previous meetings over Scotch whisky tariffs.
Bournemouth determined to keep Kroupi, Rayan and Scott amid interest
Bournemouth are determined to keep Eli Junior Kroupi, Rayan and Alex Scott amid summer interest, with Scott set for a new contract.
Naga Munchetty Criticised For Interrupting Guest On BBC Breakfast
BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty faces backlash for interrupting head teacher Catherine Davies during a discussion on school phone policies.
Arsenal on the Verge of Premier League Title After Burnley Win
Arsenal edge closer to Premier League title with 1-0 win over Burnley; could be champions as early as Tuesday if Man City slip up.
Tony Blair Met Jeffrey Epstein in No 10 on Advice of Peter Mandelson, Documents Reveal
National Archives reveal Tony Blair met Jeffrey Epstein in 2002 after Peter Mandelson recommended the financier as 'safe' and a 'friend'.
Dicksons Closes North Shields Branch After 36 Years, New Shop to Open
Dicksons closes its North Shields branch after 36 years, with a new shop opening soon. The North East chain bids farewell to Bedford Way.
NEU Plans Most Disruptive School Strikes Ever
NEU plans to ballot for strikes if government maintains 2.8% pay offer, potentially causing major disruption in autumn 2025.
Dua Lipa to Headline International Booker Prize 10th Anniversary Celebration
Dua Lipa to host International Booker Prize 10th anniversary celebration at Southbank Centre on May 8; short films cast announced.
Green Leader Protests Palantir UK Contracts Over Transparency
Green leader Zack Polanski urges halt to Palantir UK contracts over transparency concerns, citing NHS data privacy and ties to Peter Mandelson.
Jon Kay Apologises For Name Blunder Live On BBC Breakfast
BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay apologises after accidentally calling Ralph Macchio 'Ray' live on air during a segment about The Karate Kid musical.
Canada PM warns foreign AI could be weaponised against citizens
Canadian PM Mark Carney warns foreign AI could be weaponised against citizens, unveils new strategy to boost sovereignty and AI literacy.
CMAT Expresses Surprise After Ivor Novello Win for Best Album
Irish singer CMAT wins Ivor Novello for Best Album, expressing surprise at rare English award win.
Stefon Diggs Found Not Guilty of Assaulting Personal Chef
NFL star Stefon Diggs acquitted of assaulting personal chef after two-day trial; jury deliberated under two hours.
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