South Tyneside local plan approved despite Green Belt
South Tyneside Council has approved the borough's local plan up to 2040, including new homes, despite Green Belt objections and concerns over services.
South Tyneside Council has approved the borough's local plan up to 2040, including new homes, despite Green Belt objections and concerns over services.
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Iran's acting defence minister said Tehran sees every threat as 'real and credible', including psychological warfare, after Trump called off military strikes.
Reform UK would launch the largest military operation in the English Channel since WW2 to stop small boats, a plan Labour dismissed as reheated.
Reform UK will send the Royal Navy into the English Channel to intercept all migrant boats and return them to France or Belgium under 'Operation Fortress'.
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Marla Maples reportedly voiced concerns about Jeffrey Epstein to Mar-a-Lago staff in the 1990s, along with new allegations from former employees.
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Texas National Guard troops arrive in Chicago despite a lawsuit from Illinois and the city, escalating Trump's crackdown on immigration enforcement.
Stockport councillors demand removal of England and Union flags from lamp-posts, citing racism concerns; council says flags stay unless unsafe or damaged.
Trump warns of imminent strikes on Iran if no deal is reached, as ceasefire strains and economic fears grow.
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The US supreme court ruled 8-1 against a Colorado law banning conversion therapy for minors, sending the case back to a lower court and raising concerns for LGBTQ+ youth protections.
Moldova's president warns that a peace deal favouring either side would embolden Putin and lead to further aggression in Europe.
Declassified documents reveal a 1992 clash between John Major and Irish minister Padraig Flynn over security cooperation and Northern Ireland talks.
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Keir Starmer refers Peter Mandelson dossier to police and begins process to strip his peerage over Epstein emails
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Thousands in Iceland sign petition after US ambassador nominee Billy Long jokes about Iceland becoming the 52nd state; he later apologised.