Boebert suggests Trump blocked Colorado water funds over Tina Peters prosecution
Boebert suggests Trump blocked Colorado water funds over Tina Peters case, linking veto to prosecution.
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UK Eurovision act left isolated in green room before Danish delegation intervenes
Sam Battle, the UK's Eurovision act, sat alone in the green room until the Danish delegation invited him over. Fans criticised the UK team.
Amber Davies leaves Legally Blonde mid-show as understudy steps in
Amber Davies pulled out of Legally Blonde mid-show due to illness; understudy Hannah Lowther stepped in. Davies cites lingering health issues.
Love Island: The Morning After replaced as 'holy trinity' take over new vodcast
Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack exit Love Island podcast, replaced by Toni Laites, Shakira Khan and Yasmin Pettet for new vodcast The Debrief.
Bolsonaro 'planned to flee to Argentina' before coup trial, Brazilian police allege
Police allege Bolsonaro planned to flee to Argentina for asylum; he denies coup plot charges as trial looms.
France Bans 10 British Activists From Raise the Colours Movement
France issues territorial bans on 10 British anti-migrant activists linked to Raise the Colours, citing hate-inciting tactics. The group calls the move disgraceful.
Iranian missile hits Dubai hotel as Gulf conflict widens
Iranian missile hits Dubai hotel, fires at Burj Al Arab and airports, as Gulf states face expanding US-Israel-Iran conflict.
Labour leadership: Kendall ally attacks Burnham and Cooper as 'continuity Miliband'
John Woodcock accuses Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper of offering continuity with Ed Miliband's approach in the Labour leadership contest.
Osaka Ends Sister City Ties with San Francisco Over 'Comfort Women' Statue
Osaka ends sister city ties with San Francisco over a 'comfort women' statue, citing historical inaccuracies and sparking accusations of rewriting history.
Abbie Chatfield to Guest Host KIIS FM Breakfast
Abbie Chatfield will guest host KIIS FM Breakfast for a week amid speculation of an audition. Ratings dip slightly as Kyle Sandilands' court case begins.
Judge orders DHS to grant Minnesota detainees swift lawyer access
Federal judge orders DHS to give Minnesota detainees prompt access to lawyers before transfer, citing constitutional rights.
Danish PM warns Trump is serious about Greenland annexation
Mette Frederiksen says Trump is serious about taking Greenland, warning of consequences if the US attacks a Nato ally, as Greenland rejects annexation.
US Navy chief urges laser weapons for new Trump-class battleships
US Navy chief wants one-megawatt lasers on new Trump-class battleships to counter missiles, despite shipbuilding challenges.
Venezuela announces mass amnesty for political prisoners
Venezuela's acting president proposes amnesty covering 1999-present, plans to close El Helicoide prison, as opposition remains wary.
Tennessee law punishing sanctuary city votes ruled unconstitutional
Tennessee's felony threat against local officials who vote for sanctuary policies has been ruled unconstitutional after the state declined to defend it.
Europe's appeasement of Trump failed, Greenland clash shows, analyst warns
Nathalie Tocci says European appeasement failed and only a show of strength forced Trump to back down over Greenland.
Kash Patel ‘more of a bro’ than coach to high school hockey players, report finds
FBI Director Kash Patel was 'more of a bro' than coach to high school hockey players, a new report finds, after his Olympics beer-drinking sparked controversy.
Liverpool FC's July gig plan at Anfield hangs in balance
No decision has been made on Liverpool FC hosting July gigs at Anfield, as the linked road closure plan faces being rejected by the city council.
North Korea begins building memorial for soldiers killed in Ukraine war
North Korea begins building a memorial museum in Pyongyang for soldiers killed in Ukraine, as Kim Jong-un and Russia's ambassador attend groundbreaking ceremony.
Starmer condemns Iran's violent crackdown on protesters
PM joins France and Germany in urging restraint after at least 48 killed in Iran's anti-regime protests.
Crosswalk wars: Florida cities resist DeSantis purge of street art
Florida's governor has ordered removal of hundreds of street artworks, including the Pulse nightclub memorial, prompting legal challenges from cities.
Starmer calls for return to Iran ceasefire after US strikes reignite tensions
PM says UK must focus on restoring ceasefire as US strikes raise oil prices and threaten household bills.
Asylum Hotel Report Reveals Rats, Overcrowding and Malnutrition
A Ramfel report finds asylum hotels plagued by rats, overcrowding and poor food, with providers earning £380m in profits over five years.
Trump reversed Chagos deal stance after UK blocked Diego Garcia for Iran strikes, sources say
Trump reversed support for Chagos deal after UK refused to let US use Diego Garcia and Fairford for pre-emptive Iran strikes, sources say.
Minnesota prosecutors secure withheld evidence in protest shooting probes
Minnesota prosecutors have obtained key evidence, including body-camera footage, in the fatal shootings of two protesters during immigration enforcement raids.
Starmer vows to scrap Rwanda policy 'straight away' and fund new border command
Keir Starmer pledges to scrap the Rwanda asylum scheme if Labour wins, using funds for border security and counter-terror powers.
GPS jammed on RAF jet carrying Defence Secretary near Russian border
GPS on RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey was jammed for three hours near Russian border; Healey praised RAF crew and reaffirmed Nato commitment.
Ukraine sees risks and opportunities as Iran conflict draws US focus
Iran's Kyiv embassy opens condolences as Ukraine weighs opportunities from the Middle East conflict, including Gulf interest in Shahed drone expertise.
Iran rules out participation in US talks amid ceasefire breach accusations
Iran says it has no plans to join new US talks in Pakistan, accusing Washington of breaching a fragile ceasefire after a cargo ship seizure.
Pakistan strikes in Afghanistan kill seven and wound 85 in first attack since peace talks
Pakistani mortar and missile strikes on a university and homes in Kunar province killed seven and wounded 85, in the first major attack since peace talks.
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