Trump claims credit for ex-Cameron aide's California run-off
Donald Trump says his pressure on 'cheating dogs' helped Steve Hilton, former David Cameron aide, reach the California governor run-off. Hilton promises change.
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Rayner demands visa shake-up for care workers in UK
Angela Rayner calls for sector-wide visas to stop exploitation of migrant care workers, criticizing proposed rule changes that extend settlement wait from 5 to 15 years.
Newcastle Council Leader Promises Inquiry Report Release
Newcastle's new council leader, Colin Ferguson, has pledged to publish an independent inquiry report into the council's culture, delayed due to local elections.
Starmer Needs £28bn: Miliband's Green Budget at Risk
Keir Starmer urgently needs £28bn for defence amid rising threats. Ed Miliband's £63bn green war chest may be raided as the PM faces leadership challenges.
Readers slam JD Vance's migrant comments as 'stupidity'
Metro readers criticize JD Vance's 'mass invasion of migrants' remarks, discuss bias, Belfast attack, football commentary, and more.
MSPs Reject Labour Call for Murrell Inquiry at Holyrood
Scottish Parliament votes down Labour's demand for a Holyrood inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement of £400,000 from the SNP, instead backing a wider review of party finances.
Government Rejected Andrew's Offer to Help Steel Firm
Newly released documents reveal the government rejected Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's unsolicited offer to find investors for Sheffield Forgemasters after an £80m loan was cancelled.
Sky News Interrupts for Belfast Stabbing Update
Sky News presenter Jayne Secker halted regular programming to deliver a breaking update on the Belfast riots, announcing a 42-year-old man charged with riot and assault.
Swinney damaged by block on corrupt Murrell probe
John Swinney's opposition to a Holyrood inquiry into Peter Murrell's theft could backfire, paving the way for a tougher Westminster probe.
Fox News Interrupted for Trump Iran Announcement
Fox News halted for breaking news as Trump announced continued bombing of Iran after a US helicopter was shot down. He emphasized military strength but sought a deal.
SNP and Greens Block Holyrood Probe into Murrell Scandal
SNP and Scottish Greens voted down a Holyrood inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement, sparking accusations of shutting down scrutiny. A Westminster committee may now step in.
Girl Detained Under Mental Health Act After School Stabbing
A 14-year-old girl has been detained under the Mental Health Act after a knife attack at Co-op Academy in Manchester injured two pupils and a staff member.
Burnham Warns Politicians Over 'Stoking Divisions' After Riots
Andy Burnham warns politicians against inflaming tensions after Belfast riots, criticising Reform UK's Rob Kenyon for blaming illegal immigration for a stabbing.
Gen Z Most Skeptical of Governments on UFOs, Poll Finds
A poll reveals 60% of Gen Z believe governments hide alien truth, compared to 41% of Boomers. Nearly half of all Brits suspect cover-ups.
Trump Faces 'Crucial 24 Hours' as Iran Tensions Rise
Expert warns next 24 hours decisive for US-Iran conflict, as Trump seeks diplomatic off-ramp amid military setbacks and growing political pressure.
Sadiq Khan in 'Democratic Stitch-Up' Storm Over Oxford Street
A row has erupted over the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street, with the Conservatives accusing Sadiq Khan of a 'democratic stitch-up' over the consultation process.
Speaker Hoyle Slams Starmer Over Defence Plan 'Disgrace'
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle condemns rumours that the Government will publish its defence investment plan on a Friday when MPs are absent, calling it an 'utter disgrace'.
Andy Burnham's U-turns: Agreeing with Farage for votes
Andy Burnham faces criticism for multiple U-turns, including agreeing with Nigel Farage on immigration, as he tries to win Reform voters in Makerfield.
Broken asylum system endangers UK, demands urgent reform
Esther Krakue criticizes the UK's asylum system following a Belfast attack, highlighting failures and government policies that prioritize foreign workers over British youth.
Starmer Calls for Calm After Belfast Violence
Keir Starmer condemns Belfast violence as unjustified, blames Elon Musk and social media for fuelling unrest. Security Minister Dan Jarvis calls attacks on ethnic minorities sickening.
Ireland EU Presidency: Ukraine, Children Online Safety Focus
Ireland's upcoming EU presidency will prioritize supporting Ukraine, protecting children online, and maintaining growth, with costs estimated up to €185 million.
Farage Defends Reform Candidate Kenyon Over Past Posts
Nigel Farage defends Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon over offensive social media posts, dismissing them as 'laddish' and urging voters to focus on key issues.
EastEnders Star Lacey Turner Spotted Taking Dogs to Vet
EastEnders' Lacey Turner takes her dogs to the vet in Borehamwood, going make-up free after her recent Ibiza wedding.
Manchester Music and Football Stars Gather for Funeral of Stone Roses' Mani
Liam Gallagher, Paul Weller, David Beckham and Gary Neville attend the funeral of Stone Roses bassist Gary 'Mani' Mounfield at Manchester Cathedral.
King Charles Makes Poignant Return to Balmoral to Thank Guards
King Charles returns to Balmoral to thank soldiers who guarded the late Queen, and meets refugees in Aberdeen.
Grand National 2026: Full 34-Horse Field Confirmed for Aintree
Final 34-horse field confirmed for the 2026 Grand National at Aintree, with I Am Maximus and Nick Rockett among the leading contenders.
Woman Mauled to Death by Her Own Dog After Fall in North Carolina
Woman mauled to death by her own dog after tripping and falling at her North Carolina home. Dog held for observation.
Rob Lowe Claims Prince Harry Now Sports a Ponytail in Montecito
Rob Lowe claims Prince Harry now has a ponytail, after spotting him driving in Montecito and following him home to confirm.
Pep Guardiola Tells Manchester City Chief He Will Quit If Side Falls Apart
Pep Guardiola says he will quit Manchester City if things go wrong, as revealed in a new book 'Pep's City: The Making of a Superteam'.
Swinney: Further protests after Belfast stabbing 'ill-advised'
Scottish First Minister John Swinney condemns violent clashes in Glasgow, urges no further protests, and blames figures like Nigel Farage for stirring racial tension.
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