Hojlund Embraces New Dreams After Permanent Napoli Switch
Rasmus Hojlund's permanent Napoli move is confirmed after Champions League qualification. He says goodbye to Man United and targets new dreams.
Category : Politics
Paul Ingrassia withdraws as Trump's whistleblower office pick after racist texts
Paul Ingrassia has withdrawn his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel after racist text messages surfaced.
EU seeks 'Farage clause' in Brexit reset talks
EU reportedly demands UK compensation guarantee in Brexit reset deal, with 'Farage clause' aimed at protecting against future withdrawal.
Brexit 180-Day Rule Poses Threat to Spanish and Greek Holidays
UK travellers face new 90-day EU limit, visa waivers, health card changes, roaming fees, and pet rules from January 2021.
Queensland's ban on pro-Palestinian slogans faces High Court challenge
Pro-Palestine protesters challenge Queensland law banning 'from the river to the sea' as unconstitutional restriction on free speech.
US Senate rejects bid to curb Trump's powers over Venezuela military action
US Senate votes down war powers resolution after Republicans flip, giving Trump free rein on Venezuela despite concerns.
Labour Scraps Powers to Control Elections Watchdog
Labour announces repeal of Conservative-era powers allowing government to control the Electoral Commission, amid warnings of abuse and following Reform UK election complaints.
Granddaughter's mission for Tyneside granddad with cancer
A Tyneside granddad with terminal mesothelioma has been given nine to twelve months to live, and his granddaughter is raising funds for his final months.
Trump says he would encourage Russia to attack Nato allies who pay too little
Trump says he would encourage Russia to attack Nato allies who don't pay enough, prompting White House and Nato rebukes.
Trump says US will 'run' Venezuela after Maduro captured and flown to New York
US special forces capture Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro, and Donald Trump says the US will temporarily run the country, prompting international condemnation.
Burnham allies urge Labour to allow leadership bid
Burnham allies warn against rapid succession to Streeting as Labour leadership speculation grows; MP Marie Rimmer refuses to stand aside.
Gary Lineker: BBC 'too influenced' by governments in impartiality remarks
Gary Lineker says BBC 'too influenced' by governments while defending its trustworthiness, amid impartiality concerns and licence fee review.
Trump threatens to block new US-Canada bridge in latest trade tirade
Donald Trump has threatened to block the Gordie Howe bridge until the US is 'fully compensated' by Canada, amid a trade dispute and tensions over China.
Trump Threatens UK Trade Deal as Relations Hit ‘Sad State’
Trump warns US-UK trade deal could be changed, says relations in 'sad state' over Iran, as UK ministers defend ties and cite economic concerns.
Afghan refugees in hiding after UK data leak, lawyers warn
Lawyers say some Afghans killed and others in hiding after UK government data breach exposed resettlement applicants' details.
Newsom hits back at Katie Miller over shooting blame
Newsom hits back at Katie Miller after she blamed him for the DC shooting, citing Trump's rhetoric.
Mandelson Faces Losing Peerage Over Epstein Ties and Lobbying
Lord Mandelson faces losing his peerage over Epstein ties and lobbying, after resigning Labour membership amid a review of his conduct.
AI Watches From Above in Five Eyes Future War Test
British and allied troops tested AI-driven drones, sensors and unmanned vehicles at Fort Irwin, with commanders vowing humans still make the kill decisions.
Neo-Nazi teenager jailed for axe attack on Kurdish barber in Bristol
Alina Burns, 19, jailed for 15 years for axe attack on Kurdish barber in Bristol, motivated by neo-Nazi extremism.
Trump’s vague Iran war aims raise doubts as conflict enters second week
President Trump gives mixed signals on Iran war aims and timeline, and blames Tehran for a deadly school strike that evidence suggests was a US missile.
Homan threatens 'more ICE agents than you've ever seen' in New York
Trump's border czar Tom Homan threatens to send a surge of ICE agents to New York City, prompting warnings from advocates and a defiant response from Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Holocaust survivor’s Cabinet address leaves ministers in tears
Mala Tribich, 95, moved Cabinet ministers to tears as the first Holocaust survivor to address a UK Cabinet meeting, urging action against antisemitism.
OBR chair 'mortified' as inquiry into budget leak to report next week
Richard Hughes says he is 'mortified' after budget forecasts leaked early; inquiry with Ciaran Martin to report next week.
Trump Airport Rebranding Hit by Funding Dispute
Funding row leaves Trump's Palm Beach airport rebranding incomplete as county refuses to pay shortfall.
Savannah Guthrie returns to Today show after mother's disappearance
Savannah Guthrie returns to the Today show for the first time since her mother's disappearance, saying she feels the love from viewers.
Family of British couple held in Iran urges UK to raise case in Istanbul talks
Family of British couple held in Iran urge UK to raise case in Istanbul talks, citing broken promises and lack of consular support.
Shabana Mahmood admits more needed as 2,000 cross Channel
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood admits Labour must go further on border security after 2,000 migrants crossed the Channel since Andy Burnham became PM.
Farage struck secret £1m Reform return deal, report claims
Nigel Farage reportedly negotiated a secret return as Reform UK leader months before announcing his candidacy, including a £1m loan repayment deal.
US troops told Iran war is 'God's divine plan', watchdog claims
Watchdog says 200+ complaints allege US commanders used Christian 'end times' rhetoric to justify Iran war, citing Trump as anointed by Jesus.
Labour MPs threaten revolt over asylum crackdown
Keir Starmer faces Labour backbench rebellion over asylum plans to deport families and confiscate assets, with MPs demanding changes.
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