Man City appeal: 14-day window, new panel, no CAS route
Manchester City have 14 days to appeal 114 guilty charges via the Premier League's internal process, facing a new independent panel with no CAS escalation.
Category : Politics
Ferdinand jokes about extra medal after Man City verdict
Rio Ferdinand joked about receiving an extra Premier League winners' medal after Manchester City were found guilty on nearly all 115 financial charges.
DUP hails Drumcree parade breakthrough; Sinn Féin condemns ruling
The Parades Commission has allowed the first Orange Order return parade along the Garvaghy Road in nearly 30 years, a move the DUP calls a breakthrough and Sinn Féin condemns.
Russia could attack Nato country within months: Danish intelligence
Denmark warns of low but growing risk of Russian attack on Nato country in coming months, hours after Poland says Starlink station fire was sabotage.
US citizens in UK urged to vote as control of Congress at stake
Americans in the UK should request their ballots and vote, as control of Congress is at stake, with Republicans holding a razor-thin House majority.
Ukrainian refugees fear homelessness as host payments cut
Ukrainian refugees in the UK fear homelessness after the government cut Homes for Ukraine host payments from £350 to £100 monthly, a 70% reduction.
CNN reporter back at White House after judge blocks media ban
CNN's Betsy Klein accessed the White House on 24 September after a federal judge ruled against Trump's ban on CNN, MSNBC and Politico reporters.
US Democrats accuse Trump of Brazil election interference
31 Democratic US lawmakers sent a letter to Marco Rubio accusing the Trump administration of trying to undermine Brazil's presidential election, citing tariffs and visa denials.
Trump Rolls Out Red Carpet for Xi at White House
Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the White House for the first time, offering red-carpet treatment and praise as US press freedom ranking lags far behind China's.
UN Walkout as Netanyahu Addresses General Assembly
Dozens of delegates left the UN General Assembly room as Benjamin Netanyahu approached the podium, while others clapped and chanted in support of the Israeli prime minister.
ICE wasted tens of millions on Trump detention push, report finds
A GAO report says ICE wasted tens of millions of dollars on detention expansion, with costs likely to rise amid mismanagement.
Netanyahu: Gaza war 'opposite of genocide' in UN speech
Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN on Thursday, defending Israel's Gaza war as 'the opposite of genocide', attacking critics, and prompting a mass walkout by delegates.
Texas court lets Crystal Mason acquittal stand
Texas' highest criminal court let stand a lower court's acquittal of Crystal Mason, ending her nearly decade-long fight over a provisional ballot that wasn't counted.
Senate Republicans block Democratic bid to end Iran war
Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic war powers resolution to end US military action against Iran, as the conflict passed 200 days with 19 US service members killed.
Mass walkout for Netanyahu at UN; AI hack warning; Lachie’s lucky break
Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a largely empty UN general assembly after a mass walkout, while experts warn Australia faces more AI hacks and Brisbane star Lachie Neale is cleared for the AFL grand final.
NY Democrat arrested at UN protest over Netanyahu visit
Darializa Avila Chevalier, Democratic nominee for NY-13, was arrested at a UN protest against Netanyahu's visit, citing Gaza child deaths and US funding.
Peltola campaign downplays report of shoving staffer and slurs
Mary Peltola's campaign says a New York Times report exaggerates her behavior, acknowledging she struggled with grief after her husband and mother died.
Iran ready to open Hormuz in six days if US meets conditions
Iran says it will open the strait of Hormuz in six days and start nuclear talks if the US lifts sanctions on its oil exports, ends wars on all fronts, and releases frozen assets.
Nevada: 185 flagged as non-citizen voters were citizens
Nevada election officials reviewed 185 records DHS flagged as non-citizens on voter rolls and confirmed all were US citizens, challenging federal methodology.
Bourke's 'fraud' question to Albanese makes headlines
Journalist Latika M Bourke asked Anthony Albanese if he felt 'a bit of a fraud' accepting a global citizen award, a question that made front pages and sparked debate.
Xi lays out terms to avoid US-China military conflict
At his White House summit with Donald Trump, Xi Jinping called for cooperation to avoid the 'Thucydides trap', proposing dialogue and crisis communication mechanisms amid AI and trade tensions.
Finland urges Musk to expand Starlink over Russia for Ukraine
Finnish President Alexander Stubb has pleaded with Elon Musk to expand Starlink coverage over Russian territory to help Ukraine target missile launchers. What we know on day 1,675.
One Nation admits $56,000 shed on Ashby's property
One Nation has admitted using party funds to build a $56,000 shed on James Ashby's private property, with money lent to a party-linked company for a micro distillery venture.
Trump-Xi summit: style over substance on AI, trade, Taiwan
Trump welcomed Xi to the White House for a state summit heavy on diplomatic honours, but with no sign that closed-door talks yielded breakthroughs on the issues dividing them.
Lula campaign accuses Trump of wanting to colonise Brazil
Lula's campaign has accused Donald Trump of wanting to colonise Brazil to capture its resources by meddling in next month's presidential election.
Berlin’s new political star offers hope and housing
Die Linke won Berlin’s state election with 25.7%, focusing on housing. Lead candidate Elif Eralp could become Berlin’s first left mayor since 1990 and first with a migration background.
Trump Loses the Fear Factor as Press Corps Pushes Back
The US press corps pushed back after Trump banned three outlets from the White House, while he rolled out a red carpet for China's leader, signalling a shift in his approach.
James Ashby: Pauline Hanson's 'favourite son' and One Nation power
One Nation's national director James Ashby wields as much power as Pauline Hanson herself, rising from PR flack to her 'favourite son' as the party's popularity soars, says the Guardian.
Labor councillor 'fled Sydney' to avoid NSW inquiry, Icac hears
Icac hears Labor councillor Sharangan Maheswaran wrote he 'fled Sydney' to avoid a NSW parliamentary inquiry, and consulted tarot cards amid a plan to oust a mayor.
Abdi-Wali targets local issues in Starmer's former seat
Sagal Abdi-Wali, Labour's candidate for Holborn and St Pancras, focuses on local issues and her Camden record as she faces a Green challenge on 8 October.
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