Starmer's Rallying Speech Buys a Reprieve, but Party Awaits Next Test
Keir Starmer's fighting speech wins a reprieve from Labour MPs, but poor polls, a byelection, and further document releases keep his leadership in peril.
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Iran rejects US ceasefire plan and submits five-point counter-proposal
Iran rejects a US ceasefire plan and offers a five-point counter-proposal, while the White House insists talks are productive and fighting continues across the region.
Labor Dismisses Fuel Shortage Concerns as Cyclone Narelle Batters WA Coast
Labor downplays fuel shortage concerns as Cyclone Narelle hits WA coast, with Minister Chris Bowen assuring supply remains stable and national cabinet set to meet.
Podcast probes Massie defeat and the mystery behind Trump's Truth Social posts
Guardian podcast examines Thomas Massie's primary loss after Trump's attacks and looks into who writes Trump's Truth Social posts.
Starmer and Herzog clash over Gaza in tense talks
Keir Starmer and Isaac Herzog meet in London but expose deep divisions over Gaza, with UK voters increasingly critical of Israel.
Doreen Lawrence: Sewell report sets back fight against racism by 20 years
Doreen Lawrence says a government report on race denies structural racism and could give racists a green light, setting back progress by decades.
Republicans block Democratic attempt to force release of Epstein files
Republicans have blocked a Democratic attempt to force the release of the Epstein files, as a CNN poll shows half of Americans dissatisfied with disclosures.
Zelenskyy warns UK MPs as Ukraine deploys anti-drone experts to Middle East
Zelenskyy addresses UK parliament, sends 201 drone experts to Middle East; EU warns on Russian gains; UK prepares Abramovich case.
Brigitte Macron faces lawsuit over sexist slur against feminist protesters
Brigitte Macron faces a legal complaint from 343 women after calling feminist protesters 'stupid bitches' at a Paris theatre, with groups citing her public influence.
Khaleda Zia, first female Bangladesh prime minister, dies aged 80
Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first female prime minister, has died aged 80. Her rivalry with Sheikh Hasina shaped the country's politics for decades.
Farage to hit back at Starmer for calling immigration policy racist
Farage to hit back at Starmer after PM calls Reform UK's immigration policy racist. Streeting defends stance, citing Reform leaflet.
JD Vance held secret meeting with Rupert Murdoch and Fox News executives
Vice-President JD Vance made a secret day trip to Montana to meet Rupert Murdoch, Lachlan Murdoch and Fox News executives at the family ranch.
Cynthia Erivo: Red carpet reaction revealed insidious view of Black women
Cynthia Erivo says online reaction to her defending Ariana Grande at a premiere reflected racism and made her shun Oscar campaigning.
Richard Tice says he will pay any tax owed after report alleges £100,000 corporation tax failure
Richard Tice responds to report he failed to pay £100,000 corporation tax, as Labour and Liberal Democrats demand investigation.
Suspended Michigan autoworker who heckled Trump receives over $150,000 in donations
Ford worker TJ Sabula suspended after heckling Trump receives over $150,000 in donations; UAW vows to fight suspension.
Scottish Labour contest 'reeks of misogyny' - Lennon
Monica Lennon says Scottish Labour's leadership contest 'reeks of misogyny and male entitlement' as she risks missing the ballot, with two men currently backed.
Macron rejects Trump 'intimidation' over Greenland tariffs
Macron and EU leaders reject Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, vowing to resist intimidation and uphold sovereignty.
Kane Cornes quits All-Australian role over Sportsbet policy
Kane Cornes quits AFL All-Australian selector role after Sportsbet policy change on serving sports officials.
New Epstein files show Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's role in British high society access
Newly released Epstein files reveal photographs showing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at royal estates, highlighting his role in granting them access to British high society.
Jared Leto denies sexual misconduct allegations made by four women in BBC documentary
Jared Leto denies allegations of sexual misconduct made by four women in a BBC documentary, calling the claims 'categorically false'.
GPS jammed on RAF jet carrying Defence Secretary near Russian border
An RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey had its GPS jammed for three hours near Russia, amid rising tensions and after recent Russian intercepts.
Aldrich Ames, CIA officer who spied for Soviet Union and Russia, dies aged 84
Aldrich Ames, the CIA officer convicted of spying for Moscow, has died in prison aged 84.
TV presenter withdraws tribunal claims against Dan Walker after mutual agreement
Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije has withdrawn claims against Dan Walker after reaching a mutual agreement with Channel 5 and ITN, ending tribunal proceedings.
Missing heart of Daniel O'Connell still eludes searchers on 250th anniversary
On the 250th anniversary of Daniel O'Connell's birth, renewed calls are made to locate his heart, missing from a Roman church since 1927.
Putin mouthpiece issues WW3 warning You will burn everywhere
Russian state TV host Vladimir Solovyov warns the West that shipping and trade routes will 'burn everywhere' as Moscow turns its back on diplomacy.
Iran Confirms Death of Supreme Leader Khamenei in Joint US-Israeli Strikes
Iran confirms Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei killed in US-Israeli missile strikes; Trump says regime change goal; regional conflict escalates with further strikes and casualties.
Murdaugh murder conviction quashed as retrial looms
South Carolina's appeals court quashes Alex Murdaugh's murder conviction citing court clerk's interference, as prosecutors weigh death penalty in retrial.
Ukrainian Mirage 2000 crashes after pilot ejects due to technical fault
Mirage 2000 crashes in Ukraine after technical fault; protests over corruption bill; talks in Istanbul; drone strike deaths; US oil sanction warning; UK spy conviction.
Gaza flotilla activists allege sexual assault and rape in Israeli custody
Activists from a Gaza aid flotilla allege sexual assault and rape in Israeli detention; Israel denies claims as Italy investigates.
Trump tells Israel to halt Gaza strikes as Hamas accepts parts of peace plan
Trump orders Israel to stop bombing Gaza after Hamas partially accepts his hostage release and governance plan, though key disputes remain.
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