Trump Renews Attack on NATO Defence Spending Ahead of Summit
Donald Trump has criticised UK and European defence spending, claiming the US is bankrolling allies without benefit, as a crucial NATO summit approaches.
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Andy Burnham Breaks Silence on Chancellor Pick
Andy Burnham reveals he has not chosen his Chancellor yet, deliberately, in his first interview since becoming MP for Makerfield. He spoke to Andrew Marr on LBC.
Harry and Meghan Could Get 'Half-In, Half-Out' Royal Role
Former royal butler Grant Harrold says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could achieve their wish of being 'half-in, half-out' royals, but only if Harry's relationship with his family improves over the next decade.
Prince Harry UK Visit 'Disaster' as Duke Falls Into Trap
Prince Harry's planned UK visit faces collapse after police protection was rejected, with experts calling the situation a 'disaster' and a 'bear trap'.
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How Supplementary Vote Works in GM Mayoral Election
Greater Manchester's mayoral by-election on July 30 uses the restored supplementary vote system. Voters get two preferences; if no candidate gets over 50% of first-preference votes, second preferences decide the winner.
Nagelsmann Given Ultimatum After Germany World Cup Exit
Julian Nagelsmann has been told by the DFB to consider resigning after Germany's shock World Cup exit to Paraguay, with Jurgen Klopp the frontrunner to replace him.
DUP review into Donaldson behaviour 'unprecedented'
DUP leader Gavin Robinson pledges an 'unprecedented' independent review into Jeffrey Donaldson's behaviour after his conviction for sex offences, but declines to name the reviewer.
Readers Debate Privatisation, Gender Quotas, and School Demographics
Metro readers discuss privatisation of UK services, gender quotas in government, and white working-class school performance in a lively exchange.
Yvette Cooper plays cricket with exiled Afghan women's team
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper hosted the Afghan Refugee Women's Cricket Team at the Foreign Office for a friendly match, calling the Taliban's ban on women's sport an 'outrage'.
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Compensate forced adoption victims after apology, governments told
Victims of forced adoption in Scotland and England are calling for compensation after Prime Minister Keir Starmer's formal apology, with lawyers and campaigners urging financial and specialist support.
Tartan Army fan returns home after raising £1m for charity
Craig Ferguson raised more than £1 million for mental health services after walking 3,300 miles across the US in 108 days, returning to Glasgow Airport to bagpipes and family.
Trump attacks UK, Nato allies over defence spending
Donald Trump renews criticism of UK and European defence spending, claiming the US is 'bankrolling' Nato without benefit, ahead of a crucial summit in Ankara.
Father of Grooming Victim Runs for Greater Manchester Mayor
Marlon West, whose daughter Scarlett was groomed and raped, stands as Restore Britain's candidate for Greater Manchester mayor, vowing to tackle child sexual exploitation and reform police.
Reform UK Walk Out of London Assembly Over Havering Row
Reform UK London Assembly members Keith Prince and Alex Wilson walked out of a plenary session after a row over Havering's potential independence from London, accusing the chair of admitting a misleading motion.
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Trust in WRU gone, chaos reigns: only one way out for Welsh rugby
Welsh rugby faces a crisis of trust as WRU's relationship with clubs and players deteriorates. The latest dispute over match fees is a symptom of deeper issues. Radical reform is needed, but the WRU must rebuild credibility first.
Denton Scout Group Stops Sale of Nursery Site for New Home
The 4th Denton Scout Group's campaign has paused Tameside council's sale of the former Stepping Stones Nursery, aiming to make it their permanent home for over 100 young members.
Ex-Border Force chief urges 3 changes to stop asylum crisis
Former Border Force chief Tony Smith calls for longer detention, better technology, and intelligence reforms after convicted smuggler Twana Jamal is found living in Leicester and working illegally.
Starmer Explores Late Pub Hours for England-Mexico Game
Sir Keir Starmer is considering steps to allow all pubs to open late for the England-Mexico World Cup match kicking off at 1am Monday, amid council licensing issues.
Albania EU Accession Risk Over Kushner Resort
MEPs warn Albania that EU accession talks are at risk if the government proceeds with a €1.4bn luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner on protected coastlines, violating EU environmental policy.
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Hanson, Lambie, Pocock Unite Against Aukus Secrecy
Jacqui Lambie, Pauline Hanson, and David Pocock form an unlikely alliance to back Rex Patrick's campaign against secrecy over Aukus nuclear waste storage, demanding government transparency.
Three Ways to Fix the US Supreme Court: Elie Mystal
Elie Mystal argues court reforms to rein in Supreme Court power are constitutional and necessary, discussing voting rights, immigration, and birthright citizenship decisions.
China-Japan Tensions: Militarism Accusations and Trade
China accuses Japan of 'reckless militarism' amid new export controls, while Japan protests incursions. Tensions over Taiwan, defense budgets, and history fuel a diplomatic rift with trade implications.
Hanson's Support Plateaus After Controversial Speech
Pauline Hanson's polling numbers have stalled after her National Press Club speech attacking multiculturalism, climate action, and the ABC. Even One Nation supporters express concerns.
Trump Compares Himself to Roosevelt at Bizarre Library Opening
Donald Trump dedicated a $450m Theodore Roosevelt library in North Dakota, drawing comparisons to the 26th president while largely ignoring his environmental legacy.
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Germany Must Reconnect with Identity After Third Straight World Cup Exit
Germany have been eliminated early from a World Cup for the third time in a row. Philipp Lahm argues the team lacks a clear identity and continuity, not talent.
Ukraine War: Over 2 Million Military Casualties, Study Finds
A CSIS study reports over 2 million military casualties from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with Russian losses far exceeding Ukrainian. A missile attack on Kyiv killed at least eight.
Mayors Should Get Sweeping Powers Over Social Care and Skills
JP Spencer, head of devolution policy at ThinkLabour, calls for mayors to control social care, childcare, and skills, backed by Andy Burnham's team as he eyes premiership.
Britons React to Burnham's 'No 10 North' Plan
Andy Burnham proposes creating a 'No 10 North' in Manchester to oversee devolution across the UK. Readers share mixed views: some praise the concept, others question costs and benefits.
UK Must Adapt to Drone Warfare or Risk Falling Behind
Drone technology has transformed warfare, making expensive tanks obsolete. The UK plans £5bn investment but experts question if it's enough to counter threats from Russia and terror groups.
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NSW Icac Inquiry into Liberal Party Branch Stacking
NSW Icac will hold an eight-week public inquiry from late July into corruption allegations involving Liberal figures, fugitive developer Jean Nassif, and branch stacking, including donations from prohibited donors.
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