Australia Refuses US Request to Send Ships to Strait of Hormuz
Australia refuses US request for naval help in Strait of Hormuz; Trump warns NATO allies of consequences.
Category : Politics
West Ham Relegated from Premier League as Tottenham Survive
Tottenham's 1-0 win over Everton relegates West Ham despite 3-0 victory against Leeds.
Trump Aide Leavitt's Spotify Wrapped Includes Taylor Swift
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's Spotify Wrapped reveals Taylor Swift among her top five artists, despite Trump's feud.
Labour Deputy Leadership Race Begins as Phillipson and Powell Offer Contrasting Visions
Bridget Phillipson and Lucy Powell launch Labour deputy leadership bids with contrasting visions for the role.
Starmer Confirms EU Summit Date Amid Brexit Betrayal Claims
Starmer confirms July 22 EU summit amid criticism from Badenoch and Farage, who call it a Brexit betrayal.
Johnson Calls For Immediate Deployment of Non-Combat Troops to Ukraine
Boris Johnson calls for immediate deployment of non-combat UK troops to Ukraine, arguing Western delays embolden Putin. MoD states troops only after ceasefire.
Bilingualism 'Boosts Brain Power' by Fine-Tuning Sound Processing
US study finds bilingualism fine-tunes the brain's sound processing, offering cognitive advantages similar to musicians' benefits.
Mexico vows to tighten security after fatal shooting at Teotihuacan pyramids
Mexico boosts security at tourist sites after a shooting at Teotihuacan pyramids kills a Canadian tourist, weeks before the World Cup.
Starmer Vows to Campaign for Burnham in Makerfield Byelection
PM Keir Starmer pledges to campaign for Andy Burnham in Makerfield byelection; Reeves cuts VAT on summer attractions; net migration falls; trade envoy vetting lacked; Streeting proposes wealth tax; EHRC updates single-sex guidance.
Reform UK Accused of Sowing Division in Welsh TV Debate
Reform UK faces criticism in Caerphilly byelection debate over immigration rhetoric, as poll shows party leading ahead of Labour and Plaid Cymru.
White House Urges UK to Avoid Social Media Ban for Under-16s
White House urges UK not to ban social media for under-16s, warning of 'disproportionate' burden on US tech firms. UK plans to ban harmful apps and restrict features.
Tamil Nadu CM removes astrologer advisor after backlash
Tamil Nadu's new chief minister Vijay revoked the appointment of his astrologer as government advisor after public and political backlash.
IFS Slams Tories and Labour, Backs Lib Dem Tax Plan
IFS analysis finds Tories and Labour lack credible fiscal plans, while praising Lib Dem income tax rise and Brexit stance.
Three Evacuated from Hantavirus Cruise Ship, Including British Doctor
Three evacuated from hantavirus-hit cruise ship, including British guide. Ship allowed to dock in Canary Islands amid low public health risk.
Reeves Urged to Reassure MPs Over Public Finances Amid £6bn-Ayear Send Costs
Reeves under pressure over £6bn Send costs; MPs seek transparency on public finances and budget surplus risk.
Ghislaine Maxwell Never Saw Trump in ‘Any Inappropriate Setting’, Transcript Shows
Ghislaine Maxwell denies seeing Trump in inappropriate settings, says she knows of no Epstein client list, in newly released DOJ interview transcript.
Arne Slot Confident of Remaining Liverpool Manager Next Season
Arne Slot says he expects to stay as Liverpool manager next season, citing contract and club talks, despite a difficult campaign.
Carney Vows to Build Better Canada After Alberta Independence Vote
PM Carney vows better Canada after Alberta announces independence vote plan; experts and business leaders react.
Putin's Kherson Retreat Indicates Strategy Shift
Putin distances himself from Kherson retreat, signalling a pragmatic shift to freeze conflict and regroup military forces.
Peter Tatchell Arrested at Pro-Palestine March Over Placard Slogan
Peter Tatchell arrested at London pro-Palestine march for carrying 'globalise the intifada' placard; he calls arrest an attack on free speech.
Emily Atack Shows Off Slimmed-Down Physique While Wedding Dress Shopping
Emily Atack, 36, spotted shopping for wedding dress at Evelie boutique in London, showing off her slimmed-down figure and recent weight loss transformation.
Trump's Venezuela Operation Tests Congressional War Powers
Donald Trump's arrest of Nicolás Maduro without prior congressional notification challenges the 1973 War Powers Resolution and executive limits.
PWHL Secures First US National TV Deal with Scripps for Detroit Game
PWHL announces first US national TV broadcast on ION via Scripps for neutral-site Detroit game between Sirens and Victoire, with potential long-term deal.
Israel Revokes Visas of Australian Representatives to Palestinian Authority
Israel revokes visas of Australian envoys after Australia cancelled visa for far-right Israeli politician Simcha Rothman, drawing criticism from both sides.
Labour Secretary's Husband Banned Over Sexual Assault Claims
Shawn DeRemer, husband of US Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, barred from department after sexual assault allegations by two female staff.
Anna Maxwell Martin's Children Find Her TV Roles 'Cringe'
Anna Maxwell Martin says her daughters 'hate' Motherland and find her role embarrassing, as she discusses Bafta win and possible Line of Duty spin-off.
Putin’s Partial Mobilisation Raises Stakes in Ukraine War
Putin announces partial military mobilisation, escalating Ukraine war with anti-Western rhetoric and nuclear threats.
Case: Budget Critical for Centrist Politics Survival
Simon Case says centre-ground parties risk losing voters if budget fails to fix economic problems; warns on tax promises and illegal vape crackdown.
Gerbera Drones Used in Poland Airspace Breach, Zelenskyy Calls for Joint European Air Shield
Russia used cheap Gerbera drones in Poland airspace violation; Zelenskyy urges European air shield amid Nato tensions.
Starmer Warned Time Running Out to Repair Faltering Leadership
Labour MPs warn Keir Starmer's leadership is faltering after disastrous week, with challenge possible if local elections go badly.
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