Trump Offers to Broker Ukraine Peace in Call with Putin
Trump offers to mediate Ukraine peace in call with Putin; Zelenskyy sees 'real prospect' to end war; Ukraine denies loss of Kostyantynivka amid drone strikes.
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US Venezuela Action Raises Anzus Questions For Australia
US seizure of Venezuelan president raises legal and defence questions for Australia under Anzus and Aukus treaties.
Megyn Kelly Criticises Fox News Coverage of Trump's Venezuela Raid
Megyn Kelly criticises Fox News for 'Russian propaganda'-like coverage of Trump's Venezuela raid, as conservative media largely backs the intervention.
Senator Grassley Releases FBI Memo Alleging Biden Bribes from Ukraine
Senator Chuck Grassley releases unclassified FBI memo alleging Joe and Hunter Biden accepted bribes from Ukrainian firm Burisma; claims unverified.
Australian Vigils for Khamenei Condemned by Community and Politicians
Iranian Australian community criticises mosques for mourning Ayatollah Khamenei after his death in US strikes; political leaders condemn vigils.
Jess Phillips Resigns Over Gaza Ceasefire Vote Rebellion
Eight Labour frontbenchers resign as 56 MPs defy Starmer to vote for Gaza ceasefire, dealing major blow to party unity.
King Charles' US state visit deemed success by Britons, IPSOS poll shows
New poll shows 58% of Britons view King Charles' US state visit as a success, with 46% hopeful for improved UK-US relations.
Trump's Venezuela Operation: A New Era of US Intervention
Trump orders airstrikes and abduction of Venezuela's Maduro, declaring US will run country and sell its oil, flouting international law.
Trump Accused of Undermining US Election Confidence Ahead of Midterms
Donald Trump's address aimed to undermine US election confidence before midterms, repeating unsubstantiated claims about China and voter fraud.
Judge Resigns After Conviction for Obstructing Immigrant Arrest
Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan resigns after conviction for helping an undocumented immigrant evade arrest by ICE and FBI.
BBFC deploys AI to classify entire HBO Max UK catalogue
BBFC uses AI to rate HBO Max shows like The Pitt and Game of Thrones spinoff, cutting classification time from four years to six months.
Met Police Bans Pro-Palestine Rally Near BBC Over Synagogue Concerns
Met Police bans pro-Palestine march from BBC headquarters due to proximity to synagogue on Shabbat, citing disruption concerns.
Congolese in Ireland Fear Rising Racism After Death of Yves Sakila
Hundreds protest in Ireland after Congolese man Yves Sakila dies in restraint, sparking fears of rising racism and hostility towards immigrants.
Green Party candidate quits by-election over false flag ambulance attack claim
Green Party candidate Chris Kennedy quits Makerfield by-election after sharing false flag claim about Golders Green ambulance arson attack.
Wales News Live: Thursday July 30 Updates
Stay informed with WalesOnline's live blog covering breaking news, weather, traffic, and travel across Wales on Thursday, July 30.
Denmark Rejects US Takeover of Greenland After Renewed Trump Threats
Danish PM asserts US has no right to annex Greenland after Trump renews threats; Greenland PM dismisses social media post.
White House Backtracks on Claims About Man Killed by Federal Agents in Minnesota
White House backtracks on claims about Alex Pretti after video contradicts initial portrayal as gunman; Trump coordinates with Governor Walz.
Portland protests: black leaders warn movement being co-opted by white activists
Black leaders in Portland say white activists are co-opting Black Lives Matter protests, as confrontations with federal agents distract from racial justice goals.
New Book Claims BBC Cover-Up Over Diana Interview Scandal
New book 'Dianarama' claims BBC cover-up over Martin Bashir's Diana interview, using unreleased emails and Charles Spencer's cooperation.
Greater Manchester Mayoral Election: Vote or Don't Complain
Greater Manchester mayoral election turnout may drop below 29% as residents face democracy fatigue. The next mayor will shape transport, policing, housing, and jobs for years to come.
Republicans Distance Themselves as Trump Qualifies Venezuela Running Claim
Trump qualifies claim US will 'run' Venezuela after abduction of Maduro; top Republicans backpedal as interim leader Rodríguez signals compliance.
Trump’s Thanksgiving Turkey Pardon Descends into Political Rant
Trump’s Thanksgiving turkey pardon ceremony turned political with rambling jokes, criticism of opponents, and a new White House patio.
Badenoch Accuses Geldof Of Spreading Gaza Aid Lies
Kemi Badenoch clashes with Bob Geldof over Gaza aid, rejecting his claims that Israel is lying about the humanitarian situation.
Sarwar Calls For Starmer To Quit Amid Mandelson Scandal Fallout
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calls for Keir Starmer to resign amid the Mandelson scandal fallout, but the PM tells MPs he will not walk away.
Hegseth's Kentucky Campaign Stop Raises Hatch Act Questions
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth campaigns for a primary challenger in Kentucky, prompting Hatch Act scrutiny.
Trump's Epstein Files Handling Inflames QAnon Followers
Trump's handling of Epstein files sparks backlash from MAGA and QAnon supporters, revealing deep divisions.
White House Press Secretary Brands Reporter 'Left Wing Hack' in Heated Exchange
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called a reporter a 'leftwing hack' after he questioned ICE actions following the killing of Renee Good.
UK seeks clarity on US plans for Venezuela after Maduro capture
UK government urges peaceful Venezuela transition after US captures Maduro, awaiting clarity on legality and US plans, amid domestic criticism.
Sabrina Carpenter Condemns White House for Using Her Song in ICE Raids Video
Sabrina Carpenter criticises White House for using her song 'Juno' in ICE raids video, calling it 'evil and disgusting'.
Geert Wilders Wins Dutch General Election in Major Upset
Anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders’ PVV wins 37 seats in Dutch election, far ahead, shaking Dutch and European politics.
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