Sarah Mullally Installed as First Female Archbishop of Canterbury Amid Church Turmoil
Sarah Mullally becomes first female Archbishop of Canterbury, facing safeguarding and division challenges.
Sarah Mullally becomes first female Archbishop of Canterbury, facing safeguarding and division challenges.
Pacific Islands Forum opens in Solomon Islands with climate crisis and China influence on agenda, as external partners excluded from talks.
Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews was arrested over a private civil matter in Dubai, not espionage as previously claimed. He may be released soon after paying a fine.
Scottish Labour MSPs rebel against Westminster control as Andy Burnham prepares to become PM, demanding more autonomy.
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Simon Cowell praises Stacey Solomon for stepping in as a BGT judge after he fell ill, calling her 'incredible'.
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Over 180,000 join London pro-Palestine march, one of UK's largest, with calls for sanctions on Israel amid ceasefire.
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Monty Don breached BBC rules by wearing a Barbour jacket on Gardeners' World while promoting the brand. The BBC reminded him of guidelines.
British murderer Ian Griffin, released early in France for killing fiancée, jailed again in UK for assaulting his father.
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Analysis argues Trump's America echoes Confederate values, with resurgence of white male dominance, gun violence, and attacks on civil rights.
Iran strikes Kuwait airport, killing one and wounding 63 including Americans, as Trump says ceasefire talks continue.
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An analysis of Vladimir Putin's inner circle and their roles in the Ukraine war, including Shoigu, Gerasimov, and Patrushev.
White House slams Nobel Committee after Trump loses peace prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado.
Gerry Hutch, a Dublin gangland figure, campaigns on anti-immigrant platform in Irish byelection, drawing support and controversy.
Labour faces internal row over candidate selection in Liverpool, with claims of stitch-up and democratic rights denied.
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English Heritage unveils a £1m reconstruction of a 4,500-year-old Neolithic hall near Stonehenge, built by volunteers and opening this summer.
White House aide Stephen Miller threatens CNN with defamation lawsuit after heated exchange with Jim Acosta over immigration bill.
Met Police expands Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor inquiry, contacts former protection officers and reviews London airport flight records for Epstein links.
Federal agencies and staff are using official communications to blame Democrats for the government shutdown, potentially violating the Hatch Act.
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