Trump urges Zelensky to halt strikes on Russian diesel
Donald Trump called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop strikes on diesel fuel in Russia, warning the attacks are causing a shortage.
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Trump continues Ireland trip amid unity row
Donald Trump is continuing his Ireland visit after backing Irish unification, prompting a diplomatic row with UK Conservatives and Downing Street.
Natalie Harp's huge bag sparks mystery on Trump's Ireland trip
White House aide Natalie Harp was photographed straining under an oversized bag as she accompanied President Trump on his two-day visit to Ireland, sparking online speculation.
Tugendhat blasts Trump as 'incoherent' over Falklands
Tom Tugendhat calls Donald Trump 'completely incoherent' after the US President questioned the UK's ability to defend the Falklands against Argentina.
Osborne urges UK to rejoin EU customs union
Former Chancellor George Osborne says Britain should rejoin the EU customs union to boost the economy, sparking Brexiteer backlash.
Reform UK launches Women for Reform to boost female support
Reform UK has launched Women for Reform, a new national network to support female members and encourage more women to stand as candidates, amid criticism over its treatment of women.
Musk and AfD: A Symbiotic Far-Right Alliance
Elon Musk and Germany's AfD have developed a symbiotic relationship to spread far-right views in both Germany and the US, following the party's state election victory.
Harry and Meghan UK return met with public indifference, poll shows
A new Ipsos poll reveals the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have low popularity in Britain, with most people indifferent to their return and little support for a royal reconciliation.
Celtic board must face mirror if soft touch scenario plays out
Hugh Keevins says Celtic's real problem isn't Yang's absence but a lack of defensive reinforcements and a board that hides behind domestic dominance as European failures mount.
UK citizenship test: Can you pass the official exam?
The official UK citizenship test has 24 questions and requires 18 correct answers to pass. Questions come from the Home Office-approved Life in the UK handbook.
Liberal Remainer predicts Farage as next PM, may back Reform
Liberal Remainer Nick Tyrone's new book on Reform UK suggests Nigel Farage could be next PM, and he may vote Reform at the next election.
Harry and Meghan's 'Private Citizens' Fury Exposes Status Hunger
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly object to being called 'private citizens' by Buckingham Palace, preferring 'public figures'. The row exposes their need for VIP status for security and commercial interests.
UK citizenship test: Can you pass? 18 out of 24 needed
The official UK citizenship test requires 18 out of 24 correct answers to pass. Questions come from the Home Office-approved handbook, and research shows two-thirds of British nationals would fail.
Fagan: SNP must fix basics before IndyRef2
Scottish Labour leadership hopeful Joe Fagan says the SNP should 'fix the basics' before demanding another independence referendum, as he vies to replace Anas Sarwar after the party's disastrous Holyrood election result.
Trump United Ireland Comments Strain UK-US Ties
Donald Trump said he'd 'love to see' a united Ireland, sparking fury among UK and unionist politicians and straining relations with London.
Green Party leader hit by resignations amid misogyny claims
Female councillors and officers have reportedly quit the Green Party over 'extraordinary instances of misogyny', in a blow to leader Zack Polanski ahead of a by-election bid.
Australia's missing human rights act risks AI rationing of care
Without laws requiring transparency or review, algorithmic tools could ration human rights, warns Julianne Schultz, citing catastrophic aged care failures.
Osborne criticised for 'proud' austerity claim
George Osborne has been criticised after claiming he was proud of a Government that delivered six years of austerity, insisting people would be grateful compared to what came after.
Trump Humiliates Burnham in Brutal Speech on UK Immigration
Donald Trump blasted the UK's immigration crisis and lack of support for the US, taking a humiliating swipe at Prime Minister Andy Burnham during a speech in Dublin.
Radfords' inheritance row: Stepfather cuts Noel out of will
Noel Radford discovers his stepfather Clive left his late mum Valerie's £500,000 home to the cleaner, cutting him and his brother Ian out of the will.
Trump: Irish unification would be 'a very cool thing'
US President Donald Trump said Irish unification would be 'a very cool thing' and that it is 'going to happen eventually' during his visit to Dublin.
Billionaires' £72m Reform donations spark 'dark day' warning
Campaigners warn of a 'dark day for democracy' after two billionaires gave Reform UK £72 million, the largest political donations in British history.
Trump says he'd 'love to see Ireland unified' in Dublin
US President Donald Trump said he would love to see Ireland unified, claiming it will eventually happen, during a meeting with Irish PM Micheal Martin in Dublin.
Trump Irish Unity Call and Falklands Remark Rattle UK
Donald Trump called for a united Ireland and questioned UK commitment to the Falklands, while PM Andy Burnham has ruled out a referendum on Irish unification.
GB News Halts for Trump Dublin Arrival After Health Fears
GB News interrupted programming as Donald Trump landed in Dublin, hours after concern over an apparent facial droop at a 9/11 service.
Trump's wild week: Snoozing at 9/11, trying to buy election
Donald Trump heads to Dublin after a week of controversy, including appearing to sleep at the 9/11 Pentagon ceremony, promising $5,000 cheques, and urging supporters to 'cheat like hell'.
Trump lands in Dublin for two-day Ireland visit amid protests
Donald Trump touched down at Dublin Airport for a two-day visit to Ireland, where protests are planned and water cannons are on standby. Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly said there will be no tolerance for public disorder.
Crypto billionaire's record £36m donation to Reform UK
Ben Delo, a cryptocurrency tycoon pardoned by Donald Trump, has given Reform UK £36 million, the largest single donation in British political history, sparking criticism from opposition parties.
Burnham's IndyRef2 comments gift SNP, says McCall
Andy Burnham's suggestion that IndyRef2 could be held if public opinion demanded it has been seized on by John Swinney as a gift to the SNP, says Chris McCall.
Seven Up! Finale Shows Britain's Class System Still Rigid
As ITV's Seven Up! concludes with participants turning 70, the series confirms Britain's class system remains resilient, with privilege still dictating life outcomes.
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