Argentina enforces Falklands oil sanctions against 45
Argentina has launched sanction proceedings against 45 people and companies over oil exploration around the Falkland Islands, escalating tensions with the UK.
Category : Politics
Alvarez snubs City return as Martinelli ignores Arteta
Julian Alvarez reportedly ignored a late £128m Manchester City approach, while Gabriel Martinelli failed to mention Mikel Arteta in his Arsenal farewell post.
Zelenskyy calls for air truce as US envoys head to Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on Russia to halt air attacks during a visit by US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, as a Russian drone struck the SBU headquarters in Kyiv, injuring at least nine people.
Milei demands UK hand over Falklands like Hong Kong
Argentina's President Javier Milei has demanded the UK return the Falkland Islands, proposing a handover similar to Hong Kong's, while UK officials reaffirm the islands remain British.
Burnham under fire over 'staggering' tuition fee rise
Tuition fees for English universities have risen by 879% since 1998, with Prime Minister Andy Burnham accused of breaking his pledge to scrap them.
Farage to close Reform conference amid donations row
Nigel Farage will close Reform UK's conference in Birmingham on Saturday, as the party faces a fresh row over political donations and a police complaint.
Judge blocks Trump mail voting order, setback before midterms
A federal judge extended a block on Trump's mail voting executive order, a major setback as states begin sending mail ballots for the midterms.
Corrections: Stewart Lee interview, puzzle, Aberdeen geography
The Nerve is co-founded by Carole Cadwalladr, not merely funded; the puzzle answer was 'saga'; Aberdeen is east of Bristol, not west.
Milei urges Hong Kong-style Falklands handover to Argentina
Argentina's president Javier Milei has suggested the Falkland Islands should be handed over to Argentina in a deal similar to the UK's return of Hong Kong to China.
Moyes: no contact with Everton owner in 20 months
David Moyes has not spoken to Everton owner Dan Friedkin since returning as manager in January 2025, and remains defiant after a difficult transfer window.
Royal fans: 'Leave William alone' amid Harry feud pressure
Royal fans overwhelmingly say Prince William should not be the 'bigger brother' and try to end the feud with Prince Harry, a new poll shows.
Reform insiders tip early election and Yusuf leadership bid
Reform UK sources expect a general election as soon as December, with David Bull claiming Labour are 'running scared' and insiders tipping Zia Yusuf to challenge Nigel Farage.
Farage's Reform Conference Unravels Amid Scandals and Protests
Nigel Farage's Reform UK conference speech was disrupted by protests and overshadowed by scandals, including a sting on foreign donations, as the party faces scrutiny and falling support.
Farage: Reform broke no law amid donation revelations
Nigel Farage tells Reform UK's conference that Channel 4 allegations of breaching donation rules stem from fear, as two officials are suspended.
White House launches Trump-themed arcade games
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Reform UK conference descends into chaos in Birmingham
Reform UK's Birmingham conference descended into chaos as donor scandal, resignations and climate protests overshadowed Nigel Farage's speech, drawing comparisons to Theresa May's conference disaster.
Farage French small boat deal labelled daft and dangerous
Nigel Farage signed a non-binding agreement with France's National Rally to return small boat migrants, but Labour dismissed it as a 'meaningless document packed with daft and dangerous ideas'.
Ex-labor secretary drank on job and created 'toxic' environment, report says
A Labor Department report alleges Lori Chavez-DeRemer drank during work hours, kept alcohol on federal property, and made a staffer attend a strip club on a personal trip.
Newcastle Reform UK councillor criticised over West Road remarks
Newcastle Reform UK councillor Daniel Astley has been urged to apologise after appearing to endorse the 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory during an anti-racism debate.
Trump's midterm strategy: self-sabotage or narcissism?
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Reform UK donations exposé splits party as Farage faces new crisis
Reform UK's conference has been overshadowed by a Channel 4 News exposé on donations, exposing a split in the party and adding to Nigel Farage's woes.
US Senate Passes Stopgap Bill to Avert Government Shutdown
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Tory reshuffle: Badenoch's shadow cabinet changes raise eyebrows
Kemi Badenoch reshuffles her shadow cabinet, appointing Tom Tugendhat as shadow foreign secretary and Andrew Griffith as shadow chancellor, raising questions about the party's direction.
UK-France crackdown on small boats fails to offer safe routes
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Mike Dean's 8 Most Controversial Moments: Wenger Row to Celebration
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Postcode Lottery: Winning Streets Aug 29-Sep 4
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Premier League returns with full fixture list as focus shifts to football
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UK's Falklands commitment 'absolute and unshakeable'
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said the Falklands are British because islanders choose to be British, after Argentina's Javier Milei reiterated the claim and vowed sanctions on oil firms.
Farage aides step down after undercover donations report
Two Nigel Farage aides, James Orr and Dan Jukes, stepped down pending a Reform UK investigation into Channel 4 News allegations of breaching donation rules via an overseas company.
UK hits back at Milei Falklands plan: 'absolute and unshakeable'
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting says Britain's commitment to the Falklands is 'absolute and unshakeable' after Argentina's Javier Milei announced punitive measures on the islands.
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