British army told to halt non-essential training to save money
The British army has suspended collective training exercises for UK-based units for most of this year amid budget pressures, with tanks and Apache helicopters among cancelled drills.
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Milei: Falklands are Argentinean, oil sanctions planned
Argentina’s President Javier Milei reiterated the country’s claim on the Falkland Islands and announced sanctions on oil companies working in the area, amid renewed tensions after US President Donald Trump hinted the US would not help the UK in a future c
Malta reels from Caruana Galizia acquittal; journalists fear impunity
Malta is reeling from the shock acquittal of Yorgen Fenech in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, a verdict that has sparked outrage and fears for press freedom.
Farage vows to stop small boats within 100 days in power
Nigel Farage will pledge to halt Channel small boat crossings within 100 days of Reform UK entering government, as he addresses the party's Birmingham conference.
Burnham rejects 'anti-London' claims, vows to free up London
Prime Minister Andy Burnham rejects 'anti-London' claims, saying he wants to 'free up London to go faster and further' and work with Sadiq Khan.
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Milei: Falklands Are Argentinean, Vows Sanctions on Oil Firms
Argentina's President Javier Milei declared the Falklands Argentinean, announced sanctions on oil firms in the region, and revealed plans for a naval base in Tierra del Fuego.
Milei vows Falklands reclaim, oil sanctions
Argentina's President Javier Milei declares the nation has an 'obligation' to reclaim the Falkland Islands, announcing sanctions on oil firms operating near the territory.
MP warns young people to be careful on social media
Labour MP Lauren Edwards has advised young people to be careful about what they post on social media, re-stating her apology for tweets she made in her 20s that she said she deeply regrets.
Assisted dying Bill MP 'confident' Commons will vote yes
Lauren Edwards, the MP fronting the assisted dying Bill, says she is confident it will pass the upcoming Commons vote and is unconcerned by the PM's abstention.
Zelenskyy: US envoys to visit Kyiv, Moscow; Putin sees peace chance
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says US negotiators will visit Kyiv and Moscow in coming days to resume peace efforts, as Putin signals a chance for agreement and Trump urges an end to the war.
Daily Mail reruns offensive mock Welcome to Country at far-right rally
Daily Mail's report on March for Australia rally quotes offensive mock Welcome to Country and embeds video of Lisa Jane Spencer's skit, despite calling it cruel.
Milei declares Falklands Argentinean, threatens oil sanctions
Argentina's President Javier Milei reiterated the country's claim on the Falkland Islands and announced sanctions on oil companies working in the area, citing renewed tensions.
Milei: Argentina has 'obligation' to recover Falklands
Argentina's President Javier Milei says the nation has an 'obligation' to recover the Falkland Islands, calling them 'Argentinean' and warning of sanctions on oil firms.
Milei declares Falklands Argentine, unveils punitive measures
Argentine President Javier Milei declared the Falklands 'Argentinean, historically and legally' in a national address, announcing punitive measures against businesses on the islands and calling the territory 'under British occupation'.
Trump names Adam Telle acting army secretary after Driscoll exit
Donald Trump named Adam Telle as acting army secretary after Daniel Driscoll resigned amid reported tensions with Pete Hegseth. Telle, assistant secretary for civil works, will oversee the army.
North Shields councillor quits Labour group citing lack of support
Josephine Mudzingwa, North Tyneside's first black councillor, has resigned the Labour whip to become an independent, citing a lack of support and mental health concerns.
Missouri court blocks Trump-backed congressional maps
Missouri's supreme court unanimously blocked new congressional districts backed by Donald Trump from November elections and ordered a statewide vote on the map.
Reform UK conference branded hypocritical over Chinese goods
Reform UK's conference was branded hypocritical after deputy leader Richard Tice criticised China while Reform-branded Chinese goods were sold nearby.
Trump: Iran war saved UK from nuclear attack
Donald Trump said he saved the UK from nuclear attack by waging war against Iran, criticising Britain for not helping in the conflict.
FIFA Accuses UEFA of Smear Campaign Against Infantino
FIFA has accused UEFA of running a smear campaign against Gianni Infantino in court filings, amid legal action over the failed World Cup shares plan.
Reform UK reported to police over funding breach claims
Reform UK has been reported to police over allegations it breached donation rules by having polling paid for by an overseas company, with three polls costing £32,500 funded by a US firm.
Garry Bridges Vows Major Improvements as Manchester Council Leader
Garry Bridges was formally appointed Manchester council leader on September 3, vowing to prioritise social housing and tackle poverty after narrowly winning a Labour vote.
Reform UK officials filmed in foreign donation plot
Undercover footage shows Reform UK officials appearing to plot to bypass electoral laws on foreign donations, with a fake US donor paying £30,000 for polling that benefited the party.
Henry: players have more power than they think amid Fifa scandals
Thierry Henry says players have more power than they think to change football, as Fifa faces scrutiny over scandals and the 2026 World Cup.
Arsenal avoid Liverpool and Man Utd contract crisis next summer
Arsenal will have no players out of contract next summer after Gabriel Martinelli's £60m move to Al-Hilal, unlike Liverpool and Manchester United facing key decisions.
Sabotage, leaks and political ties: the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder trial
A Maltese businessman has been cleared of involvement in the journalist’s death, but his trial revealed the challenges faced by those leading the search for her killers.
British Army suspends major war games to save £30m
The British Army has suspended major training exercises to save £30m, prompting warnings that the move could undermine UK military readiness and has been called a 'scandal'.
US House passes bill penalizing universities that boycott Israel
The US House passed the Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act, requiring universities receiving federal funds to certify they do not restrict Israel-related programs. It now heads to the Senate.
Kremlin sabotage bid sparks major diplomatic row with Germany
Germany accuses Russia of a drone attack on Leipzig airport; Moscow retaliates by closing German cultural centres, deepening NATO-Russia tensions to a post-WWII low.
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