French Nationals Arrested in Denmark for Drone Espionage
Two French nationals arrested in Denmark for drone espionage linked to Russia's shadow fleet, causing airport closures.
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BBC World Service Funding Crisis: Readers Warn of Strategic Loss
Readers defend BBC World Service amid funding cuts, citing its strategic role and historical importance for unbiased news globally.
Badenoch Accused of Interfering in Greensill Probe Linked to Cameron
Lex Greensill accuses Kemi Badenoch of interfering in insolvency case to protect David Cameron from lobbying scandal scrutiny.
Pacific Islands Back Israel Amid Gaza War Censure
Pacific Islands provide vital UN support for Israel amid Gaza war censure, driven by religious ties and strategic alignment.
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Harry Enfield Diagnosed with Surfer's Ear from Cold Water Swimming
Harry Enfield reveals surfer's ear from cold water swimming; expert explains causes, prevention, and treatment of exostosis.
Texas Democrat Talarico leads senator Cornyn and AG Paxton in Senate race poll
Texas Democrat James Talarico leads Senator John Cornyn and AG Ken Paxton in a new poll, boosting Democratic Senate hopes.
Reform Council's Nottingham Post Ban 'Attack on Local Democracy'
Reform UK council leader bans councillors from engaging with Nottingham Post, sparking accusations of an attack on local democracy and free speech.
Over a third of Republican voters want new direction away from Trump, poll finds
37% of Republican voters want a new direction away from Trump, per NYT/Siena poll, with divisions on Iran war and tariffs.
UK and Ireland to unveil new Troubles legacy proposals
UK and Irish governments to announce new framework for Troubles legacy, replacing controversial Legacy Act with reformed investigative agency.
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Dells Donate $6.25bn to Encourage Families to Claim 'Trump Accounts'
Michael and Susan Dell donate $6.25bn to encourage families to claim Trump accounts, new investment accounts for children created under Trump's legislation.
UK Pensioners Urged to Check Entitlement for Extra Benefits and Discounts
UK pensioners may be missing out on extra benefits and discounts beyond their State Pension, including Pension Credit, Council Tax reductions, and winter heating help.
Farage Accused of 'Parroting Kremlin Lines' Over Ukraine Troop Stance
Nigel Farage faces accusations of parroting Kremlin lines after opposing UK troop deployment to Ukraine, sparking Labour criticism over national security commitment.
Republican Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa Will Not Seek Re-election
Republican Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa will not seek re-election in 2026, opening a competitive Senate seat amid Trump clashes and Democratic hopes.
Former SNP council leader jailed for decade of sex abuse
Former SNP council leader Jordan Linden jailed for 18 months for sexual offences against young men and boys over a decade.
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Ex-Marines Detail Toxic Culture and Sexism in Corps
Ex-Marines detail toxic culture and sexism in the US Marine Corps, calling for radical change after a scandal involving a secret Facebook page sharing nude photos of female marines.
Nadine Dorries defects to Reform, saying Conservative party ‘is dead’
Nadine Dorries defects to Reform UK, calling the Conservative party 'dead', as Reform gains momentum and donations from ex-Tory donors.
Ryanair Boss Calls for Ban on Early Morning Airport Pints Amid Rise in Bad Behaviour
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary calls for banning early-morning airport alcohol sales to curb disruptive passenger incidents, which have risen to nearly one flight diversion per day.
Nine US soldiers killed in training helicopter crash in Kentucky
Nine US soldiers died when two Army helicopters crashed during a training mission in Kentucky. An investigation is underway.
Argentina’s ‘European’ Self-Image Under Renewed Scrutiny After Racist Incidents in Brazil
Racist incidents involving Argentine tourists in Brazil spark debate on Argentina's European self-image and racial identity.
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Covid Inquiry Slams Sturgeon's Leadership In Scotland
Covid inquiry finds Nicola Sturgeon excluded advisers from decisions, criticises UK leaders for pandemic failures.
Badenoch's Last Shot: Tory Conference Crisis
Kemi Badenoch faces a crisis at Tory conference with low polls, defections, and criticised policies like repealing climate laws.
Labour Civil War Erupts Over Juvenile No 10 Coup Briefings
Labour civil war erupts as Wes Streeting denies plotting against Keir Starmer, with No10 accused of bunker mode and damaging briefings.
British Woman Detained in Dubai Over Swear Word in WhatsApp Message
British woman detained in Dubai after flatmate reports her for a swear word in a WhatsApp message during a lockdown argument.
Father Ted Creator Arrested Over Transgender Posts
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan arrested at Heathrow over social media posts on transgender issues, sparking backlash from figures like JK Rowling.
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Labour Deputy Leadership Race: Powell and Phillipson Emerge as Frontrunners
Lucy Powell and Bridget Phillipson are frontrunners in the Labour deputy leadership race, with Powell leading in member polls.
Russian Orthodox Church in Amsterdam Severs Ties with Moscow Over Ukraine War
Russian Orthodox church in Amsterdam splits with Moscow patriarchate over Ukraine invasion, seeking to join Constantinople.
US backs UK demand for toll-free Strait of Hormuz passage
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio insists international law prohibits tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, backing the UK's stance amid ongoing uncertainty over the strategic waterway in US-Iran talks.
Sheffield Shooting Fundraiser Hits £18,000 for Son
Over £18,000 raised for son of Shanice Brookes, 30, shot dead in Sheffield. Two charged with murder and other offences.
Federal Judge Bans ICE Arrests at Manhattan Immigration Courts
Federal judge bans ICE arrests at three Manhattan immigration courts, except in rare safety cases, citing fear of arrest for immigrants.
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King Charles Celebrates Official Birthday with Trooping the Colour Ceremony
King Charles III celebrated his official birthday with the Trooping the Colour parade, joined by the royal family and thousands of spectators in London.
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