Minister Blames Online Actors for Belfast Racist Riots
Northern Ireland's justice minister Naomi Long says online 'bad faith actors' incited racism after a stabbing, leading to bus and car burnings in Belfast.
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One Nation Senator's Eligibility Questioned Over Snowy Hydro
Australia's leading constitutional expert says One Nation senator Tyron Whitten could be disqualified under section 44 due to family company contracts with Snowy Hydro.
BBC Breakfast fury over Belfast stabbing remarks
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Naomi Long faced backlash on BBC Breakfast after condemning Belfast protests following a stabbing. Viewers criticized her remarks.
Trump's Rants: Pope, Transgenic Mice, and Third Term Hints
Donald Trump's second term is marked by erratic rants on Truth Social, attacks on the Pope, bizarre claims about transgender mice, and hints at a third term despite constitutional limits.
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Express Reporter Flees After Being Followed in Belfast Riots
Express reporter Conor Wilson was forced to flee after being followed during Belfast riots. He had interviewed a masked protester before a van circled back, prompting him to leave for safety.
Makerfield by-election fatigue hits voters as polling day nears
Voters in Makerfield express by-election fatigue and mixed loyalties between Labour and Reform UK as the June 18 poll approaches, with some undecided.
Sky News Halted for Belfast Violence Breaking News
Sky News broke into programming as peaceful Belfast protests escalated into violence, with burning barricades and vehicles. Journalist Amanda Ferguson reported live.
Starmer Vows to Fight Burnham Challenge, Risking Labour Split
Keir Starmer signals he will not resign if Andy Burnham returns to Westminster, threatening a divisive leadership contest that could shatter Labour unity.
Woman Saves Family from Mob During Belfast Unrest
A Belfast woman helped a family escape as protesters stormed their home during unrest following a stabbing attack, fearing they would be beaten.
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EU backs migrant return hubs: 46 nations endorse plan
European Union capitals are set to back plans to send failed asylum seekers to detention centres outside member countries, giving a major boost to migrant deportation hubs.
Sold to Trump Family: Last Undeveloped Med Island
A pristine Greek island, one of the last undeveloped in the Mediterranean, has been sold to the Trump family, sparking environmental and local concerns.
Only 1 in 10 Europeans see US as ally, survey finds
A new survey reveals that only one in ten Europeans view the US as an ally, with majorities doubting American military support in case of attack.
Putin and Trump Trapped in Losing Battles Against Reality
An analysis of how Putin and Trump, despite different conflicts, share an authoritarian delusion that traps them in unwinnable wars, with implications for Ukraine and Iran.
Makerfield By-Election Polls Voters on Water and Wealth Tax Posts
In the Makerfield by-election, voters are being polled on their views of social media posts concerning water and wealth tax, reflecting a new campaign tactic.
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UK charities gave £28m to illegal Israeli settlements
Labour MP Melanie Ward urges Charity Commission to investigate 32 UK charities that donated at least £28m to illegal Israeli settlements, potentially costing taxpayers £5.6m in gift aid.
Iran Missile Attack Targets US Base in Jordan
Iran claims missile attack on US base in Jordan; US strikes on Iran retaliate for downed helicopter. Tensions rise across the Middle East.
Social Media's Role in Belfast Riots: Musk and Robinson
Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson used social media to stoke unrest in Belfast, leading to riots with homes and cars set alight. Political leaders urged calm amid the chaos.
Tories Force Vote on Rail Discounts for Veterans and Youth
Conservatives will force a Commons vote to protect rail discounts for veterans, armed forces families, and young people amid Labour's rail nationalisation plans.
Starmer's Defence Cuts Risk Emboldening Putin, Expert Warns
Labour's reported plan to scrap F-35A fighter jet purchases could leave UK vulnerable and weaken deterrence against Russia, defence experts warn.
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Wales Live News: Weather, Traffic and Updates June 10
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Stockport fears grow over inequality in funding
Stockport councillors voice concerns that parts of the borough are being left behind as major developments like the £20m Marple hub proceed, sparking debates over fair investment.
Whitefield Junction Plans Confusion
Conflicting information from councillors and Bury council leaves Whitefield junction upgrade plans unclear, with no active work or consultation expected soon.
Plaid Cymru MP Seeks Devolution of Welsh Rail
Plaid Cymru MP Ann Davies has tabled three amendments to the Railways Bill, calling for the devolution of rail to Wales and addressing historic underfunding.
Murrell's Early Plea Would Have Hit SNP Election: Expert
Professor James Mitchell says Peter Murrell's earlier guilty plea would have had a 'major impact' on the Holyrood election, potentially jeopardizing the SNP-Green majority.
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Record View demands an inquiry into the Peter Murrell scandal, questioning delays in court and legal aid decisions, to restore public trust.
Swansea Council Leader on Senedd Heartache and Loss
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Europe Fears Trump and Vance: A Continent's Warning
Europe grows increasingly wary as Trump and Vance rise. A warning from across the Atlantic about the dangers of their populist agenda and its impact on global stability.
Defence Investment Row Damages Cabinet Relations
Disagreements over the UK's defence investment plan have severely strained relationships within the cabinet, according to government sources.
Peacemakers Tackle Nigeria's Bandit Crisis
In Nigeria, local peacemakers are using dialogue to resolve the bandit crisis, offering an alternative to military force and reducing violence.
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Labor Officials Accused of Disguising Donations to Minns
Court proceedings reveal allegations that Labor officials disguised donations to NSW Premier Chris Minns, raising questions about political funding transparency.
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