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Burnham plans US trip to lobby Trump over Ukraine defence
Andy Burnham will travel to New York in September to join European leaders in lobbying Donald Trump over support for Ukraine's defence, during his first US visit since becoming Prime Minister.
Burnham plans US trip in September to lobby for Ukraine's defence
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he is planning to travel to the US in September to join European leaders in lobbying President Donald Trump on support for Ukraine's defence.
Man Utd eye Baleba deal, Hall ruled out, Balde in talks
Manchester United are pursuing a left-back before the window closes, with Lewis Hall ruled out by Newcastle and Barcelona's Alejandro Balde emerging as an alternative.
Swans scandal: what happens if no police charges are laid?
Police investigate Sydney Swans scandal but charges may not follow. Legal experts say evidence thresholds and player cooperation could determine outcomes.
Trump administration revokes asylum status of thousands
The Trump administration has revoked asylum status for thousands of people, leaving many facing deportation, according to internal documents.
Colombia Immigration Crackdown: New Measures
Colombia's president announced a crackdown on immigration, including stricter border controls and expedited deportations, aiming to address security concerns and manage migration flows.
Kremlin adviser warns UK factories could face attacks
A Kremlin adviser has warned that UK factories producing drones for Ukraine could be attacked by 'unknown sources' after Britain agreed to share missile blueprints with Kyiv.
Emmerdale boss defends Dr Todd death amid justice debate
Emmerdale producer Sophie Roper defends killing off Dr Caitlin Todd, explaining the soap will explore legal consequences and unexpected developments as the story unfolds.
Kremlin adviser warns UK drone factories could face attacks
A Kremlin adviser has suggested UK factories producing drones for Ukraine could face attacks from “unknown sources” after Britain agreed to share missile blueprints.
Trump appears to fall asleep at Rose Garden address
President Trump appeared to doze off during a Rose Garden address on Monday, the latest in a series of public incidents raising health concerns.
Supreme Court Backs Trump on Mail-In Voting Deadline
The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of Donald Trump, allowing a stricter mail-in ballot deadline in Pennsylvania to stand, impacting the 2026 midterm elections.
NT Election: Labor Faces Landslide Defeat
Counting underway in NT election with Labor facing landslide defeat, early figures suggest. Voters head to polls in Northern Territory.
Australia news live: Sydney trains disrupted, GST reform debated
Sydney train delays and cancellations hit commuters as political debate intensifies over GST reform, WA One Nation, and the Coalition's secret harbour election tax plan.
Trump appears to fall asleep again at Rose Garden address
Donald Trump appeared to fall asleep during a Rose Garden address on August 24, with clips circulating on social media. It is not the first time he has been caught dozing off.
Andy Burnham torn apart by TalkTV star in furious rant
Kevin O'Sullivan slammed Andy Burnham for failing to support the British people, mocking the PM's promise to Ukraine and urging him to cut foreign aid.
Burnham visits Kyiv to show support for Ukraine
Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater Manchester, has visited Kyiv to express solidarity with Ukraine, meeting local officials and pledging continued support.
Rupert Lowe's X earnings rival MP salary amid deportations posts
Rupert Lowe, Restore Britain leader, earns up to £1,476 an hour on X, approaching his MP salary, with posts advocating mass deportations.
Tiananmen vigil convictions silence Hong Kong, says Guardian
Hong Kong has been silenced after convictions over a Tiananmen vigil, The Guardian says, urging others to speak out.
Britain Must Aid Ukraine's Weapons Independence
Britain should help Ukraine develop its own arms industry to achieve weapons independence, reducing reliance on Western supplies, argues a Guardian editorial.
US anti-fraud officers reassigned to refugee and voter screening
All FDNS immigration officers have been reassigned by Trump's administration to focus on South African refugee screening and alleged unlawful voters, according to internal correspondence seen by the Guardian.
No 10 North: Burnham's Manchester base opens its doors
Andy Burnham's No 10 North in Manchester features a Larry the cat cutout, Stanley Chow portraits, and a replica Downing Street door. The PM plans to spend at least one day a week there.
Burnham plays Smiths song with Ukrainian soldier in Kyiv
Andy Burnham played a Smiths song on guitar with a Ukrainian soldier during his first visit to Ukraine as Prime Minister on August 24, marking Independence Day.
Burnham urges US to go further on Ukraine aid in Kyiv
Prime Minister Andy Burnham called on Washington to go further in supporting Ukraine, urging more weaponry, air defence missiles and sanctions during his Kyiv visit.
Burnham calls for more interceptor missiles for Ukraine
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, chairing his first coalition of the willing meeting, urged allies to send more interceptor missiles to Ukraine, citing a $27 billion funding gap and continued Russian bombardment.
Welsh rugby shadow government faces governing test
The Coalition of the Willing, led by Hayley Parsons, is positioning to replace the WRU board, but governing Welsh rugby will require more than opposition—a fully costed, deliverable plan.
Sussex return poll lacks 'don't care' option, reader says
A reader questions the YouGov poll on the Sussexes' return to the UK, suggesting a 'don't care' option might have changed the outcome, alongside other letters.
Far right steering EU migration response, says professor
Giuseppe Martinico argues that the EU's migration policy shift is not just far-right success but a broader cultural change within the political mainstream.
Tim Scott defends Graham's national security comment
Tim Scott defends Darline Graham's national security knowledge ahead of South Carolina's runoff, after she admitted she is 'not that informed' on the issue.
Hungary's new PM dismantles Orbán's legacy at record pace
Péter Magyar's first three months in office have seen transformative changes, addressing corruption and moving to unlock over €10bn in frozen EU funds.
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