US Strike Destroys Iran's Tallest Bridge, Killing Eight
US strike destroys Iran's largest bridge, killing eight. Trump warns of more attacks if no deal reached.
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Trump Approval Hits New Low Amid Iran War and Rising Costs
Trump's approval rating drops to 37% amid Iran war and rising costs, with 69% disapproving of his handling of the cost of living.
Legal Expert Weighs In on Lee Andrews' Dubai Imprisonment as Katie Price Visits
Legal expert explains UAE arrest process as Katie Price visits husband Lee Andrews in Dubai prison over civil matter.
Hindu Council of Australia Faces Islamophobia Complaint
Australian Human Rights Commission investigates Hindu Council of Australia for alleged Islamophobic social media posts targeting Muslims.
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Labour MPs Call for Equalities Watchdog to Investigate Reform UK Over Islamophobia Claims
27 MPs urge EHRC to investigate Reform UK over alleged Islamophobia, citing comments by Nigel Farage and other party figures.
British Woman Jailed in Iran Describes Ordeal as 'Endurance Test for the Mind'
Lindsay Foreman, sentenced to 10 years in Iran for espionage, describes her detention as an 'endurance test' and pleads innocence.
US public opinion shifts away from transgender acceptance, new poll shows
Gallup poll shows US acceptance of transgender issues declining; federal appeals court rules military ban illegal.
Spanish PM Sánchez Considers Resignation Amid Corruption Probe
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez halts duties, mulls resignation after court probes wife for corruption, blaming political harassment.
Four Migrant Workers Burned Alive in Italy Car Attack
Four migrant workers burned alive in Calabria car attack, sparking outrage over exploitation under Italy's caporalato gangmaster system.
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Peter Murrell saga 'agony', says John Swinney
First Minister John Swinney described the Peter Murrell embezzlement case as 'agony' after the former SNP chief executive was sentenced to five years and three months in prison for stealing over £400,000.
Rayner Admits Stamp Duty Error on £800k Flat, Laments Sons' Housing Struggle
Angela Rayner admits stamp duty error on £800k flat, while lamenting her sons' housing struggles. Political fallout assessed.
US Government Shutdown Threatens Federal Workers' Pay
US government shutdown threatens pay and jobs for 750,000 furloughed workers, with Trump suggesting back pay may not be guaranteed.
Trapstar UK Brand Worn By Rihanna Enters Administration
British streetwear label Trapstar, worn by Rihanna and Stormzy, enters administration after failing to secure funding. Revenue dropped from £40m to £17m.
Hamas Rejects US and Israeli Threats as Gaza Ceasefire Stalls
Hamas rejects US and Israeli threats over Gaza ceasefire as mediators work to salvage deal and Israel mobilises reservists.
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England Flag Ban at World Cup: MP Demands FIFA Rule Change
FIFA bars England fans from displaying St George's Cross featuring Barrow AFC's submarine crest. MP Michelle Scrogham demands rule change, citing cultural significance.
Starmer Sacks Mandelson as US Ambassador Over Epstein Links
Keir Starmer sacks Peter Mandelson as US ambassador over undisclosed ties to Jeffrey Epstein, including emails urging Epstein to challenge his conviction.
British Couple Freed From Taliban Feared Execution
British couple Peter and Barbie Reynolds, freed after eight months in Taliban detention, feared execution and remain bewildered by their imprisonment.
Guardiola Open To England Job After City Exit
Pep Guardiola has told friends he wants to manage England after leaving Manchester City, but may have to wait as Thomas Tuchel extends contract until 2028.
Farage Slams 'Paper Mache Prisons' in Justice System Attack
Nigel Farage attacks UK justice system as 'paper mache' in emergency address after Henry Nowak murder, calling for end to 'anti-white prejudice'.
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Trump Claims King Charles Shares His Stance on Iran Nuclear Weapons
Trump claims King Charles agrees Iran must not have nuclear weapons, potentially breaching royal neutrality. Buckingham Palace responds.
Labour May Lose Birmingham To Pro Palestine Independents
Senior Labour figures admit Gaza stance cost seats, with four MPs losing to pro-Palestinian independents in areas with high Muslim populations.
Workshop Encourages Young Women to Enter Local Politics
North Ayrshire councillor Chloe Robertson will co-host an online workshop on June 24 to encourage young women to stand for local elections, citing low representation.
GCHQ Unveils AI Cyber Shield to Counter Russian Threat
GCHQ announces plans for a national AI cyber shield to counter Russian threats, operational within five years.
Starmer Resigns: Burnham Gets Briefings for Orderly Transition
Outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer tells Cabinet he wants an 'orderly transition' as Andy Burnham starts receiving official Civil Service briefings, with potential challengers emerging.
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Iran Threatens to Close Key Strait Risking Global Recession
Iran's parliament approves closing Strait of Hormuz after US bombs nuclear sites, threatening global oil supply and potential recession.
Councillor Denies Bizarre Identity Speculation
Welsh councillor Billy Gannon resigns after rumours he is Banksy, calling it an 'existential crisis' and denying the claims.
UK net migration falls below 200,000 for first time since Covid
UK net migration fell to 171,000 in 2025, the lowest since Covid, down 48% from the previous year.
Sean Duffy threatens to fire air traffic controllers who call in sick during shutdown
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy threatens to fire air traffic controllers who call in sick during the government shutdown, citing disruption from a 'small fraction' of workers.
NHS Racism Surges 78% as Black Nurse Reports Patient Slur
NHS racism surges 78% in four years; Black nurse reports patients asking for 'white nurse'. RCN warns true figures likely worse.
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Easter 2026 Benefit Payment Dates Shift Amid Cost Crisis
Easter 2026 benefit payment dates shift due to bank holidays, as cost crisis continues amid US-Iran war impact on prices.
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