Natalie Harp: Trump's 'human printer' and closest aide
Natalie Harp, Trump's 'human printer', has become one of his most trusted aides, flying with him during a recent assassination scare and sparking intense speculation in Washington.
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Pakistan warns UK over grooming gang leader deportation
Pakistan has warned the UK that it could stop accepting illegal migrants if the government tries to force it to take grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed, according to a source.
Reform UK suspends Tim Montgomerie after Farage and Yusuf criticism
Reform UK has suspended Tim Montgomerie after he repeatedly criticised Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf and lifted the lid on internal rows within the party.
Joe Fagan rules out indyref2 support
Scottish Labour leadership candidate Joe Fagan has said he would never back indyref2 if he wins the contest next month, and rejected cross-party agreement on a route map for a second referendum.
Putin Ally Calls for Nuclear Strike on UK in Terrifying Statement
Vladimir Solovyov, Putin's top TV propagandist, demanded a nuclear strike on Britain using the Poseidon drone, following UK drones' use in strikes deep inside Russia.
Edinburgh Fringe in 'jeopardy' over council funding, warn organisers
Edinburgh Festival Fringe organisers warn the event is in 'jeopardy' due to council funding, urging a £1.7m annual grant from the visitor levy to support venues and performers.
UK issued WW3 warning as Burnham checks potatoes during tour
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces a World War 3 warning as Russia's assault on Ukraine threatens regional security, while he inspects potatoes in Truro during his listening tour.
Exemption could stop Pc Harper killers' early release
A former lord chief justice says exempting 'unlawful act' manslaughter from early release could work, potentially preventing the release of Pc Andrew Harper's killers.
Reform UK suspends Tim Montgomerie after criticism
Reform UK has suspended senior figure Tim Montgomerie after repeated criticism of Nigel Farage's party, including a scathing attack on Zia Yusuf.
Poll: Britons see Farage's Clacton win as good result
A More in Common poll shows 39% of Britons view Nigel Farage's Clacton by-election victory as a good result, while 49% say he should face a second by-election if he broke rules.
Manslaughter exemption could stop Pc Harper killers' release
Lord Thomas says exempting 'unlawful act' manslaughter from early release could work, as PM seeks to block Pc Harper's killers' release.
Bruno Fernandes rejects Galatasaray, stays at Man Utd
Bruno Fernandes has decided to stay at Manchester United despite a £17.1m-a-year offer from Galatasaray, with the Turkish club ready to bid £43m plus add-ons for the midfielder.
Arsenal's four fringe players facing exit before transfer deadline
Arsenal are looking to sell four fringe players before the September 1 transfer deadline after Mikel Arteta admitted his squad is too big.
Trump confirms 'very positive' response from Kim Jong-un
President Trump revealed he received a 'very positive' response from Kim Jong-un after scaling back military drills with South Korea, but did not disclose the message's contents.
Trump tells boy he wouldn't have saved him from drowning
Donald Trump told a 10-year-old boy who nearly drowned that he probably wouldn't have saved him, as he honoured the teen lifeguard who rescued the child.
Daily Star readers sound off on fire alerts, Ukraine aid, and more
Daily Star readers share their views on phone fire warnings, Ukraine spending, prison reform, and Arsenal's tactics, plus a tribute to Keith Moon.
Councillor suspended by Labour over High Borrans stance
Coun Rebecca O’Keefe says her Labour suspension is due to opposing High Borrans closure, and she would 'do it again'.
Burnham attacked over migrant housing plan in GB News rant
Patrick Christys slammed Andy Burnham over Labour's migrant crisis handling, citing a rape case, and questioned his housing plan.
UK tells Russia 'we won't be bullied' after embassy threat
Britain has dismissed a threat from Russia's London Embassy over Ukraine, saying 'we won't be bullied' after reports of UK-made drones used in deep strikes on Russian soil.
Russia threatens UK over reported British drone use in Ukraine
Moscow has threatened the UK with consequences after reports that British-made drones were used in Ukrainian deep strikes on Russian soil for the first time.
Russia threatens UK with 'consequences' over drone reports
Moscow warns London of 'consequences' after reports that British drones were used by Ukraine in strikes on Russia, escalating tensions.
Burnham misses point on migrant crisis, says McVey
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's defence of housing asylum seekers in wealthy areas misses the public's demand for deportation, says Esther McVey.
Trump clashes with CNN reporter over aide question
President Trump clashed with CNN's Kristen Holmes during an Oval Office press conference, branding her 'fake news' after she asked about Sen. Ossoff's remarks.
Wales Live Blog: Tuesday August 18 Updates
Get the latest Wales news, weather, and traffic updates for Tuesday, August 18. The Met Office forecasts a cloudy day with possible showers, max 23°C.
Scottish Labour Hopefuls Lack Public Recognition
Most Scots don't know Michael Marra or Joe Fagan, the two candidates vying to replace Anas Sarwar as Scottish Labour leader, posing a serious challenge for the winner.
UK warns Russia over drone use as warship nears NATO ally
The UK Ministry of Defence has responded to Russia's threat of 'consequences' over British-made drones used by Ukraine, reaffirming support for Kyiv as a Russian warship nears a NATO ally.
Melania Trump absent for 29 days amid approval slump
Melania Trump has not been seen in public for 29 days since the FIFA World Cup final, missing several high-profile events. Her net approval rating has fallen to -12, the lowest for a modern First Lady.
Russia warns UK over drones in Ukraine deep strikes
Russia has threatened the UK with consequences after reports that British-made drones were used by Ukraine to strike targets on Russian soil for the first time.
Burnham lifts time limits on disabled bus passes in England
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced that time restrictions on disabled bus passes will be lifted across England from April next year, funded by £60 million from existing budgets.
Jason Arday vigil: Thousands mourn 'public execution'
Thousands gathered at a vigil for Professor Jason Arday, where Lord Woolley said he was the victim of a 'public execution' and 'lynching' by the press.
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