Trump: UK 'did not like' Starmer's Iran war refusal
Donald Trump said the British public 'did not like' Sir Keir Starmer's refusal to join the Iran war, calling him 'not Winston Churchill' and criticising his immigration and energy policies.
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Fact Check: Small Boat Crossings Lowest Since 2023
Small boat crossings in the Channel so far this year are at their lowest since 2023, despite some monthly records set under Labour, according to government data.
Africa Must Lead HIV Response as Aid Falls 70%
Africa can end Aids on its own terms, but with external health aid falling 70%, the continent must lead the transition, say Africa CDC and AU officials ahead of the 2026 UN meeting.
Court Blocks Trump’s Emergency Appeal to Keep Name on Kennedy Center
Appeals court rejects Trump’s bid to keep his name on Kennedy Center; removal continues despite weather delay.
London Faces £1,000 Property Tax Rise as Burnham Set to Be PM
Londoners could face a £1,000 property tax increase under a land value levy backed by Andy Burnham, who is set to become Prime Minister after Keir Starmer resigned.
Iran Blasts FIFA Over Players' Imprisonment in Sin City
Iran will complain to FIFA after its players were confined to Tijuana, a city rife with gambling and prostitution, due to US visa restrictions, calling it the 'most oppressed' team at the World Cup.
Swinney backs Starmer quitting, demands change for Scotland
John Swinney says Keir Starmer made the 'right decision' to quit as PM, but argues Scotland needs a 'fundamental change of direction' and independence, not just a new leader like Andy Burnham.
New FIFA Rules Lead to Early World Cup Exits
Tunisia, Turkey, and Haiti are eliminated from the FIFA World Cup after two losses, with new head-to-head tiebreaker rules causing confusion among fans.
Andy Burnham PM: Impact on UK Economy and City Markets
Andy Burnham is frontrunner to replace Sir Keir Starmer as PM. Markets eye his economic plans, fiscal rules, and chancellor pick. Analysts warn of spending risks but expect cautious approach to avoid bond turmoil.
Councillor Suspended Over Antisemitic Posts Still in Ruling Group
Tower Hamlets councillor Abul Monsur remains a member of the ruling Aspire group despite being suspended from the party over antisemitic Facebook posts.
Keir Starmer Resigns as PM After Party Pressure
Keir Starmer resigned as Prime Minister on June 22, 2026, after less than two years in power, following Cabinet resignations and a by-election loss to Andy Burnham. He cited party pressure and poor poll ratings.
GMB Replaces Lorraine After Starmer Resigns Live On Air
Good Morning Britain extended into Lorraine's slot on Monday 22 June as Sir Keir Starmer resigned live on air, with Susanna Reid and Ed Balls delivering the breaking news.
Starmer Resigns as PM; Burnham Poised to Take Over
Sir Keir Starmer resigns as Prime Minister after less than two years in power, following a weekend at Chequers. Andy Burnham emerges as frontrunner to succeed him.
Bar Council Dont Scrap Jury Trials For Court Backlog
Thousands of lawyers urge PM Starmer to rethink plans to cut jury trials, warning of miscarriages of justice and citing court backlog crisis.
BBC faces 'profound jeopardy' without funding overhaul, Tim Davie says
Outgoing BBC director general Tim Davie warns of 'profound jeopardy' without funding reform, signals support for licence fee overhaul.
Parliament Act 1911 Could Be Used to Override Lords on Assisted Dying
Supporters of assisted dying plan to use the Parliament Act 1911 to override the House of Lords if it blocks the bill, reviving a rarely used law last applied in 2004.
University of Sussex Overturns £585,000 Fine in Free Speech Ruling
High Court overturns University of Sussex's £585,000 fine, ruling OfS biased in free speech case involving professor Kathleen Stock.
95% of Jury Trials Could Be Scrapped Under Labour Plans
Justice Secretary David Lammy plans to scrap up to 95% of jury trials in England and Wales to tackle a record backlog, sparking debate over judicial diversity and fairness.
Thousands of Lawyers Urge Starmer to Rethink Plans to Cut Jury Trials
Thousands of lawyers urge PM Starmer to rethink plans to scrap jury trials for cases with sentences up to three years, warning of miscarriages of justice.
US Judge Blocks California Mask Ban for Federal Agents
Federal judge blocks California mask ban for ICE agents, citing discrimination against federal government; identification law upheld.
Iran Halts Peace Talks After Trump Threat
Iran has withdrawn from peace negotiations in Switzerland, demanding an apology from President Trump after he threatened to 'blow the s*** out of' Iranian negotiators, citing violations of the ceasefire.
Starmer on Brink of Resignation as Burnham Returns
Sir Keir Starmer is reportedly considering resigning as Prime Minister after Andy Burnham's by-election win, with Cabinet pressure to set a departure timetable.
Battle of Hastings narrative challenged: King Harold may have sailed, not marched
New research suggests King Harold sailed to Stamford Bridge, not marched, challenging a key factor in his defeat at the Battle of Hastings.
US Supreme Court Rules Trump Has ‘Absolute Immunity’ for Official Acts
US Supreme Court grants Trump immunity for official acts, delaying election subversion trial.
Trump Faces MAGA Backlash Over Iran Peace Deal
Donald Trump and JD Vance defend the Iran peace deal after fierce criticism from MAGA allies, including Ted Cruz and Bill Cassidy, over a proposed $300 billion fund for Tehran.
Trump Says Starmer Will Resign, Failed on Immigration and Energy
Donald Trump claims Keir Starmer will resign as UK PM, citing failures on immigration and energy. Pressure mounts as over 100 Labour MPs call for his departure.
Trump Says Starmer Will Resign Over Immigration, Energy
US President Donald Trump has claimed that UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will resign, citing failures on immigration and energy policies, and urged the UK to open North Sea oil.
Iceland EU Vote: Expert Says Joining Is 'Worst Decision'
Iceland will hold a referendum on EU membership August 29. Professor Haraldur Ólafsson, leading the 'no' campaign, says joining would be a poor business decision and a step away from democracy, citing Brexit lessons.
Neil Kinnock: Rejoining EU Is Patriotic After 10 Years of Decline
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock writes that Brexit has caused a 6-8% GDP loss, costing households £6,000. He argues rejoining the EU is patriotic and vital for Britain's future.
Venezuela Prisoners Protest on Roof, Demand Director's Removal
Inmates at Barinas prison protest on roof, set fires, demand director's removal over alleged shooting of unarmed prisoners.
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