Bulger Mother Slams Labour Plan To Raise Criminal Age
James Bulger's mother criticises Labour's plan to raise criminal age to 14, citing justice concerns.
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Nigel Farage Sparks Fury with 'Two-Tier State' Claim
Nigel Farage claims Britain is a 'two-tier state against white people' in a Substack essay, sparking a bitter row days before the Makerfield by-election.
Departments May Cut Budgets for Defence, Nandy Says
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says ministers are exploring further departmental budget cuts to fund defence, following resignations over inadequate funding for the Defence Investment Plan.
Labour MPs Launch Major Rebellion to Stop Welfare Bill
108 Labour MPs rebel against welfare bill with amendment to pause cuts, citing lack of consultation and impact on disabled people.
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Zelenskyy Tells UK: Europe Is a 'Global Force' That Cannot Be Defeated
Zelenskyy tells UK MPs Europe is a global force, urges unity against Russia and Iran, and highlights drone warfare expertise.
Trump Claims US-Iran Peace Deal Could Be Signed Today
Donald Trump says a US-Iran peace deal will be signed on Sunday, opening the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran casts doubt, saying a final decision is pending. Pakistan expects an electronic signing.
Trump Launches Deadly Strike on Venezuela After Peace Deal Talk
Donald Trump announced a kinetic strike on Venezuelan cartel leader Niño Guerrero, calling it retribution for crimes by immigrants. The strike coincides with Trump's claims of an imminent Iran peace deal.
Nigel Farage: Britain a 'Two Tier State Against White People'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he would evict all foreign nationals from social housing, claiming Britain is a 'two tier state against white people' in his first Substack essay.
Richard Madeley's Visit to El Salvador's Mega-Prison Offers Lessons for UK
Richard Madeley visits El Salvador's Cecot mega-prison, offering insights into its harsh conditions and potential lessons for UK prisons.
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France Repeals 17th-Century Code Noir Brutal Slavery Law After 178 Years
France's National Assembly unanimously repeals the 1685 Code Noir, which classified enslaved people as property, 178 years after slavery was abolished.
Trump Backs Down on National Guard Deployments in Democratic Cities
Trump halts National Guard deployments in LA, Chicago, Portland after court rulings and Supreme Court rebuke, marking a retreat from federalization efforts.
Starmer's Own Chambers Founder Attacks Labour Plans to Cut Jury Trials
Geoffrey Robertson KC condemns Labour plans to cut jury trials as a betrayal of party values, warning of risks to justice.
EHRC Chair Urges Common Sense on Single-Sex Spaces
EHRC under new chair Mary-Ann Stephenson adapts single-sex spaces guidance to balance trans rights and business practicality after Supreme Court ruling.
Starmer Restores Powers to Ousted Hereditary Peers in Lords Shake-Up
Starmer restores powers to dozens of hereditary peers by granting life peerages, ending a battle over Lords abolition plans.
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Prince William to reaffirm commitment to Church of England
Prince William will attend the Archbishop of Canterbury's enthronement, reaffirming his commitment to the Church of England ahead of becoming King.
Blueprint for a Modern UK Monarchy Unveiled
Readers propose modernising the monarchy: repeal Act of Supremacy, convert palaces to Parliament and affordable housing.
De Gaulle's 1958 Revolution: Birth of France's Fifth Republic
France adopted the Fifth Republic constitution on 4 October 1958, creating a hybrid presidential-parliamentary system with strong executive powers.
Hungary Proposes Eight-Year Term Limit for Prime Ministers
Hungary's new government proposes eight-year term limit for PMs, barring Viktor Orbán from returning to power.
Stars Who Said No to Knighthoods and OBEs
From David Bowie to Benjamin Zephaniah, celebrities who turned down royal honours for personal, political, or principled reasons.
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Trump Warns of 'Ultimate Alternative' as Iran Deal Nears
Donald Trump says a peace deal with Iran will be signed within hours, opening the Strait of Hormuz, but warns of an 'ultimate alternative' if talks fail.
UK Forces Intercept Russian Oil Tanker in English Channel
UK forces have intercepted a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in the English Channel for the first time, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced, marking a significant operation against Russia's war funding.
Albanese Rules Out Family Home Tax Changes Emphatically
PM Albanese emphatically rules out capital gains tax changes on family homes, amid opposition criticism of superannuation tax reforms.
100,000 Failed Asylum Seekers Still in UK, Figures Show
More than 100,000 failed asylum seekers are living illegally in the UK, with 26,000 here for over a decade, sparking outrage and calls for immediate deportations.
Iran Funeral for Khamenei Set for July Amid Peace Deal Hopes
Funeral processions for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will be held in July as mediators say an agreement to end the war is close. Khamenei was killed in US-Israeli strikes in February.
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Trump's $70bn Immigration Bill: Key Details and Controversies
Donald Trump signed a $70bn immigration enforcement bill, funding ICE and CBP through 2029. Critics warn of mass deportations and lack of accountability.
Final Case at UN Tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda Ends
UN tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda hold final session, ending with death of genocide financier Félicien Kabuga.
Lammy's Jury Trial Cuts Could Harm Race Relations, MPs Warn
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MPs Call for July Bank Holiday to Celebrate First King
Downing Street considers bank holiday for King Charles III's coronation on May 6, as MPs propose moving or adding a public holiday.
Ed Davey Calls for 'New Magna Carta' to Safeguard British Rights
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey proposes a new written constitution to protect British rights and calls for decoupling nuclear deterrent from US reliance.
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