Irish PM Dismisses Sinn Féin Unity Bill as 'Not Credible'
Taoiseach Micheál Martin calls Sinn Féin's Irish unity Bill 'not credible,' saying it relies on failed 'one more push' strategy. Bill would require Green Paper on unity within 18 months.
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Burnham: Farage Resignation a 'Gimmick' Amid Funding Row
Andy Burnham says Nigel Farage's resignation as MP is a 'gimmick' to distract from allegations over his finances, as Farage faces investigations into undeclared support and a £5m gift.
Farage Resigns as MP to Fight Clacton By-Election
Nigel Farage has resigned as Clacton MP to trigger a by-election, claiming a 'people versus the establishment' fight after investigations into his finances and a parliamentary probe.
Trump Threatens to Pull Troops from Europe Over Greenland
Donald Trump threatens to withdraw US troops from Europe and renews demand to annex Greenland at Nato summit in Turkey, sparking alliance crisis.
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Trump Threatens Troop Pullout Over Greenland at Nato Summit
President Donald Trump threatened to remove all US troops from Europe if Nato allies continue opposing his plan to annex Greenland, which he insists must be controlled by the United States for national security.
USMNT: Balogun Political Circus Did Not Affect World Cup Exit
The US men's national team insists the controversy over Folarin Balogun's red-card ban reversal did not impact their 4-1 World Cup last-16 defeat to Belgium, despite intense political discourse.
China Missile Test in Pacific Sparks Regional Alarm
China's short-notice missile test in the Pacific on Monday drew condemnation from the US, Australia, and New Zealand, who called it destabilizing. Beijing described it as routine but experts warn of nuclear buildup and lack of transparency.
Trump's World Cup Cheating Backfires as Belgium Wins
Donald Trump's intervention to overturn a red card backfired as Belgium defeated the USA 4-1. The world rejoiced, and calls for ethics investigations into FIFA intensify.
Trinidad Activist's Anti-Homophobia Battle at Privy Council
Jason Jones's decade-long battle to decriminalize same-sex intimacy in Trinidad culminates at the UK Privy Council, marking a historic first for the court.
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Nigel Farage may quit as Reform UK leader amid scandals
Nigel Farage has triggered a frenzy of speculation that he could quit as Reform UK leader, announcing a statement on his future at 2pm amid financial scrutiny and family privacy concerns.
Farage to Announce Future in Public Life Amid Finances Scrutiny
Nigel Farage will make a statement on his future in public life amid scrutiny over financial support from convicted fraudster George Cottrell and a £5m gift from Reform donor Christopher Harborne.
SNP Urges Andy Burnham Not to Repeat Independence Mistakes
SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan urges presumptive Labour leader Andy Burnham to avoid blocking a second Scottish independence referendum, warning of Westminster arrogance.
SNP Urges Burnham Not to Repeat Indy Ref Mistakes
SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan urges presumptive PM Andy Burnham to allow a second independence referendum, warning against blocking Scottish democracy.
UN court orders health evaluation for Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic
UN court orders medical evaluation for Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic after his lawyers request release on humanitarian grounds.
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Government to Consider Removing Prince Andrew from Line of Succession After Police Investigation
Government to consider removing Prince Andrew from line of succession after police investigation into misconduct allegations.
Fifa Sinks to New Low in World Cup Red Card Chaos
Fifa's reversal of Folarin Balogun's red card suspension after Trump's intervention sparks outrage, undermining fair play in the World Cup.
No-Fault Divorce Reform: Could Quicker Process Increase Divorce Rates?
England and Wales are introducing no-fault divorce, raising questions about its impact on divorce rates. Scotland's experience shows a temporary spike but long-term decline.
Scotland Scraps Not Proven Verdict In Legal Overhaul
Scottish parliament votes on bill to scrap not proven verdict, reform jury majorities, and improve support for rape survivors.
UK warns Russia risks miscalculation after carrier incident
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis warned Russia's reckless actions risk escalation after a Russian Bear-F plane dropped sonar buoys near HMS Prince of Wales, prompting F-35 interception.
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Appeal Against Church Hall Decision Lodged
Ferguslie Community Development Trust has appealed to Scottish ministers after Renfrewshire Council twice rejected its bid to lease former St Ninian's Church Hall in Paisley for a community hub.
SNP Urged to Clarify Independence Currency Plans
Scottish independence supporters face unresolved currency questions. SNP must provide clear answers on pound, Scottish pound, or euro options for IndyRef2.
Pizza Express Investigated Prince Andrew's Woking Alibi
Pizza Express conducted an internal inquiry into Prince Andrew's claim he visited its Woking branch on the day he was accused of having sex with Virginia Giuffre, finding no evidence he was there.
Doubts Over Burnham's Devolution Promises in Celtic Nations
Andy Burnham's devolution pledges fail to impress Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with critics citing missteps and vague promises.
Labor Waters Down Mandatory Sentencing Opposition
Labor's draft policy platform waters down opposition to mandatory jail sentences, removes explicit stance, and commits to cracking down on online gambling inducements, pressuring the Albanese government to toughen reforms.
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Russian strikes kill 21 in Ukraine ahead of Nato summit
A Russian missile and drone barrage killed 21 people in Ukraine on the eve of the Nato summit, exposing critical air defence gaps as Zelenskyy urges allies for more Patriot systems.
Harry's 'Now or Never' for Kids to Meet King Charles
Prince Harry arrives in the UK alone this week, facing a 'now or never' moment for his children Archie and Lilibet to meet King Charles, whom they haven't seen since 2022.
DWP State Pension Age Rise Delays Free Bus Pass for Some in July
A rise in the State Pension age from 66 to 67 means some people in England will have to wait longer for their free bus pass, with eligibility tied to pension age.
UK Sanctions Russians Over Salisbury Attack and Navalny Poisoning
The UK has sanctioned seven Russian scientists and two research institutes linked to the Novichok nerve agent used in the Salisbury attack and the Epibatidine toxin used against Alexei Navalny.
Faith School Fined £45,000 for Illegal Worker
A west London faith school, Eden School, was fined £45,000 for hiring an illegal worker. Between Oct-Dec 2025, 67 London businesses faced £3.71m in penalties.
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Independent Scotland Must Join Euro, Says SNP MSP
An independent Scotland would commit to adopting the Euro as a condition of EU membership, SNP MSP Alyn Smith has admitted, suggesting a second referendum may be needed on the currency issue.
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