Tuchel shocks England: Foden, Palmer and Maguire out of World Cup squad, Toney recalled
Thomas Tuchel omits Phil Foden, Cole Palmer and Harry Maguire from England's World Cup squad, recalling Ivan Toney as backup striker.
Category : Elections
Carroll becomes Victoria's 50th premier after Allan's resignation
Ben Carroll is Victoria's new premier after Jacinta Allan resigned following a caucus revolt. He aims to distinguish his government, launching a royal commission and promising fiscal restraint.
Steve Bannon warns Trump of 'massive lack of enthusiasm' among MAGA base for midterms
Steve Bannon warns Trump of a 'massive lack of enthusiasm' among MAGA base ahead of 2026 midterms, citing polling that shows Democrats leading in enthusiasm and generic ballot.
Referendum Rejects Alternative Vote as Lib Dems Suffer Electoral Rout
UK votes 67.9% against AV in referendum; Lib Dems lose heavily in local elections, SNP wins majority in Scotland.
Judge Rules FBI Can Keep Seized Fulton County Ballots
US judge allows FBI to keep 2020 election ballots seized from Georgia's Fulton County, rejecting arguments the seizure was unconstitutional.
Green candidate says Gorton and Denton byelection is 'straight fight' with Reform
Green candidate Hannah Spencer says Gorton and Denton byelection is a straight fight with Reform UK, criticising Labour and Farage's party.
Muslim Council of Britain seeks to replicate New York voter drive
MCB leader Wajid Akhter aims to replicate Zohran Mamdani's grassroots voting drive to boost Muslim civic engagement in the UK.
Starmer defiant as Labour suffers heavy local election losses, refuses to resign
Keir Starmer refuses to resign after Labour loses council seats to Reform UK, amid calls from MPs to step down.
Trump Backing of Reality Star in LA Mayor Race Seen as Potential Liability
Trump's endorsement of Spencer Pratt in LA mayor race could backfire in deep-blue city where president is deeply unpopular.
Hong Kong Charges Four Over Calls to Boycott 'Patriots-Only' Election
Hong Kong charges four people for social media posts urging boycott of 'patriots-only' legislative council election, with one facing sedition charges.
Swinney Claims Emphatic Win But SNP Falls Short of Majority
SNP wins 58 seats but falls short of majority; Swinney challenges Starmer for respect; Labour and Reform tied second; Greens surge.
Green Party Attracts Ex-Reform Voters As Disenchantment Grows
Green Party MP Hannah Spencer says disenchanted Reform UK voters are switching to the Greens, backed by polling and by-election results.
Bobi Wine Accuses Government of Ballot Stuffing as Uganda Votes
Bobi Wine claims ballot stuffing as Uganda votes; Museveni expected to win seventh term amid internet shutdown and repression.
Rep. Elise Stefanik Drops Out of NY Governor Race and Retires from Congress
Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik withdraws from NY gubernatorial race and retires from Congress, citing family priorities.
Young Bulgarians push for change in eighth election in five years
Young Bulgarians hope protests lead to change in Sunday's eighth general election in five years, but pro-Russian former president Rumen Radev leads in polls.
Sadiq Khan Criticises Northern Olympic Bid as Missed Opportunity
London's mayor Sadiq Khan says excluding the capital from a northern Olympic bid would be a 'missed opportunity', as ministers assess a potential Games in the 2040s.
Trump Unleashes Posting Frenzy on Truth Social After Democratic Election Wins
Trump posts over 30 Truth Social messages in three hours following Democratic election wins, including AI videos and threats to Nigeria.
Iraola: Europe qualification is my way of thanking Bournemouth
Andoni Iraola says leading Bournemouth to Europa League qualification is his way of thanking the club, after a 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest sealed sixth place.
Democrats Pledge to Block Trump's Attempt to Nationalise Midterms, Says Jeffries
Democrats vow to stop Trump's election interference, citing Constitution; Jeffries, Schiff, Warner warn of subversion and racist posts.
Martin Compston urges SNP vote to keep Farage out of Scotland
Martin Compston backs SNP to keep Nigel Farage's Reform UK out of Scotland, accusing Labour of being willing to work with Reform.
US House Passes War Powers Resolution to Curb Trump's Iran Authority
US House votes 215-208 for war powers resolution, requiring congressional approval for Iran conflict. Four Republicans defect.
Oregon voters to decide on gas tax repeal amid record fuel prices
Oregon votes on repealing gas tax increase from 40 to 46 cents per gallon amid soaring fuel prices and primaries for governor and Congress.
Veteran Democrat Al Green Ousted in Texas Primary Runoff After Gerrymandering
Christian Menefee defeats Al Green in Texas runoff after GOP gerrymandering dismantled Green's district. Green, a Trump critic, was ejected from the State of the Union in February.
Trump's Iran Deal Faces Bipartisan Criticism as Talks Stall
US politicians from both parties criticise Trump's Iran deal as talks stall and Iran negotiators walk out.
Starmer Asks TNT Sports to Make Champions League Final Free to View
PM Keir Starmer asks TNT Sports to make Champions League final free to view, citing the importance of access for fans.
Bernie Sanders Endorses Climate Activist in Michigan Primary
Bernie Sanders endorses climate activist Will Lawrence in Michigan's swing seventh congressional district primary, where Lawrence calls for a moratorium on AI datacentres.
Zohran Mamdani Sworn In as 112th Mayor of New York City
Zohran Mamdani, 34, sworn in as New York City's 112th mayor in a private ceremony at an abandoned subway station, using a Qur'an.
Reform UK Poses 'Acute Threat' to Scottish Self-Government, Swinney Warns
John Swinney warns Reform UK threatens Scottish self-government; polls show Reform neck-and-neck with Labour. SNP leader cites possible abolition of Holyrood and nationalist coordination.
Uganda's Museveni Wins Seventh Term Amid Fraud Allegations
Uganda's Yoweri Museveni wins seventh term with 70%+ vote as opponent Bobi Wine alleges fraud and protests called.
Fergus Ewing Loses Seat, Ending Holyrood Dynasty
Fergus Ewing loses Inverness and Nairn seat after 27 years, ending a Holyrood political dynasty; he hints at future political involvement.
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