No Bank Holiday for England World Cup Win, Gov Says
The government has confirmed there are no plans for an extra Bank Holiday on July 20 if England win the World Cup, citing the established pattern of holidays and not wanting to tempt fate.
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Pubs Open Until 5am for England vs Mexico World Cup Match (04.07.2026)
Pubs in England and Wales can stay open until 5am for England's World Cup round-of-16 clash against Mexico, after PM Starmer reversed an earlier decision not to extend licensing hours for the 1am kick-off.
Lennon defends Clarke, blasts 'hysterical' pile-on after Scotland exit
Dunfermline boss Neil Lennon passionately defends Steve Clarke and criticizes the 'hysterical' backlash that led to Clarke's resignation after Scotland's World Cup group-stage exit.
King Charles Congratulates Trump on US 250th Independence Day
King Charles sent a message to President Donald Trump marking the 250th anniversary of US independence, calling it a 'truly historic milestone' and praising the evolution of UK-US relations.
Starmer Backs Burnham to Win Next Election, No Animosity
Sir Keir Starmer says Labour should win the next election under Andy Burnham, insists he holds no personal animosity, and defends his legacy as PM.
ChronicleLive verdict on Labour's two years in power
On the second anniversary of the 2024 General Election, ChronicleLive grades Labour's performance: child poverty B, levelling up B-, transport B, local services D.
SA Opposition Leader Vincent Tarzia Steps Down Ahead of State Election
South Australia's opposition leader Vincent Tarzia steps down before state election, triggering fourth Liberal leadership change nationally in a month.
King Charles Congratulates Trump on US Independence Day
King Charles and Queen Camilla issued a statement congratulating President Donald Trump and the American people on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Klopp Confirms Germany Talks, Expects Red Bull Support
Jurgen Klopp confirms he is in talks to become Germany's next head coach after Julian Nagelsmann stepped down following a World Cup exit. He expects Red Bull not to block the move.
Starmer Backs Burnham to Win Next Election
Sir Keir Starmer says Andy Burnham should win the next election thanks to his work as PM, citing antisemitism action, 2024 victory, and economic stabilisation.
Starmer: Labour Should Win Next Election Under Burnham
Sir Keir Starmer says Labour 'should go on to win the next election' under likely successor Andy Burnham, crediting his own work in government, and denies personal animosity.
'Sana-mania' Sweeps Japan as Takaichi Fuels Election Landslide
Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi sparks 'Sana-mania' as LDP expected to win landslide election, driven by her personality cult and social media appeal.
Candace Owens Emerges as Surprising 2028 Republican Contender, Focus Groups Suggest
Focus groups show right-wing podcaster Candace Owens gaining support as a potential 2028 Republican presidential candidate, despite controversies.
Pressure on Khan to Fly St George's Flag for World Cup
Reform London Assembly member Alex Wilson leads a petition urging Mayor Sadiq Khan to fly the St George's Flag at City Hall throughout the World Cup, calling its absence 'utterly shameful'.
England vs Mexico kick-off stays after Fifa talks
England's World Cup match against Mexico on Sunday will stay at 6pm local time after Fifa decided against moving it earlier due to thunderstorms.
New York City Elects First Muslim Mayor: Zohran Mamdani Wins Mayoral Race
Zohran Mamdani wins NYC mayoral election, becoming first Muslim mayor; readers invited to share views.
Democratic Socialists Celebrate Landslide Primary Wins from New York to Colorado
Democratic Socialists of America achieve stunning primary wins in New York, Colorado, and beyond, with surging membership and pro-Palestinian activism reshaping the left.
US 250th Independence Anniversary Amid Record Heat
The US marks its 250th Independence Day with celebrations including the RAF Red Arrows flypast in NYC, as extreme heat hits millions, sparking health warnings and event cancellations.
Starmer Warns Burnham on Global Affairs Focus
Sir Keir Starmer warns Andy Burnham that reducing focus on international affairs is impossible, citing global turmoil's impact on domestic issues.
Trump's Assault on Voting Intensifies as Midterms Loom
Trump and allies mount multi-pronged attack on US voting system ahead of 2026 midterms, raising fears for democracy.
Vatican Sends Mixed Signals on LGBTQ+ Outreach Under Pope Leo XIV
Vatican under Pope Leo XIV shows openness to LGBTQ+ Catholics but limits on same-sex blessings, sparking debate.
Ex-ICE Lawyer Who Said 'This Job Sucks' Runs for Congress in Minnesota
Former ICE lawyer Julie Le, who told a judge 'this job sucks,' launches Democratic primary challenge against Rep. Ilhan Omar in Minnesota.
McDonald's CEO Blames Mother for Awkward Big Arch Burger Video
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski blames his mother's etiquette advice for his awkward bite in a viral Big Arch burger video, sparking online mockery.
Burnham Rules Out Snap Election, Faces Badenoch on Reddit
Andy Burnham confirmed he will not call a snap general election and will uphold the triple lock on pensions, while responding to Tory leader Kemi Badenoch's challenge to face the press.
Labour MPs Demand Starmer Change Course After Byelection Loss to Greens
Labour MPs warn Starmer after Greens win historic byelection, raising prospect of leadership challenge.
Pope Leo to Visit Lampedusa on US 250th Anniversary
Pope Leo will visit Lampedusa on July 4, 2026, instead of attending US anniversary events with President Trump, prioritizing migration issues.
Guardian View: Ed Miliband for Chancellor
The Guardian argues that Andy Burnham needs a strong chancellor like Ed Miliband to drive devolution, raise living standards, and renew the economy, warning that a centrist pick would undermine Burnhamism.
Burnham Rules Out Early General Election
Andy Burnham, expected to succeed Keir Starmer as PM, rules out an early general election and commits to the 2024 Labour manifesto, including the state pension triple lock.
Greens Aim For Balance Of Power To Force Through Radical Policies
Green parties gain ground across Europe, aiming for balance of power to push radical climate policies despite voter fears.
Tasmanian Election Returns Hung Parliament as Liberal and Labor Leaders Court Crossbench
Tasmania's snap election yields hung parliament; Liberal and Labor leaders court crossbench after Labor's worst vote in over a century.
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