Uefa Overhauls European Qualifiers and Nations League
Uefa announces Champions League-style format for European qualifiers and Nations League changes, aiming to improve competitive balance and reduce dead matches.
Category : Elections
Carol Vorderman Demands Apology from Reform UK Candidate Over 'Disgusting Comments'
Carol Vorderman demands apology from Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon over misogynistic social media posts, as further offensive comments emerge.
Hobbits Triumph: Tolkien Tops Guardian Readers’ 100 Greatest Novels
Guardian readers vote The Lord of the Rings as top novel, ousting Middlemarch; fantasy dominates list with Austen most nominated author.
World's Most Expensive Stadium: £4bn Venue for World Cup 2026
SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, the most expensive stadium ever built at £4.1bn, opens World Cup 2026 with USA vs Paraguay. It features a massive canopy, Infinity Screen, and will host eight matches.
Graham Platner Wins Maine Democratic Senate Primary After Scandal-Hit Campaign
Graham Platner wins Maine Democratic Senate primary despite scandals, to face Susan Collins in November midterm election.
Ruth Davidson: Unite Unionist Vote in Aberdeen South
Former Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson urges Aberdeen South voters not to split the unionist vote in the upcoming by-election, warning that Reform UK could hand the seat to the SNP.
Georgia's Festivals Full, Poets in Prison: Abandoned by Europe
A Georgian writer reflects on anti-government protests, cultural festivals, and the feeling of abandonment as Europe turns away amid political repression and emigration.
Starmer: I must 'turn things around' to stay PM
Sir Keir Starmer acknowledges he needs to improve Labour's standing after poor election results, while hitting back at John Healey's resignation as Defence Secretary over military spending.
Starmer Vows to Stay After Defence Resignations
Sir Keir Starmer insists he will not step down after defence secretary John Healey and minister Al Carns resigned over a funding row, damaging his authority.
King and Queen to Open New Scottish Parliament Term
King Charles III and Queen Camilla will attend a ceremony at Holyrood on June 27 to formally open the new Scottish Parliament term, with performances and a new poem.
Labour Slammed for 'Using Voters as Pawns' in Burnham By-Election
Labour faces backlash over an engineered by-election to return Andy Burnham to Parliament, with Conservative candidate Michael Winstanley vowing to fight socialism despite 1% polling.
Nigel Farage: 'I Want to Be PM for What I Can Do'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he wants to be Prime Minister not for the title but to challenge the establishment and deliver change in Britain.
Swinney Optimistic About Scotland's World Cup Prospects
First Minister John Swinney expresses optimism about Scotland's chances in the World Cup, praising the squad's teamwork and energy ahead of their match against Haiti.
Starmer's Leadership Reforms Narrowly Approved Amid Heated Debate
Sir Keir Starmer's Labour leadership reforms narrowly approved, raising MP support threshold to 20% amid heated debate and opposition from unions.
Tories Lose Over 400 Seats in Local Elections as Labour Celebrates 'Seismic Win'
Conservatives lose over 400 seats in local elections; Labour wins Blackpool South by-election; Green Party makes gains.
Starmer Breaks Silence on Healey's Resignation
Keir Starmer finally responds hours after Defence Secretary John Healey resigned, criticizing the PM's defence spending plans and triggering political turmoil.
22-Year-Old Tradie Becomes Youngest Australian Diagnosed with Silicosis
22-year-old Connor Downes is the youngest Australian diagnosed with silicosis, a deadly lung disease from silica dust, and joins a class action against stone benchtop manufacturers.
All Asylum Seekers Removed from Epping Hotel
Epping Forest District Council confirms all residents have been removed from The Bell Hotel, used for asylum seekers, after protests and a sexual assault case.
Trump Skips World Cup for UFC at White House
President Trump will not attend the World Cup opening ceremony or USA's first match. Secretary Rubio leads the delegation as Trump prepares for UFC Freedom 250 at the White House.
Starmer Aides War-Game Leadership Contest vs Burnham
Keir Starmer’s team prepares for a potential leadership challenge from Andy Burnham, who may return to Westminster after the Makerfield byelection. Allies claim Burnham is unprepared, but Starmer’s future remains uncertain.
Cuba Hopes World Cup Offers Respite From US Threats
As Cuba faces a US oil blockade and military threats, many hope the World Cup will deter an attack. With matches in Miami, Cuba's proximity complicates US plans.
Attorney General Cox Threatens to Resign Over Brexit Extension
Attorney General Geoffrey Cox threatens to resign if PM Boris Johnson fails to request a Brexit extension, amid stalled EU negotiations.
Spencer Pratt Shakes Up Los Angeles Mayor Race as Hollywood Laments
Spencer Pratt and Karen Bass lead LA mayor race; Nithya Raman trails amid Hollywood discontent over fires, homelessness and production crisis.
ESPN's Paul Finebaum Rules Out US Senate Run in Alabama
ESPN's Paul Finebaum confirms he will not run for US Senate in Alabama, citing his love of college football as his priority.
Artists Pull Out of Trump-Backed July 4 Concert Amid Political Controversy
Artists including Young MC, Morris Day and The Commodores pull out of Trump-backed July 4 concert over political ties.
Makerfield By-Election: Key Candidates and Stakes
Makerfield by-election pits Labour's Andy Burnham against Reform UK's Robert Kenyon, with national leadership stakes high.
Andy Burnham Cleared to Stand in Makerfield By-Election, Paving Way for Leadership Challenge
Andy Burnham cleared to stand in Makerfield by-election, potentially challenging Starmer for Labour leadership amid tough fight against Reform UK.
Trump’s Surgeon General Pick Deletes Critical Posts
Trump's third surgeon general nominee, Dr Nicole Saphier, deletes old social media posts critical of his administration, including remarks on autism, vaccines, and his health.
Reform UK Predicts First Council Wins in London at May Elections
Reform UK predicts first council wins in London at May elections, seeking 1,800 candidates across 32 boroughs despite recruitment challenges and candidate controversies.
Andy Burnham Confirmed as Labour Candidate for Makerfield By-Election on June 18
Andy Burnham confirmed as Labour candidate for Makerfield by-election on June 18, facing Reform UK's Robert Kenyon in a tight contest.
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