Burnham refuses to engage with Piddington residents over migrant plan
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has not responded to Piddington residents' open letter about housing 1,250 asylum seekers at a former military site, despite global media attention.
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New Goat Puzzle Baffles Puzzledom Fans
A fresh goat-themed puzzle has been released, challenging solvers with a twist on the classic problem. Experts say it requires creative thinking.
Burnham messaged fake Trump chief of staff
Andy Burnham exchanged messages with someone impersonating Donald Trump's chief of staff, Susie Wiles. The communications were 'of no significance' and the PM soon became suspicious, prompting a report to authorities.
Trump slashes US-South Korea drills, cites Kim friendship
US President Donald Trump announced a substantial reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea, citing Seoul's refusal to join America's campaign against Iran and his good relationship with Kim Jong-un.
Trump offers press secretary role to Fox's McAdams
Trump suggests Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams as successor to Karoline Leavitt, who steps down at end of August. McAdams thanked Trump for his kind words.
French husband becomes British in emotional Leeds ceremony
Emma Beddington's French husband Olivier becomes British at a Leeds ceremony, prompting tears and reflections on identity and belonging.
Mega dinghy with 230 migrants: smugglers scaling up
A mega dinghy carrying 230 migrants was detected in the Channel, surpassing the previous record of 165, as smugglers scale up operations despite Labour's plan to stop the boats.
Record Americans moving to UK after Trump re-election
Applications for British citizenship by US residents hit a record 9,300 in 2025, more than double 2022 levels, driven by Trump's re-election and lower rents in Scotland.
Burnham criticised over Piddington migrant housing
Andy Burnham's government has not contacted Piddington residents about 1,250 migrants being housed in the village, says parish council chair Tim McNally.
Poll: Should asylum seekers be housed in affluent areas?
Andy Burnham says every community must house asylum seekers, not just the poorest. Vote in our poll on whether migrants should be spread across the UK.
From bullied teen to US political advisor: Pablo O'Hana's journey
Pablo O'Hana, bullied at school for his sexuality, rose from a Manchester council campaign to advising Kamala Harris's 2024 US presidential bid, despite no university education.
Piccadilly Gardens: Beyond the 'Crackadilly' reputation
Piccadilly Gardens is a focal point of debate in Manchester, with concerns over safety and anti-social behaviour, but many visitors still feel safe and enjoy the space, and a transformation plan is underway.
TikTok star helps fight Birmingham fire, raises £11,000
A TikTok star known as Ringz N Tiingz jumped a fence to help fight a fire in Birmingham, later raising £11,000 for victims. The blaze tore through homes on Gorleston Road.
Trump's alarming week: emergency, Hormuz, BBC lawsuit
Trump faces a humiliating electoral defeat, won't rule out declaring a national emergency to seize control of midterms, and threatens to claim the Strait of Hormuz as US territory.
Trump vows to claim Strait of Hormuz as US territory
Trump threatened to make the Strait of Hormuz a US territory if he defeats Iran, despite no sign of victory. He told Americans to accept higher petrol prices, citing a 'great service for the world'.
Taliban's Broken Promises to Afghan Women Revealed
A video explainer exposes the Taliban's unkept promises to Afghan women since taking power in 2021, detailing restrictions imposed on their rights and freedoms.
AOC and the 'Woke' Label: A Progressive Fight
AOC challenges the 'woke' label, arguing it's a tool to dismiss progressive policies. She calls for reclaiming the term and focusing on real issues.
Trump threatens to declare Strait of Hormuz US territory
Donald Trump has threatened to declare the Strait of Hormuz a US territory, but the seriousness of the remark and whether it signals new policy remains unclear.
Concerns grow over increased global ties with Taliban
Campaigners fear deeper diplomatic contacts with the Taliban are undermining demands for human rights improvements, as regional powers and Western nations scale up engagement with Afghanistan's hardline rulers.
Is the US ready for President Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?
Speculation grows that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may run for US president in 2028, as polls show her leading potential Democratic field and supporters cite her authenticity and progressive agenda.
Trump vows to make Strait of Hormuz a US territory
Donald Trump announced plans to declare the Strait of Hormuz a US territory, claiming the US 'totally controls' the waterway amid Iran tensions.
Trump stuns world by declaring Strait of Hormuz US territory
Donald Trump has stunned the world by saying he will soon declare the Strait of Hormuz a territory of the United States, amid an escalating row with Iran over control of the key shipping route.
Trump claims Hormuz Strait will be US territory
Donald Trump told a Long Island crowd he will soon declare the Strait of Hormuz US territory, reiterating that Iran has been defeated amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
Progressives back teacher against Wasserman Schultz in Florida
The Progressive Change Campaign Committee endorses Elijah Manley, a 27-year-old substitute teacher, in Florida's primary to unseat Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Trump's spying on leftwing groups recalls Hoover's Cointelpro
The Trump administration investigated progressive groups opposing deportations, recalling FBI's Cointelpro, says Kenneth Roth, urging continued resistance.
Japan scrambles jets as Putin visits disputed Kuril Islands
Japan has scrambled aircraft in response to the Russian threat, as Vladimir Putin visited the disputed Kuril Islands for the first time, escalating tensions.
How Do You See 9/11's Impact on US Life? Share Your Story
The Guardian invites Americans to share how 9/11 has shaped the country and daily life, 25 years after the attacks. Responses are anonymous if desired.
Farage's Clacton win exposes haters' cowardice
Nigel Farage won Clacton with 63.3% of the vote, 1,000 more than last time, exposing haters who lacked the guts to challenge him, writes Carole Malone.
Andy Burnham Creates Fire Minister Role Amid Wildfires
Baroness Blake of Leeds has been appointed fire minister as more than 1,000 wildfires were recorded across Britain this week.
Clacton by-election: spoiled ballots 'disgraceful', Farage reacts
Spoiled ballots in the Clacton by-election were called 'disgraceful' by Nigel Farage, while Count Binface said the result was 'a blow for democracy'.
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