Ben-Gvir celebrates birthday with golden noose cake after death penalty victory
Israel's Ben-Gvir celebrated his 50th birthday with a golden noose cake after passing a death penalty law for Palestinian terrorists.
Israel's Ben-Gvir celebrated his 50th birthday with a golden noose cake after passing a death penalty law for Palestinian terrorists.
Trump Tower in Tbilisi to be built on land part-owned by son of US-sanctioned Georgian leader Bidzina Ivanishvili, raising conflict of interest concerns.
Steven Gerrard calls England's golden generation 'egotistical losers', cites club rivalries and lack of team cohesion for failure.
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal will use a siege mentality in the Premier League title race after a controversial VAR decision in the Champions League.
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RecommendedRepublican Rep. Sam Graves opposes Trump's plan to dock pay of air traffic controllers who called in sick during the government shutdown, citing unknown circumstances and high stress.
Jeremy Corbyn apologises as Your Party's inaugural conference is thrown into chaos by infighting and Zarah Sultana's boycott over delegate expulsions.
Nigel Farage's US free speech complaints are hypocritical given Reform UK's own anti-media stance and Trump's record, argues Marina Hyde.
Green Party calls for horse racing debate after electoral gains, but industry stresses welfare efforts and economic importance.
Pep Guardiola is expected to leave Manchester City after 10 years, with Enzo Maresca as likely replacement. City need wins to keep title hopes alive.
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RecommendedDemocrats call on Chuck Schumer to resign after eight senators defect to end shutdown without healthcare concessions, sparking leadership crisis.
Green Party candidates use anti-Zionist rhetoric, sparking debate over the definition of Zionism and its weaponisation in political discourse.
Reform UK's council gains in Barnsley raise questions about competence and Labour's future, as voters express frustration with immigration and cost of living.
Australia's men's 4x400m relay team wins bronze at World Athletics Relays in Botswana with a national record time of 2:55.20.
Philipp Lahm criticizes FIFA President Gianni Infantino for proximity to Donald Trump, alleging personal gain and accusing him of 'selling' the World Cup, robbing football of credibility.
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RecommendedDowning Street rejects US State Department criticism of two-tier policing in the UK after Henry Nowak murder, as political row intensifies.
Nigel Farage returns to media after eight-week hiatus, facing persistent questions over £5m gift from a Thai crypto-billionaire and his handling of the Reform UK candidate scandal.
Andy Burnham is set to become PM by mid-July. Ed Miliband, Shabana Mahmood, Wes Streeting likely in cabinet; Liz Kendall, Steve Reed, Peter Kyle face exit.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy will not attend the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk after Poland revoked his Order of the White Eagle over naming a military unit after the UPA, which killed up to 100,000 Poles in WWII.
A Ben Jennings cartoon satirises Andy Burnham’s demand for more devolved power for metro mayors, highlighting tensions within Labour over centralisation vs regional control.
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RecommendedKemi Badenoch's response to Henry Nowak's murder shows a calmer tone, but her firm views on identity politics remain. Is she improving as Conservative leader?
Democrats refuse to end US government shutdown, demanding healthcare concessions, as Republicans express outrage and federal layoffs begin.
Keir Starmer resigns as PM with 'good grace' while Andy Burnham arrives in Westminster to cheers and selfies after winning the Makerfield byelection, marking a dramatic shift in Labour's political landscape.
During fiery question time, Jim Chalmers accused Angus Taylor of attempting to 'out-One Nation One Nation' over his refusal to define Australia's multicultural society.
Owen Jones argues Keir Starmer was not a decent man undone by events but an unprincipled politician who abandoned promises, from Gaza to Mandelson, leaving a disastrous legacy.
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RecommendedNaomi Osaka and Taylor Townsend's dinner for Black players at the French Open sparks online debate, with players highlighting camaraderie and tradition.
Scottish Greens say they are the only party telling truth on ending North Sea drilling; call for tighter windfall tax.
Munster cancel Roger Randle's appointment as attack coach after backlash over a historic rape allegation he denies.
Father denies racism after stopping alleged queue jumpers at Chessington World of Adventures, sparking a heated dispute.
Yves Sakila's death after being restrained by security guards in Dublin raises questions about racism in Ireland, drawing parallels to George Floyd.
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RecommendedSouth Carolina GOP leader Shane Massey rejects Trump's redistricting demands in a nuanced speech, citing legal and practical concerns while avoiding direct criticism of the president.