Farage Faces Fury Over 'Vulgar' Widdecombe Tribute
Nigel Farage is criticized for a 'vulgar performance' while paying public tribute to Ann Widdecombe, who was found dead at her home last week. Footage of the event has gone viral.
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Putin's Disturbing Gaze at Weapons Forum Raises Eyebrows
Vladimir Putin was photographed with a disturbing expression while examining weapons at a Russian Popular Front forum, later boasting of 70 billion rubles raised for Ukraine war.
Sturgeon's police statement will not be released: lawyer
Nicola Sturgeon's lawyer Aamer Anwar confirms her written statement and police interview from Operation Branchform will not be released, saying she has been exonerated through the proper process.
Trump's 20% Hormuz Toll Called 'Economic Extortion'
Donald Trump's plan to levy a 20% toll on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has been branded 'state-backed highway robbery' and 'economic extortion' by British politicians, sparking backlash over international law violations.
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Why Andy Burnham as PM Will Benefit Glasgow and Scotland
Labour MSP Paul Sweeney argues that Andy Burnham's plain-speaking style and devolution-focused policies would reconnect Labour with working-class communities in Glasgow and across Scotland.
Reform UK would lose 85% of funding under donation cap
Reform UK would have raised £4.1m instead of £26.7m last year if a £100k donation cap applied, analysis by Friends of the Earth reveals, highlighting reliance on wealthy backers.
Lindsey Graham Dies at 71: From Anti-Trump to Trump Ally
Senator Lindsey Graham dies unexpectedly at 71. The South Carolina Republican's journey from anti-Trump critic to staunch ally illustrates the GOP's transformation under Donald Trump.
Platner Disaster: Left's Electoral Lessons
Graham Platner's failed Senate campaign reveals flaws in progressive candidate selection. Osita Nwanevu argues the left must prioritize discipline over vibes to build lasting power.
Argentina Minister Falklands Claim Sparks Fury Before England Game
Argentina's foreign minister claims UK 'illegitimately' occupies Falklands, igniting tensions days before England World Cup semi-final. UK officials reject the claim, citing islanders' right to self-determination.
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Haaland Backs England After Norway's World Cup Exit
Erling Haaland says he now supports England after they knocked Norway out of the World Cup quarter-final 2-1. The Manchester City striker, born in Leeds, was subbed off in extra time and praised Jude Bellingham.
Greens Struggle as One Nation Surges in Polls
As One Nation gains ground, Australia's Greens face a fight for relevance, with experts noting both parties tap into anti-establishment sentiment but the Greens fail to connect with voters' anger.
Democrats Split as Gaza War Dominates US Midterm Races
Israel-Gaza war divides Democrats in key Senate race in Michigan, with progressives and moderates clashing over pro-Israel spending and anti-war sentiment ahead of November's midterms.
One Nation's Rise Creates 'Unknown Territory' for Election
One Nation's surge to top polling positions creates electoral uncertainty. Pollster says party must win 75% of outer metro and rural upper house seats to govern, facing urban seat obstacles.
Why the Greens Are Failing to Attract Discontented Voters
Despite voter discontent with major parties, the Greens have flatlined in polls while Pauline Hanson's One Nation surges. Analysts and insiders discuss why progressive voters are turning right and what the Greens can do.
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Tice: Burnham's Gaza Stance Shows He'll Be a Disastrous PM
Reform deputy leader Richard Tice writes exclusively for the Express, arguing Andy Burnham's video criticising Keir Starmer on Gaza proves he will prioritise far-Left appeasement over British interests.
Tories condemned for not standing against Farage - bin head
Former Tory chairman Sir Jake Berry accuses main parties of lacking courage by boycotting Nigel Farage's Clacton by-election, as polls show Reform's vote share slipping and Farage's ratings at a new low.
Burnham to Battle Farage from Day One in Downing Street
Andy Burnham will face a war with Nigel Farage from his first day as PM, as Reform UK declares battle against the establishment, according to analysis by David Williamson.
Burnham to End Sacking of MPs for Constituency Advocacy
Andy Burnham pledges to end the Labour Party's authoritarian culture, promising that MPs will no longer be sacked for disagreeing on policy or standing up for constituents.
Trump Accused of Rigging Elections After Firing EAC Members
Donald Trump fired the last three commissioners of the Election Assistance Commission, paralyzing the only federal agency dedicated to election administration months before the midterms, sparking accusations of rigging.
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Count Binface Challenges Farage in Clacton Byelection
Count Binface, the satirical candidate, offers a hopeful alternative to Nigel Farage in the Clacton byelection, overshadowing other novelty candidates and drawing media attention.
Uphheld Embezzlement Conviction Fails to Dent Le Pen's Popularity
Marine Le Pen launches presidential campaign despite upheld embezzlement conviction; supporters in Montargis remain loyal, citing desire for change and perceived unfairness of legal system.
Clacton Voters Divided Over Farage's Byelection
As Nigel Farage triggers an August byelection in Clacton, voters express adulation, scepticism, and cynicism. Views range from seeing it as a stunt to a genuine mandate, with local issues and financial questions at play.
Is Mitch McConnell Dead? Mystery Shrouds Senator's Health
Mitch McConnell's health remains unclear weeks after hospitalization, with rumors of brain death and no public appearance, sparking speculation and calls for transparency.
King Charles and Harry Reconciliation Yet to Start Despite Reunion
Despite a private reunion at Highgrove, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams says 'real reconciliation' between King Charles and Prince Harry has not started, citing publicity and recent drama.
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Meghan and Harry Have 'Just One Currency Left' After £50m Shock
Prince Harry lost his court case against Associated Newspapers, facing a potential £50m legal bill. A journalist claims the Sussexes' only remaining currency is drama, which they monetize.
Farage's Resignation Descends into Farce, Says Madeley
Nigel Farage's dramatic resignation has quickly turned into a farce, with comparisons to Count Binface. Richard Madeley argues political donations are inherently about influence and urges calm.
Cartoon: Ben Jennings on Nigel Farage's byelection
Ben Jennings' cartoon satirises Nigel Farage's return to frontline politics as he campaigns in a byelection, highlighting the spectacle and controversy surrounding his candidacy.
Albanese's Podcast Apology: Risks and Rewards
Anthony Albanese apologised after a 'shag, marry, date' joke about Kylie Minogue on a podcast. Experts discuss the risks and rewards of the PM's podcast strategy in a fractured media landscape.
Trump Restarts Iran War, Plays Nice with Nato
Trump ends Iran ceasefire, threatens Greenland, but praises Nato unity at Ankara summit. Jonathan Freedland and Susan Glasser analyze his contradictory diplomacy.
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Labour whips reject Burnham's claim of intimidation
Former and current Labour whips reject Andy Burnham's claim that whipping is about intimidation, saying consensus-building is key, while a current whip says Starmer's office was not heavy-handed.
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