Pete Hegseth Criticised Over Arlington Cemetery Statue Remarks
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announces return of Confederate statue to Arlington, sparking criticism over its whitewashing of slavery.
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Trump Calls for Unity After White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting
Trump calls for unity after a man tried to breach security at the White House Correspondents' dinner, but his history suggests the tone may not last.
Labour MP Tony Vaughan breaks ranks to condemn asylum overhaul
Labour MP Tony Vaughan, a former immigration barrister, condemns the government's asylum overhaul as divisive and wrong, risking promotion prospects.
Andy Burnham Launches Makerfield Bid with Blunt Message to Labour
Andy Burnham launches Makerfield by-election campaign, calling for Labour to change and warning of disconnect between Westminster and the public.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene renews call for 'national divorce' after Charlie Kirk killing
Marjorie Taylor Greene renews call for 'national divorce' after Charlie Kirk's assassination, blaming left-wing extremism despite suspect's non-political background.
Trump Administration Waives 28 Environmental Laws for Texas Border Wall
Trump administration waives 28 environmental laws to build border wall through Big Bend National Park, sparking outcry over destruction of pristine wilderness.
Labour Civil War Looms Over Starmer's Plan to Oust Rayner
Starmer may sack Rayner over ethics probe, risking Labour civil war; decision expected soon.
Kamala Harris's Malibu Home Sparks 2028 Run Speculation
Kamala Harris's $8.15M Malibu home purchase fuels debate on whether she will run for president in 2028.
Roy Hattersley Dies at 93: Former Labour Deputy Leader
Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy leader, has died aged 93. Tributes from Sir Keir Starmer and others highlight his decades of service and deep socialist convictions.
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Sunderland Boss Urges Premier League To Review Hair Pull Rule
Sunderland boss Régis Le Bris calls for Premier League to review hair pull rule after Dan Ballard's red card against Wolves.
AI Nostalgia Slop Fuels Far Right Sentiment In Britain
Investigation reveals South Asian entrepreneurs use AI to create anti-immigrant Facebook content, profiting from ad revenue and boosting far-right sentiment in Britain.
Britons Reject Trump’s War Agenda, Labour Must Wake Up
Owen Jones argues Britons reject Trump's war on Iran, urging Labour to learn from past catastrophic US-led conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.
Indie music's viral hype exposed: fake fans and paid campaigns revealed
Indie music's viral hype is often manufactured by marketing agencies creating fake fans and paid campaigns, shattering the illusion of grassroots success.
ITV's Nobody's Fool Premieres with Danny Dyer and Emily Atack
ITV's new quiz show Nobody's Fool, hosted by Danny Dyer and Emily Atack, premieres with a unique premise where contestants must convince others of their intelligence.
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Liberal Party Civil War Threatens Australian Conservatives
Australian Liberal Party civil war sparks anger and despair among readers, threatening conservative government stability.
Jess Phillips Withdraws from Labour Leadership Race
Jess Phillips quits Labour leadership race, admitting she cannot unite the party; rivals react.
Republican Congressman Displays Handguns During Gun Law Debate
Republican Greg Steube pulls out handguns during Congress debate on new gun laws, sparking controversy after Uvalde school shooting.
Gordon Ramsay Dismisses TikTok Dog Poop Claim as 'Clickbait'
Gordon Ramsay refutes TikTok claim that a dog defecated in his London restaurant, calling it clickbait.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK Faces Unexpected Obstacle
Nigel Farage's Reform UK is poised for a historic by-election win in Makerfield, but Rupert Lowe's Restore Party threatens to split the vote, handing victory to Labour.
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Trump at 80: Concerns Over Mental and Physical Decline
As Donald Trump turns 80, observers note alarming signs of decline, raising risks for global security. Critics cite erratic behavior, fatigue, and cognitive issues.
Trump Desecrates Lincoln Memorial: Civic Sacred Ground
The Lincoln Memorial, a symbol of equality and democracy, faces indignities from Trump's displays. Despite this, its legacy of civil rights endures.
Democrats' Maine Senate Dilemma: Platner Win Exposes Party Miscalculation
Graham Platner's primary victory in Maine reveals Democratic missteps, as the party now faces a risky general election against Susan Collins amid scandals.
Why We Missed the Rise of Pauline Hanson and Trumpism
Zoe Daniel reflects on how media and major parties overlooked the growing appeal of Pauline Hanson's One Nation, drawing parallels to Trump's rise and the fragmentation of trust.
Minister Slams Farage's 'Nasty Hate' in Sky News Rant
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy tells Nigel Farage to take his 'nasty hate, anger and division' elsewhere, as she backs Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election.
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Lisa Nandy Slams Farage's 'Nasty Hate, Anger and Division'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy criticises Nigel Farage for his essay on a two-tier state against white people, urging him to take his 'nasty hate, anger and division' elsewhere.
CEO Pay Surges Nearly 6% to $8.4 Million in 2025
CEO pay surged to $8.4 million in 2025, rising 20 times faster than worker pay, with US inequality worse than global average.
Prince William Settles Scone Debate, Reveals Queen's Preference
Prince William reveals the late Queen ate scones with cream first, settling the Cornish vs Devon debate on Heart Breakfast.
Liberal Senator Warns Against Copying One Nation or Face Demise
Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan warns his party against adopting One Nation's language and policies, urging a return to core values to avoid electoral demise.
Bruce Springsteen Labels Trump Administration 'Corrupt, Incompetent and Treasonous'
Bruce Springsteen calls Trump administration 'corrupt, incompetent and treasonous' during European tour opener in Manchester.
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US Congressman Thomas Massie Criticised for Christmas Photo with Guns
Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie faces backlash for posting a family Christmas photo with rifles days after a Michigan school shooting.
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