BBC Breakfast fury over Belfast stabbing remarks
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Naomi Long faced backlash on BBC Breakfast after condemning Belfast protests following a stabbing. Viewers criticized her remarks.
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Trump's Rants: Pope, Transgenic Mice, and Third Term Hints
Donald Trump's second term is marked by erratic rants on Truth Social, attacks on the Pope, bizarre claims about transgender mice, and hints at a third term despite constitutional limits.
Makerfield By-Election Polls Voters on Water and Wealth Tax Posts
In the Makerfield by-election, voters are being polled on their views of social media posts concerning water and wealth tax, reflecting a new campaign tactic.
Social Media's Role in Belfast Riots: Musk and Robinson
Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson used social media to stoke unrest in Belfast, leading to riots with homes and cars set alight. Political leaders urged calm amid the chaos.
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Inquiry Needed on Peter Murrell Scandal Delay
Record View demands an inquiry into the Peter Murrell scandal, questioning delays in court and legal aid decisions, to restore public trust.
Europe Fears Trump and Vance: A Continent's Warning
Europe grows increasingly wary as Trump and Vance rise. A warning from across the Atlantic about the dangers of their populist agenda and its impact on global stability.
The Economist Warns of Gen Z Socialism Threat
The Economist warns against Gen Z socialism, but critics argue that urgency to combat it should not outweigh addressing hunger and poverty among children.
Unions Reject Farage's Reform as 'Cosplaying' Rights
UK unions have rebuffed Nigel Farage's Reform party for allegedly cosplaying workers' rights, criticizing its policies as inauthentic and damaging to labor.
Farage and Truss to Headline UK CPAC Conference
Nigel Farage and Liz Truss are set to speak at the UK's first CPAC conference, signaling a shift in conservative politics towards populist figures.
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Zelenskyy: Putin Playing Games with Trump
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claims Putin is manipulating Trump in ceasefire talks, risking Ukraine's security.
Badenoch's 'Search Black Boys' Remark Sparks Row
Kemi Badenoch's comment about searching Black boys to protect white people triggers backlash, as she vies to outflank the far right on immigration and crime.
JD Vance Under DOJ Inquiry Over Walz Comments
Senator JD Vance is under investigation by the DOJ for alleged false statements regarding Minnesota Governor Tim Walz during a political rally.
Tommy Robinson Meets Musk; Father in Moscow
Tommy Robinson meets Elon Musk amid controversy, as his father is revealed to be in Moscow. The meeting sparks debate over far-right influence.
Labour's 'Zombie Blairites' Strategy Exposed
A leaked Labour memo suggests the party is keeping moderate Blairites engaged to avoid internal conflict, as Starmer balances left and right factions.
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Cartoon: Disinformation and Social Division
Ella Baron's cartoon highlights the dangerous link between disinformation and growing social division, urging critical thinking.
Badenoch's equality duty plan: experts warn of discrimination
Kemi Badenoch proposes scrapping the public sector equality duty, but legal experts say it would fuel discrimination and legal uncertainty.
SPLC Report: Far-Right Groups in Trump Admin
A new SPLC report highlights the increasing influence of far-right groups within the Trump administration, raising concerns about policy impacts.
Belfast Knife Attack Sparks Far-Right Unrest
A knife attack in Belfast has become the latest flashpoint for far-right violence, leading to riots and heightened tensions in Northern Ireland.
Corrections and Clarifications: June 9, 2026
The Guardian publishes corrections and clarifications for errors in previous articles, including a misattributed quote and a factual inaccuracy.
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Lammy's Jury Trial Cuts Could Harm Race Relations
A cross-party committee warns David Lammy's plan to remove some defendants' right to jury trial could increase mistrust in the justice system among black communities.
Trump Accused of Inventing Fraud in California Elections
Experts warn Trump is undermining election integrity with baseless fraud claims in California, as his administration, stocked with loyalists, may not resist attempts to sabotage upcoming elections.
Putin Losing Control: Grandpa in a Bunker
Analysis of Putin's grip on power amid the Ukraine war, with experts suggesting he's losing control and becoming increasingly isolated in his bunker.
SNP, Greens Have Final Chance to Back Murrell Probe
Labour will force a vote on a parliamentary inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement of over £400,000, urging SNP and Greens to support the probe.
Far-right protesters berate woman for not taking knee in London
A woman was racially abused and threatened by far-right protesters in Parliament Square after refusing to take a knee for Henry Nowak at a Tommy Robinson rally.
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Violence condemned after Tommy Robinson stokes Belfast disorder
A man in his 40s is in serious condition after a stabbing in Belfast, with a Sudanese man arrested. Tommy Robinson's protest in London adds to tensions.
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