Argentina has been given the green light to unfurl a banner referencing the Falkland Islands at the World Cup final after FIFA decided not to punish the team for displaying it during the semi-final against England.
Donald Trump's primetime address claimed declassified intelligence showed Chinese interference in US elections, but US intelligence found no evidence Beijing altered the 2020 vote. The Guardian's Sam Levine fact-checks.
Donald Trump's Iran war is a limitless fiasco; his reckless leadership makes him a one-man weapon of mass destruction, damaging global stability and the US reputation.
Trump resumes strikes on Iran less than a month after ceasefire, risking midterm losses for Republicans as experts warn of escalation and potential ground invasion.
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Protesters in Kyiv demand dismissal of commander-in-chief Syrskyi after Zelenskyy removes popular defence minister Fedorov, citing 'challenging dialogue'.
Jens Spahn resigned as CDU party chair after using a US surrogate, contradicting his past criticism of surrogacy and his party's ban on the practice in Germany.
David Campbell Bannerman, a former MEP and ex-Boris Johnson ally, defects from Conservatives to Reform UK, calling Nigel Farage a 'revolutionary prime minister' and the country's 'last hope'.
GB News presenter Stephen Dixon responded to a viewer who accused him of 'sticking up for Andy Burnham', defending his comments as not political but personal, saying Burnham is 'a very nice man'.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood emerges as favourite to become Chancellor when Andy Burnham becomes PM, amid Labour divisions over Ed Miliband.
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The White House will reportedly support Argentina players who displayed a Falklands banner, citing free speech, amid calls for a World Cup final ban.
Gateshead Council's Reform UK administration denies restricting councillors' access to confidential reports, stating it follows the constitution. Labour leader accuses them of secrecy.
SNP MP Lara Bird faces backlash for celebrating Argentina's World Cup win, with critics accusing her of disrespecting Scottish soldiers killed in the Falklands War.
Nigel Farage calls Andy Burnham's Labour leadership speech 'utterly vacuous' and repeats demands for a snap general election, warning Britain is 'less than a decade away from becoming a third-world country.'
Iain Dale reveals he warned Nigel Farage that accepting Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform UK was a 'serious error', citing internal party tensions and Jenrick's overrated status.
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Letters argue that thinktanks' reliance on profit-driven financial businesses is a funding weakness, suggesting state-funded models like Germany's. The High Pay Centre closure may offer Andy Burnham an opportunity.
Amnesty International UK has referred itself to the Charity Commission after publishing a report that listed JK Rowling's women-only sexual violence support centre Beira's Place as 'anti-rights'.
More than 100 House Democrats voted to cut $3.3bn in security assistance to Israel, signaling a historic shift in bipartisan support for the US-Israel relationship.
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy defends dismissing Defence Minister Fedorov after breakdown with military chief Syrskyi, sparking protests and overshadowing Starmer's farewell visit.
Liz Truss spearheads the first UK CPAC event in London, featuring hard-right speakers including Jack Posobiec and Nigel Farage, as she seeks to rebuild her political influence.
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Senator John Fetterman said he would leave the Democratic Party if it becomes anti-Israel, as 103 House Democrats voted to halt $3.3bn in military aid to Israel.
The killing of Ann Widdecombe, the third British politician murdered in a decade, prompts urgent questions about dehumanising rhetoric and the safety of public figures in a polarised era.
Gianni Infantino secures formal endorsement from over 200 Fifa member associations for re-election, despite the Folarin Balogun scandal and European opposition.
Former Concacaf executive Mel Brennan says Fifa survived Blatter and Warner and will survive Infantino, criticising opaque governance and missed reforms in football.
Lindsey Graham, South Carolina's longest-serving senator, dies at 71, leaving a mixed legacy of bipartisanship and Trump loyalty, as the state mourns and Republicans scramble for a successor.
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Andy Burnham has been officially confirmed as the new Labour Party leader, winning overwhelming support from MPs and unions. He declared himself ready to 'beat Britain's new right' and take over as prime minister on Monday.
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Argentina's controversial Falklands banner, displayed after the semi-final win over England, is reportedly still with the squad and could reappear at the World Cup final against Spain.
An Argentina fan smuggled a 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' banner into the World Cup semi-final against England using hotel bedsheets and £7 paint, sparking a diplomatic row.
Wes Streeting has dismissed as 'bizarre speculation' a claim by Guido Fawkes that he was spotted crying in a lift near Andy Burnham's office in Parliament.
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Andy Burnham isn't even PM yet, but his choice of Chancellor—Ed Miliband or Shabana Mahmood—has sparked bitter internal Labour divisions over the party's direction.
