Labour peer slammed for refusing to condemn Widdecombe comment
Lord George Foulkes faced a live grilling on TalkTV after he refused to condemn Labour politicians' past remarks about the late Ann Widdecombe, calling her a 'poisonous bigot'.
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Hillsborough Law Marks Shift from Starmer to Burnham
The Hillsborough law passed as Andy Burnham returns to Westminster, symbolising a power shift from outgoing PM Keir Starmer to the prime minister-in-waiting.
Corrections: Hormuz Crossings, Budapest Bar Name Fixed
Corrections to Guardian articles: Hormuz Strait crossings approved, not sanctioned; Budapest bar Fekete Kutya misnamed. Other amended articles listed.
Ex-Obama Counsel Testifies on Epstein Ties
Kathryn Ruemmler, former Obama White House counsel, testified before a House committee about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein, denying knowledge of ongoing criminal activity and expressing regret for the association.
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DUP leader orders unprecedented review into Donaldson
DUP leader Gavin Robinson has ordered an unprecedented review into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Donaldson's time in the party, led by former senior police officer Jim Gamble.
Starmer's Emotional Final PMQs: Family Tribute and Dance
Sir Keir Starmer ended his final PMQs with a family tribute and the 6-7 dance, as MPs from all parties set aside rancour to wish him well. Labour MPs wept, and tributes were paid to murdered Ann Widdecombe.
Starmer Calls for Commons Memorial to Ann Widdecombe in Final PMQs
Keir Starmer, in his final Prime Minister's Questions, called for a memorial shield in the House of Commons for murdered former MP Ann Widdecombe, joining tributes to Jo Cox and Sir David Amess.
Russian Host Gloats Over Graham Death
Russian TV host Vladimir Solovyov celebrated the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, a Trump ally, saying 'It's a shame it was just him.' Graham died of aortic dissection after returning from Kyiv.
Metro Apologises to Nadia Sawalha and Mark Adderley
Metro retracts false claims that Mark Adderley shared pro-Hamas and antisemitic content, apologising to him and wife Nadia Sawalha for distress caused.
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Briton in Iran Gets Extra 2-Year Sentence
Craig Foreman, a British man jailed in Iran on espionage charges, has been given an additional two-year sentence for speaking to media, his family says.
Burnham Urges MP Security Review After Widdecombe Murder
Andy Burnham, the incoming prime minister, has called for a 'serious review' of MPs' security following the targeted murder of former MP Ann Widdecombe, describing politics as having 'darkened' in the last decade.
Falklands War Remarks Unhelpful in England-Argentina Rivalry
A Tory councillor's Falklands War comments ahead of England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina are out of order, says Record View, urging friendly rivalry.
ITV Apologises to Vieira After France World Cup Exit
ITV's Mark Pougatch apologised to Patrick Vieira as France were eliminated from the World Cup by Spain. Vieira's punditry ends, while Deschamps questions referee quality.
Widdecombe Warned of 'Game of Personal Destruction' Before Death
Ann Widdecombe described politics as a 'game of personal destruction' in her final interview, filmed 20 minutes before her death. She was found dead at her home in Haytor, Dartmoor, with a suspect held on suspicion of murder.
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Widdecombe's Final Interview: Defended Farage Before Murder
Ann Widdecombe defended Nigel Farage and criticized politics as a 'game of personal destruction' in her final interview, recorded minutes before her murder on July 8.
Foreign Office Names First Envoy for Detained Britons
The UK Foreign Office has appointed its first special envoy dedicated to supporting British citizens detained overseas, marking a new approach to consular cases.
Burnham calls for serious review of MP safety after Widdecombe death
Andy Burnham says a 'serious review' of MP security is needed after the suspected murder of Ann Widdecombe, noting politics has 'darkened' in the last decade.
Starmer Awarded Légion d’Honneur by Macron
UK PM Keir Starmer receives France’s highest honour, the Légion d’honneur, from President Macron during a ceremony at the Élysée Palace, marking strong bilateral ties.
In Football and Politics, Balance Hopes with Realism
Colin Montgomery argues that unrealistic expectations in football and politics lead to resentment. He urges a new political approach beyond blind optimism.
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MP Death Threats Daily as Climate Abuse Surges
MPs face death threats daily, with climate-related abuse soaring. A new report reveals the scale of intimidation targeting politicians.
Andy Burnham: Hillsborough Law to Rewire State, Empower People
Andy Burnham declared the Hillsborough Law will rewire the state and pass power to ordinary people as it cleared the Commons. PM Starmer steered the bill through, delivering on a promise to bereaved families.
Burnham's Secret Plan to Sack Three Ministers Leaked
Andy Burnham's premiership will begin with an 'absolute bloodbath' in the Cabinet, with Deputy PM David Lammy, Chancellor Rachel Reeves, and Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper set to be ousted, according to Daily Express Associate Editor James Walker.
Widdecombe Murder Exposes Left's Grotesque Reaction
Carole Malone condemns the Left's gleeful response to Ann Widdecombe's murder and criticises Devon and Cornwall Police for initially denying political motive despite evidence.
Coming Out to a Religious Mother: Advice for a Man in His 20s
A man in his 20s seeks advice on coming out to his ultra-religious mother. Coleen suggests sibling support, timing, and resources like FFLAG.
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Tice Gauges Mood on Ann Widdecombe's Death in Commons
Richard Tice and other MPs pay tribute to Ann Widdecombe in the Commons after her murder, while some Reform politicians face criticism for politicizing the death and speculating on motives.
Jenrick Slams Gov Over Farage Security Delay After Widdecombe Death
Robert Jenrick criticised the government for not offering Nigel Farage a security meeting earlier, stating it only happened after Ann Widdecombe's murder. He claimed the Home Office downgraded Farage's protection.
Trump escalates attacks on press with NYT subpoenas
The Trump administration subpoenaed New York Times reporters over a story about a Boeing 747 gift, sparking outrage as an assault on First Amendment protections for journalism.
Tories Deny Purge as Lord Barwell Loses Party Whip
The Conservatives deny a purge after Lord Barwell lost the whip, following Kemi Badenoch's warnings that centrists are unwelcome. Barwell says the decision shows 'intolerance of criticism'.
UK to Ignore Ruling on Trafficking Victims to France
Despite a High Court ruling that the policy is unlawful, the Home Office plans to continue sending asylum seekers to France without reviewing trafficking claims, with the next flight scheduled for Thursday.
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England vs Argentina semi-final could reignite Falklands tensions
England face Argentina in the World Cup semi-final; BBC's John Simpson warns the match could fuel Falklands debate, with Argentina players already chanting about the islands.
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