The Covid-19 Inquiry found that Tory ministers gave 'favourable treatment' to political allies in PPE procurement, wasting nearly £10 billion of taxpayers' money while NHS staff lacked basic protection.
Gary Neville is confident England can beat Argentina in the World Cup semi-final, but Roy Keane predicts the Three Lions will fall short, citing Argentina's ability to find a way in tight games.
Nicola Sturgeon refuses to release her police statement from the SNP finances probe, despite previous indications she would not object, sparking backlash from political opponents.
Outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of breaking the law by sacking foreign office chief Sir Olly Robbins, allegedly to shift blame for the Mandelson scandal. Former civil service head Sir Simon Case called the dismissal illegal and a 'big mistak
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Psychologist Mary Trump warns President Donald Trump's cognitive decline mirrors her grandfather's Alzheimer's, calling his Iran war rhetoric 'unhinged' and enabled by cronies.
Lavish bonuses at Glasgow's SEC Ltd undermine public sympathy for councils facing SNP under-funding, while a holidaymaker's death highlights the need for travel insurance.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham writes exclusively for the Liverpool ECHO as the Hillsborough Law returns to Parliament, crediting families' 37-year fight for justice with transforming the UK's culture of accountability.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pays tribute to Hillsborough families' decades-long fight for justice, says new law will prevent such shameful episodes from happening again, ensuring state accountability.
Reform UK has triggered a row over MPs' safety, criticising Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle after Ann Widdecombe's murder, claiming insufficient security for its MPs.
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Israel reportedly courted former hardline Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for a potential post-regime role, according to claims in recent reports.
US Senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly at 71 after returning from Kyiv. The South Carolina Republican was a Trump ally and staunch Ukraine supporter, with a legacy shaped by foreign policy hawkishness and political pragmatism.
Marine Le Pen was convicted for orchestrating a €2.8m fake jobs scam at the European Parliament. Despite the ruling, she campaigns for 2027. Rokhaya Diallo argues her legitimacy is the real issue.
Senator Elizabeth Warren demands answers from JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon on whether he consulted Jeffrey Epstein while lobbying against UK banker bonus tax.
Downing Street has rejected Argentine foreign minister Pablo Quirno's claim that Falkland islanders are an 'artificially implanted' population, reaffirming their right to self-determination ahead of the England-Argentina World Cup semi-final.
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Reform UK's Zia Yusuf erupts at Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, branding him a 'bully' and 'coward' over MPs' security following Ann Widdecombe's death.
Ann Widdecombe's tragic death has unleashed vile attacks from the Left, exposing their hypocrisy and hatred, argues Giles Sheldrick.
Former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe was found dead at her Dartmoor home with serious head injuries. A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. Police believe she was attacked nearly 24 hours before her body was discovered.
Former Defence Minister James Heappey warns that government infighting following Sir Keir Starmer's resignation makes the UK appear 'unserious' amid rising global tensions with Russia.
Whistleblowers allege Kennedy Center rushed renovations for Trump's FIFA peace prize ceremony, ignoring federal contracting laws and wasting taxpayer money.
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Keir Starmer will use his last week as PM to push the Hillsborough law through Commons, aiming to prevent cover-ups and help families seek justice after disasters.
President Donald Trump praised Senator Lindsey Graham as 'one of the greatest people I have ever known' following Graham's death, calling him a true American Patriot and close ally.
Reform UK claims the state is providing no protection to its MPs amid escalating security threats, while Labour faces accusations that a proposed donation cap would endanger politicians' lives.
Former Conservative MP Harvey Proctor, who is gay, condemns Peter Tatchell for calling Ann Widdecombe a 'bigot' after her death, recounting how she supported him during Operation Midland when other gay rights activists stayed silent.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves reveals that crying on TV during PMQs was her toughest moment as Chancellor, describing the aftermath of seeing her photos on front pages as particularly hard.
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Norway manager Stale Solbakken criticized FIFA after England's controversial equalizer in the World Cup quarter-final, claiming the ball hit overhead spidercam cables before Jude Bellingham's goal.
Andy Burnham's rise to Labour leader marks the culmination of a hard-left 'march through institutions.' With tax hikes looming, experts warn of economic disaster as the left seizes control.
Actor James Dreyfus defended the late Ann Widdecombe after journalist Andrew Clark called her 'deeply bigoted' on homosexuality, noting her religious convictions and friendships.
Count Binface, the intergalactic candidate, plans to run against Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election, continuing his political rise after challenging Andy Burnham.
Peter Murrell's embezzlement of £400,000 from the SNP raises ongoing questions about leadership failures. New allegations of £1.5m missing from Yes Scotland campaign funds add to scrutiny, with calls for a public inquiry.
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Nigel Farage says a mystery car was seen on Ann Widdecombe's driveway five minutes before police believe she was murdered. The Reform UK leader calls it a 'premeditated murder'.
