Danny Kruger: Reform MP's Unstable Ideas and Farage Loyalty
Danny Kruger, Reform MP, shares controversial theories on America, heaven, and Attenborough, while explaining his defection from the Tories to join Nigel Farage's party.
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Albanese Weds in Historic Australian Prime Minister Wedding
Anthony Albanese becomes first Australian PM to marry in office, wedding Jodie Haydon at the Lodge in Canberra.
Mitch McConnell, 83, Hospitalised with Flu-Like Symptoms
Senator Mitch McConnell, 83, hospitalised with flu-like symptoms; prognosis positive but return to Senate unclear.
Starmer Defends UK Iran Policy, Cites Iraq War Lessons
PM Starmer defends UK's defensive-only Iran stance, citing Iraq War lessons, amid US criticism and Iranian retaliation.
Police in Scotland Brace for Protests Over Trump Visit to New Golf Course
Police in Scotland prepare for potential Trump visit to open new golf course amid expected large-scale protests.
Guardian Faces New Challenges in Deciding What to Correct or Clarify
Guardian faces challenges in deciding corrections as digital growth shifts focus from print to online, with criteria for significant errors.
DHS Reverses TSA PreCheck Suspension Amid Shutdown, Global Entry Still Halted
DHS reverses TSA PreCheck suspension amid shutdown, but Global Entry remains halted. Critics accuse administration of using travellers as political leverage.
DOGE Staff at Social Security Allegedly Sought to Help Group Overturn Election Results
DOJ reveals DOGE staff at Social Security contacted a group aiming to overturn elections, potentially accessing sensitive data.
Texas Woman Dies After Miscarriage Care Delayed Due to Abortion Ban, Report Finds
Josseli Barnica died after Texas doctors delayed miscarriage care due to the state's abortion ban, a ProPublica report finds.
Starmer: Wild Brexit Promises Were Made to British People and Not Fulfilled
PM Starmer criticises Tories for unfulfilled Brexit promises, defends China engagement, and seeks EU reset.
Robert Jenrick defects to Reform UK after being sacked by Badenoch
Robert Jenrick defects to Reform UK after being sacked by Kemi Badenoch, calling the Conservatives 'rotten' and 'failed'.
Starmer Leads Fightback as Budget Row Rumbles on for Reeves
Starmer defends Reeves amid Conservative ethics attacks over budget tax rises, focusing on long-term economic plan.
Badenoch Sacks Jenrick Before He Defects To Reform UK
Kemi Badenoch sacks Robert Jenrick after obtaining evidence of his planned defection to Reform UK, acting swiftly to pre-empt his announcement.
Coalition Housing Policy a 'Melange of Weird Things', Says O'Neil as Data Shows Labor Behind Target
Clare O'Neil slams Coalition housing policy as 'melange of weird things' as ABS data shows Labor's 1.2m home target 30,000 behind schedule after six months.
Badenoch Sacks Jenrick Before He Could Defect To Reform
Kemi Badenoch sacked Robert Jenrick after discovering his plan to defect to Reform UK, acting on leaked screenshots of his resignation speech.
Prince Harry and Co-claimants Face Daily Mail in High-Stakes Trial
Prince Harry and others begin a nine-week trial against the Daily Mail over alleged unlawful information gathering, including phone hacking and bugging.
Trump Revives Presidential Fitness Test with Butker and Athletes
Trump signs executive order reviving Presidential Fitness Test in schools, with Harrison Butker and other athletes joining his sports council.
Dutton Says Welcome to Country Ceremonies 'Overdone' in Election Debate
Peter Dutton says welcome to country ceremonies are 'overdone' and should be limited, sparking a culture war in the final election debate against Anthony Albanese.
Trump's New Scottish Golf Course Approved Despite Environmental Fury
Trump's second Scottish golf course approved despite environmentalists' warnings of damage to protected sand dunes.
Macron Summons Parties for Crunch Meeting in Frantic Effort to Appoint PM
Macron summons party leaders for crisis talks to appoint a new PM by Friday, excluding National Rally and La France Insoumise, as political deadlock deepens.
Queen’s ‘keenness’ for Andrew trade envoy role a grave mistake
Queen Elizabeth II's keenness for Prince Andrew to become a trade envoy in 2001 was a grave mistake, with no formal vetting, as her support for her 'favourite' son persisted despite controversies.
Djokovic Pleads for Becker's Return to Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic urges UK Home Office to let Boris Becker return to Wimbledon after deportation; Becker banned since 2022 prison sentence for tax evasion.
Obama Delivers Stinging Rebuke to Ignorance and Isolationism at Rutgers Commencement
Obama's Rutgers commencement speech condemns ignorance and isolationism, targeting Trump's border wall and defending facts and science.
Readers Debate Starmer’s Future as Labour Struggles
Readers debate Keir Starmer’s future as Labour leader, with suggestions he could serve as foreign secretary and calls for a Labour-Green merger.
Trump Signs Bill to End Longest-Ever DHS Shutdown, Excluding Immigration Enforcement
Trump signs bipartisan bill to end 75-day DHS shutdown, funding most agencies but excluding ICE and CBP, averting airport chaos.
Ex-Sun Editor David Dinsmore to Become Government Comms Chief
Former Sun editor David Dinsmore appointed as government's permanent secretary for communications, a new civil service role.
Harry's Disappointment Over Royal Exit And Meghan Doubt
Prince Harry expresses disappointment over royal exit and doubts about Meghan Markle persist amid ongoing family rift.
Farage Urges Starmer to Appoint Reform Peers to House of Lords
Nigel Farage demands Reform UK peers in House of Lords, citing electoral success; Defence Secretary John Healey dismisses call, accusing Farage of seeking 'Putin apologists'.
Reform UK Energy Bill Competition Faces Data Protection Probe Call
Reform UK faces data protection concerns over its free energy bills competition, which asks entrants for voting history.
US Government Shutdown Looms as Senate Rejects Both Funding Plans
US government shutdown imminent after Senate rejects both Democratic and Republican funding plans, with parties blaming each other.
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