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.
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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.
Trump's White House Ballroom Demolition Sparks Outrage
Trump's demolition of the White House East Wing for a $250m ballroom sparks outrage from historians and preservationists.
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'.
Findlay Vows To Stay As Scottish Tory Leader While Making Difference
Russell Findlay says he will stay Scottish Tory leader as long as he makes a difference, despite poll predicting major losses.
De-Extinction Firm Hatches Chicks from Artificial Eggshell
Colossal Biosciences hatches chicks from 3D-printed eggshell, aiming to revive extinct species like the moa, but scientists question the achievement.
New Labour TikTok obsession grips teenagers
Teenagers on TikTok are creating viral edits celebrating New Labour's Blair-Brown rivalry, blending archival footage with pop music.
London to Host All-Female Athlos Athletics Meet in September
London to host all-female Athlos athletics meet on 18 Sept at StoneX Stadium, with stars like Sha'Carri Richardson and Gabby Thomas competing for $2.1m prize pot.
Streeting Refuses To Rule Out Future Labour Leadership Bid
Wes Streeting insists he can win Labour leadership race despite underdog status, sets out plans for government including social care and tax.
Trump's Secret White House Bunker Renovation Plan Exposed
Trump's secret plan to renovate the White House bunker is exposed, with top-secret work underway alongside the East Wing ballroom project.
Starmer faces growing dissent as Labour's soft-left demands progressive offer
Keir Starmer faces growing dissent from Labour's soft-left majority over lack of progressive policies after Greens' byelection win.
Scottish Government Admonished Over Salmond Files Delay
Scottish Government admonished by Court of Session for failing to comply with FOI order on Salmond files, a first in commissioner's history.
Chris Minns Faces Labor Backlash Over Sydney Harbour Bridge Protest Stance
NSW Premier Chris Minns faces internal Labor backlash over his opposition to a pro-Palestine march on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, with caucus members planning a motion on Gaza.
Rayner Condemns Labour Infighting, Calls for Unity
Angela Rayner condemns Labour infighting as 'arrogant tittle-tattle' and declines to rule out future leadership bid, while Shabana Mahmood calls speculation 'mortifying'.
Gilts And Pound Sell Off On Labour Leadership Worries
UK 30-year gilt yields hit 28-year high as Labour leadership uncertainty sparks investor jitters and pound sell-off.
Sam Kerr to Leave Chelsea at End of Season
Sam Kerr confirms she will leave Chelsea at end of season when her contract expires, ending six-and-a-half-year spell at the club.
Lord Deben Urges Labour to Seek Cross-Party Climate Consensus Amid Tory Attacks
Outgoing CCC chair Lord Deben urges Labour to offer cross-party climate consensus amid Tory attacks, citing Skidmore report.
Starmer Survives Leadership Challenge but Peril Remains
Keir Starmer survives leadership challenge after fighting speech, but faces dire polls, byelection tests, and a restive party.
Trump’s Second Term Normalising American Autocracy
Observers warn Trump’s second term is normalising authoritarianism in the US, with signs including cult of personality, criminalisation of opponents, and immigration raids.
Andrew Hastie Rules Out Liberal Leadership Challenge, Paving Way for Angus Taylor
Andrew Hastie rules out Liberal leadership challenge, clearing path for Angus Taylor to challenge Sussan Ley.
Reeves Defends Tough Economic Choices Amid Criticism
Rachel Reeves defends tough economic choices, including winter fuel cuts, citing a £22bn black hole left by the Conservatives.
Starmer Faces Leadership Challenge as Rayner and Streeting Eye Top Job
Keir Starmer fights to remain Labour leader as about 40 MPs call for his resignation, with Wes Streeting and Angela Rayner eyeing potential leadership bids.
Badenoch Sacks Jenrick Over Defection Plot Evidence
Kemi Badenoch sacks Robert Jenrick from shadow cabinet over 'irrefutable evidence' of defection plot to Reform UK.
Maga Movement Faces Succession Crisis as Influencers Revolt Over Iran War
Maga movement faces internal revolt as influencers like Joe Rogan criticise Trump over Iran war, exposing lack of institutional discipline.
12-Year-Old Boy Honoured as Hero for Rescuing Family from House Fire
12-year-old Ramir Parker saved his grandmother and two siblings from a house fire in Virginia, receiving a hero's proclamation from the city.
Starmer’s Approval Rating Hits Record Low Among Western Leaders
Keir Starmer's approval rating hits record low among Western leaders, with Labour's polling falling 14.2 points in 11 months, the worst drop since 1983.
Sky's 'Masterful' Period Drama 'Mary & George' Hailed as 'Worthy Sequel to The Tudors'
Sky's 'Mary & George' is a critically acclaimed period drama hailed as a worthy sequel to The Tudors, starring Nicholas Galitzine and Julianne Moore.
Pauline Hanson Censured Over Muslim Comments, Walks Out of Senate
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson was censured by the Senate for anti-Muslim remarks, called the motion a stunt, and walked out. Coalition largely opposed the censure.
BBC Reverses Decision on Naga Munchetty Complaint After Backlash
BBC reverses decision to partially uphold complaint against Naga Munchetty over comments on Trump tweet, after backlash from MPs and public figures.
Casemiro Recommends Ederson as Manchester United Replacement
Casemiro recommends Ederson as his Man United replacement; decisive meeting scheduled for Tuesday.
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