Labour Lifts Trevor Phillips' Suspension for Alleged Islamophobia
Labour lifts Trevor Phillips' suspension for alleged Islamophobia, sparking criticism from Muslim members and MPs.
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Reeves Uncle Attacks Labour Budget As Disgrace
Rachel Reeves faces criticism over chaotic pre-budget leaks and policy U-turns, with the OBR accidentally publishing the budget early.
Ex-Rapper Balendra Shah Becomes Nepal's Youngest Prime Minister
Rapper Balendra Shah's party wins landslide in Nepal election, making him youngest PM after gen Z protests toppled government.
Vatican Issues Decree Against Polygamy Approved By Pope Leo
Vatican issues decree approved by Pope Leo reaffirming Catholic stance against polygamy, emphasising lifelong monogamous marriage.
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, paving way for potential leadership bid
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, settling £40,000 in unpaid stamp duty without penalty, opening door for potential Labour leadership bid.
Mountbatten-Windsor's Trade Envoy Role Under Scrutiny After Arrest
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office brings his former trade envoy role into focus. He denies wrongdoing.
Met Police Investigate Mandelson Over Epstein Email Leaks
Met Police investigate Peter Mandelson for allegedly leaking confidential emails to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking political backlash and resignation from Lords.
Trump's Gaudy Gold Oval Office Sign Mercilessly Mocked Online
Trump's new gold Oval Office sign draws mockery and anger amid government shutdown jeopardising Snap benefits.
Tuchel Hails Arsenal Quartet's Return Ahead of World Cup
Thomas Tuchel says Arsenal quartet will boost England's World Cup prep after a drab 1-0 win over New Zealand.
Prince William Admits Defeat in Bid to Win Son George's Football Allegiance Ahead of FA Cup Final
Prince William reveals son George is a Chelsea fan despite his own Aston Villa loyalty, ahead of the FA Cup Final.
Stella Creasy Urges Government to Scrap Law on Reckless Support for Proscribed Groups
Stella Creasy calls for scrapping law on reckless support for proscribed groups, citing mass arrests. Labour deputy leadership race heats up as Mahmood rules out bid.
Derek Mackay Quits SNP Over Teen Messages Scandal
Former Scottish finance secretary Derek Mackay resigns from SNP after suspension over messages sent to a teenage boy.
Climate 200 Appoints Kate Hook for Regional Expansion
Climate 200 appoints Kate Hook as co-convener to expand regional reach, building on mixed election results.
North Dakota Lawmaker Dies in Minnesota Plane Crash After Takeoff
North Dakota state representative Liz Conmy killed in small plane crash in Minnesota shortly after takeoff, along with the pilot.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Says Republican Party Needs to ‘Burn to the Ground’
Marjorie Taylor Greene says the Republican Party needs to 'burn to the ground' due to loyalty to Israel and a 'cult' around Trump.
Trump Appoints Erika Kirk to Air Force Academy Board
Trump appoints Erika Kirk, widow of murdered activist Charlie Kirk, to US Air Force Academy board of visitors, replacing her husband.
Labour MPs Race Against Time to Replace Angela Rayner
Senior Labour MPs drop out of deputy leader race as compressed timetable and toxic atmosphere concerns narrow field; Phillipson and Thornberry expected to compete.
Salvadoran Priest Critical of Trump Named West Virginia Bishop
Pope Leo XIV appoints Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, a Salvadoran former undocumented immigrant critical of Trump, as West Virginia bishop.
Trump Fires Attorney General Pam Bondi Over Epstein Scandal
Donald Trump fires Attorney General Pam Bondi over Epstein file handling and failure to prosecute political enemies; Todd Blanche named acting AG.
Labour MPs Warn Aid Cuts Damage Party Reputation
Cross-party MPs warn Starmer that cuts to UK aid budget will undermine soft power and harm the world's poorest.
Death in Paradise Fans Reject Romance for DI Mervin Wilson
Death in Paradise fans oppose a romance between DI Mervin Wilson and DS Naomi Thomas, praising the current team dynamics.
Peru President Resigns Amid Corruption Scandal
Peru's President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski resigns amid a corruption scandal involving Odebrecht and vote-buying allegations, ahead of an impeachment vote.
Tel Aviv Protesters Demand Netanyahu Resign Amid Ongoing War
Thousands protest in Tel Aviv demanding Netanyahu resign and fresh elections amid ongoing Gaza war and hostage crisis.
Japan's 'Mini-Trump' Gains Ground as Population Crisis Deepens
Sohei Kamiya's nationalist Sanseito party gains 15 seats in Japan's upper house elections, tapping into anti-immigration sentiment and demographic fears.
De Zerbi's Massive Tottenham Overhaul: Richarlison and Romero Exits Predicted
Sandro predicts major changes at Tottenham under De Zerbi, with Richarlison and Romero exits likely, and urges patience like Arsenal showed Arteta.
Starmer Reshuffles Cabinet: Lammy Deputy PM, Cooper Foreign Secretary After Rayner Exit
Starmer reshuffles cabinet after Rayner exit: Lammy deputy PM, Cooper foreign secretary, Mahmood home secretary, in major government reset.
Julius Malema Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Gun Offence
Julius Malema sentenced to five years for firing a rifle at a 2018 rally; he remains free pending appeal.
Memorial Day: From Civil War Origins to Modern Controversy
Explore Memorial Day's origins from the Civil War, its evolution, and modern controversies over commercialization and historical remembrance.
Farage Rules Out Pact with Boris Johnson, Citing 'Boris Wave' Immigration
Nigel Farage rejects a pact with Boris Johnson over immigration, while Nadine Dorries joins Reform and faces criticism from Labour and Conservatives.
Manchester City close to financial settlement with Chelsea to appoint Enzo Maresca
Manchester City near financial settlement with Chelsea to appoint Enzo Maresca as manager, with compensation over £10m expected.
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