Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as US Intelligence Chief After Rocky Tenure
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as US intelligence chief after being sidelined from key operations, citing husband's cancer diagnosis.
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Guardian stops posting on X, citing toxic content and Musk's influence
The Guardian stops posting on X, citing toxic content and Elon Musk's influence, but will still allow sharing and news-gathering.
Ilhan Omar Wins Minnesota Democratic Primary, Defeating Don Samuels
Ilhan Omar wins Minnesota Democratic primary, defeating Don Samuels. The Squad member faces less opposition from pro-Israel groups than colleagues.
Nottingham Post Ban Lifted After Legal Threat
Reform UK council lifts ban on Nottingham Post after legal threat over freedom of expression breach.
Democrats Consider Replacing Kamala Harris with Josh Shapiro for 2024
Democrats weigh replacing Kamala Harris with Josh Shapiro after Biden drops out of 2024 race.
Macron reappoints Sébastien Lecornu as French prime minister amid deepening political crisis
Macron reappoints Sébastien Lecornu as PM days after his government collapsed. Opposition furious, budget crisis deepens.
Trump to Present World Cup Trophy at 2026 Final
FIFA President Gianni Infantino confirms Donald Trump will co-present the World Cup trophy at the 2026 final on July 19, continuing their close partnership seen at the 2025 Club World Cup.
Al Green Loses Texas Seat to Christian Menefee
Christian Menefee defeats Al Green in Texas Democratic primary runoff after Republican gerrymandering eliminated Green's seat.
Over 100 Labour MPs Back Starmer Amid Leadership Pressure
Over 100 Labour MPs sign statement backing Keir Starmer amid calls for his resignation after poor election results, showing party divisions.
Joe Cole Jokes About Sadiq Khan in Chelsea Champions League Broadcast
Joe Cole makes joke about Sadiq Khan's pickpocketing record during Chelsea's Champions League win.
Burnham Faces Potential Labour Leadership Challenge from Jones and Carns
Andy Burnham could face Labour leadership challenge from Darren Jones or Al Carns, with MPs wary of installing him without contest.
Alexandre Grimaldi Plans To Modernise Monaco As Cultural Hub
Alexandre Grimaldi-Coste, Prince Albert's illegitimate son, plans to move to New York and modernise Monaco as a cultural hub.
Russian Ship Near UK Wind Farm in North Sea 'Grey War'
Nordic investigation alleges Russian ships are mapping North Sea wind farms and cables for potential sabotage in a 'grey war' against the West.
Ex-Tory Dan Thomas Named Reform UK's Wales Leader
Dan Thomas, former Tory council leader, appointed Reform UK's Wales leader by Nigel Farage ahead of Senedd elections.
Farage Seizes on Nowak Case Amid Far-Right Pressure
Nigel Farage issues 'emergency address' on Henry Nowak case, facing far-right pressure from Rupert Lowe and Elon Musk.
Sturgeon Accuses Treasury of Misleading Media Over Scottish Funding
Nicola Sturgeon accuses Treasury of falsely presenting a £4.5bn concession as new, amid fears the Scottish funding deal may collapse.
Trump Softens Stance on UK's Chagos Islands Deal After Starmer Call
Trump backs down from calling UK's Chagos Islands deal 'stupid', now says it's the best Starmer could make after phone call.
Starmer Condemns Southampton Riots, Attacks Farage Over 'Unforgivable' Rage Call
PM Starmer condemns Southampton riots, attacks Farage for urging 'rage' after Henry Nowak murder, backs police investigation.
Labour Veteran Quits Over Snobby England Flag Tweet Purge
Emily Thornberry resigns from Labour shadow cabinet after tweeting picture of house with England flags, accused of snobbery.
Burnham Set to Become UK's Next PM After Starmer Quits
Andy Burnham is expected to become the UK's seventh prime minister in a decade after Keir Starmer resigned. Challenges include the economy, EU relations, and devolution.
Starmer Loyalists Urge Jones Not to Run for Labour Leader
Cabinet ministers loyal to Keir Starmer are urging Darren Jones not to run for Labour leader against Andy Burnham, fearing a contest could disrupt party unity and focus on delivery.
Farage Faces Hostile Commons As Mps React With Anger
Nigel Farage faces backlash in Commons after comments on Henry Nowak murder, accused of exploiting tragedy for political gain.
Steele: Commonwealth Games Can Inspire English Pride
John Steele says Commonwealth Games can inspire pride in English identity, as King's Baton Relay arrives in England ahead of Glasgow 2026.
Labour Suspends Seven MPs Over Two-Child Benefit Cap Rebellion
Keir Starmer suspends seven Labour MPs for six months after they voted to scrap the two-child benefit cap, sparking party tensions.
Starmer survives Labour rebellion over Mandelson inquiry, but MPs warn of dwindling political capita
Keir Starmer survives Labour rebellion over Mandelson inquiry, but MPs warn of dwindling political capital amid new damaging disclosures.
Russia's Economy Under Strain but Not on Brink of Collapse, Analysts Say
Economists say Russia's economy is strained but not on the brink of collapse, despite VAT hikes and a growing deficit.
Outed Gay Mayor Now Brings Pride To Wimborne
Phil Webb, outed as gay mayor in 1994, now organises Wimborne's first Pride celebration, overcoming past discrimination.
Badenoch's Climate Act Repeal Vow Sparks Tory Fury
Kemi Badenoch vows to repeal the Climate Change Act, ending cross-party consensus on climate policy and sparking criticism from scientists and business groups.
Lammy Refuses To Say If Starmer Will Stay Pm After Elections
David Lammy refuses to set timetable for Starmer's departure, urges Labour unity ahead of Makerfield byelection amid leadership speculation.
Farage Shuts Down Hecklers at Reform UK Conference, Vows to ‘Come After’ Labour
Nigel Farage heckled at Reform UK event, vows to professionalise party and target Labour, as Trump congratulates him on election win.
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