Theresa May Calls Assisted Dying Bill a 'Licence to Kill'
Theresa May criticises assisted dying bill as 'licence to kill' during Lords debate, citing risks to vulnerable people.
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Northern Irish Artist's Emotional Journey to Galway Roots Inspires Abortion Rights Audio Drama
Northern Irish artist creates audio drama 'Four' exploring emotional journeys of women travelling for abortions, inspired by real-life stories and lack of awareness.
Burnham Calls for 'New Path for Britain' After Byelection Win, Starmer Vows to Fight Leadership Chal
Andy Burnham wins Makerfield byelection, calls for new path; Starmer vows to fight any leadership challenge.
Trump Threatens Further Troop Withdrawals From Germany After Initial Cut
Trump threatens further US troop cuts from Germany after withdrawing 5,000, sparking concern from Republicans and European allies.
Thatcher's Fashion Legacy Still Inspires Tory Conference
Margaret Thatcher's fashion and memorabilia dominate Tory conference, with exhibits and devotion described as cultish by critics.
Italy's Gaza Protests Escalate, Posing Challenge to Meloni Government
Italian dockworkers block Israeli ship in Gaza protest; general strikes challenge Meloni's stance but polls show her party leading.
Trump's Presidential Library Plan: A Gaudy, Self-Glorifying Monstrosity
Trump's proposed presidential library in Miami, a 47-storey skyscraper with a giant golden statue, is criticised as a gaudy, bookless monument.
Conservatives in Chaos: Sunak's Path to Recovery Narrows Amid Tory Rebellion
Rishi Sunak faces Tory rebellion over Rwanda bill amid mounting chaos, with MPs seeing a narrow path to recovery before the next election.
Corbyn Faces Suspension Over New Party Registration
Labour's left mobilises support for Jeremy Corbyn after his suspension over antisemitism comments, with Unite and Momentum condemning the move.
Trump Contradicts Himself on Iran, Says Military Left 'Alone'
Trump contradicts himself on Iran, saying military left 'alone' despite earlier claims of obliteration, as ceasefire talks continue.
Plot To Oust Starmer Exposed As Burnham Eyes Return
Andy Burnham plans Westminster return within weeks as Labour MPs plot to oust Keir Starmer amid election fears.
French Defence Minister Lecornu Out In Macron Reshuffle
French PM Lecornu resigns after less than a month, Macron asks him to stay 48 hours for negotiations amid political crisis.
Melania Trump Launches Foster Care Initiative
Melania Trump launches 'Fostering the Future' initiative to improve career and education opportunities for foster youth, backed by executive order.
Former Tory Minister Maria Caulfield Defects to Reform UK
Former health minister Maria Caulfield defects to Reform UK, a day after Tory MP Danny Kruger joined Nigel Farage's party.
Trump Cancels Camp David Cabinet Trip Over Bad Weather
Trump cancels Camp David Cabinet meeting due to bad weather; Iran peace talks falter amid renewed strikes.
Full Guest List Revealed for Trump State Dinner Honouring King Charles
White House state dinner for King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted by President Trump, featuring tech leaders and politicians, with a toast to US-UK ties.
Andrew Thorpe, Son of Lidia Thorpe, Seeks Seat in Victoria's First Peoples' Assembly
Andrew Thorpe, son of Lidia Thorpe, runs for Victoria's First Peoples' Assembly in historic treaty elections.
Trump Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Resigns Amid Misconduct Allegations
Trump labor secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigns amid misconduct investigation including affair and alcohol allegations.
Newsom Challenges Rogan to Podcast Debate After 'Cardboard Cutout' Insult
Gavin Newsom challenges Joe Rogan to a podcast debate after Rogan calls him a 'cardboard cutout' and criticises his Covid policies.
Senior Labour Figures Urge Starmer to Halt Government Mistakes
Senior Labour figures warn Keir Starmer to stop mistakes amid deputy leadership contest and union concerns over workers' rights.
Starmer to Chair Cobra Meeting on Economic Fallout from Iran Conflict
PM Starmer chairs Cobra meeting on Iran war economic impact as oil prices rise and Strait of Hormuz remains blocked.
Badenoch attacks Farage over £5m gift and rules out Tory-Reform pact
Kemi Badenoch attacks Nigel Farage over £5m gift and rules out electoral pact with Reform UK after poor by-election results.
Trump Attacks New York Times Over Iran Coverage After Mental Health Questions
Trump attacks New York Times over Iran coverage after reporter Peter Baker questions his mental health and stability.
Xabi Alonso Coup Shows Chelsea Now See Value of Aura
Xabi Alonso's appointment as Chelsea manager signals a shift in club policy, with a focus on culture and mentality monsters.
Sunderland Qualify for Europa League After Beating Chelsea
Sunderland beat Chelsea 2-1 to secure seventh place and Europa League qualification, marking their first European campaign since 1973.
Trump Endorses Dr Mehmet Oz for Pennsylvania Senate Seat
Trump endorses Dr Mehmet Oz for Pennsylvania Senate, praising his TV career; far-right questions Oz's conservative credentials.
SNL Cold Open Skewers Trump’s Late-Night TV Crackdown as ‘Daddy’s Watching’
SNL's 51st season cold open skewers Trump's late-night TV crackdown, with POTUS warning 'daddy's watching' and spoofing Pete Hegseth's Pentagon speech.
MPs Reject Social Media Ban for Under-16s in Key Vote
MPs reject Lords amendment to ban under-16s from social media, backing government consultation on online safety measures.
Starmer Accuses Reform UK of 'Fawning Over Putin' in Local Election Launch
PM Starmer attacks Reform UK over Farage's Putin comments at Labour local election launch in Derbyshire.
Starmer Faces Growing Labour Rebellion Over Gaza Stance
Keir Starmer faces a growing Labour rebellion over Gaza, with shadow ministers threatening to quit over ceasefire stance.
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