Arteta: I'm the Biggest-Ever Bournemouth Fan
Mikel Arteta joked he's the 'biggest-ever' Bournemouth fan as Arsenal hope Bournemouth beat Man City to seal the Premier League title.
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Arteta Refuses to Discuss Guardiola's Man City Exit
Mikel Arteta avoided questions about Pep Guardiola's reported decision to leave Manchester City after the season, focusing instead on Arsenal's title push.
Neymar Returns in Brazil's World Cup Squad Under Ancelotti
Carlo Ancelotti recalls Neymar for Brazil's 2026 World Cup squad, leaving out Joao Pedro and Richarlison. Brazil aims for sixth title.
Starmer Vows to Fight On as PM, Denies Exit Plans
Sir Keir Starmer insists he will contest the next general election and refuses to set a departure timetable amid leadership speculation and internal party strife.
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King Charles Invited to Ireland for Historic State Visit
King Charles has accepted an invitation for a state visit to Ireland, the second by a British monarch since independence, following Queen Elizabeth II's 2011 trip.
Pep Guardiola Set for Shock Man City Exit
Pep Guardiola is reportedly set to leave Manchester City at the end of the season after 10 years and 19 trophies, including six Premier League titles and a Champions League.
Swinney Avoids Pitch Invasion Ban After Celtic Chaos
John Swinney criticised Celtic fans' behaviour but stopped short of committing to criminalising pitch invasions, citing planning failures in Glasgow.
Tories claim £5.4bn 'Burnham penalty' on borrowing costs
UK taxpayers face a £5.4bn 'Burnham penalty' from increased borrowing costs due to Labour leadership speculation, Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride claims.
Burnham Premiership May Cost Families £300, Tories Say
Conservatives warn that Andy Burnham's potential leadership could raise government borrowing costs by £5.4 billion, hitting families with a £300 'Burnham premium'.
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Trump Plans White House Helipad to Protect Lawn from Marine One
Donald Trump is planning to pave a permanent helipad on the White House South Lawn to prevent the new Marine One helicopter from damaging the grass with its powerful exhaust.
Pep Guardiola to Leave Manchester City After Sunday's Game
Pep Guardiola will step down as Manchester City manager after Sunday's Premier League finale against Aston Villa, ending a ten-year tenure with 20 trophies.
Downing Street Accused of Plot to Derail Burnham's By-Election
Downing Street is allegedly plotting to sabotage Andy Burnham's by-election bid, with Labour MPs briefed that Burnham could bring back Jeremy Corbyn amid dirty tricks claims.
Starmer Resists Timetable to Leave No 10 Amid Burnham Bid
PM Sir Keir Starmer refuses to set an exit timetable as Andy Burnham vows to 'change Labour' if he wins the Makerfield by-election, eyeing a future leadership challenge.
Starmer Defiantly Rejects Calls to Step Down
Keir Starmer refuses to set a resignation timetable despite Labour infighting, as Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting position themselves for a leadership contest.
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Mourinho Eyes Rashford Reunion at Real Madrid
Jose Mourinho reportedly plans to derail Marcus Rashford's Barcelona transfer and reunite with him at Real Madrid, as Barca hesitate on the £26m buy option.
King Charles Accepts Irish State Visit Invite
Irish President Catherine Connolly confirmed King Charles 'graciously accepted' her invitation for a state visit to Ireland, the second such visit by a British monarch since independence.
Trump Plans White House South Lawn Helipad
President Trump is planning to install a helipad on the White House South Lawn as early as summer, addressing issues with new Marine One helicopters that risk scorching the grass.
Tube Photo Shows UK Unity Despite Protests, Survey Aims for Common Ground
A viral photo of rival protesters sharing a tube carriage sparks hope for unity. The National Conversation project launches to find what unites Brits amid political divisions.
Starmer Fights for Survival Amid Labour Turmoil
UK PM Keir Starmer faces a leadership crisis after disastrous local elections, with rivals Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham positioning to oust him.
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Lululemon Battles Founder Chip Wilson in Public Feud
Lululemon accuses billionaire founder Chip Wilson of pushing 'misguided perspectives' that could derail its turnaround, as a proxy fight intensifies ahead of the annual meeting.
Arsenal vs Burnley LIVE: Gunners Seek Premier League Title Win
Arsenal face Burnley at the Emirates in a crucial Premier League match. A win would keep the title race in their hands, two points clear of Manchester City.
Kenya Fuel Protests Turn Violent as Prices Soar
Kenyans take to the streets in violent protests against soaring fuel prices, with roads set on fire and commuters stranded amid escalating unrest.
Burnham vs Reform in Makerfield: Data Shows Path to Challenge Starmer
Andy Burnham cleared to stand in Makerfield by-election, aiming to challenge Keir Starmer. Data shows strong local support but tough fight against Reform UK and potential Green vote split.
Arteta's Unusual Break for Arsenal Ahead of Title Decider
Mikel Arteta gives Arsenal players three days off before crucial week. Inside Football examines set-piece dominance, VAR controversy, and title race dynamics.
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Chalmers Blames 'Scare Campaign' for Budget Backlash
Treasurer Jim Chalmers attributes negative polls to an 'unhinged scare campaign' over housing tax reforms, while neo-Nazis challenge hate speech laws and visually impaired bowlers compete.
Said the Dead Review: Lost Voices from an Irish Asylum
Doireann Ní Ghríofa's 'Said the Dead' resurrects forgotten psychiatric patients with imagination and compassion, exploring lives in Cork Mental Hospital.
Spain's PP Loses Majority, Needs Far-Right Vox in Andalucía
Spain's conservative People's Party won Andalucía's regional election but lost its absolute majority, forcing it to rely on far-right Vox to form a government, signaling potential national implications.
Far-Right Nationalism and Christian Revival in the UK
A controversial report suggests church attendance is rising, as far-right figures like Tommy Robinson embrace Christianity as a national symbol. The Guardian investigates.
Maine Senate Race: Collins vs Platner
Democrats target Maine Senate seat held by Susan Collins. Challenger Graham Platner gains momentum despite controversies, as Collins faces Trump backlash and tight polling.
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Stefan Stern explores the naked ambition of UK political leaders, questioning what they truly seek and whether it serves the public good.
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