Trump Plans White House Helipad for New Marine One
President Trump plans to build a helipad on the White House South Lawn to accommodate new Marine One helicopters, solving a scorching issue with the grass.
President Trump plans to build a helipad on the White House South Lawn to accommodate new Marine One helicopters, solving a scorching issue with the grass.
Matt Brittin, former Google executive, starts as BBC director general, warning of 'tough choices' amid protests and financial pressures, including 2,000 job cuts.
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are set to join senior royals at Peter Phillips' wedding in June, marking their first appearance since Epstein files release. Prince Harry has not been invited.
The fragile Iran war ceasefire is collapsing as US and Israeli forces prepare new attacks. Tehran remains capable of retaliation, and peace talks are stalled over key demands.
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RecommendedKeir Starmer pledges 100% support for Labour's Makerfield by-election candidate, even as Andy Burnham eyes leadership. He warns against Reform UK threat amid internal strife.
The family of army rider Ciara Sullivan, 24, who died after performing before King Charles at the Royal Windsor Horse Show, have paid an emotional tribute to her.
Eid al-Adha, the Feast of Sacrifice, begins on May 26, 2026. Learn about its significance, connection to Hajj, and key dates for the pilgrimage.
Calum McFarlane urges Chelsea players to show consistency for incoming manager Xabi Alonso after FA Cup final defeat and poor league form.
West Ham are on the brink of Premier League relegation, which would trigger a massive fire sale of stars like Jarrod Bowen and Mateus Fernandes, worth over £100m.
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RecommendedWes Streeting launches Labour leadership bid with EU rejoin pitch, outmaneuvering Andy Burnham. But is this internal game a risky way to choose a future PM?
Matt Brittin begins as BBC Director-General, overseeing editorial, operational, and creative leadership of the broadcaster. Salary set at £565,000.
John Swinney expresses confidence ahead of Tuesday's Holyrood vote to be re-appointed as first minister, despite SNP falling short of majority with 58 seats.
RMT Tube drivers strike on Tuesday and Thursday, causing disruption on all lines. Circle, Piccadilly, and parts of Metropolitan and Central lines have no service.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to cancel the planned September fuel duty increase as oil prices soar above $110 a barrel due to Middle East tensions and US threats against Iran.
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RecommendedIrish President Catherine Connolly begins her first official visit to England, highlighting the Irish contribution to British society and set to meet King Charles.
The BBC has announced its punditry team for the 2026 World Cup, featuring Wayne Rooney, Alan Shearer, and Micah Richards, with presenters including Mark Chapman and Gabby Logan.
Matt Brittin, former Google executive, starts as BBC director-general, warning staff of tough savings and urging bolder experimentation amid job cuts and a Trump lawsuit.
The State Pension triple lock faces scrutiny as the Intergenerational Foundation argues it's unsustainable, costly, and unfair to younger generations, proposing reforms to save billions.
Angela Rayner reportedly rejected Keir Starmer's offer to become health secretary, as Labour leadership contest heats up with Andy Burnham facing Reform in by-election.
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RecommendedDeputy PM David Lammy urges Labour to end infighting, warns party will lose next election if 'internecine warfare' continues, and confirms Starmer will not set a resignation timetable.
Sir Sajid Javid warns Britain is 'in peril' and launches a national conversation project asking for 60-second voice notes to be analysed by AI to foster unity.
Women approaching retirement have just £81,000 in private pension wealth, half that of men, sparking calls for reform to address the 'motherhood penalty' and prevent pensioner poverty.
Spain's Socialist party suffered a devastating loss in Andalusia, winning only 28 seats, as PM Sanchez's amnesty for 500,000 migrants backfired. The far-right Vox party gained influence.
Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp and wife Frida decide seven children are enough, as he opens up about the challenges of blended family life.
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RecommendedIrish President Catherine Connolly begins her first official visit to England, highlighting Irish influence on British society and planning to meet King Charles III.
Deputy PM David Lammy says Keir Starmer will continue without setting a departure date, urging Labour to end infighting or risk losing the next election.
Deputy PM David Lammy insists Sir Keir Starmer will continue without setting a departure date, urging Labour to end infighting to avoid losing the next election.
Former Liverpool midfielder Albert Riera has left Eintracht Frankfurt by mutual agreement after just 14 matches, winning only four games and finishing eighth in the Bundesliga.
Matt Brittin, former Google boss, starts as BBC director-general, warning staff of unavoidable tough choices and urging braver experimentation as the corporation cuts 2,000 jobs.
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RecommendedExplore major events between 18-24 May, from the Klaus Barbie trial to the EgyptAir Flight 804 crash, as captured on The Independent's front pages.