RFK Jr misled Senate over Samoa trip, say lawmakers and Hawaii governor
Leaked emails show RFK Jr misled Senate about 2019 Samoa trip before measles outbreak; lawmakers and Hawaii governor call for his removal.
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Former DC officer in heated clash with election denier at Jack Smith hearing
Michael Fanone and Ivan Raiklin clashed at Jack Smith's hearing, with Fanone calling the Trump loyalist a traitor.
Trump Dismisses Attorney General Pam Bondi Amid Epstein Files Dispute
Trump fires Attorney General Pam Bondi amid Epstein files handling and prosecution failures; Todd Blanche named interim replacement.
Burnham: Fifa made right decision on World Cup plan
Andy Burnham has said Fifa made the ‘right decision’ to scrap its plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors, after Gianni Infantino backtracked.
Burnham's 'Normalism': Why Voters Are Warming
Andy Burnham made Labour more popular than Reform for the first time in 16 months by looking and sounding normal, but events may beat him, writes Brian Reade.
Suffolk wildfire grows; PM pledges support
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged full support for firefighters battling a wildfire near Sizewell nuclear power station that has grown to 150 hectares, forcing evacuations.
Andy Burnham issues update after Trump call
Andy Burnham issued an update after a phone call with US President Donald Trump on Thursday July 30, 2026. Further details are expected but not yet released.
Suffolk wildfire grows, PM pledges support for firefighters
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged full support as a wildfire near Sizewell nuclear power station grows to 150 hectares, with 18 fire engines and over 100 firefighters at the scene.
Brits warned to brace for interest rate rises as Bank holds
Money experts urge households to prepare for interest rate rises after the Bank of England held rates at 3.75%, warning that Iran war could push inflation above 4%.
Angela Rayner Cleared by HMRC Amid Labour Leadership Turmoil
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs; Labour leadership crisis deepens as Streeting mulls resignation and Starmer's future hangs in balance.
Leighton Andrews Denies Bullying Allegations, Cites Malicious Campaign
Ex-minister Leighton Andrews refutes claims of bullying tone in 2013 meeting, says there is a malicious campaign to undermine him.
Keir Starmer pokes fun at Emmanuel Macron’s aviator sunglasses during comedy show appearance
Keir Starmer mockingly wears aviator sunglasses and says 'Bonjour' in nod to Emmanuel Macron's Davos look, during London comedy show.
Andrew's Unexpected Visitor at Sandringham Amid King's Strict Rules
Andrew, former Duke of York, received unexpected visit from Lord Chamberlain as strict rules imposed by King Charles keep him isolated at Sandringham.
Rachel Reeves Ditches Income Tax Hike Plan
Chancellor Rachel Reeves abandons plan to raise income tax rates, U-turning on key Labour manifesto pledge amid party turmoil and leadership speculation.
Republicans Join Democrats to Subpoena US Attorney General Pam Bondi Over Epstein Files
Five Republicans joined Democrats to subpoena Pam Bondi over handling of Epstein files. Committee vote 24-19.
Question Time audience laughs at 'care home for old Tories' jibe about Reform UK
BBC Question Time audience laughed as a viewer called Reform UK a 'care home for old Tories'. Panelist Douglas Alexander echoed the sentiment, citing defections from the Tories.
Grace Tame Labels Albanese a 'Coward' in Scathing Essay
Grace Tame calls PM Anthony Albanese a 'coward' and 'turncoat' over his stance on US-Israel strikes on Iran, accusing him of capitulating to foreign powers.
Democratic congressman punched in racist attack at Sundance film festival
Democratic congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost was punched in a racist attack at Sundance, with the suspect arrested.
Badenoch Urges Liz Truss To Stop Unhelpful Interventions
Kemi Badenoch told shadow cabinet she wants Liz Truss to stop unhelpful interventions, amid tensions over Truss's legal letter to Starmer and economic legacy.
White House Backtracks on Claims About Alex Pretti After Video Contradicts Account
White House distances from claims that Alex Pretti was a gunman after video shows he was shot in the back by federal agents.
Second ICE Killing in Minneapolis Sparks Outcry
A second ICE killing in Minneapolis sparks outrage; nurse Alex Pretti shot multiple times in the back after being pepper-sprayed.
Brown Says Starmer Leadership Speculation ‘Serious’ but Backs His Integrity
Gordon Brown defends Starmer's integrity but warns leadership speculation is serious amid Mandelson scandal and police investigation.
Colleen Hanabusa, First Woman President of Hawaii State Senate, Dies at 74
Former US representative Colleen Hanabusa, first woman president of Hawaii state senate, dies aged 74 after cancer battle.
Trump vows to pay troops amid US government shutdown
Donald Trump claims he found a way to pay US troops during the government shutdown, blaming Democrats and directing the Pentagon to release funds.
Leaders Pay Tribute to Jesse Jackson, ‘One of America’s Greatest Patriots’
Obama, Biden, Clinton and others pay tribute to civil rights leader Jesse Jackson after his death at 84, praising his lifelong fight for justice.
Restoring Palace of Westminster could cost £40bn and take 61 years
Restoring the Palace of Westminster could cost up to £40bn and take 61 years, with MPs divided on two proposed options amid criticism of costs and governance.
Biden Gaffe: Introduces Zelenskiy as 'President Putin' at NATO Summit
Joe Biden mistakenly calls Ukrainian President Zelenskiy 'President Putin' at NATO summit, sparking fresh concerns over his mental fitness.
Starmer Admits Mistake in Mandelson Appointment and Apologises to Epstein Victims
Keir Starmer says he made mistake appointing Mandelson as US ambassador and apologises to Epstein victims amid documents controversy.
Reform UK Surge Dominates Local Elections as Labour Suffers Heavy Losses
Labour suffers heavy losses as Reform UK surges in local elections, winning councils across England and making inroads in Scotland and Wales.
Reeves condemns Farage opposition to lifting two-child benefit cap
Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises Nigel Farage's opposition to lifting the two-child benefit cap, accusing him of discriminating based on skin colour.
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