Pep Guardiola Advises Next Man City Boss: 'Be Yourself'
Pep Guardiola tells his Manchester City successor to 'be themselves' as Enzo Maresca is expected to take over after Guardiola's decade-long tenure.
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Ministers Consider Removing Andrew from Line of Succession
Government plans to strip Andrew of succession rights after police probe into misconduct allegations.
Judge blocks subpoenas for Minnesota officials over ICE operation
Federal judge quashes subpoenas for Minnesota officials, ruling they were politically motivated and lacked justification.
Andy Burnham Secures Labour Leadership with Landslide MP Backing
Andy Burnham secures Labour leadership with 349 MP nominations, set to become PM next Monday, vowing unity and a broad church cabinet.
Trump Ties Infrastructure Funding to Renaming Landmarks in His Honour
Trump demands Schumer support renaming Dulles and Penn Station after him to release $18bn in infrastructure funds.
Luis Enrique Favourite For Liverpool Job Amid Slot Pressure
Liverpool manager search heats up: fans want Luis Enrique as Enrique leads PSG to Champions League win, but talks with Andoni Iraola begin.
Ofcom Drops Investigations as It Moves to Close Loophole on Politicians as Newsreaders
Ofcom drops 11 investigations after court ruling on Jacob Rees-Mogg, plans to close loophole allowing politicians as newsreaders.
Mamdani-backed candidates topple incumbents in New York Democratic primaries
Mamdani's progressive allies win New York Democratic primaries, defeating incumbents and sending shockwaves through the party.
Labour Abandons Income Tax Rise in Budget U-Turn
Labour abandons income tax hike plan, citing improved forecasts and voter concerns. Markets react with bond yields up and FTSE down.
Angela Rayner memoir fuels Labour leadership speculation
Angela Rayner is writing a memoir about her rise and fall, sparking fresh speculation about a future Labour leadership challenge to Keir Starmer.
Calls to Defund Oligarchy Grow as Trump Enriches Billionaires at Public Expense
Trump's presidency enriched billionaires while cutting social programmes; critics call for defunding oligarchy and investing in people.
Pope Leo says he was not ‘trying to debate’ Trump over US attack on Iran
Pope Leo XIV denies debating Trump over Iran war, says peace preaching not directed at US leader.
Angela Rayner launches podcast amid political comeback bid
Angela Rayner launches podcast 'Beyond the Bubble' as she seeks return to politics amid Labour leadership speculation.
Green Party policies: drugs, Gaza, pay ratios, and nuclear weapons
Key Green Party policies on drugs, Gaza, pay ratios, nuclear weapons, tax, and workers' rights after by-election win.
Wes Streeting faces narrow road to Labour members’ favour
Wes Streeting faces low support from Labour members despite ambitions to succeed Starmer, with survey showing only 11% backing him.
Starmer Reveals British Steel Renationalisation Plan
PM Starmer and Chancellor Reeves consider nationalising British Steel's Scunthorpe plant amid US tariffs and faltering green tech talks.
Swinney reflects on Dunblane tragedy and son's birth 30 years on
John Swinney recalls the day of the Dunblane massacre and his son's birth, reflecting on tougher gun laws 30 years on.
Green Deputy Leader Mothin Ali Reports Racist Abuse on Family Seaside Trip
New Green deputy leader Mothin Ali recounts family being targeted with racist abuse and bottles thrown at Cromer beach, blaming right-wing rhetoric.
Farage to Discuss Chagos Islands Deal with Trump at Mar-a-Lago Dinner
Nigel Farage to meet Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago to discuss the Chagos Islands deal, raising the issue at a dinner tonight.
Morning Joe hosts accuse White House of blackmail over tabloid story
Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski accuse White House of blackmail over National Enquirer story, claim Trump offered to spike article if they apologised.
Budget Leak Uncanny Echo of Famous 1947 Incident
The leak of George Osborne's budget echoes the 1947 Hugh Dalton leak that led to his resignation from the chancellorship.
Angela Rayner Cleared In HMRC Tax Investigation Over Hove Flat
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over stamp duty on Hove flat, removing obstacle to potential Labour leadership bid as Starmer's position weakens.
Péter Magyar Sworn In As Hungary’s Prime Minister, Ending 16-Year Orbán Era
Péter Magyar sworn in as Hungary's PM after landslide victory, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule. Thousands celebrate in Budapest.
Ex-Nato Commander Backs Starmer After Trump’s ‘No Churchill’ Jibe Over Iran
Trump jibes at Starmer over Iran strikes; ex-Nato commander defends PM, warns against war without clear end; Tories criticise stance.
Andy Burnham Applies for Gorton and Denton Byelection Amid Labour Infighting
Andy Burnham applies for Gorton and Denton byelection; Starmer allies push to block him; NEC decision looms amid Labour infighting over leadership ambitions.
Brown Defends Starmer Amid 'Serious' Leadership Crisis Over Mandelson Scandal
Gordon Brown defends Starmer as 'man of integrity' but admits 'serious' leadership crisis amid Mandelson scandal. Met police searches conclude, political reactions mount.
Coalition in Turmoil as Entire Nationals Frontbench Resigns Over Hate Speech Laws
Entire Nationals frontbench resigns after Liberal leader accepts resignations of three senators who crossed floor on hate speech laws, threatening Coalition's future.
Scotland Demands £24.5m from Westminster for Trump and Vance Security Costs
Scotland demands £24.5m from UK government for policing Trump and Vance visits, calling them official work trips not private holidays.
Five Biggest Stars Snubbed by Tuchel for England Squad
Thomas Tuchel leaves five biggest stars out of England World Cup squad, sparking debate. Full story.
Bishop in dressing gown shuts down London choir concert
Bishop Jonathan Baker, in a dressing gown, interrupts a London choir concert, calling their singing a 'terrible racket' and demanding they leave, later apologising.
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