Barnaby Joyce Proposes to Vikki Campion Four Years After Affair
Barnaby Joyce proposes to Vikki Campion four years after their affair became public; the couple say they are 'very happy'.
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Ryan Zinke to Step Down as US Congressman Citing Health Concerns
Montana Republican Ryan Zinke, former interior secretary, will not seek re-election due to health issues, giving Democrats a potential opportunity.
US-Iran peace deal announced but key details remain unclear
US and Iran announce peace deal but key details on Hormuz, nuclear programme and Lebanon remain unclear. Trump warns of possible military restart if no nuclear agreement.
Cuomo and Mamdani Clash Over Rent and Policing in NYC Mayoral Debate
Key moments from the New York City mayoral debate include clashes over rent, policing, and grocery costs between Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani.
Trump's State of the Union Speech: Republicans Rally, Democrats Unmoved
Trump's State of the Union showcased a united Republican party while Democrats appeared defeated, with the response by Joe Kennedy III criticised as lacking substance.
Tories and Reform Accused of Using 'Imaginary Numbers' in Pre-Budget Statements
Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage criticised for presenting unsubstantiated financial figures in press conferences ahead of the budget.
Jenrick's Defection Foiled: Badenoch Ejects Tory MP Before He Could Jump to Reform
Kemi Badenoch sacked Robert Jenrick after learning of his plan to defect to Reform UK, foiling his announcement.
Starmer Demands Swift Response After Golders Green Stabbing
PM Starmer convenes Downing Street meeting after Golders Green stabbing; announces £25m for Jewish community security.
Knicks to Visit Trump White House After Owner Accepts Invitation
Knicks owner James Dolan accepts Trump's White House invite for NBA champions, sparking controversy after fans booed the president at Madison Square Garden.
Ron DeSantis criticised over slavery and LGBTQ comments in Florida curriculum
Ron DeSantis criticised for Florida curriculum that minimises slavery's cruelty and for LGBTQ comments, sparking backlash over historical revisionism.
Dunblane Campaign: How Bereaved Parents Secured UK Handgun Ban
How Dunblane parents and the Snowdrop petition led to the UK handgun ban in 1997, as told in a new BBC documentary.
PM: Doyle Did Not Give Full Account Before Peerage
Starmer says Matthew Doyle did not give full account before peerage; Badenoch questions judgment; Labour investigates.
MPs Round on Starmer and Cooper Over Venezuela Raid Silence
MPs across parties attack Starmer and Cooper for refusing to condemn Trump's Venezuela raid as illegal, warning of risks to international law and Nato.
Labour Reports Starmer Campaign Team to ICO Over Data Breach Allegations
Labour reports members of Sir Keir Starmer's leadership campaign to the ICO for allegedly hacking the party's membership database.
MPs condemn 'shambolic' handling of China spying case
UK MPs condemn 'shambolic' handling of China spying case, citing systemic failures but no evidence of political interference.
Starmer Vows Never Walk Away Amid Labour Leadership Crisis
Keir Starmer vows to fight leadership challenge, pledges new EU deal and nationalisation as he warns of 'dangerous opponents'.
Labour Leadership in Crisis After Stunning Byelection Defeat to Greens
Labour faces leadership crisis after Greens win historic byelection in Gorton and Denton, overturning a 13,000 majority and sparking calls for Starmer to change course.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Set to Lose Freedom of City of London After Ignoring Request
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces losing Freedom of City of London after failing to respond to request to surrender it voluntarily. City Corporation drafts new bill for removal.
Reform UK council leader condemns Pride flag 'abuse' at Havering Town Hall
Reform UK leader of Havering Council calls Pride flag protest on flagpoles 'abuse'; council previously banned Pride flags.
Andy Burnham Set to Become UK Prime Minister After Starmer Resigns
Keir Starmer resigns as PM after pressure; Andy Burnham set to become Labour leader and prime minister unopposed by mid-July.
Starmer: The Unwitting Warm-Up Act for Farage's Revolution
Keir Starmer is accused of normalising far-right racism by pandering to immigration hardliners, acting as a warm-up act for Nigel Farage's revolution.
Burnham Rules Out Scrapping Stamp Duty, Pledges Fairer Tax
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out scrapping stamp duty, pledging to make taxation fairer. He criticised council tax unfairness and hinted at big decisions ahead.
Halifax Brand Under Threat From Lloyds as Locals Furious
Lloyds considers scrapping the 173-year-old Halifax brand, sparking outrage in Yorkshire. Locals fear loss of heritage and high street identity.
Illinois Democrats Condemn Trump's National Guard Threat to Chicago as 'Unconstitutional'
Illinois Democrats condemn Trump's plan to send National Guard to Chicago as unconstitutional, vowing legal action.
Tory vs Conservative: Party Members Unfazed by Nickname's Origins
Conservative Party members are indifferent to being called Tories, despite the term's pejorative history and its use by Labour as an attack line.
UK's Tallest Gothic Tower on Sale as Family Home for £2.78m
Hadlow Tower, the world's tallest Gothic folly in Kent, is up for sale as a four-bedroom family home for £2.78 million after a £4.2m restoration.
Democrat Al Green Ejected From Trump’s State of the Union Over ‘Apes’ Protest Sign
Democrat Al Green ejected from Trump's State of the Union for holding a sign that read 'Black people aren't apes'. Several other Democrats also protested.
Albanese Warns Media of Hamas Propaganda Amid Confusion Over Yousef Statement
PM Albanese warns media about Hamas propaganda after confusion over statements attributed to co-founder Hassan Yousef on Palestine recognition.
Pentagon signs AI deals with eight tech firms, excluding Anthropic
Pentagon inks deals with eight AI firms for classified military work; Anthropic excluded over lawful use clause dispute.
Starmer Faces Truss at PMQs After Turbulent Week
Liz Truss faced Keir Starmer in a heated PMQs after sacking her chancellor and reversing economic policies.
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