Charles Strummed a Ukulele and Camilla Enjoyed Ice Cream During Northern Ireland Visit
Charles plays ukulele, Camilla eats ice cream during Northern Ireland visit, meeting gymnast Rhys McClenaghan.
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Susie Dent: ‘English has always evolved by mistake’
Lexicographer Susie Dent discusses language evolution, lost positives, and her new books on curious words and joy.
Burnham Appoints Left-Wing MPs as Ministerial Aides
Andy Burnham has appointed three MPs from Labour’s most leftwing faction as ministerial aides, the first time the Socialist Campaign Group has held government positions.
Several senior female Labour MPs drop out of deputy leader race
Several senior female Labour MPs, including Shabana Mahmood and Lou Haigh, drop out of the deputy leader race, leaving Bridget Phillipson and Emily Thornberry as likely candidates.
Starmer Faces Calls to Quit Over Mandelson Vetting Row
Starmer faces resignation calls after appointing Mandelson as US ambassador despite failed vetting; top civil servant sacked.
Texas Congressman's Staffer Dies in Gasoline Fire Tragedy
Staffer Regina Santos-Aviles died after being found on fire at her Uvalde home. No foul play suspected. Investigation ongoing.
Justin Pearson Launches Primary Challenge Against Steve Cohen in Tennessee
Justin Pearson, a member of the 'Tennessee Three,' launches a primary challenge against Democratic Congressman Steve Cohen, calling for generational change in the party.
Sussan Ley’s Leadership All But Over After Coalition Split, Senior Liberals Say
Sussan Ley's Liberal leadership is all but over after a Coalition split over hate speech laws, with Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie leading contenders to replace her.
IRS Plans to Keep Biometric Data Longer for Investigations
IRS considers extending biometric data retention by ID.me from 24 hours to 36 months after account deletion, sparking privacy concerns.
Trump admin accused of removing key Indigenous report on missing persons
Trump admin removes historic report on missing and murdered Indigenous peoples, sparking outrage among activists who call it a major setback.
Morning Joe Host Slams Republicans Over Epstein Files Amid Prince Andrew’s UK Arrest
Joe Scarborough accuses Republicans of protecting Epstein-linked allies as Prince Andrew is arrested in UK over Epstein ties.
Badenoch Accused of Making ‘Dangerous’ Claims on Violence Against Women
Kemi Badenoch criticised for claiming violence against women is linked to migrants rather than UK-born men, amid launch of government strategy.
Democrats in Panic After Biden’s Debate Performance
Joe Biden’s poor debate performance sparks panic among Democrats, with some calling for him to step aside. Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom defend the president.
Douglas Alexander Retains Role as Shadow Scottish Secretary Under Burnham
Douglas Alexander keeps Shadow Scottish Secretary role under new PM Andy Burnham, despite previous criticism and poor Holyrood results.
Andy Robertson backs Isak and Wirtz to shine at Liverpool despite inconsistent season
Andy Robertson defends Liverpool's big-money signings Isak and Wirtz, saying they will have 'unbelievable' careers despite an inconsistent season.
Corbyn Confirms Talks on New Left-Wing Party After Sultana's Exit
Jeremy Corbyn confirms talks on a new left-wing party after Zarah Sultana quits Labour to co-lead it; McDonnell and Abbott decline to join.
14-Year-Old Boy Named in Fatal Woolwich Shooting
14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor fatally shot in Woolwich, London. Three arrested, police appeal for information.
Former Tory MP David Warburton Found Dead at West London Flat
Former Conservative MP David Warburton, who quit after misconduct allegations, found dead at 59 in west London flat. Death unexpected but not suspicious.
Massive Pro-Palestine March Crosses Sydney Harbour Bridge
Up to 300,000 march across Sydney Harbour Bridge, demanding Gaza ceasefire. High-profile figures join, police cite safety concerns.
Fox Host Lou Dobbs Blames 'Deep State' for Steve Bannon Arrest
Fox host Lou Dobbs blames 'deep state' for Steve Bannon's arrest on fraud charges; Bannon himself has previously dismissed the theory as 'for nut cases'.
Chris Wormald Negotiates Exit as Third Senior No 10 Departure
Cabinet secretary Chris Wormald negotiates exit from No 10, following chief of staff and comms director departures in a major Downing Street shake-up.
Woman killed in Wigan hit-and-run outside pub
Woman in her 40s killed in suspected hit-and-run outside Fifteens pub in Wigan; two men arrested; police appeal for dash-cam footage.
Starmer Grilled Over Mandelson Vetting Scandal In Commons
Starmer faces Commons grilling over Mandelson vetting scandal; Robbins sacked, opposition calls for resignation, PM denies knowledge of failed vetting.
Rubio says US strikes on Iran triggered by Israeli attack plans
Rubio says US pre-emptive strikes on Iran were triggered by Israel's plan to attack and certainty of retaliation against American forces.
Zia Yusuf Quits as Reform UK Chair Over Burqa Row
Zia Yusuf resigns as Reform UK chair over party MPs' push for burqa ban, dealing a setback to Nigel Farage's professionalisation efforts.
Downton Abbey Stars Reunite for Documentary but Fans Furious Over Streaming-Only Release
Downton Abbey cast reunites for Farewell Downton Abbey documentary but it will be streaming-only, angering fans who expected ITV broadcast.
Putin Trapped in Own Propaganda, Western Spies Fear Retaliation
Western spies fear Putin's isolation and propaganda-fuelled worldview could lead to dangerous escalation in Ukraine.
Ten killed by US immigration officials in Trump second term crackdown
Ten people fatally shot by US immigration officials since Trump's second term began, raising concerns over escalating violence in enforcement operations.
Met Police Investigates Officers Over Sleeping Allegations at Windsor Castle
Met police investigates officers accused of sleeping while on duty protecting royalty at Windsor Castle; DPS leads urgent inquiry.
SNP Accused of Treating Scottish Voters with Contempt
Nicola Sturgeon faces accusations of contempt after refusing to rule out another independence referendum, as SNP resets Indyref2 plans.
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