China Threatened Retaliation Over UK Foreign Influence Rules, Officials Warned
China warned UK it would retaliate if ministers placed Chinese security entities on enhanced foreign influence register, amid dropped spying trial controversy.
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Noem Sacked as Homeland Security Chief Following Series of Scandals
Kristi Noem becomes first Cabinet secretary ousted in Trump's second term after controversial tenure marked by gaffes and allegations.
Tory Infighting Escalates as Clarke Calls for Sunak to Step Down
Tory MP Simon Clarke urges Rishi Sunak to resign, drawing sharp criticism from fellow Conservatives amid deepening party rift.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Arrest Fuels US Calls for Epstein Accountability
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest in the UK prompts US lawmakers and Epstein survivors to demand justice and accountability in the United States.
UK urged to adapt to 'new normal' of extreme heat as temperatures soar
As UK temperatures hit 35C, experts warn of a new normal of extreme heat and urge adaptation to protect vulnerable people and infrastructure.
Vance to Stay at Lammy's Country Mansion During UK Holiday
US VP JD Vance to stay with David Lammy at Chevening mansion during UK summer holiday, strengthening personal and political ties.
Burnham cautioned over cabinet picks risking anger among new Labour MPs
Burnham warned his cabinet picks risk angering new Labour MPs who helped him win, with concerns over Streeting as defence secretary and demands to demote Starmer loyalists.
Burnham Appoints First Cabinet in Major Reshuffle
Andy Burnham appoints first cabinet, rewarding loyalists and ousting Starmer allies in a major reshuffle.
Democrats Push for $175bn Tariff Refunds Following Supreme Court Ruling
Senate Democrats introduce bill to refund $175bn in tariffs ruled unlawful by Supreme Court, prioritising small businesses.
Starmer Challenges Met Police Chief Over Reform Pace
Keir Starmer criticises government's hands-off approach to police reform, urges Met chief to go further and faster after Casey review.
Farage Admits Breaching Parliamentary Rules Over Trump Dinner Trip
Nigel Farage admits failing to register a Florida trip for a Trump fundraising dinner, blaming an office error. Critics demand transparency over funding.
Reeves Criticises Trump's Iran War as Mistake at Washington Event
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls Trump's Iran war a 'mistake' at Washington event, citing instability and living standards damage.
Macron's Government Collapses Again Amid Deepening French Political Crisis
Three French governments have collapsed in less than a year; Macron's popularity sinks to 14% amid political deadlock and far-right rise.
Guyana President Ali Claims Election Win Amid Fraud Allegations
President Irfaan Ali declares victory in Guyana elections, but opposition parties allege fraud. Oil wealth distribution and poverty remain key issues.
Jenrick's 'White Face' Comments on Handsworth Draw Criticism
Robert Jenrick faces backlash over comments describing Birmingham's Handsworth as a 'slum' and noting a lack of white faces, with critics accusing him of racialised language.
Yvette Cooper condemns Nigel Farage’s criticisms of police
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemns Reform UK's criticism of police handling of Epping asylum hotel protests, calling for support for officers.
Starmer's Strategy Questioned as He Calls for Johnson's Resignation
Sir Keir Starmer's call for Boris Johnson's resignation is questioned by BBC's Chris Mason, who notes the Labour leader has 'nowhere else to go' if PM stays.
Mandelson Appointment Under Spotlight Amid Criminal Probe
Starmer reveals timeline of Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, vetting overruled by FCDO amid criminal probe.
Labour Minister Liz Kendall Announces Review of State Pension Age
Liz Kendall launches pension commission and review of state pension age, warning of rising pensioner poverty and the need to boost retirement savings.
King Charles's state visit to US seen as key leverage for Starmer in Greenland row
Proposed King Charles state visit to US on July 4 is seen as Sir Keir Starmer's key diplomatic card to manage tensions with Trump over Greenland.
Welfare cuts fuelling far-right rise, UN expert warns
UN expert Olivier De Schutter says welfare cuts by mainstream politicians have fuelled far-right and populist parties, citing UK's Reform UK as example.
Macron asks outgoing French PM to stay 48 hours for last-ditch negotiations
French President Macron asks resigning PM Lecornu to stay 48 hours for final negotiations amid deepening political crisis.
Fed Governor Stephen Miran Quits White House Role to Keep Central Bank Post
Fed Governor Stephen Miran resigns as White House CEA chair to stay on at central bank, fulfilling Senate pledge amid political tensions over interest rates and justice investigations.
Reeves: Labour Must Change to Win Next Election
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says Labour must deliver change to deserve re-election, acknowledging voter frustration over policy U-turns and economic challenges.
Secret Service agents' Jan 6 texts erased after watchdog request
Secret Service agents' January 6 texts were erased after oversight request, says watchdog, raising tampering concerns.
Mark Speakman resigns as NSW Liberal leader, Kellie Sloane poised to take over
Mark Speakman resigns as NSW Liberal leader, with Kellie Sloane expected to replace him amid party turmoil and federal brand damage.
Starmer Faces Pressure Over Mandelson Vetting Failure
PM Starmer to give Commons statement Monday on Mandelson's US ambassador role despite failed vetting; sacked official Robbins speaks Tuesday.
Braverman Defection to Reform UK Seen as Gamble for Farage
Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, but her controversial past and the party's need to broaden appeal pose a strategic gamble for Nigel Farage.
Australia's Youngest Senator Charlotte Walker Opens Up About Depression and Bullying in Maiden Speec
Australia's youngest senator, Charlotte Walker, reveals depression, bullying, misogyny, and a pet-related white lie in her maiden speech to parliament.
DOJ Removes January 6 Case Information from Website, Describes It as 'Partisan Propaganda'
US Department of Justice removes news releases on Capitol riot cases, calling them 'partisan propaganda' amid Trump-era pardons and compensation fund.
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