Guardiola Confirms End of Manchester City Tenure
Pep Guardiola has confirmed he will leave Manchester City this weekend after a decade in charge, winning 17 major trophies and a historic Treble.
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Burnham Revives 'Tired' Politics in Makerfield By-Election
Andy Burnham launches his campaign for the Makerfield by-election, promising to shake up 'tired' British politics and potentially challenge Sir Keir Starmer for the Labour leadership.
Carrick Signs New Deal as Man United Head Coach
Manchester United confirm Michael Carrick as permanent head coach until 2028 after securing Champions League football. The former midfielder turned around the team's fortunes since taking over in January.
Carrick Named Permanent Man Utd Head Coach
Michael Carrick has been confirmed as Manchester United's permanent head coach on a two-year contract after securing Champions League qualification with 10 wins in 15 games.
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New Single-Sex Space Guidance Divides Activists
Gender-critical groups welcome new Equality Act guidance on single-sex spaces as a milestone, while trans rights activists call it 'a mess' and compare it to 'Trump's America'.
Five Biggest Stars Snubbed by Tuchel for England Squad
Thomas Tuchel has omitted several high-profile players from his England World Cup squad, including Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Phil Foden, and Cole Palmer.
Foden, Palmer and Alexander-Arnold miss England World Cup squad
Thomas Tuchel leaves out Phil Foden, Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold from his 26-man England squad for the 2026 World Cup, with Harry Maguire also overlooked.
Starmer's Green Ban Forces Labour-Tory Deal in Brent
Labour leadership bans councillors from deals with Greens, sparking row in Brent where minority administration now works with Tories.
Cole Palmer, Phil Foden Among Six Omissions from England Squad
Thomas Tuchel has named his 26-man England squad for the 2026 World Cup, with major omissions including Cole Palmer, Phil Foden, Harry Maguire, and Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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England 2026 WC Squad: Foden, Palmer, Maguire Out
Thomas Tuchel unveils England's 26-man World Cup squad, with Phil Foden, Cole Palmer, and Harry Maguire among the notable omissions.
Tuchel drops Foden, Palmer, Alexander-Arnold and Maguire for World Cup
Thomas Tuchel has announced his England squad for the 2026 World Cup, omitting high-profile players like Phil Foden, Cole Palmer, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Harry Maguire amid form concerns.
Burnham Under Fire Over Brexit, Tax, Immigration in By-Election
Andy Burnham faces questions over his shifting positions on Brexit, tax, and immigration as he launches his by-election campaign in Makerfield, with Reform UK leading in polls.
Slot Responds to Salah's Criticism Ahead of Liverpool Finale
Liverpool manager Arne Slot addresses Mo Salah's social media statement criticising his style of play, refusing to confirm Salah's involvement against Brentford.
Israel's Coalition Collapses: Can Netanyahu Survive?
As Israel's coalition collapses, Benjamin Netanyahu faces a critical test. With shifting alliances and a divided electorate, the coming months could redefine the political landscape.
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Andy Burnham’s Manchesterism: Blueprint for British Politics
John Harris explores Andy Burnham's 'Manchesterism'—a mix of collectivism and entrepreneurialism that could reshape UK politics, contrasting with Starmer's technocratic approach.
GMB Reports Queen's Wish for Andrew Trade Envoy Role
Good Morning Britain issued breaking news on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor after files revealed Queen Elizabeth II wanted him as a trade envoy in 2000.
UK borrowing surges to £24.3bn, exceeding forecasts
UK government borrowing rose to £24.3 billion in April, £3.4bn more than forecast, as debt interest costs hit a record high amid inflation and Iran war concerns.
UKIP March Banned in East London After Mayor's Warning
Police banned UKIP's Christian march in Whitechapel after Mayor Lutfur Rahman warned of unavoidable clashes with counter-protesters, citing safety risks.
US House Cancels Trump War Powers Vote Amid GOP Absences
House leaders abruptly cancelled a vote on limiting Trump's Iran war powers as Republicans neared defeat due to absences. Meanwhile, diplomatic talks continue.
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Burnham Launches Makerfield By-Election Campaign
Andy Burnham launches his Makerfield by-election campaign as Labour candidate, with Sir Keir Starmer vowing to campaign alongside him despite leadership speculation.
Senate Republicans Block Trump Ballroom Funding in $70bn Bill
The US Senate will not pass a $70bn homeland security bill due to a row over $1bn for Trump's ballroom security. Republicans fear voter backlash ahead of midterms.
Tim Wilson's Economic Vision Shakes Australian Politics
Tim Wilson outlines a bold economic vision for the Liberal Party, focusing on tax reform and deregulation, sparking debate within Australian politics.
TUC Leader Angry at Labour, Urges Change to Stop Reform UK
Paul Nowak, TUC general secretary, expresses frustration with Labour's performance and warns that without significant change, Reform UK could win the next election.
Assisted Dying Bill Revival Possible After Ballot Success
Two MPs who backed the assisted dying bill came in the top five of the private member's bill ballot, offering a narrow path to revive the legislation using the Parliament Act.
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UK PM Merry-Go-Round Continues Unabated
A satirical cartoon by Jason White depicts the revolving door of UK prime ministers, highlighting political instability and frequent leadership changes.
Burnham and Streeting Show Surprising Sides in Labour Race
Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting reveal unexpected stances as Labour faces electoral challenges, with Burnham courting Reform voters and Streeting pushing wealth taxes.
Supreme Court Dismisses Alabama Execution Bid
The US Supreme Court threw out Alabama's challenge to a ruling that death row inmate Joseph Clifton Smith is intellectually disabled and ineligible for the death penalty.
Trump Arch in DC Ignites Controversy
A new arch honoring Donald Trump in Washington DC has ignited fierce debate, with supporters praising it as a tribute and critics condemning it as a divisive symbol.
Democrats' 2024 Election Autopsy: Key Findings and Omissions
A 200-page internal review reveals spending failures, media strategy flaws, and omissions on Biden, Gaza, Harris's identity, and Joe Rogan.
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One Nation Orders Branch Overhaul After Internal Review
One Nation orders branches to dissolve and re-establish after internal review finds 'significant risks'. Housing advocates urge MPs to back negative gearing changes.
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