Zohran Mamdani Elected Mayor of New York in Historic Victory
Zohran Mamdani elected NYC mayor, first Muslim and youngest in over a century, defeating Cuomo and Sliwa.
Zohran Mamdani elected NYC mayor, first Muslim and youngest in over a century, defeating Cuomo and Sliwa.
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Keir Starmer dismisses Trump's criticism of UK-China deal, as China lifts sanctions on British MPs and by-election looms.
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Suella Braverman and Kemi Badenoch clash over leaked comments as Tory leadership race intensifies, with a poll showing Badenoch leading among members.
Indianapolis councillor Ron Gibson's home shot at over support for a $500m datacentre project; note left saying 'No data centers'.
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Chief Rabbi Mirvis's Labour antisemitism rebuke prompts diverse Jewish responses, questioning his authority and political impartiality.
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Trump administration redirects anti-terror funds from Democratic to Republican states, sparking lawsuit and allegations of political bias.
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Japan's first female PM Sanae Takaichi faces a cost of living crisis, fragile coalition with Nippon Ishin, and Trump visit, amid challenges to her leadership.
Pete Hegseth warns of most intense day of US strikes on Iran, blames Tehran for civilian casualties, as strikes continue.
Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify in House Epstein investigation, avoiding contempt vote. Comer rejects interview offer, demands sworn deposition.
Cyril Ramaphosa warns of 'toxic cleavages' as he is inaugurated for a second term leading a coalition government after the ANC lost its parliamentary majority.
Labour's child poverty plan lifts two-child benefit cap, targeting 550,000 children; includes childcare, housing measures.
After Andy Burnham's Makerfield win, his path to replace Keir Starmer as PM involves five key steps, from Starmer's exit to a general election victory.
Alan Milburn warns state failures trap young on benefits, with 25 times more spent on welfare than job support.
Boris Johnson leads UK tributes after Charlie Kirk's murder; European far-right leaders blame left-wing rhetoric.
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PM Starmer calls for urgent UK-EU defence integration, citing Russia threat and need for joint procurement, while reaffirming NATO and US ties.
Trump blames media for health rumours after Labour Day weekend absence, appears with bruised hand and dismisses speculation as 'fake news'.
Keir Starmer's approval rating drops below Rishi Sunak's for first time since election, with 45-point plunge since July, Opinium poll shows.
David Davis warns Lucy Letby conviction may be miscarriage of justice, citing police failures in investigation.
Donald Trump meets with Democratic congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, a prominent Bernie Sanders supporter, as part of his unorthodox transition talks.
Wes Streeting denies plot to oust PM Keir Starmer, condemns No 10 briefings as 'self-defeating', and calls for sackings amid growing rift.
Reform UK mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham failed to disclose a 5% stake in a Bayswater hotel for nearly four years, breaching transparency rules.
Police urge children to flee terror attacks instead of filming, as part of new 'run, hide, tell' campaign for schools.