Family of Michael Reinoehl Sues Police Over Fatal Shooting
Family of Michael Reinoehl, killed by police in 2020, files lawsuit alleging civil rights violations and excessive force.
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Modi's 75th Birthday Fuels Retirement Speculation
Modi turns 75, sparking debate on whether he'll follow the BJP's unofficial retirement age he used to sideline others.
Mandelson's Legacy Labours Internal Strife And Controversy
Peter Mandelson faces police investigation and scrutiny over Epstein files, raising questions about accountability and his legacy in British politics.
Starmer Under Pressure To Sack Chief Of Staff
Starmer faces growing calls to sack chief of staff Morgan McSweeney after briefing row against Wes Streeting.
Lottery Winner Claims £1m Prize Hours Before Expiry
A lottery winner claimed a £1m Lotto prize just hours before the deadline, with the ticket from South Gloucestershire.
Arsenal Celebrate Premier League Title with Relaxed Win at Crystal Palace
Arsenal beat Crystal Palace 2-1 to celebrate Premier League title, with Max Dowman becoming youngest starter. Focus now shifts to Champions League final.
First Female Archbishop Pledges Allegiance to King
Historic Coronation: first female archbishop, public allegiance pledge, multi-faith participation.
CBS Pulls Peter Attia Segment After Epstein Fallout; Bari Weiss Faces Backlash
CBS pulls Peter Attia segment after Epstein emails emerge; Bari Weiss resists calls to fire him, citing cancel culture concerns.
Welsh Parties Urged to Be Honest About Fiscal Challenges Ahead of Senedd Election
IFS urges Welsh parties to be honest about budget pressures ahead of Senedd election, warning all manifestos add to fiscal challenges.
Manchester United Set to Confirm Ederson Signing After Carrick's Intervention
Manchester United are set to confirm the signing of Atalanta midfielder Ederson for £35m, with the deal accelerated after Brazil's World Cup exit.
China Spy Scandal: Witness Statements Reveal Westminster Breach
PM Starmer releases witness statements in China spy case, revealing warnings of espionage threats, as row over dropped charges intensifies.
Swinney Backs Labour in Netanyahu Antisemitism Row
John Swinney backs Anas Sarwar in row with Netanyahu over Labour antisemitism accusations, supporting party's anti-abuse measures.
Donald Trump Dismisses Death Rumours as 'Fake News'
Donald Trump denies death rumours as 'fake news' during press conference on Space Command relocation to Huntsville, Alabama.
Macron Summons Parties as France Faces PM Crisis
Macron summons party leaders for crisis talks as France seeks new PM after Lecornu resigns in 14 hours, with budget deadline looming.
Energy Free Pmqs Reveals Exhausted Westminster Politics
PMQs session marked by sullen resignation as Starmer and Badenoch clash, with MPs displaying exhaustion and lack of energy.
Labour Deputy Leadership Contest Risks Deepening Party Divisions
Labour's deputy leadership contest between Lucy Powell and Bridget Phillipson may deepen party divisions, with low member engagement and high stakes.
Trump Asks Black Reporter to Set Up Meeting with Congressional Black Caucus
Trump asks black reporter April Ryan to arrange a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus, sparking anger after declaring himself 'least racist'.
IMF Urges Reeves to Consider Ending Pension Triple Lock and Charging for NHS Treatment
IMF urges UK Chancellor Reeves to end pension triple lock and charge for NHS treatment, warning of fiscal risks from ageing population.
Australian Political Divide Exposed on 7 October Anniversary
Australian politicians show deep divisions on 7 October anniversary, with Labor condemning Hamas and Coalition supporting Israel.
Bolsonaro House Arrest Eased to Allow Family Visits
Brazil Supreme Court eases Jair Bolsonaro's house arrest, allowing family visits without prior approval, but phone and video bans remain.
Bill and Hillary Clinton Agree to Testify in House Epstein Investigation
Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify in House Epstein probe after contempt threat, avoiding potential criminal charges.
Labour MPs Question Workability of EHRC Transgender Guidance
Labour MPs question workability of EHRC guidance on Supreme Court biological sex ruling, citing concerns over impact on trans people and practical challenges.
Vance Praises RFK Jr's MAHA Movement as 'Critical to Our Success'
Vice President JD Vance praises RFK Jr's MAHA movement as critical to success, endorsing challenges to conventional health wisdom at Washington summit.
Trump Ally Predicts Federal Workforce Bloodbath
Trump allies plan mass firings of federal employees under Schedule F, replacing them with political appointees, sparking alarm over public service and safety.
Bangladesh Court Seeks Interpol Red Notice for Labour MP Tulip Siddiq
Bangladesh court seeks Interpol red notice for Labour MP Tulip Siddiq over corruption case linked to land allocation; she denies charges.
Westminster Researcher Arrested In China Spy Case
CPS drops espionage case against two Britons accused of spying for China, including a Westminster researcher, sparking political row.
Parents Could Face Jail Under Youth Justice Reforms
New youth justice reforms propose stronger parenting orders, potentially leading to jail for parents whose children commit crimes.
Starmer on the Brink as Cabinet Ministers Urge Him to Step Down
Senior cabinet ministers urge Keir Starmer to set departure timetable as over 70 Labour MPs call for him to quit.
Louise Haigh Warns Labour Against 'Naive' Lurch to Right After Reform Success
Louise Haigh warns Starmer against rightward shift after Reform UK's local election gains, urging focus on taxation and welfare reform.
Trump's Personal Revenge Campaign Becomes Blueprint for Crackdown
Trump's revenge campaign becomes blueprint; US strikes Iran; T-maxxing trend; Met Police probes Jenrick donation; PIP reform review.
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