Home Secretary Bans Al-Quds March in London, Static Protest Allowed
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood bans al-Quds Day march in London over serious public disorder risk; static protest allowed under strict conditions.
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Bob Geldof Shouts ‘Shut Up’ at Nigel Farage in Brexit Row
Bob Geldof clashed with Nigel Farage during a Brexit campaign event, shouting 'shut up' and making V-signs, as recounted by witnesses.
Al Quds Day March Banned in London Over Public Disorder Fears
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood bans al-Quds Day march in London over serious public disorder fears, first protest ban since 2012.
Slot Defends New Full-Backs, Highlights Set-Piece Woes
Arne Slot defends new full-backs, blames set-piece issues for Liverpool's defensive lapses this season.
Stephen A. Smith Rules Out 2028 Presidential Bid Over Money
Stephen A. Smith rules out 2028 presidential bid, saying he won't give up his $100 million ESPN contract.
Prince Harry Calls Rising Antisemitism in Britain 'Deeply Troubling'
Prince Harry calls rising antisemitism in Britain 'deeply troubling', warns against conflating Middle East protest with hostility toward Jewish communities.
Theresa May Calls for Suspect Anonymity at Arrest in New Police Guidelines
Home Secretary Theresa May calls for suspect anonymity at arrest in new police guidelines, sparking debate on public interest and media transparency.
BBC Chief Warns of 'Trust Crisis' Threatening UK's Social Fabric
BBC chief Tim Davie warns of a trust crisis due to disinformation, announces plans for more content on YouTube and TikTok, and calls for increased World Service funding.
Starmer Warned Over Mandelson's Epstein Links
Newly released papers reveal Keir Starmer was warned about Peter Mandelson's ties to Jeffrey Epstein before appointing him US ambassador.
Family of Rachel Booth Launch Fundraiser for Three Sons After Tragic Death
Rachel Booth's family launch GoFundMe for her three sons after her body was found in a lake in Cheshire. No suspicious circumstances.
Ireland Declines Role in Strait of Hormuz Security, Taoiseach Says
Taoiseach Micheal Martin confirms Ireland will not join Strait of Hormuz security efforts, citing lack of military capacity and non-NATO status.
Westminster Victim Was Looking at Phone When Struck, Inquest Hears
Inquest hears Aysha Frade was looking at phone when struck by Khalid Masood on Westminster Bridge, thrown 17m into bus path.
Ley Denies Leadership Tensions Amid Price Demotion Fallout
Liberal leader Sussan Ley apologises to Indian Australians as tensions ease over Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's demotion; senior Liberals deny leadership challenge.
Jane Hume Calls for Liberal Party to Rebuild Trust After Price Sacking
Senator Jane Hume discusses the need for the Liberal Party to rebuild trust after Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's sacking over comments about Indian migrants.
Badenoch Channels Thatcher In Tory Conference Speech
Kemi Badenoch condemns pro-Palestine marches as 'carnivals of hatred' and calls for a ban, in a speech at the Conservative party conference.
Churchill’s War Solemnity vs Trump’s Casual Rhetoric
Comparing Churchill's solemn wartime leadership with Trump's casual rhetoric, highlighting Churchill's deep understanding of war's human cost.
Labour Chair Warns Farage Policies Would 'Decimate' Britain
Labour chair Anna Turley warns Nigel Farage's policies would decimate Britain, urging voters to reject Reform's 'false promises' and back Labour's renewal plan.
Starmer Ignored Epstein Warnings Over Mandelson Appointment, Papers Reveal
Documents show Starmer was warned about Mandelson’s Epstein ties but appointed him anyway, later paying £75k payout.
Trump's DHS Pick Mullin Criticised for 'Smell of War' Remarks Despite No Military Service
Markwayne Mullin, Trump's DHS pick, criticised for speaking about combat experience despite never serving in the military.
Farage Returns to Political Stage Amid Questions Over £5m Donation
Nigel Farage returns to politics after 50 days, avoiding questions about a £5m donation from a crypto billionaire, as Reform UK loses ground.
Aid Sector at Breaking Point: Dinosaurs Must Adapt or Die
Halima Begum argues large aid charities must adapt or die, as the sector nears breaking point with high overheads and resistance to localisation.
Starmer Faces Major Rebellion Over Welfare Cuts, Concessions Expected
No 10 prepares concessions as over 120 Labour MPs rebel against welfare cuts, with Starmer facing biggest revolt of his premiership.
Labour May Oust Starmer But Are Alternatives Better
Labour leadership threats to Keir Starmer assessed as contenders organise, but alternatives' viability questioned.
Trump’s disapproval rating hits record high, new poll shows
Trump's disapproval rating hits record 62% in new poll, driven by economic concerns and the Iran war, threatening Republican majorities in midterms.
Green Party Secures Historic Byelection Win as Reform's Goodwin Rages
Green Party wins first byelection in Gorton and Denton with 40% of vote, as Reform's Matt Goodwin accuses them of cheating.
Mandelson Arrest Crisis Deepens For Starmer's Leadership
Police search properties linked to Peter Mandelson over Epstein allegations, deepening crisis for Starmer's leadership amid calls for sackings and document release.
US House Passes War Powers Resolution to Restrict Trump on Iran
US House votes 215-208 for war powers resolution to limit Trump's Iran conflict authority, sending measure to Senate.
Senate Republicans Block Iran War Powers Resolution After Trump Pressure
Senate Republicans blocked an Iran war powers resolution after Trump pressured them, with key senators switching votes following White House briefings.
Inside the Maga Mind: Trump's Most Dedicated Fans Explain Their Fervor
Trump's most dedicated fans explain their fervor, from camaraderie to a shared political vision, at campaign rallies.
Danica Patrick Joins MAGA Figures in DC Political Show
Danica Patrick joins MAGA figures in a DC political show supporting Donald Trump, highlighting celebrity endorsements for the 2024 campaign.
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