Burnham Hails Hillsborough Law as It Clears Commons
The Hillsborough Law, requiring state transparency, clears the Commons. Andy Burnham says it shifts power balance, honoring 97 victims of the 1989 disaster.
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Parliament Probes Andrew's Windsor Property Income
GB News reveals Parliament has launched a probe into the value of royal properties after Andrew sublet three cottages on his Windsor estate for income.
Infantino leaves World Cup for Qatar funeral
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has departed the 2026 World Cup in the United States to attend the funeral of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani in Qatar, using a private jet.
Mahmood Offers Farage Security Meeting After Widdecombe Death
Home Secretary Mahmood has offered Nigel Farage a security meeting following the death of Ann Widdecombe, amid heightened political tensions.
Andy Burnham to Be Next PM After 349 MPs Back Him
Andy Burnham will become the next prime minister after securing 349 Labour MP nominations, making it impossible for any rival to challenge for the party leadership.
Correction: Compass Group Error in Print
A print article erroneously described Compass as 'Labour-affiliated'. Since 2011, the group has been open to all progressive supporters, not just Labour members.
Lindsey Graham Dies: Global Tributes Highlight Complicated Legacy
Lindsey Graham, US senator and key Trump ally, dies at 71. Tributes from Israel, Ukraine, and NATO allies underscore his global influence and controversial hawkish legacy.
Guardian Removes Article After Internal Investigation
The Guardian removed an article on July 13, 2026, following an internal investigation. The move underscores the paper's commitment to editorial standards.
Trump's War on Media: Lawsuits, Subpoenas, and Access Cuts
Donald Trump has escalated attacks on the media with lawsuits, subpoenas, and access cuts. Experts say journalism remains strong despite unprecedented pressure, but chilling effects are feared.
England Warned of One-Sided Refereeing vs Argentina
England face Argentina in the World Cup semi-final on Wednesday amid claims of preferential treatment for the holders. Switzerland's Manuel Akanji described their quarter-final as 'one-sided' after a controversial red card.
Tens of thousands set for Orange Order Twelfth parades
Tens of thousands will participate in Orange Order Twelfth parades across Northern Ireland on Monday, July 13, marking the 336th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne with events at 18 locations.
Liverpool Pre-Season: Iraola Presser, Hughes Exit Looms
Andoni Iraola will face the media for the first time as Liverpool head coach on Monday amid uncertainty over sporting director Richard Hughes' future, as pre-season ramps up.
Zelenskyy Vows Accountability After Russian Strike Kills 10
President Zelenskyy says officials who allowed weapons warehouses in a residential area near Kyiv will be held accountable after a Russian strike killed 10 and damaged hundreds of homes.
Swiss Furious After VAR 'Mistaken Identity' Red Card vs Argentina
Switzerland's Breel Embolo was sent off after a VAR review for simulation, overturning a yellow card for Argentina's Paredes. Swiss coach Yakin called it a 'disaster' that 'destroyed the game.'
How to Plan for an Election Leaders Are Trying to Subvert
The Trump administration is systematically eroding electoral rules. Pro-democracy groups must counter with scenario planning, voter mobilization, and broad coalitions to protect free and fair elections.
GM Mayoral Candidates on Key Issues Ahead of By-Election
Seven candidates vying to replace Andy Burnham as Greater Manchester mayor outline their priorities on transport, housing, and economic fairness ahead of the July 30 by-election.
Reeves Warns Burnham to Be 'Prepared to Govern'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves warns incoming PM Andy Burnham to have a 'worked-through plan' as he prepares to enter Downing Street, citing the challenges of governing.
Hillsborough Law Breakthrough: Intelligence Duty of Candour Agreed
A breakthrough in the Hillsborough Law has been reached, with amendments requiring intelligence service staff to comply with a duty of candour, set to be put before MPs this week.
Hillsborough Law Bill Returns to Commons This Week
The landmark Hillsborough Law bill returns to the House of Commons for its final stages this week, after months of delays, with no exemptions for security services, marking a milestone for public accountability.
Alfie Haaland Blasts Referee After England's Win Over Norway
Alfie Haaland, father of Erling Haaland, lashed out at the referee after England beat Norway 2-1 in the World Cup quarter-final, accusing officials of bias and claiming his team was 'robbed'.
Fury as Reeves Claims Pensioners 'Better Off'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash after claiming pensioners are 'better off' under Labour, with Tories accusing her of 'gaslighting' the elderly.
England vs Norway Row: FIFA Releases Ball Sensor Footage
FIFA released Connected Ball sensor data showing no contact with overhead wire, rejecting Norway's claim that Jude Bellingham's equaliser should have been disallowed in England's 2-1 World Cup quarter-final win.
Heseltine Backs Burnham's Plan to Reshape UK Power Networks
Tory grandee Lord Heseltine backs incoming PM Andy Burnham's vision to devolve power from Westminster, citing his own Liverpool regeneration experience.
New FIFA 'Mistaken Identity' Rule Decides World Cup Quarter-Final
A new FIFA mistaken identity rule led to Breel Embolo's red card in the World Cup quarter-final, leaving Switzerland furious after their 3-1 extra-time loss to Argentina.
Starmer Failed to Persuade Bev Craig to Run for Parliament
Keir Starmer personally approached Manchester council leader Bev Craig to stand in the Gorton and Denton by-election, offering a junior ministerial role, but she declined, choosing to remain in local politics.
FIFA Bars English Referees from Argentina Matches
FIFA confirmed English referees Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor are barred from officiating Argentina matches at the 2026 World Cup, citing the 1982 Falklands War as a geopolitical factor.
Bent: Newcastle 'Never' Catch Man United, Arsenal, Chelsea
Darren Bent says Newcastle United will never catch Manchester United, Arsenal, or Chelsea under current financial rules, despite Saudi-backed PIF ownership, after selling Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali.
Farage Aide and Mother Quizzed Over Reform UK Donations
George Cottrell, aide to Nigel Farage, and his mother Fiona have been interviewed under criminal caution by Met police as part of an investigation into donations to Reform UK before the 2024 general election.
Telstra CEO Apologises for Outage, Faces Senate Inquiry
Telstra CEO Vicki Brady faces a Senate inquiry after a national mobile outage caused by a software fault in time-telling systems, disrupting triple-zero calls and millions of customers.
Klopp Agrees Germany Manager Role After World Cup
Jurgen Klopp has agreed to become Germany's new national team manager, replacing Julian Nagelsmann after a shock World Cup exit to Paraguay in the round of 32.
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