Wes Streeting 'Internally Screaming' as Burnham Dashes PM Dreams
Wes Streeting publicly backs Andy Burnham for PM but new images suggest he is 'internally screaming' with regret over his decision.
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Public Near-Divided on Andy Burnham, Poll Shows
A YouGov poll reveals 34% view Andy Burnham favourably and 38% unfavourably, giving him a net rating of -4, the highest of any politician polled.
Mediocrities Like Starmer Robbed UK of Serious Status
Britain can no longer call itself a serious state, as the seventh prime minister in 10 years prepares to inflict another rebrand, according to Comment Editor Sebastian Murphy.
London Probed in Grooming Gangs Inquiry After Express Probe
London will be among the first areas investigated in the statutory grooming gangs inquiry, following a Daily Express investigation. Mayor Sadiq Khan faces accusations of ignoring the scandal.
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Poll: Public Backs Burnham Over Badenoch and Farage as PM
A new Ipsos poll finds 35% think Andy Burnham would be a good PM, more than Kemi Badenoch (29%) or Nigel Farage (27%). However, 39% want a Labour leadership contest, not a coronation.
Panama and Jordan Eliminated from World Cup Due to FIFA Rule Change
Panama and Jordan have been officially eliminated from the 2026 World Cup ahead of final group stage fixtures, following FIFA's new head-to-head tiebreaker rule that makes it impossible for them to advance even with a win.
Nearly 1 in 4 European voters back far-right parties
Almost 24% of European voters now support far-right parties, up from 5% in 1995, according to analysis by 150 political scientists across 31 countries.
Andy Burnham Rules Out Labour Leadership Bid
Andy Burnham has ruled out standing for Labour leader, saying he will not challenge Keir Starmer and urging the party to unite behind the current leadership.
Walkley chair resigns after alleged violent comment to ABC colleague
Ben Butler resigned as Walkley Judging Board chair after allegedly saying an ABC colleague should be 'killed and buried in a shallow grave'. He has been replaced by Gay Alcorn.
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Former Liberal VP Teena McQueen Dies at 67
Teena McQueen, former Liberal Party vice president who defected to One Nation in May, dies after severe illness. Remembered as a 'force of nature' by colleagues.
Union Jack flag ban: Activists stopped from hoisting on lampposts
Raise the Colours activists have been banned by a High Court injunction from attaching flags to lampposts in Oxfordshire after the council cited safety risks and community distress.
London Councils Challenge Housing Quota Cut in High Court
Three London councils—Hackney, Tower Hamlets, and Lewisham—have launched a High Court challenge against the GLA over plans to reduce affordable housing quotas from 35% to 20%.
Starmer blow as GB News halts for Burnham leadership update
GB News Breakfast halted for a breaking bulletin on Darren Jones endorsing Andy Burnham for Labour leader, further embarrassing outgoing PM Keir Starmer.
Brad Lander Loses NYC Democratic Primary to Mamdani
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander has been defeated in the Democratic primary by state Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani, according to AP projections, in a race marked by progressive versus establishment divisions.
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Bev Craig Named Labour Candidate for Greater Manchester Mayor
Bev Craig, Manchester city council leader, will stand as Labour's candidate for Greater Manchester mayor in the 30 July byelection, facing a tough contest with Reform UK.
Commentator Loses World Cup Credentials Over Fifa Tirade
Jorge Chipi Vera was stripped of his World Cup credentials by Fifa after an expletive-laden rant against Infantino and the referee, following Miguel Almirón's red card for covering his mouth.
Burnham and Starmer Meet for 'Frosty' Power Transition Talks
Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham held a tense hour-long meeting to discuss the transition of power, with Starmer agreeing to give Burnham access to civil service ahead of his likely premiership.
UK defence secretary promises delayed investment plan before Nato summit
Dan Jarvis, the new defence secretary, pledged to publish the delayed defence investment plan before the Nato summit in Ankara, securing around £1bn more than his predecessor.
Senate Passes War Powers Resolution on Iran
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution preventing Donald Trump from continuing hostilities against Iran, delivering a symbolic rebuke over an unpopular conflict.
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New York Studies 2042 Winter Olympics Bid with Lake Placid-NYC
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a year-long exploratory committee to assess a potential 2042 Winter Olympics hosted jointly by Lake Placid and New York City, leveraging existing venues and the IOC's regional model.
Burnham Picks Purnell as Chief of Staff
Andy Burnham has chosen former Blair minister James Purnell as his chief of staff, marking a significant return to government for Purnell, who resigned in 2009 over Gordon Brown's leadership.
Tuchel: No Wake-Up Call Needed After Ghana Draw
Thomas Tuchel insists England don't need a wake-up call after a goalless draw with Ghana, saying the team remains fully committed despite failing to break down a resilient defense.
US Senate rebukes Trump with symbolic Iran war powers resolution
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution preventing Donald Trump from continuing hostilities against Iran, a symbolic rebuke passed 50-48 with four Republicans in support.
Brexit Legacy: Could UK Rejoin EU Under Burnham?
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the UK still grapples with its legacy. With public opinion shifting and Andy Burnham rising, could Britain rejoin the EU?
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Fired Admiral Wins Democratic Primary in South Carolina
Rear Admiral Nancy Lacore, fired by Pete Hegseth, won the Democratic primary in South Carolina's 1st district. She will challenge for the Republican-held seat in November.
Decade After Brexit, EU Moved On, UK Still Stuck on Ex
A decade after the referendum, the EU has moved on from Brexit, focusing on new crises and potential member states, while the UK remains fixated on the breakup, with just under a third of Brits still believing leaving was right.
Keir Starmer Couldn't Beat the Curse of Brexit
Keir Starmer's resignation marks another victim of Brexit's toxic legacy. His failure to counter nationalist rhetoric and reclaim patriotism from the far right sealed his fate, with Andy Burnham now seen as a potential successor.
Liberals Uneasy Over Taylor's Multiculturalism Comments
Liberal MPs are uncomfortable with Angus Taylor's strategy to outflank One Nation, as he refuses to endorse multiculturalism, sparking internal party concern.
Jones Rules Out Labour Leadership Bid, Boosts Burnham
Darren Jones will not stand for Labour leadership after a reassuring conversation with Andy Burnham about his economic plans, making Burnham's path to PM almost certain.
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Is Trump Making JD Vance the Fall Guy for Iran War?
Reged Ahmad and Jonathan Yerushalmy examine on-again, off-again talks to end the Iran war and why Donald Trump says it’s now up to his deputy to deliver an outcome.
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