Canadian Man Pleads Guilty to Aiding 79 UK Suicides
Kenneth Law, 60, admitted aiding suicide after selling lethal substances worldwide, linked to 79 UK deaths. Also: UK condemns Russian drone crash in Romania.
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Princess Eugenie Quits King's Foundation Role After One Year
Princess Eugenie has stepped down from her role with The King's Foundation after just over a year, amid reported shadows from her father's scandal.
Luis Enrique Warns Arteta: PSG More Motivated Than Arsenal
PSG coach Luis Enrique says his team's motivation to win back-to-back Champions Leagues is greater than Arsenal's desire for a first title.
Could Trump owe taxes on $1.8B IRS settlement?
President Trump may face hundreds of millions in personal taxes on his $1.776 billion IRS deal. Experts are divided on whether the settlement is taxable income.
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Trump to Decide on Iran Peace Deal in Situation Room
President Trump is meeting aides to decide on a peace deal with Iran, which would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the U.S. blockade after months of conflict.
Lone Children Held at UK Detention Centres in France 284 Times
Freedom of Information data reveals 284 cases of unaccompanied minors detained at UK-run facilities in France last year, a 10% rise from 2024, sparking charity outrage.
Families Demand Inquiry After Kenneth Law Guilty Plea
Bereaved relatives of victims linked to Kenneth Law demand a public inquiry after his guilty plea, citing ignored warnings and easy access to lethal substances online.
Nato Pledges to Defend Romania After Drone Strike
A Russian drone struck a 10-storey apartment building in Galati, Romania, injuring two. Nato condemns the attack, pledges to defend allied territory, and Romania expels Russian consul.
Putin Pushes NATO to the Brink After Drone Strike in Romania
A Russian drone struck a residential building in Romania, injuring two civilians. NATO faces a critical decision on response as tensions escalate with Moscow.
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Guardian Removes Controversial Gallery
The Guardian has removed a gallery from its website following concerns over content. The move comes amid ongoing debates about editorial standards.
Racist Attack on Biloela Family Leads to Jail Term
A man has been sentenced to prison for a racially motivated attack against a Biloela family in Australia, highlighting ongoing issues of racism and community safety.
Victorian Government Proposes Donation Law Overhaul
The Victorian government announces reforms to political donation laws, aiming to increase transparency and limit the influence of large donors.
Australian diver in Laos cave rescue
An Australian cave diver is part of an international team rescuing seven people trapped in a flooded Laos cave. Five survivors found, two missing.
Tom Hardy's MobLand Drama: Fired or Difficult?
Rumours swirl that Tom Hardy has been fired from MobLand after clashes with cast and crew. But is he just a difficult genius? A look at his history of on-set tensions.
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Mexico's 30-Day Isolation Plan for World Cup Revival
Mexico hopes a month of isolation and shared struggle can revive the team after a disastrous 2022 World Cup, inspired by the 1986 team's mountain training.
Netanyahu Army to Control 70% of Gaza, Violating Ceasefire
Israeli forces plan to extend control over 70% of Gaza, violating the ceasefire deal. Critics warn of humanitarian crisis as Netanyahu pushes for greater military presence.
Trump: The Boy Who Cried Peace in Middle East
Analysis of Trump's inconsistent Middle East peace efforts, comparing his claims to the fable of crying wolf, and examining the impact on regional diplomacy.
US Deported 21,000 to Nations Deemed Too Dangerous to Visit
The Trump administration deported over 21,000 people to countries the State Department warns against travel, including war zones and dictatorships, many without criminal convictions.
Grateful for Pope's AI Encyclical: A Warning Silicon Valley Ignores
Francine Prose praises Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI for its thoughtful warnings about misuse, profit-driven algorithms, and threats to human dignity, countering Silicon Valley dismissal.
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Court: forcing torture survivors to share rooms unlawful
High Court rules UK government acted unlawfully by forcing torture survivors to share rooms, dealing blow to Shabana Mahmood's asylum plans.
NATO Vows Defense After Russian Drone Hits Romania
A Russian drone struck Romanian territory near the Ukrainian border, prompting NATO to reaffirm its commitment to defend allies. The incident raises tensions in the region.
Matthew Biggs: Gardener and GQT Star Dies at 65
Matthew Biggs, a beloved panelist on BBC Radio 4's Gardeners' Question Time for over 30 years, has died aged 65. Known as the 'people's gardener', he was awarded the RHS Victoria Medal of Honour.
Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed: A Depressing Sign for TV
Stephen Colbert's replacement, Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, embodies a grim future for television, lacking wit, writers, and substance, prioritizing profit over entertainment.
4thWrite Prize Opens for Submissions in 10th Year
The 4thWrite prize for Black, Asian and minority ethnic writers opens for its 10th year, offering £1,000 and publication. Deadline 19 June.
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Trump Must Disclose Health Details Amid Fitness Doubts
Donald Trump's health transparency is questioned as polls show fewer than half of US adults believe he has the mental or physical fitness to be president. Experts call for mandatory reporting.
US World Cup Captain Still Unknown: Ream in Pole Position
Tim Ream has captained the US most under Pochettino, but no official decision for 2026 World Cup. Players and pundits weigh in on leadership dynamics.
Reform UK vs Restore Britain: Makerfield Byelection Feud
A week of insults and revelations as Reform UK and Restore Britain clash in the Makerfield byelection, with Elon Musk backing the latter. Key moments include polling disputes, Musk's endorsements, and candidate controversies.
Vallejo Criticises Female Umpire at French Open
Adolfo Daniel Vallejo said his French Open match should have been umpired by a man, claiming female official Ana Carvalho could not control the crowd.
Brighton Sisters' Deaths Still Unexplained at Inquest
The cause of death for three sisters found in the sea off Brighton remains unclear, with medical investigations ongoing. Police rule out foul play.
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NYC Child Services Sued for Racial Discrimination
A lawsuit alleges New York City's child protective services systematically discriminates against Black and Hispanic families, violating civil rights.
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