Macron forced to walk after Trump motorcade blocks his car in New York
Emmanuel Macron forced to walk 30 minutes in New York after his car was blocked by security for Donald Trump's motorcade.
Emmanuel Macron forced to walk 30 minutes in New York after his car was blocked by security for Donald Trump's motorcade.
Soldier from King's Troop dies after falling from horse at Royal Windsor Horse Show; police treat death as unexplained but not suspicious.
A child has been charged with endangering lives during a Channel crossing under a controversial new law, with the CPS arguing the prosecution is in the public interest.
Casemiro recommends Ederson as his Man United replacement; decisive meeting scheduled for Tuesday.
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RecommendedThousands protest in Bangkok demanding King Vajiralongkorn give up control of royal funds; 15 activists face lese-majesty charges.
Rachel Reeves abandons income tax rise plans after Labour revolt and leadership turmoil, opting for smaller tax measures instead.
Holyrood committee finds Nicola Sturgeon misled parliament over Alex Salmond meetings, but stops short of accusing her of doing so knowingly.
Epstein victims' advocates express outrage as justice department misses deadline to release millions of files under Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Andy Burnham promises the biggest devolution of power to the North East, focusing on utilities, reindustrialisation, and council housing to raise living standards.
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RecommendedThomas Skinner, former Strictly star, is suing the BBC over claims the show's voting was rigged to eliminate him early. He alleges proof of foul play.
Journalist Lucia Osborne-Crowley reveals threats and harassment while reporting on Epstein-Maxwell case, criticising media focus on perpetrators over survivors.
Former NSW MP Gareth Ward seeks lighter sentence for sexual assault convictions, citing loss of career and community standing.
Republicans are divided over clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell, with survivors' advocates and some GOP members opposing a pardon.
Australian journalist Cheng Lei recounts her three-year detention in China, describing psychological torture, isolation, and the pain of missing her children.
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RecommendedUK warns Israel not to retaliate over Palestine recognition by expanding settlements, as Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper defends the move as essential for a two-state solution.
Yvette Cooper says small boat crossings would be thousands higher under Tories, as current figures rise 20% year-on-year. UK explores third-country processing.
Thailand and Cambodia agree immediate ceasefire after weeks of deadly border clashes, pledging to halt attacks and troop deployments.
Thomas Massie responds to Trump's 'lowlife' taunt over Epstein files act, raises funds for re-election.
Bendigo's first mosque building nears completion, marking a milestone for the Muslim community after years of opposition and community outreach.
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RecommendedNorth Korea fires over 10 ballistic missiles as US and South Korea conduct drills; Trump seeks dialogue with Pyongyang.
Two army veterans will not be prosecuted for 1971 Troubles deaths in Derry due to insufficient evidence, PPS says.
BBC board member Shumeet Banerji resigns, citing governance failures and exclusion from talks that led to director general's departure.
Trump denies CIA concluded Saudi crown prince ordered Khashoggi murder, sparking controversy over US response.
Andy Burnham has asked Caroline Simpson, CEO of Greater Manchester Combined Authority, to serve as his deputy chief of staff and lead No 10 North in Manchester, overseeing UK-wide devolution if he becomes PM.
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RecommendedJohn Oliver discusses recent limits to the Voting Rights Act and GOP efforts to dissolve majority-black districts, warning of a return to Jim Crow-era representation.
Andy Burnham pledges to establish 'No 10 North' and rebalance power across the UK in his first major policy speech since launching his bid to replace Keir Starmer as prime minister.
The DUP says former and current members knew of allegations about ex-leader Jeffrey Donaldson but did not report them through appropriate channels, leaving the party unable to respond formally.
Iran rejected Oman's southern shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz and attacked a Singaporean ship using it, forcing the IMO to abandon the plan.
Andy Burnham pledges to establish a 'No 10 North' as the nerve centre of a rewired Britain, aiming for the biggest rebalancing of power in the country's history.
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RecommendedAndy Burnham's first major speech as MP for Makerfield proposed 'No 10 North' and major devolution, criticizing Westminster as 'broken' and pledging housing and growth.