Makerfield Voters Give Burnham Benefit of Doubt; Failure Grave
In Makerfield, voters are giving Andy Burnham the benefit of the doubt. If he fails in the byelection, the consequences for Labour and the country could be severe.
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G7 Leaders Push Trump to Host Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks
At the G7 summit, European leaders urged Donald Trump to host talks between Zelenskyy and Putin. Zelenskyy argued Ukraine is no longer losing and sought US mediation.
Paramount Rejects Ad Criticizing Its Owners and Merger
Paramount Skydance refused to air a press freedom group's ad targeting its leadership and the Warner Bros merger, citing a conflict of interest.
Tactical Voting Key in Makerfield Byelection
Tactical voting by Green and Lib Dem supporters may secure a Labour win in Makerfield, as Reform UK faces split right-wing vote. Polls show narrow Labour lead.
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Starmer denies Trump snub at G7 summit in France
Keir Starmer denied being snubbed by Donald Trump at the G7 summit, saying they had productive conversations focused on Iran and Ukraine. He also addressed defence spending and the Strait of Hormuz.
Thames Water Nationalisation Moves Closer After Government Objection
The UK environment secretary objects to Thames Water's £10bn rescue plan, citing undue burden on customers, pushing the troubled utility towards public ownership.
Scepticism in Iran as Peace Deal Nears Amid Water Shortages
Iranians express exhaustion and anger as a potential US-Iran peace deal approaches, with doubts over its durability and feelings of betrayal by the Trump administration.
Tory Plan to Remove Judges from Asylum Appeals Condemned
Refugee groups and lawyers condemn Conservative proposals to strip judges of asylum appeal powers, calling it an attack on justice and equality under the law.
Iran's Temporary Peace: Deal with US Consolidates Wartime Gains
Iran sees the MOU with the US as a temporary arrangement to consolidate wartime gains, with Lebanon as a test of US commitments. The deal is not a lasting peace.
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US Primaries Test Trump's Influence in Oklahoma, Georgia, DC
Primary elections in Oklahoma, Georgia, and Washington DC test Donald Trump's influence on the Republican party, with key races for Senate and governor. Iran-US deal signed, G7 summit ongoing.
Healey: Defence Plans 'Well Short', UK Must Reach 3% by 2030
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey criticizes current defence investment plans as 'well short of what is required', urging the UK to commit to 3% GDP spending by 2030 to counter Russian threats.
Grandpa in a Bunker: Is Putin Losing Control?
Russian affairs reporter Pjotr Sauer discusses Vladimir Putin's growing isolation and paranoia as ordinary Russians grow restive over the war in Ukraine and a struggling economy.
NDIS Fought Our Quadriplegic Son's Wheelchair for a Year
Natasha Sholl criticizes NDIS cuts, sharing her year-long struggle to get a wheelchair for her quadriplegic son, highlighting waste and blame on disabled people.
Zelenskyy Thanks G7 for Ideas to Force Russia into Peace
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy thanked G7 leaders for strong ideas on forcing Russia into peace, highlighting priorities like air defense, winter support, and pressure on Russia.
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Trump: Strait of Hormuz Open by Friday
President Trump announced at the G7 that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen by Friday, and the full Iran deal text will be released soon. He also commented on Israel and Lebanon.
Martin Short Opens Up About 'Nightmare' of Daughter's Suicide
Martin Short speaks publicly for first time about daughter Katherine's suicide, calling it a 'nightmare' and urging open discussion of mental health.
Met Police Pays £2,500 to Southgate Preacher Over Wrongful Arrest
Met Police pays £2,500 to Christian preacher Oluwole Ilesanmi for wrongful arrest outside Southgate Tube station after a hate crime complaint.
Celebrity Traitors 2026 Lacks Last Year's Sports Star Magic
Second season of Celebrity Traitors boasts star-studded cast but misses a standout sports figure like last year, industry experts say.
Prince Andrew Named in Epstein Court Files, Damaging Reputation Hopes
Epstein court files reveal fresh allegations against Prince Andrew, including groping and underage sex claims, damaging his reputation.
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JD Vance Meets Robert Jenrick in Cotswolds, Snubs Kemi Badenoch
US VP JD Vance meets Robert Jenrick in Cotswolds but not Kemi Badenoch, sparking speculation of a snub amid scheduling issues.
Trump Seeks Extended Control Over DC Police After Foiling Alleged Plot
Trump seeks to extend temporary control over DC police after invoking never-before-used law, citing national emergency if Congress blocks extension.
Florida Offers Migrants State Funds to Self-Deport or Face Detention
Florida offers migrants state funds to self-deport or face detention in 'Alligator Alcatraz', raising due process concerns.
Farage’s Energy Bill Competition Called Shameful Gimmick
Nigel Farage's energy bill giveaway is a gimmick that distracts from real causes of high costs, critics say.
Badenoch: Aberdeen Vote About Thousands of Jobs
Kemi Badenoch contrasts Makerfield by-election, focused on one man's job, with Aberdeen South vote impacting thousands in oil and gas. She campaigns with Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay.
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Baltimore Mayor in Feud with Inspector General Over £50k Crab Cake Spending
Baltimore mayor feuds with inspector general over $50k spent on crab cakes and wings at sports games, amid broader spending concerns.
Healey Attacks Treasury in Resignation Over Defence Spending
John Healey resigned as Defence Secretary, criticizing the Treasury's defence spending plans. He urged 3% GDP target by 2030, warning current plans fall short amid global threats.
Trump's Time Magazine Cover Photo Sparks Social Media Firestorm
Donald Trump criticizes Time magazine for using an unflattering cover photo, sparking debate about media tactics and public perception.
Hamas Accepts Ceasefire Proposal Including Hostage Release
Hamas accepts Gaza ceasefire proposal for 60-day halt and release of half of living Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners.
BBC Refutes Thomas Skinner's £2,000 Question Time Fee Claim
BBC denies Thomas Skinner's £2,000 fee claim for Question Time appearance, stating panellists receive £150.
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Bupa Executive Named in AFL Scandal Court Case
Luke Sayers' wife sues for defamation, alleging AFL whitewashed investigation into lewd photo posted on his X account.
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