Edwards Criticized for Early Handshake in Blowout
Anthony Edwards faced criticism for shaking hands with the Spurs with eight minutes left in a 33-point loss, with analysts calling it a sign of weakness.
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Prince William Jokes with Guardiola After FA Cup Victory
Prince William greeted Pep Guardiola with a cheeky 'Another one, hey!' after Manchester City won the FA Cup, their second trophy this season, at Wembley.
Eurovision 2026 Final in Vienna Marred by Controversy
Eurovision's 70th anniversary final in Vienna is overshadowed by divisions over Israel's participation, with five countries boycotting and pro-Palestine protests erupting.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Surges as Major Parties Falter
One Nation's rise in Australia mirrors global rightwing populism, winning its first federal lower house seat amid major party decline and economic anxieties.
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Trump Rants About 'Disloyal' GOP Senator Cassidy
President Trump lashed out at Senator Bill Cassidy, calling him a 'disloyal disaster' and 'sleazebag' as Cassidy faces a tough primary election in Louisiana.
Nolan Reveals Wife's Displeasure Over Newcastle to West Ham Switch
Kevin Nolan recalls his controversial transfer from Newcastle to West Ham in 2011, revealing his wife's initial reluctance and teammate Joey Barton's public dismay.
Maeve Halligan Slams LGBTQ+ Activism at Cambridge Union
Maeve Halligan, 23, daughter of Kate Garraway's new love interest, spoke at Cambridge Union, arguing modern LGBTQ+ activism has abandoned gay and lesbian people.
Trump May Back Spencer Pratt for LA Mayor
President Trump is reportedly weighing support for Spencer Pratt in LA's mayoral race. The reality star, a registered Republican, has surged in polls and criticized incumbent Karen Bass over wildfire response.
Eurovision: From Glitter to Geopolitical Battleground
The 2026 Eurovision Song Contest faces its biggest boycott ever over Israel's participation, highlighting how the event has evolved from a harmony-promoting spectacle into a geopolitical slugfest.
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Kentucky Voters to Decide if Republican Can Defy Trump
Congressman Thomas Massie, labeled a 'lowlife' by Trump, faces a primary challenge. The race tests Trump's strength and Massie's libertarian defiance.
Can Shame and Guilt Make ICE Agents Quit?
Activists appeal to ICE agents' morality through shame and compassion, but experts debate whether agents can feel remorse or if moral injury applies.
Arrest of Iraqi Militant with Iran Links Stuns but Does Not Surprise
US authorities arrest Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, an Iraqi militia commander allegedly linked to Iran's Quds Force, accused of orchestrating 18 attacks in the UK, Europe, and Canada.
Boebert: Trump Blocked Water Funds Over Election Denier
Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert suggested Donald Trump withheld funds for a Colorado clean water project due to the prosecution of election denier Tina Peters, whose sentence was commuted.
Hearts' Title Heartbreak Shows Scottish Football's Hope
Hearts miss out on Scottish Premiership title after final-day defeat to Celtic, but their challenge exposes Glasgow giants' vulnerabilities and offers hope for a more competitive future.
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Streeting: Labour Risks Being 'Handmaidens to Farage'
Wes Streeting delivers his first speech since resigning as health secretary, warning Labour risks being 'handmaidens to Farage' and calling for a battle of ideas, not personalities.
Streeting Warns Labour Against Farage Copycat Tactics
Wes Streeting has cautioned the Labour Party against adopting Nigel Farage's political strategies, emphasizing the need for distinct values and policies.
Eleven Arrested as 80,000 Join London Protests
Eleven arrested at rival London protests as 80,000 join Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom march and pro-Palestine Nakba Day rally, with police facing one of busiest days.
Robinson March and Pro-Palestine Rally Both Underway in London
Two major protests are happening in London amid a £4.5 million police operation, with thousands of officers deployed to prevent clashes between Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom march and a pro-Palestine rally.
London Protests Draw Thousands in Major Police Operation
Around 80,000 people attend two rival protests in London, with 4,000 police officers deployed in a £4.5 million operation to prevent clashes between far-right and pro-Palestine groups.
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Scotland Ref Crisis: SFA Blames Critics for Online Abuse
The Scottish FA's statement blaming managers, fans, and media for online abuse of referee John Beaton is misguided. Officiating in Scotland is poor, with no World Cup representation for a decade and VAR failures.
Tommy Robinson March: Major London Police Operation
Thousands of police officers prepare for an 'unprecedented' security operation in London as Tommy Robinson's march and a pro-Palestine rally coincide, with 80,000 attendees expected.
Moyes: Coleman the Glue That Saved Everton from Relegation
David Moyes praised Seamus Coleman as the glue holding Everton for 17 years, suggesting the club might have been relegated without the captain's influence during tough times.
Guardiola's FA Cup Passion Sets Him Apart from Rivals
Pep Guardiola's remarkable FA Cup record and deep respect for the competition distinguish him from other top managers as he prepares for another final.
FA Cup Final Apathy Shows Modern Football's Problems
The FA Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester City highlights modern football's distortions, with financial power and controversies overshadowing the magic of the cup.
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UK Eurovision Entry Look Mum No Computer Embraces Underdog Role
Sam Battle, known as Look Mum No Computer, is unfazed by 80/1 odds and boycott calls, focusing on his performance and message of unity at Eurovision 2026.
Does Eurovision Hate the UK? Stats Revealed
Despite frequent low scores, the UK has won Eurovision five times and holds the record for most second-place finishes. Explore the history.
Chalmers Embraces Social Media to Sell Ambitious Budget
Treasurer Jim Chalmers leverages TikTok-style content, including running clips and unboxing videos, to engage voters and promote the federal budget amid declining trust in traditional media.
Eurovision Superfan Mourns Politicised Contest, Won't Watch
Dave Keating, a Eurovision superfan, explains why he won't watch the 2026 contest due to mismanagement and political campaigning by the EBU and Israel.
Trump's UFO File Release: Distraction or Heroic Reveal?
Trump releases UFO files, potentially distracting from scandals. If no aliens found, he blames deep state; if found, he's a hero.
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Why Do People Hate Arsenal? The Real Reason Behind the Rage
Arsenal are on the verge of the Premier League title, but they remain deeply unpopular. Is it their style, their manager, or just us?
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