Irish President to Meet King in UK Visit
Irish President Catherine Connolly begins her first official visit to England, highlighting Irish influence on British society and planning to meet King Charles III.
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Starmer 'fights on' with no departure timetable: Lammy
Deputy PM David Lammy says Keir Starmer will continue without setting a departure date, urging Labour to end infighting or risk losing the next election.
Starmer fights on with no departure timetable, Lammy says
Deputy PM David Lammy insists Sir Keir Starmer will continue without setting a departure date, urging Labour to end infighting to avoid losing the next election.
Albert Riera leaves Frankfurt after 14 games
Former Liverpool midfielder Albert Riera has left Eintracht Frankfurt by mutual agreement after just 14 matches, winning only four games and finishing eighth in the Bundesliga.
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New BBC DG Warns Staff of Tough Choices Ahead
Matt Brittin, former Google boss, starts as BBC director-general, warning staff of unavoidable tough choices and urging braver experimentation as the corporation cuts 2,000 jobs.
This Week in History: Barbie Trial to EgyptAir Crash
Explore major events between 18-24 May, from the Klaus Barbie trial to the EgyptAir Flight 804 crash, as captured on The Independent's front pages.
Rees-Mogg Calls for Tory-Reform Pact Against Burnham
Jacob Rees-Mogg suggests Tories and Reform UK unite to defeat Andy Burnham in Makerfield by-election, but Kemi Badenoch rules out a pact.
Prince William Plans £500m Duchy of Cornwall Sell-Off
The Prince of Wales aims to sell 20% of the Duchy of Cornwall estate over ten years, raising £500m to address housing and nature crises, consolidating holdings in five key areas.
New BBC DG: World Needs BBC More Than Ever
Matt Brittin, former Google executive, starts as BBC director-general amid lawsuits and controversies, vowing the broadcaster is essential globally.
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Hays appoints Mark Dearnley as permanent CEO
Hays has named Mark Dearnley as its permanent chief executive, replacing Dirk Hahn who stepped down for personal reasons earlier this year amid a challenging jobs market.
Prince William to Sell 20% of Duchy of Cornwall
Prince William plans to sell 20% of the Duchy of Cornwall over ten years, raising £500 million to address housing and nature crises, focusing on five heartlands.
Starmer to fight on with no departure timetable, Lammy says
Deputy PM David Lammy says Keir Starmer will continue without setting a departure date, warning Labour must stop infighting or lose the next general election.
Sophie Raworth's husband: BBC anchor's family life
BBC News anchor Sophie Raworth is married to real estate broker Richard Winter. They have three children. She also has a famous sister, economist Kate Raworth.
Javid Warns UK 'in Peril' as Unity Project Launches
Sir Sajid Javid warns Britain risks being 'torn apart by our differences' as a new research project seeks public views on uniting the country amid rising extremism.
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Starmer Will Not Set Timetable for Departure, Lammy Insists
David Lammy defends Sir Keir Starmer, says no timetable for his departure, and criticizes Labour infighting as an 'own goal' after local elections.
Barcelona's Tourism Chief Vows to Reclaim City from Overtourism
Barcelona appoints José Antonio Donaire as sustainable tourism commissioner to curb overtourism, targeting iconic La Boquería market and reducing visitor numbers to protect local identity.
Lucy Worsley Investigates American Revolution on BBC
Lucy Worsley presents a fascinating two-part series on the American Revolution from the British perspective. Plus, the Chelsea Flower Show begins and more TV highlights.
Bond Market Stranglehold: Is Britain Becoming Ungovernable?
As UK borrowing costs hit near 30-year highs, experts argue that appeasing bond markets stifles progressive politics, echoing warnings from Labour figures.
National Conversation Project Launches to Rebuild UK Cohesion
The Independent Commission on Community and Cohesion launches the National Conversation project to ask what it means to be British, aiming to heal divisions across the UK.
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Zohran Mamdani's First Four Months: Achievements
A look at what Zohran Mamdani has accomplished in just four months, showing politicians can deliver what people need.
Labour Turmoil: Burnham Allies Accuse Streeting of Sabotage
Labour descends into chaos as Andy Burnham's allies accuse Wes Streeting of sabotaging the crucial Makerfield by-election, with victory seen as a springboard for leadership.
Lammy: Starmer Won't Set Departure Timetable
Deputy PM David Lammy insists Keir Starmer will not announce a departure timetable, despite dozens of Labour MPs demanding his exit after multiple resignations.
Matt Brittin Begins BBC Director-General Role
Matt Brittin, former Google EMEA chief, takes over as BBC director-general amid a $1 billion Trump lawsuit and Bafta racial slur controversy. Salary set at £565,000.
BBC's new boss Brittin faces Trump lawsuit and funding issues
Matt Brittin takes over as BBC director-general amid a $10 billion Trump lawsuit, Bafta slur controversy, licence fee debates, and trust challenges.
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A Letter to Matt: BBC's New Director General Faces Daunting Inheritance
Roger Mosey writes to incoming BBC director general Matt Brittin, urging him to tackle internal activism, secure funding, and restore impartiality to safeguard the corporation's future.
Opt-out tax surcharge for millionaires could boost revenue
James Kyle proposes an opt-out tax surcharge for millionaires, arguing that behavioural nudges could significantly increase voluntary contributions to HMRC.
Leicester thrash Sale 47-33 to seal playoff spot
Leicester Tigers secured a Premiership playoff place with a seven-try victory over Sale, moving within a point of second-placed Bath.
Osula Double Sinks West Ham as Relegation Looms
Will Osula scored twice as Newcastle defeated West Ham 3-1, pushing the Hammers closer to Premier League relegation. Nuno Espirito Santo's tactical gamble backfired.
Morning Mail: Key Political Developments in Australia
A roundup of major political news from Australia, including policy shifts, election updates, and analysis of the latest developments.
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Inter Milan Eye Curtis Jones as Liverpool Talks Stall
Inter Milan are set to renew interest in Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones this summer as he enters the final year of his contract, with the club valuing him at £35m.
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