Sadiq Khan Blocks £50m Met Police Palantir Deal
London Mayor Sadiq Khan blocks a £50 million Met Police contract with Palantir over a 'clear and serious' procurement rule breach, citing procedural failures and value-for-money concerns.
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North Macedonia Returns to Eurovision 2027 After Hiatus
North Macedonia confirms it will rejoin Eurovision in 2027 after a four-year absence, citing EBU support and public demand, while other countries continue boycotts.
Ben-Gvir Taunts Gaza Activists, Sparks Global Outrage
Israel's far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir faces global backlash after taunting detained activists attempting to deliver aid to Gaza by sea.
Rachel Reeves Rebukes Heckler, Wins Cross-Party Support
Chancellor Rachel Reeves scolds a foul-mouthed Reform UK supporter at a Leeds petrol station, drawing praise from Conservative MP Mel Stride and criticism from Nigel Farage.
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Rachel Reeves Hits Back at Petrol Station Heckler
Rachel Reeves was heckled at a Leeds petrol station. She responded 'I love our country' and criticized the man's manners as 'not very British'.
Greens Pick Nurse for Makerfield Byelection
The Green Party has chosen nurse Chris Kennedy as its candidate for the Makerfield byelection, amid concerns about splitting the progressive vote and allowing Reform to win.
One Nation Gas Plan: Abolish PRRT, Acquire 30% Equity
One Nation unveils a policy to abolish the offshore gas profits tax and acquire 30% equity in new projects, aiming for greater taxpayer returns amid criticism from the Coalition and industry.
Bernie Sanders Endorses Will Lawrence in Michigan Primary
Will Lawrence, Sunrise Movement co-founder, gets Sanders' endorsement in Michigan's 7th district primary, opposing AI datacenters.
Neo-Nazi Group Challenges Hate Listing in High Court
The White Australia party, also known as the National Socialist Network, challenges its hate group designation in Australia's highest court, arguing the law burdens political communication.
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Toddler Dies in Hot Car During Spain Heatwave
A two-year-old girl died of heatstroke after being accidentally left in her father's car in Galicia, Spain, during unseasonably high May temperatures.
Colombia's Climate Crossroads: Trumpism Looms Over Election
Colombia's presidential election pits climate leader Iván Cepeda against far-right candidates favoring fracking and mining, with US influence a key concern.
U-M Student Sues Over Gaza Protest Surveillance
A University of Michigan student is suing the school for allegedly violating his constitutional rights through a vast undercover surveillance operation tied to his Gaza war protests.
Oregon ICE Agents Use Facial Recognition on Immigrants
ICE agents in Oregon are using facial recognition technology to identify and detain undocumented immigrants, raising privacy and civil rights concerns among advocates.
Khan Blocks £50m Met Police Palantir Deal
London mayor Sadiq Khan blocks a £50m contract between the Met Police and Palantir, citing procurement breaches and concerns over technology lock-in.
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Australian Gaza Flotilla Activists Detained by Israel
Eleven Australian activists on a Gaza flotilla were detained by Israel and are expected to be deported to Turkey, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Andy Burnham Backs Electoral Reform for PM Bid
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham commits to proportional representation to make politics 'less point-scoring, more problem-solving' if he becomes PM.
Trump's $1.8B Slush Fund: Brazen Self-Dealing Exposed
Donald Trump is using taxpayer money to create a secret $1.8 billion fund for allies, settling a personal lawsuit against the IRS he controls.
JPMorgan Banker Countersues Accuser Over Sexual Assault Claims
Lorna Hajdini, a JPMorgan investment banker, countersues former colleague Chirayu Rana, claiming his sexual assault allegations are false and have ruined her life.
UK Summons Israeli Envoy Over Minister's Taunting Video
The UK summoned Israel's chargé d'affaires after a video by minister Itamar Ben-Gvir showed him taunting detained Gaza flotilla activists, sparking global condemnation.
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Neuer Named Germany No 1 for World Cup After Retirement U-Turn
Bayern Munich's Manuel Neuer, 40, comes out of international retirement to be Germany's starting goalkeeper at the World Cup, as confirmed by coach Julian Nagelsmann.
Air France, Airbus Guilty in 2009 Crash
A Paris appeals court convicted Airbus and Air France of corporate manslaughter for the 2009 Rio-Paris crash that killed 228. The companies face maximum fines of €225,000 each, with appeals expected.
Reeves Cuts VAT on Summer Days Out to 5%
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a temporary VAT cut to 5% on summer attractions, free bus rides for under-16s, and a fuel duty freeze to ease cost of living pressures.
Baywatch Set Turmoil Fuels LA Mayoral Race Debate on Film Industry
A troubled Baywatch reboot highlights Hollywood's decline in Los Angeles, becoming a key issue in the mayoral race as candidates blame city bureaucracy and propose solutions.
Civic Assemblies Gain Traction in US Cities
Elected officials across the US are adopting civic assemblies, giving residents direct power in decision-making on key issues like climate and housing.
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US Indicts Raúl Castro Over 1996 Plane Shootdown
The US files federal charges against Raúl Castro for allegedly ordering the shooting down of two civilian planes in 1996, escalating tensions with Cuba.
US Ebola Travel Restrictions May Deter Volunteers
US imposes strict restrictions on travelers exposed to Ebola and hantavirus, raising legal and ethical concerns about volunteer deterrence and rights infringement.
UK Net Migration Falls 48% to 171,000 in 2025
Net migration to the UK fell by nearly 50% to 171,000 in 2025, the lowest since 2021, driven by a drop in non-EU workers and student dependents, boosting Labour's border control promises.
Climate-Adapted Playground Transforms Flooded School Yard
St John's primary in Barnet partnered with Trees for Cities to create a rain garden playground, ending flooding and providing climate-resilient outdoor space for pupils.
San Diego Shooting: Copycat Violence Trend
Analysis reveals the San Diego mosque shooting fits a pattern of hate-motivated extremists radicalized online, copying past shooters to push society toward collapse.
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Cockroach Janta Party: Youth Anger Fuels India Protests
India's Cockroach Janta Party taps into youth frustration, sparking protests over unemployment and inequality. The movement challenges traditional politics.
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