Coalition Reunites: Sussan Ley's Leadership Under Threat
The Australian Coalition has reunited after Liberals and Nationals struck a weekend deal, but Sussan Ley faces a looming leadership battle amid unresolved internal tensions.
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Democrats to Stop Trump's Election 'Steal' Attempt
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries pledges to prevent Donald Trump from interfering in midterm elections, citing constitutional safeguards and ongoing legal battles.
Billionaire Owners and Newton Aycliffe's Broken High Street
In Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, a high street owned by billionaire brothers lies in decay, with boarded-up shops and closed banks, raising questions about ownership and community prosperity ahead of the election.
Herzog Pays Tribute to Bondi Terror Attack Victims
Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited the Bondi Pavilion memorial site to honour the 15 victims of the terror attack, calling antisemitism a global emergency.
Zelenskyy: Russian Energy Sites Are Legitimate Targets
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states Russian energy infrastructure is a legitimate target as it funds weapons production, amid ongoing attacks and diplomatic developments.
Jimmy Lai Sentencing: Hong Kong Media Mogul Faces Verdict
Jimmy Lai, the British citizen and former Hong Kong media mogul, is set to be sentenced on Monday after being convicted of national security offences. His case has drawn international criticism from the US, UK, and EU.
Christchurch Gunman Appeals Convictions and Guilty Plea
Australian white supremacist Brenton Tarrant, who murdered 51 people in the 2019 Christchurch mosque attacks, is appealing his convictions and seeking to withdraw his guilty plea in New Zealand's Court of Appeal.
Starmer's Chief of Staff Quits Over Mandelson Row
Morgan McSweeney resigns as Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff, taking responsibility for advising the PM to appoint Peter Mandelson as US ambassador amid Epstein scandal revelations.
Jimmy Lai Sentencing in Hong Kong National Security Case
Hong Kong pro-democracy figure Jimmy Lai faces sentencing on Monday for national security charges, with potential life imprisonment following his 2020 arrest and December conviction.
Herzog Visits Sydney for Bondi Attack Survivors Amid Protests
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has landed in Sydney for a four-day Australian visit to meet survivors of the Bondi terror attack, with tight security and planned pro-Palestine protests.
Australia's Herzog Welcome & Protest Ban Debate
As Australia considers hosting Israeli President Isaac Herzog, questions arise over balancing diplomacy with safety concerns, amid discussions on protest bans.
Alf Dubs Criticises Labour's Refugee Child Plans
Veteran Labour peer Alf Dubs, a Kindertransport survivor, accuses Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood of 'pulling up the drawbridge' on unaccompanied child refugees seeking family reunion in the UK.
Japan's PM Takaichi Wins Landslide, Alters Regional Stability
Sanae Takaichi's decisive election victory grants her a supermajority, enabling constitutional changes and increased defence spending, while China watches warily.
Thailand's Bhumjaithai Leads Election, Coalition Expected
Thailand's incumbent Bhumjaithai party leads early election results with 194 seats, but falls short of a majority, making coalition talks inevitable as rival parties trail behind.
Coalition Reunites, Leadership Spill Speculation Grows
The Coalition has reunited after a three-week split, regaining opposition bench privileges, while leadership spill rumours intensify. Israeli President Isaac Herzog's Sydney visit sparks internal Labor concerns.
Starmer Fights for Control After McSweeney Exit
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a critical leadership test following the resignation of his chief adviser Morgan McSweeney over the controversial Peter Mandelson appointment scandal.
McSweeney Resignation Fuels Labour Leadership Debate
Morgan McSweeney's departure as Keir Starmer's chief of staff divides Labour MPs, with some seeing it as protective while others view it as exposing the Prime Minister's vulnerabilities amid ongoing party turmoil.
Man Critical After Gang Attack in Keighley
A 35-year-old man is fighting for life with head injuries after being chased and assaulted by a gang armed with bats and sticks in Keighley, Yorkshire.
Starmer's New No 10 Team After McSweeney Exit
Following Morgan McSweeney's resignation, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has appointed two acting chiefs of staff. This article profiles the five key figures now vying for influence in the reshaped Downing Street operation.
Starmer Faces Crucial Hurdles in Coming Weeks
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts a series of critical political challenges, including sensitive document releases, byelections, and policy announcements that could threaten his leadership.
Democrats to Block Trump's Election Interference
Top House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries pledges to prevent Donald Trump from attempting to nationalise and undermine the upcoming midterm elections, citing constitutional safeguards.
McSweeney's Exit: A New Start for Labour?
Morgan McSweeney's resignation from Labour offers a chance for Keir Starmer to reset the government's direction after 18 months of turmoil and internal strife.
Robber Scott Warner Found After Prison Escape
Scott Warner, a convicted robber who absconded from HMP Hollesley Bay, has been arrested in Colchester and returned to custody, Essex Police confirmed.
Russian Detained in Dubai Over Moscow General Shooting
A Russian citizen, Lyubomir Korba, has been arrested in Dubai and extradited to Russia, suspected of shooting Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev in Moscow, with Russia accusing Ukraine of planning the attack.
Guthrie Family Offers Reward in Kidnapper Plea Video
The Guthrie family has released a video plea, stating they are willing to pay a financial reward to potential kidnappers for information or safe return.
Iran Sentences Nobel Laureate to Seven More Years in Prison
Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi receives new prison sentence while on hunger strike, as Iran intensifies crackdown on dissent amid nuclear talks.
US Deports 35 'Worst of the Worst' UK Criminals
The US Department of Homeland Security has deported 35 British criminals, including killers and paedophiles, in a major crackdown under President Trump's administration.
McSweeney Exit Shows No 10 in Survival Mode
Prime Minister Keir Starmer sacrifices chief of staff Morgan McSweeney amid escalating Mandelson scandal, revealing deep peril in Downing Street as government faces crisis.
Starmer's Leadership Divides Opinion in UK Politics
Keir Starmer's judgment and leadership style have sparked intense debate, with critics labelling it disastrous while supporters defend it as decent and strategic.
Nuclear Treaties Failing to Limit Proliferation
International treaties aimed at curbing the spread of nuclear weapons are reportedly failing, raising global security concerns and highlighting urgent diplomatic challenges.
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