Howard Warns Against Country-Specific Immigration Bans
Former PM John Howard warns that banning migrants from specific countries won't stop terrorism, citing limits of such policies.
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Labor group urges Australia to cut ties with US war machine
Labor Against War urges Australia to chart an independent foreign policy from the US, as experts warn a record El Niño could push food prices higher.
Portsmouth protest leader calls Farage a hero, blames 'lefties'
Danny Tommo, leader of Portsmouth port protests, calls Nigel Farage a hero and blames 'lefties' for police car damage, as Hampshire Police launch investigation.
Corrections: Annecy, Tupac, and more
The Guardian issues corrections for factual errors in recent articles, including misidentifying Annecy as a village and the wrong death year for Tupac suspect Orlando Anderson.
King Charles: Harry and Meghan remain private citizens
King Charles has formally reminded the Duke and Duchess of Sussex they remain private citizens and will not resume royal duties, despite their recent return to the UK.
Reform UK Without Farage: Scandals and Rivalries Emerge
As scandals mount and rivals sense opportunity, the question of Reform UK's future without Nigel Farage is no longer unthinkable, with internal tensions rising.
Met Police sergeant sacked for inappropriate touching
Acting Sgt Rachel Bright has been dismissed from the Met Police after a misconduct panel found she committed gross misconduct by inappropriately touching a woman in a Clapham bar in 2022.
Far-right protests target Dover and Portsmouth asylum boats
Far-right activists, some masked, staged disruptive protests in Dover and Portsmouth over the weekend, aiming to block asylum seekers arriving on small boats from France, with threats of further action.
Hard Right's Tolerance for Domestic Abusers Exposed
Reform UK and Patriot Platform's anti-immigrant stance clashes with high rates of domestic abuse among supporters, including 41% of riot arrestees.
King: Sussexes remain private citizens despite UK return
King Charles has confirmed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain private citizens and are no longer working royals, despite their recent return to the UK.
Teen travelled 150 miles to kill alleged stalker, court hears
Sulaiman Tajzai, 18, from Leeds, travelled over 150 miles to Westminster and fatally stabbed Farmanullah Sherzad, 26, in a sustained attack, the Old Bailey heard.
Green leader faces local rival for Starmer's former seat
Green Party leader Zack Polanski faces a challenge from local councillor Hamza Chowdhury for the party's nomination in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, triggered by Sir Keir Starmer's departure from Parliament.
Council threatens removal of residents at park concert meeting
Hounslow Council Planning Committee approved 19 days of concerts per year at Gunnersbury Park despite resident opposition; legal advisor threatened to call security.
Far-Right Protesters Clash with Police in Portsmouth
Hundreds of far-right protesters clashed with riot police in Portsmouth after a boat carrying 140 asylum seekers was intercepted and brought ashore, marking a first for the city.
Bureaucrats seek ban on sharing parliament clips online
Australia's top bureaucrats want to ban edited parliament hearing clips on social media, citing ridicule and abuse, but Greens warn it could reduce transparency.
AfD wins Saxony-Anhalt election but lacks majority
Germany's far-right AfD won Saxony-Anhalt's state election but fell short of a majority, triggering talks on coalition or minority government options.
Olympic future at risk without Brisbane 2032 modernisation
Kieren Perkins warns traditional Olympic sports lack modern relevance, urging IOC to innovate the Brisbane 2032 program or face sustainability questions.
Trump's Hair Appears Darker in New Photos, Sparking Reactions
New photos show Donald Trump with noticeably darker hair, prompting criticism and jokes online. The president has not addressed the change, instead posting AI images on Truth Social.
Reform UK conference: Farage's leadership under threat
Reform UK's conference ended in crisis as scandals mount, with two top aides suspended and Farage's leadership questioned, despite loyal activists' defiance.
NSW Liberal operatives discussed Porsche or Ferrari with developer cash
Icac hears lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood and Liberal operatives traded messages about buying Porsche or Ferrari with payments from fugitive developer Jean Nassif, allegedly $2m in illegal donations.
Khan urged to extend Night Tube and boost night buses
Westminster Council asks Sadiq Khan for more night buses, visible policing, and Thursday Night Tube to boost London nightlife and help people get home safely.
Ashlyn Nassif blames father's pressure for loan fraud
Ashlyn Nassif, 32, pleaded guilty to falsifying documents for a $150m Westpac loan, blaming pressure from her fugitive father Jean Nassif in Sydney court.
US envoys leave Kyiv without breakthrough on ending war
US envoys Witkoff and Kushner held 'encouraging' talks in Kyiv but made no breakthrough, as Zelenskyy seeks 'serious volumes' of winter support.
AfD win: Siegmund thanks Musk, France warns Europe
AfD's Ulrich Siegmund thanks Elon Musk after historic Saxony-Anhalt election win, as France calls it a 'serious moment' for Europe.
Daily Horoscope Sept 7, 2026: Moon in Leo Brings Productive Energy
The Moon enters Leo on September 7, 2026, bringing charged, productive energy. Libra, Scorpio, and Sagittarius may face demands for change, while all signs get guidance for the week ahead.
Armed Assailant Targets Ohio Candidate Amy Acton at Fair
Democratic Ohio governor candidate Amy Acton was attacked at Canfield Fair; several injured, suspect arrested with weapons, campaign confirms.
Far-right protesters clash with police in Portsmouth after migrant boat arrival
Far-right protesters gathered in Portsmouth after a small boat carrying 140 asylum seekers was intercepted. Police presence was heavy as tensions rose.
US military has access to over half of Australia's bases
New data reveals US military interests control or access more than half of Australia's military bases, with analysts warning of 'saturation' and potential entanglement in a US-China conflict.
Robinson parents fly to Mexico for trial; Labor urged on lobbying
Parents of slain Australian surfers Callum and Jake Robinson fly to Mexico for the aggravated homicide trial; Labor faces pressure to tighten lobbying rules.
US may fail to reach Iran nuclear deal, energy secretary warns
US energy secretary Chris Wright says a nuclear agreement with Iran may not be reached, as military options and economic pressure continue amid stalled negotiations.
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