Pension Deadlock: Government and Lords at Stalemate
The government and House of Lords are locked in a standoff over the Pension Schemes Bill, with disagreements on mandation powers risking its passage before the parliamentary session ends.
The government and House of Lords are locked in a standoff over the Pension Schemes Bill, with disagreements on mandation powers risking its passage before the parliamentary session ends.
Former Starmer chief of staff Morgan McSweeney apologises for pushing Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, citing regret over undisclosed Epstein ties.
A coroner condemned a nurse for performing 'unkind and inappropriate' CPR on a deceased inmate at HMP Pentonville, citing serious failings in suicide watch procedures.
Greece bans sun loungers and umbrellas on 251 beaches under Natura 2000 to protect ecosystems and fight overtourism, with restricted development and drone monitoring.
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A British expat in Germany fined €600 for telling a university employee 'I think you are a racist' has been acquitted after two years, citing freedom of expression.
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A 76-year-old father says an American woman is impersonating his daughter, who vanished in 1981, to scam money via fundraising pages.
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UK gilt yields rise above 5% as Iran war pushes oil prices higher, widening the spread with US Treasuries and exposing Britain's vulnerability to energy shocks.
PM Keir Starmer faces a pivotal vote on whether he misled Parliament over the Mandelson appointment. The outcome could shape his political future.
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King Charles makes historic US state visit, addressing Congress amid tensions between Trump and Starmer over Iran. He will highlight the UK-US alliance on the 250th anniversary of American independence.
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Joe Tate's lies unravel in Emmerdale as Moira Dingle confronts him with a shotgun, revealing his role in her imprisonment. Dawn Taylor, pregnant with Joe's baby, learns the truth.
A Russian superyacht linked to a sanctioned billionaire sailed through the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting Russia's quiet support for Iran in the ongoing war with the US.
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Most large UK firms lack full understanding of how their data is processed by AI overseas, raising compliance and security concerns under UK GDPR.
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RecommendedBarclays CEO CS Venkatakrishnan says UK banks are the most taxed globally, as the bank cuts its UK GDP forecast to 1% amid Iran war fears and political uncertainty.
Iran-linked Handala Hack Team leaked personal details of 2,379 US Marines in the Middle East, threatening missile and drone attacks, citing past strikes in Iran.
Lord George Robertson, former Nato secretary general, urges the UK to adopt Swedish-style mandatory civil defence roles to counter threats from Russia and Iran, boosting national resilience.
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A new podcast decodes the rise of political violence in America, examining its causes, key incidents, and implications for democracy.
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