China Demolishes Villager's 10-Storey Ghibli-Style Home
A ramshackle 10-storey home in Guizhou, China, turned tourist attraction, was demolished by authorities for lacking permits, despite owner's eight-year building effort.
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Hunting for Conservation: Can Trophy Hunting Save Africa?
Explore the debate over trophy hunting as a conservation tool in Africa, balancing economic benefits against ethical concerns and neocolonialism.
Found a Baby on Subway, Now He's Our 26-Year-Old Son
In 2000, Danny Stewart found a newborn on a New York subway platform. He and his husband Pete adopted the baby, now a 26-year-old software developer.
Trump's $1.8bn 'Slush Fund' for Allies Sparks Claims
Donald Trump dropped a $10bn IRS lawsuit for a $1.8bn fund to compensate those claiming unfair government investigations. Critics call it 'corruption on steroids'.
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Senator Dela Rosa Hides After ICC Warrant for Drug War Crimes
Former Philippine police chief Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the ICC for crimes against humanity in Duterte's drug war, has gone into hiding after a dramatic escape from the senate.
Southport Attack Survivors Reunite: 'Like Having Big Sisters'
Girls who survived the Southport attack meet again for the first time. Parents speak about their daughters' heroism, critical injuries, and ongoing trauma nearly two years on.
Taliban Law 'Legitimising Child Marriage' Activists Warn
Activists say Taliban's new divorce law makes it almost impossible for girls to seek divorce, effectively legitimising child marriage in Afghanistan.
Cancelled Projects Waste £6.6bn: Watchdog
Parliament's spending watchdog finds £6.6bn written off last year due to cancelled projects like Rwanda scheme and Stonehenge tunnel, calling it 'egregious' waste.
Police Appeal for Witnesses in Andrew Probe
Thames Valley Police seek witnesses in investigation into alleged misconduct, including sexual misconduct, by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
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Israel's Coalition Collapses: Can Netanyahu Survive?
Israel's government faces collapse as Netanyahu's coalition cracks over military exemption for ultra-Orthodox. Polls show close race, with opposition fragmented but potentially unseating him.
Tiger Queen Investigated After Fatal Escape in Germany
A tiger owned by Germany's 'Tiger Queen' Carmen Zander escaped, mauling a keeper and was shot by police. An investigation into negligent bodily harm has been opened.
Australian Doctor: Gaza Flotilla Activists Treated ‘Worse Than Animals’
Australian activists allege torture, sexual assault, and beatings by Israeli forces after Gaza flotilla interception, contradicting Israeli claims of sensitivity.
Trump's $1.8bn Fund Sparks Corruption Claims
Donald Trump dropped a $10bn IRS lawsuit for a $1.8bn fund compensating alleged victims of unfair government investigations, drawing criticism from legal analysts.
Burnham's Manchesterism: Blueprint for Britain?
John Harris explores Andy Burnham's 'Manchesterism' philosophy, blending collectivism and entrepreneurialism, and its potential impact on UK politics as Burnham eyes Westminster.
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Green Candidate Quits Makerfield Byelection After Nine Hours
Chris Kennedy, the Green Party candidate for the Makerfield byelection, withdrew within hours of being announced after controversial social media posts emerged.
Australia Doctor Slams Israel Over Flotilla Activist Treatment
An Australian doctor says activists from the Gaza flotilla were treated 'worse than animals' by Israeli forces, sparking international condemnation and a rift within Israel's government.
Tony Abbott to Become New Liberal Party President
Former Australian PM Tony Abbott will become the new Liberal Party president, returning to the political frontlines after seven years. His nomination was unopposed.
UK Borrowing Surges in April on Inflation and Debt Costs
UK public borrowing hit £24.3bn in April 2026, exceeding forecasts due to high inflation increasing benefits and debt interest payments, amid bond market jitters.
School Board Member Charged for Calling Teen 'Hot'
Keith Ervin, 59, was charged with assault after telling a teenage girl 'God – you're hot' at a public meeting. The incident occurred in April and was captured on video.
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US Pauses Taiwan Arms Sales Over Iran War, Official Says
US acting navy secretary Hung Cao says weapons sales to Taiwan are paused to ensure munitions for Iran operations, adding to Taipei's concerns after Trump's recent remarks.
Rubio Doubts Diplomacy with Cuba as Trump Renews Threat
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expresses doubt over diplomatic resolution with Cuba as Trump threatens military action, intensifying tensions.
Corrections and Clarifications: Article Updates
Corrections to recent articles: Republika Srpska clarified as entity of Bosnia; NHS artificial pancreas data limited to England and Wales. Other amended articles listed.
Healey Asks Farage to Explain £5m Gift's Russia, Iran Links
UK defence secretary John Healey urges Nigel Farage to clarify if a £5m gift from a billionaire may involve Russia-linked profits or Iran war benefits, questioning transparency.
Venezuelan Deported to El Salvador Seeks Asylum in Spain
Andry José Hernández Romero, deported from US to El Salvador's Cecot prison, now seeks asylum in Spain, citing safety concerns and distrust of US authorities.
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Trump's Outrages 'Priced In' by Media, Columnist Says
Margaret Sullivan argues that mainstream media treats Trump's corruption and decline as normal, failing to sustain coverage on his self-dealing and lies.
Hearst Workers Allege Anti-Union Tactics Across US
Workers at Hearst-owned newspapers claim the company is trying to destroy unions through contract violations and bad-faith bargaining, with multiple guilds filing complaints.
Brexit Reversal and Electoral Reform: The Hidden Link
As the 10th anniversary of Brexit nears, Labour's leadership race reopens the EU debate. Electoral reform is key to reversing Brexit, argues Tom Baldwin.
Progressives Criticize Dems' Election Autopsy Over Gaza Silence
Progressive Democrats criticize the DNC's 192-page 2024 election postmortem for failing to mention Gaza or Biden's age. AOC and Ro Khanna speak out.
Strait of Hormuz, Uranium Key in US-Iran Talks
Pakistani mediators seek permanent ceasefire between US and Iran, but disputes over Strait of Hormuz control and enriched uranium exports remain major obstacles.
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A reflection on pandemic memories, John Travolta's beret at Cannes, Rachel Reeves' civility, and Judy Garland in east London. A week of nostalgia and culture.
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