MAGA rebels plot new party after 'Trump betrayed us all'
Top Trump critics, including Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene, met in Maine to launch a new political movement, accusing the president of betraying America First.
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Met Inspector Denies Sex Assaults on Three Women
A Met Police inspector, Dave Newman, denies sexually assaulting three women in a London bar, leaving one feeling 'like a piece of meat.' Trial continues.
Drone 'safari' attack on Kherson fruit seller caught on video
A Russian drone circled a 52-year-old fruit seller in Kherson before exploding nearby, wounding him. President Zelensky shared the footage, calling it a 'human safari' and demanding global action.
US Military Asks Staff for Ideas to Punish Iran
US military emails staff for 'creative' ways to punish Iran amid war, CENTCOM confirms, as Trump cancels strikes and approval ratings plummet.
KFC late-night delivery plans spark noise fears in Worcester Park
Residents fear 'deafening' moped noise if Worcester Park KFC extends hours to 3am weekends; 30 objections filed ahead of Aug 10 licensing meeting.
157 rescued from migrant mega-dinghy after Channel fire
Almost 160 migrants were rescued from a 'mega-dinghy' in the English Channel after its engine caught fire, with no injuries reported, France's maritime prefecture said.
Woman raped by dad 'cries tears of relief' as early release scrapped
Carol Higgins, raped by her father as a child, feels 'peace' after PM Andy Burnham excludes sex offenders from early release scheme, following victim campaigns.
Man admits killing neighbour's fish over noise
Gerry Duffy, 76, pleaded guilty to killing Koi carp and damaging a water pump in Barnet, citing frustration and lack of sleep from the noise.
Megan McKenna: Machete Raid Led to Germany Move
Megan McKenna reveals masked men with machetes hacked through her bedroom wall in a targeted robbery, prompting her permanent move to Germany.
Greenwich Observatory strike set for solar eclipse
Greenwich Royal Observatory workers strike Aug 11-12 during solar eclipse over pay and conditions, affecting museums and Cutty Sark.
Vampire who dumped dead animals at churches detained
A man who killed deer and lambs and left their bodies outside Hampshire churches has been detained indefinitely under a hospital order.
PC Harper's Killers Freed Early Despite Uproar
Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole, convicted over PC Andrew Harper's death, will be released early after a review, sparking outrage from his family.
Newlyweds split by easyJet overbooking on honeymoon flight
A London couple's honeymoon was disrupted after easyJet overbooked their Gatwick flight to Montenegro, forcing the bride to fly alone while her husband stayed behind.
Thieves bicker in fake Scouse accents during robbery
Two robbers who bickered in fake Scouse accents during a shop raid were jailed for four years after CCTV captured their bizarre getaway.
Female bus drivers 'bleeding through trousers' due to no toilets
Female bus drivers in London are bleeding through their uniforms due to a lack of toilet facilities, forcing some to quit, according to a former driver.
Khan: Social media ban not enough to curb youth crime
Mayor Sadiq Khan says the under-16 social media ban alone won't stop youth violence, announcing £1.5m for summer activities with Premier League clubs.
HSBC Corporate Banking Profits Up 30% on Trading
HSBC's corporate and institutional banking arm reported a 30% profit surge, driven by strong trading performance, according to the bank's latest results.
Emmerdale: Lewis faces 'hard times' as Kev and Vinny clash
Emmerdale's Lewis Barton faces 'hard times ahead' as his bond with Kev Townsend sparks conflict with Vinny Dingle, leading to drama and potential relationship strain.
Trump: UK 'bankrupt' for choosing windmills over oil
Donald Trump slammed the UK as 'bankrupt' for choosing windmills over North Sea oil, but praised new PM Andy Burnham's stance on drilling.
Reform UK's Navy Plan for Channel Crossings Questioned
Reform UK's Operation Fortress would deploy the Royal Navy to intercept migrant dinghies in the Channel, but experts question legality, feasibility, and French cooperation.
Nigerian Teen Lured to London in Organ-Trafficking Plot
A Nigerian teen was trafficked to London for his kidney in a plot by a senator's family, leading to the UK's first Modern Slavery Act organ-trafficking conviction.
Funeral law reform needed after Hull undertaker's crimes
Robert Bush's 20-year sentence for 67 offences exposes unregulated funeral industry; UK government plans new laws including licensing and inspections.
Ceuta crisis: EU must back Spain, not blame it
At least 72 migrants died attempting to reach Ceuta, but EU leaders like Meloni and Merz exploit the crisis instead of showing solidarity with Spain's Sánchez.
DNC report author claims missing chapter was cut
Paul Rivera says the DNC omitted a section from its 2024 election autopsy, including questions on Biden's re-election bid and operatives' wealth, which the party denies.
Spain Escorts Migrants Back to Morocco from Ceuta
Spanish police escorted migrants back to Morocco from Ceuta on August 3, 2026, after a mass crossing attempt, according to video footage.
EU Must Strengthen Borders After Ceuta Crisis, von der Leyen Says
After 69,500 migrants returned to Morocco from Ceuta, EU chief von der Leyen urges stronger borders, citing physical barriers and enhanced monitoring.
Court orders return of trafficking victim sent to France
A high court judge quashed a Home Office policy, ordering the return of an alleged trafficking victim removed to France under the 'one in one out' scheme, potentially affecting others.
Eala Wins First WTA Title, Beats Pegula at DC Open
Alexandra Eala defeated Jessica Pegula 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 to become the first Filipino WTA singles champion, extending her top-10 win streak to five.
Trump vs Iran: A Stalemate of Stubbornness and Strategic Brinkmanship
Trump's claim of imminent Iran talks is denied by Tehran, which uses Hormuz as leverage, risking energy crisis and GOP midterm losses.
Lowe's olive branch piles pressure on Farage's Reform
Rupert Lowe's offer to cooperate with Nigel Farage, despite his suspension, underscores Restore's electoral threat and complicates Reform's path to power.
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