Rankin: 'Time to Back the Bill Again' for Assisted Dying
Photographer Rankin releases videos with terminally ill people urging MPs to revive the stalled assisted dying bill in England and Wales.
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Met Police Officers Accused of Sleeping on Royal Duty
An unspecified number of Met police officers from the royalty and specialist protection team are under investigation for allegedly sleeping and leaving posts unattended while on duty at Windsor Castle.
Labour Divided Over EU Rejoin as Streeting and Nandy Clash
A row within Labour over EU membership intensifies as Wes Streeting advocates rejoining, while Lisa Nandy calls his comments 'odd,' highlighting party divisions ahead of a crucial byelection.
43 Arrested at London Protests: Far-Right and Pro-Palestine
Police arrested 43 people during Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally and a pro-Palestine march in London, with hate crimes and assaults among the charges.
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Limestone Coast Fracking Ban Lifted Early Sparks Outrage
Farmers and environmentalists decry South Australia's decision to allow fracking on the Limestone Coast two years early, citing risks to groundwater and broken promises.
Taxi Driver Warns Woman of Follower, Ensures Safe Return Home
A woman in 1980s Sydney is warned by a taxi driver that she is being followed. He insists she get in the cab and takes her safely home, potentially saving her life.
Scandalous NSW Politician's Rehab Playbook Still Used Today
Richard Meagher's fall and rise after the Dean case shows how disgraced figures use victimhood, distortion, and allies to rebuild power—a playbook still relevant today.
Health Groups Warn Big Tobacco Exploits Illicit Market Fears
A coalition of 15 health organisations accuses the tobacco industry of reshaping public debate in Australia to push for excise cuts, warning it could undo decades of progress in reducing smoking rates.
Billionaire Steyer Runs for CA Governor on Tax-the-Rich Platform
Tom Steyer, a billionaire hedge fund founder, is running for California governor on a populist platform of taxing the wealthy, sparking debate among Democrats about a 'class traitor' candidacy.
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Cambridge Urged to Drop Saudi Defence Training
Sons of Saudi scholars facing death penalty urge Cambridge to halt plans for staff training courses with Riyadh's defence ministry, citing human rights abuses.
Islington Denies Adventure Playground Closure Rumours
Islington Council leader denies rumours of closing Crumbles Castle Adventure Playground after a petition with 467 signatures, confirming no decision has been made.
Tess Daly and Vernon Kay Fight Split Claims in First Outing
Tess Daly and Vernon Kay were seen together at Pub in the Park, looking happy despite their recent divorce announcement. Sources claim Tess is 'not happy' with Vernon over past infidelity.
Nandy Calls Labour Leadership Row 'Froth and Nonsense'
Lisa Nandy defends Keir Starmer amid Labour leadership speculation, calling it 'froth and nonsense,' while rivals Streeting and Burnham position themselves for a potential contest.
Cut Off My Mother-in-Law After Years of Criticism
After years of criticism and boundary-crossing, a mother finally cuts off her toxic mother-in-law, finding relief and peace in estrangement.
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Garden Planter Row Leads to Court Over Homophobic Slur
A 75-year-old widow faced a bizarre planning dispute after a neighbor complained about her garden planter. The row escalated, ending in court when the neighbor was fined for a homophobic slur.
Woman Fired, Then Found Father Dead
Carmen Cunha, 19, was sacked from her job and returned home to find her father Manuel had died of a heart attack. The family from Hounslow faces funeral costs of £9,000.
Nandy: Labour Leadership Talk Is 'Froth and Nonsense'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy dismisses Labour leadership speculation as 'froth and nonsense,' reaffirms support for Keir Starmer, and criticizes rivals' EU re-entry plan.
King's Guards Accused of Sleeping on Duty at Windsor Castle
Met Police officers protecting the royal family at Windsor Castle face investigation over allegations of sleeping on duty and leaving posts unattended. Around 30 officers may be involved.
North of England Olympics Bid Backed by Government
UK ministers commission UK Sport assessment for potential North of England Olympic and Paralympic Games bid in the 2040s, aiming to boost Northern Growth Corridor.
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Tom Francis, 26, Auditions for James Bond Role
Tom Francis, a 26-year-old British actor known for stage work and Netflix's 'You', has auditioned for James Bond, sparking mixed fan reactions and speculation.
Tech Founders Mock PM with AI Images Over CGT Changes
Tech entrepreneurs use AI-generated images of Anthony Albanese to protest capital gains tax changes, warning of startup flight overseas.
Nandy: Starmer Leadership Talk Is 'Froth and Nonsense'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy dismisses speculation about a leadership challenge to PM Keir Starmer as 'froth and nonsense', insisting he will not resign before summer.
Trump's Ballroom Project Stalls Over Security Funding
Donald Trump's $400 million White House ballroom faces delays as Senate removes $1 billion in taxpayer funding for security upgrades, sparking political clash.
Met Probes Royal Protection Officers Over Sleeping on Duty
An urgent investigation has been launched into allegations that Metropolitan Police officers guarding the Royal Family at Windsor Castle slept while on duty and left posts unattended.
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Scott Mills Sues BBC Over Radio 2 Axe: 'Furious and Devastated'
Scott Mills is taking legal action against the BBC after being fired from his Radio 2 breakfast show over historic allegations that were previously dropped. He claims unfair dismissal and says his mental health is fragile.
King Charles' Ex-Butler Reveals Strict Car Rule
Grant Harrold, former butler to King Charles, shares that the monarch bans all snacks in his car to avoid mess, allowing only mints, water, and official documents.
Scapegoating Migrants: Beyond Racism, Says Sisonke Msimang
Author Sisonke Msimang argues that blaming migrants for economic woes is a harmful distraction, urging a deeper look at the real issues facing disillusioned voters.
Liberal MPs Warn of 'Hate' Over Immigration Policy
Liberal MPs express concern that Angus Taylor's immigration policy, linking intake to housing completions, mirrors One Nation's agenda, corroding the party's soul.
London Pro-Palestine Rally Draws Tens of Thousands
Tens of thousands joined a pro-Palestine march in London on Nakba Day, coinciding with a far-right protest led by Tommy Robinson. Police deployed 4,000 officers, and 43 arrests were made.
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Nine Injured in Police Chase Crash in East London
Nine people were injured after a police pursuit ended in a collision in Ilford, east London. Five suffered serious injuries.
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