Labour slams Jenrick over Cottrell donations scandal
Labour says Robert Jenrick is trying to minimise George Cottrell revelations, raising questions about Reform's donations and possible police investigation.
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FA raises minimum ban for discrimination to 10 matches
The FA will increase the minimum ban for discriminatory behaviour from six to 10 matches from the new season, citing ongoing challenges across the game.
Cartoon: Farage and Polanski t-shirt tweet
Ben Jennings cartoon satirises Nigel Farage's tweet about Green Party's Zack Polanski wearing a t-shirt with a slogan.
Trump may temporarily withdraw Blanche nomination
Donald Trump says he may temporarily pull Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination, keeping him acting, until two Republican senators leave office next year.
Polish couple stranded in Kraków after 80 years in UK
Maria and Czeslaw Krupa, who lived in the UK for nearly 80 years, were denied boarding by Ryanair due to lack of post-Brexit paperwork, highlighting flaws in the EU settlement scheme.
UK aid cut closes programme for 1 million girls
A UK government programme to keep 1 million girls in school across Africa, Asia and the Middle East was axed two years after launch, amid aid budget cuts.
Homelessness crisis starts at the prison gate, expert says
Gary Teper argues that ending rough sleeping is impossible while prisons release 1,000 people a month into homelessness, calling for prevention over management.
Parents shouldn't bear burden of avoiding 'forever chemicals'
Kendal Archer argues that systemic issues like PFAS contamination should be solved by government and industry, not parents.
Labour demands probe into Reform UK donations from fraudster's mother
Labour urges Electoral Commission to investigate Reform UK donations after Guardian reveals convicted fraudster George Cottrell transferred $2m to his mother before she donated to the party.
ABC: FCC license review retaliation for Trump coverage
ABC argues FCC's expedited license renewal for eight stations is retaliation for its editorial decisions and coverage of Donald Trump, violating First Amendment rights.
Fleming's calm leadership and mind games set to guide England
Stephen Fleming, new England men's Test coach, known for calm leadership, mind games, and winning titles. Teammates praise his ability to find calm amid chaos.
Russia Accused of Violating Polish Airspace After Missile Blast
A Russian missile exploded in eastern Poland, creating a 10-metre crater, amid a massive air raid on Ukraine that killed 13 people. Poland scrambled fighter jets and Nato activated air defences.
Fifa faces US Congress inquiry threat over Trump ties
Fifa could face a US congressional investigation if Democrats win the House, with Jamie Raskin accusing the football body of a 'smash-and-grab scam' over its proposed commercial sell-off and links to Trump.
Palestine Action co-founder wins Supreme Court appeal right
The UK Supreme Court has granted Huda Ammori permission to challenge the ban on Palestine Action as a terrorist group, with the case set for late 2025. Over 3,500 arrests hang in balance.
Russian missile destroys US-owned drone factory in Kyiv
A Russian ballistic missile destroyed a drone factory in Kyiv owned by US-registered Terminal Autonomy, marking the first time Moscow targeted a US company in the war.
Ohio Rep. Max Miller Denies Abuse Allegations
Republican congressman Max Miller is accused of domestic abuse by his ex-wife and ex-girlfriend; he denies all allegations as he campaigns for re-election.
Saudi Arabia Prepares Major Offensive Against Houthis
Saudi Arabia is preparing a major military offensive against Houthis by sea and land in central Yemen, aiming to break the blockade on its oil exports through the Red Sea.
Hundreds evacuated as wildfire near Suffolk nuclear plant rages
A major incident was declared after a wildfire spread over 80 hectares near Sizewell B nuclear power station in Suffolk, forcing hundreds to evacuate and causing significant damage to an RSPB nature reserve.
Ex-Obama counsel Ruemmler slammed for doubting Epstein accuser
Kathryn Ruemmler told a House committee that Virginia Giuffre's allegations 'lacked inherent credibility,' drawing condemnation from Giuffre's family.
Father of Georgia school shooter gets 15 years for gun
Colin Gray, father of teen shooter Colton Gray, sentenced to 15 years for providing the rifle used in Apalachee High School attack that killed four in 2024.
Spain sends extra troops to Ceuta after migrant surge
Spain deploys additional troops and police to Ceuta after thousands of migrants swim and wade from Morocco, overwhelming border and reception centres.
IRGC Claims Kuwait Attack; US Strikes Iran Retaliatory
Iran's IRGC claims attack on Kuwait airbase; US strikes Iran in retaliation. Four killed in Gaza. Shell profit doubles. Egypt port drone strike.
Farm workers fear deportation as Trump raids intensify
92% of farm workers say raids and deportations have affected their jobs; 61% shop less, 29% avoid medical care due to fear of immigration enforcement, per UFW Foundation survey.
Senate War Powers Resolution Fails 49-50
The Senate's latest war powers resolution to limit Trump's Middle East attacks failed 49-50, with Democrat John Fetterman opposing and Republicans Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul supporting.
Bryan Kohberger fires lawyers over false confession claim
Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty to murdering four Idaho students, has fired his lawyers and claims they convinced him to falsely confess, withdrawing his plea.
Kevin McHale slams 'diabolical' Glee curse comments
Kevin McHale criticized fans for making insensitive 'diabolical' comments about deceased Glee actors, referencing the so-called 'curse' surrounding the show.
Thousands of migrants storm Spanish beach, overwhelm police
Thousands of migrants from Morocco stormed a Spanish beach in Ceuta, overwhelming police. Officials declare a humanitarian emergency and call for army deployment.
Clooneys Evacuate French Home as Wildfires Rage
George and Amal Clooney have evacuated their £6 million Provence estate as wildfires sweep southern Europe, leaving the fate of their home uncertain.
M11 supercar convoy seized by police for dangerous driving
Police seized 13 supercars on the M11 after reports of speeding, heavy braking, and anti-social driving. The convoy included Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and Porsches.
Man arrested after shot fired outside York mosque
A 44-year-old man was arrested after a shot was fired outside York Mosque and Islamic Centre early Thursday; no injuries reported, mosque closed as precaution.
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