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Category : Politics
US pauses Iran strikes as Pentagon reveals higher casualty figures
The US has paused strikes on Iran for a third night as top military officials advised Trump to halt the bombing campaign. The Pentagon updated its war casualty database, showing 18 US troops killed and 624 wounded since the war began.
Home Office blocks Gaza evacuation of women and children
The Home Office is blocking the evacuation of dozens of women and children from Gaza, despite the Foreign Office being ready to help, leaving families in limbo.
Bill Oddie, comedian and birder, dies at 85
Bill Oddie, the comedian and wildlife expert known as Britain's best-loved birder, has died at 85. A look at his greatest moments from The Goodies to nature documentaries.
Book examines Earth Liberation Front's 1990s eco-sabotage
Matthew Wolfe's 'Fires in the Night' explores the Earth Liberation Front's arson attacks against environmental destruction, their legacy, and echoes in today's climate activism.
First new Australian oil refinery in 60 years proposed for WA
Australia's first new oil refinery in 60 years could be built in Western Australia under a $4m feasibility study funded by the Commonwealth and WA government to reduce fuel vulnerability amid global oil shocks.
Germany mulls tighter extremism laws after Berlin Pride attack
German officials call for stricter laws for known extremists after a deadly van-and-knife attack on Berlin's Pride parade, as the far-right AfD seeks to capitalize ahead of state elections.
UNC football GM Lombardi placed on paid leave
North Carolina football general manager Michael Lombardi, hired alongside Bill Belichick, has been placed on paid administrative leave without explanation.
Netanyahu, Zelenskyy to Meet Trump Amid Policy Shifts
Benjamin Netanyahu and Volodymyr Zelenskyy will arrive in Washington for Lindsey Graham's funeral and meet Donald Trump as US policy on Iran and Ukraine undergoes changes.
US officials probe sea lion kicking video in San Diego
Federal wildlife authorities are investigating after a video appeared to show a person kicking a federally protected sea lion at La Jolla Cove in San Diego, California.
First Kenyan NFL player deported under Trump crackdown
Daniel Adongo, the first Kenyan to play in the NFL, was deported in June for visa overstay and multiple arrests, including felony intimidation, battery, and disorderly conduct.
Journalist's fight for justice keeps murderer in prison
Gibraltar-based journalist Ros Astengo's investigation led to four men reporting sexual assaults by Allan Grimson, resulting in guilty verdicts that may keep him in prison.
Jacinta Allan faces leadership spill, Victoria braces for instability
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan may face a leadership spill today, potentially triggering weeks of uncertainty for the Labor government as deputy Ben Carroll challenges her position.
One Nation Leaders Criticize Family Law System in Resurfaced Comments
Guardian Australia unearths Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts' comments deriding the family law system, calling domestic violence a 'weapon' and the family court a 'slaughterhouse'.
Icac inquiry reveals Liberal branch stacking and illegal donations
The NSW anti-corruption watchdog's Operation Rosny inquiry reveals allegations of branch stacking, illegal donations, and interference with preselections, with secret tape recordings and 'sham' payments laid bare.
Does Albanese rule Labor with an iron grip? Podcast analysis
The Labor party conference, held every three years, was notably different this time. Reged Ahmad and Tom McIlroy discuss PM Albanese's tight control and its impact on party's chances against One Nation.
Son of Chiefs assistant charged in mother's shooting
Elijah Bieniemy, 27, son of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, has been arrested and charged with shooting his mother Mia Bieniemy in Virginia. She is in stable condition.
Global wildfires, melting glacier, protests: Monday's photos
Scorched ground after wildfires in Spain, melting Rhone glacier in Switzerland, protests in Albania and Philippines, and more in Monday's photos of the day.
Labour overtakes Reform in voter poll for first time since March 2025
Labour has overtaken Reform UK in a voter intention poll for the first time since March 2025, with Andy Burnham's cost of living focus boosting support. Labour rose to 28%, while Reform fell to 24%.
Jodrell Bank faces closure after major funder cuts support
Jodrell Bank Observatory faces closure after UKRI withdraws funding for the e-Merlin network, devastating UK astronomy and threatening 28 jobs.
Fauci diaries: Trump 'crazy,' 'idiot,' 'obnoxious adolescent'
Diary entries from Anthony Fauci, released by Senator Rand Paul, show the former health official's disillusionment with Donald Trump during Covid, calling him 'rambling,' 'crazy,' and 'incompetent.'
GB News pundit pleads guilty to expenses fraud
Matthew Torbitt, a GB News pundit and former Labour aide, pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud by false representation for obtaining over £6,000 in rail tickets and accommodation not related to parliamentary business.
Shots fired near US consulate in Toronto again
Shots were fired near the US consulate in Toronto early Monday, the second such incident in four months. No injuries were reported and no suspects identified.
Pinochet colonel arrested for Víctor Jara murder
Nelson Haase Mazzei, a retired colonel, was arrested in Chile on Saturday for the 1973 murder of folk singer Víctor Jara, more than 50 years after the crime.
Burnham Meets Zelenskyy as First Foreign Visitor as PM
Volodymyr Zelenskyy becomes Andy Burnham's first overseas visitor as prime minister, underscoring UK support for Ukraine during a meeting at a naval base.
Letters: Armitage's Odyssey, lobbying, obituaries, crackers, flatpack
Readers discuss Christopher Nolan's Odyssey, Simon Armitage's radio adaptation, lobbying safeguards, obituary details, cream cracker lunches, and flatpack struggles.
Councils can lead on housing improvements, says expert
Dr Stephen Battersby argues Labour can learn from 1970s renewal approaches, urging councils to lead housing improvements with adequate funding.
Trade unionist challenges hyperpolitics nostalgia
Mark Bergfeld argues rebuilding working-class power requires future-focused institutions, not nostalgia for past organisational forms.
Burnham opens No 10 North in Manchester devolution push
Andy Burnham officially opens No 10 North at Heron House in Manchester, highlighting the paradox of central power enabling devolution, with Nista as a key institutional mechanism.
Off-duty officer detains Paris knife attacker
A man attacked three women with knives near Porte de Clichy in Paris. Bystanders pinned him down and an off-duty police officer detained him. Two women severely wounded.
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