Lebanese Villagers Face Israeli Occupation in 'Yellow Line'
Residents of Kfarchouba live under nightly raids, daytime bombings, and strict Israeli control, fearing for their lives in a West Bank-style occupation.
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Water Safety Experts Warn of Drowning Risks in UK Heatwave
At least nine people have died in UK waterways amid a heatwave. Experts urge caution, lifeguard-supervised swimming, and cold water shock awareness.
Belarus Could Invade Ukraine, Expert Warns
A defense expert warns of a serious possibility that Belarus could invade Ukraine, as Russia pressures Lukashenko to join the war amid ongoing military buildup along the border.
US-Israel War on Iran Fuels Historic Global Hunger
The UN World Food Programme warns that 363 million people face acute hunger due to conflict and funding cuts, with the US-Israel war on Iran compounding global crises.
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Iceland's FM Fears 'Brexit Moment' in EU Referendum
Iceland's foreign minister warns of misinformation and foreign interference ahead of the EU accession referendum, drawing parallels to the UK's Brexit campaign.
Keating Urges Labor to Hold Firm on CGT Changes
Former PM Paul Keating warns exempting commercial assets from capital gains tax changes would distort the economy, as inflation eases to 4.2%.
US Strikes Iran as Trump Faces GOP Backlash Over Peace Plan
The US launched fresh strikes on Iran despite potential peace talks. Trump faces Republican criticism over a deal plan with major concessions, but an agreement may still be possible.
Tony Blair's Essay on Labour: Unhelpful and Irrelevant
Tony Blair's lengthy essay criticizing Labour and Keir Starmer is seen as unhelpful and out of touch, with many questioning his relevance after nearly two decades away from frontline politics.
Three-Day Working Week Coming to UK in 2027
The UK will have a three-day working week over Christmas 2027 due to substitute bank holidays. Learn how to maximize your time off with a 10-day break.
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EU May Deny New Members Veto Rights to Speed Up Enlargement
The EU considers denying new member states veto powers for several years to ease enlargement concerns, with Montenegro as a potential test case by 2028.
Starmer: Quick Crackdown on Teen Social Media After Consultation
Keir Starmer announces a swift government crackdown on teenagers' social media use, with the consultation ending tonight. He pledges action but does not specify which measures will be taken.
Russia Pressures US to Evacuate Kyiv Embassy Amid Strikes
Sergei Lavrov told Marco Rubio that Washington should evacuate its embassy as Moscow plans 'systematic strikes' on Kyiv. Residents show resilience despite attacks.
Ukraine War: Merkel Envoy Rumour Highlights Europe's Role
Rumours of Angela Merkel as EU envoy to Russia reflect Europe's growing role in Ukraine war, as Ukrainians show confidence despite ongoing conflict and US withdrawal.
Trump's Iran Deal: No Nuclear Progress After Billions
Despite spending billions, Trump's Iran deal yields no nuclear progress, with critics calling it a return to prewar status quo and a win for hardliners.
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Alberta Separatism Vote Echoes Brexit Chaos
Alberta's premier calls a confusing referendum on secession, drawing parallels to Brexit. Critics warn of catastrophic damage amid internal party strife and a data breach.
US-Iran Ceasefire Deal: Key Points and Missing Elements
A 60-day truce, reopening of Strait of Hormuz, and nuclear talks are part of a proposed US-Iran deal, but Iran denies handing over enriched uranium.
Aid Cuts by UK, France, Germany May Lead to 11.5M Deaths
A new report warns that foreign aid cuts by the UK, France, and Germany could result in over 11.5 million preventable deaths by 2030, devastating vulnerable communities worldwide.
Miliband urges UK national consensus on rejoining EU
David Miliband says UK needs a national consensus on rejoining the EU, urging a deeper reset than current plans, as officials pitched a single market for goods.
UK EU Single Market for Goods Proposal Rejected
UK pitched a single market for goods with the EU, but officials rejected the idea, suggesting a customs union or EEA instead. Talks continue ahead of a July summit.
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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.
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.
Covid Memories Resurface with Hantavirus and Ebola News
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.
Assisted Dying Bill Revival Possible After Ballot
Two MPs who backed Kim Leadbeater's assisted dying bill placed in top five of private member's bill ballot, offering a narrow path to revive the legislation using the Parliament Act.
Trump EPA Loosens Refrigerant Rule to Lower Grocery Costs
The Trump administration is rolling back a Biden-era rule on refrigerants, aiming to reduce costs for businesses and lower grocery prices for consumers.
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Queen Elizabeth Pushed for Prince Andrew as Trade Envoy
Newly released government documents reveal Queen Elizabeth was 'very keen' for Prince Andrew to become a UK trade envoy, a role he held for a decade before controversy.
Brexit Debate Must Evolve to Match Global Shifts
The Guardian argues that Brexit arguments cannot be avoided but must adapt to new realities like Russia's war and US unreliability, urging a fresh conversation on Europe.
EU Approves US Trade Deal to Avert Trump Tariffs
After five hours of talks, the EU agreed to implement a trade deal with the US, removing import duties on American goods, to avoid further tariffs threatened by Donald Trump.
UK Delays Russian Oil Sanctions Amid Middle East Crisis
The UK has postponed sanctions on Russian oil and LNG imports to combat soaring prices due to Middle East conflict, drawing criticism from opposition and Ukraine allies.
Brexit Back in UK Debate as EU Leaders Signal Openness
A decade after the referendum, Brexit is back in UK political debate. EU leaders welcome closer ties but insist Britain must accept the 'European deal' of shared sovereignty and obligations.
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Brexit 10 Years On: Share Your Changed Views
As the UK marks nearly a decade since the Brexit referendum, we invite you to share how your views have evolved since 2016.
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