Trump Promises 'Great Things' for Middle East, Claims Iran Deal Signed
Donald Trump declares Strait of Hormuz will open, claims Iran deal signed, as G7 summit begins. Plus: B-52 crash, Newsom investigation, Unicef climate report, and more.
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Lotus Eaters Podcast and Britain's Far-Right Culture
An evening with Lotus Eaters fans reveals the bombast and conviction driving this Restore-linked far-right podcast, shaping a new political culture in Britain.
Russian Artist Shot Dead in Poland After Criticizing Putin
Semyon Skrepetsky, a Russian artist who criticized Putin and Kadyrov, was shot dead in eastern Poland. Two Belarusians are detained in connection with the attack.
Anthropic Fable AI: Pandora's Box Opened, What Now?
Bruce Schneier argues that the Anthropic Fable AI saga shows we've opened Pandora's box. He calls for collective action and an AI public option to manage risks.
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Palestine Action Ban Will Be Overturned, Co-Founder Vows
Huda Ammori, co-founder of Palestine Action, pledges to overturn the terrorism ban in courts or 'on the streets' after appeal court ruling.
UK Defence Chief Warns Military Plans May Be Cut Without More Funds
Britain's top military officer warns the UK will have to reduce military operations if the MoD does not receive additional funding, as defence budgets face pressure.
Teen accused of killing stepsister on cruise ship turns self in
Timothy Hudson, charged with murdering his stepsister on a Carnival cruise, surrendered to federal custody after a judge revoked his pretrial release and ordered him held as an adult.
1970s TV Mockumentary Still Fuels Conspiracy Theories
A 1977 British mockumentary, Alternative 3, sparked a conspiracy theory about missing scientists and a secret Mars colony. Decades later, it still influences UFO lore and even prompted a US investigation.
Merz Gives Trump German Football Shirt at G7
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented Donald Trump with a German national team football shirt at the G7 summit, featuring Trump's name and number 47.
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Burnham faces Makerfield test amid immigration backlash
In Makerfield, voters weigh Burnham's promise against immigration fears and public service strain, with Reform UK looming large.
Algae Foils Trump's $14.2m Pool Makeover
Trump's $14.2m renovation of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool faces algae issues, turning water green instead of 'American flag blue' for July 4th.
FBI Thwarts Planned Attacks on White House UFC Event
Five people were arrested for allegedly planning attacks on the UFC cage fighting event at the White House, held for Donald Trump's 80th birthday, the FBI director said.
MLB criticizes Giants players over Bible verses on Pride caps
Major League Baseball has criticized San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verses on their Pride Night caps, saying it violates league rules.
G7 leaders push Trump to host Ukraine-Russia talks
At the G7 summit in France, European leaders urge Donald Trump to host talks between Zelenskyy and Putin to end the Ukraine war, as Zelenskyy seeks US mediation.
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Paramount Skydance Rejects Press Freedom Ad Targeting Owners, Trump
Paramount Skydance refused to air a press freedom group's ad criticizing its leadership and merger with Warner Bros Discovery, citing a 'conflict of interest.'
Burnham Allies Jostle for Cabinet Roles After Predicted Win
With Andy Burnham predicted to win the Makerfield byelection, his allies are already positioning for cabinet roles in a potential government, including Ed Miliband as chancellor and Louise Haigh as a key fixer.
Fujitsu chair resigns over misconduct
Hidenori Furuta stepped down as Fujitsu chair after board learned of his 'woman-related inappropriate conduct'. The company is also negotiating with UK over Post Office Horizon scandal.
Tactical Voting Could Secure Labour Win in Makerfield
Tactical voting by Green and Lib Dem supporters may help Labour's Andy Burnham win the Makerfield byelection, while Reform UK faces competition from Restore Britain on the right.
Starmer denies G7 snub, says Trump talks productive
Keir Starmer denied being snubbed by Donald Trump at the G7 summit, saying they had productive conversations focused on Iran and Ukraine, and discussed opening the Strait of Hormuz.
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Thames Water Nationalisation Nears as Govt Rejects Rescue Plan
Environment secretary objects to Thames Water's £10bn rescue plan, citing undue burden on customers, pushing the utility closer to public ownership.
Skepticism in Iran as Peace Deal Nears: Exhaustion and Anger
Iranians express exhaustion and anger as a potential peace deal with the US approaches, with doubts over its durability and feelings of betrayal by the Trump administration.
Pennsylvania's AI Datacenter Battle Reshapes State Politics
A proposed datacenter at Pennhurst asylum sparks local backlash and a political clash between Governor Shapiro and state lawmakers over AI infrastructure.
Tory Plan to Remove Judges from Asylum Appeals Condemned
Refugee groups and lawyers condemn Conservative proposals to strip judges of asylum appeal powers, calling it an attack on justice and equality under the law.
Iran's Temporary Truce: Why the US Deal Is Just Half-Time
Iran's MOU with the US reflects lessons from war: prioritize tangible concessions over promises. But peace hinges on ending the Lebanon conflict, as Tehran sees the deal as a temporary phase.
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Albanians Protest Kushner-Linked Resort Near Vlora
Albanians have been protesting a luxury resort development backed by Jared Kushner near Vlora, citing environmental concerns and land confiscation issues in sensitive coastal areas.
Mangione misses court due to paperwork error
Luigi Mangione missed his Manhattan court appearance due to a paperwork error. He faces charges in the 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Next hearing set for Wednesday.
Primary Elections in Oklahoma, Georgia, and Washington DC Today
Voters head to polls in Oklahoma, Georgia, and Washington DC for primary elections, testing Trump's influence. Also: US-Iran MOU signed, G7 summit in France.
Wombles Return After 27 Years with New Global Plans
The Wombles, the litter-picking creatures from Wimbledon Common, are set for a comeback after 27 years. A new IP deal aims to revive the franchise for nostalgic adults and Gen Alpha.
Social media ban risks isolating disabled children, activists say
Disability activists warn that banning under-16s from social media could isolate disabled children, cutting off vital connections to peers and role models with similar conditions.
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Healey: Defence Plans 'Well Short' as UK Faces Russian Threat
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey criticizes current UK defence spending plans as insufficient, warning of a potential Russian attack on NATO by 2030 and urging increased investment.
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