Hinckley: Trump Shooting at Same Hotel 'Spooky'
John Hinckley Jr, who shot Reagan at the Washington Hilton in 1981, says it's 'spooky' a shooting occurred at the same hotel during a Trump event, questioning security.
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Belarus Frees Polish Journalist Poczobut in Swap
Andrzej Poczobut, Polish-Belarusian journalist and 2025 Sakharov Prize winner, freed from Belarusian prison in a prisoner swap, confirmed by Poland's PM Donald Tusk.
Majority Approve of Hanson's One Nation Leadership: Poll
A Guardian Essential poll finds 52% of Australians approve of Pauline Hanson's leadership, surpassing Albanese and Taylor, as One Nation outperforms the Coalition.
Apple Accused of Union Busting as First Unionized Store Closes
Workers at Apple's first unionized store in Towson, Maryland, allege the company is closing the store to bust the union, filing an unfair labor practice charge.
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Lebanese with Australian partners denied visitor visas
Lebanese citizens with Australian partners are being refused visitor visas, even as war devastates Lebanon, leaving families separated and migration agents questioning the system.
NT flood evacuees housed behind fences, likened to prison camp
Hundreds of evacuees from remote NT communities are housed behind fences with strict security, facing searches and no visitors, sparking outrage and comparisons to detention.
Trump: Iran Wants US to Open Strait of Hormuz
President Trump claims Iran informed the US it is in a state of collapse and wants the Strait of Hormuz opened. Iran has not commented, and the claims are unverified.
Labour MP: Whipping Against Privileges Vote 'Wrong'
Emma Lewell-Buck criticizes government whipping of Labour MPs to oppose a Tory motion for a privileges inquiry, saying it fuels a cover-up narrative and erodes democratic trust.
Trump Hosts King Charles for State Visit Amid Trade Talks
President Trump welcomed King Charles III and Queen Camilla to the White House for a state visit, focusing on trade negotiations and bilateral relations between the US and UK.
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No Rent Freeze: Downing Street Rejects Rumours After Backlash
Downing Street has ruled out a rent freeze after Chancellor Rachel Reeves fuelled speculation, sparking panic among landlords and economists.
London Dog Attacks Decline but Remain Above Pre-Pandemic Levels
Dog attacks in London fell for the second year in 2025, but numbers remain higher than before the pandemic, with over 10,000 A&E visits annually.
UK Restaurant Tipping Rules Change: New 20% Service Charges Emerge
UK restaurants are increasing service charges to 15-20%, with new laws ensuring tips go to staff. Diners can request removal if unsatisfied, but etiquette advises politeness.
Coronation Street: Car Crushes Carl Webster in Murder Week
Carl Webster's fate is sealed in Coronation Street murder week as a car drops on him. A shadowy figure removes the jack, leaving him gravely injured and at Ronnie's mercy.
F1 Warns UK Over Grand Prix Visa Delays
Formula 1 warns the UK government that slow visa processing could jeopardize the British Grand Prix and damage soft power, urging faster resolution.
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Blood scandal victim's mum dies without justice for son
Della Ryness-Hirsch, whose son Nicholas died from Hepatitis C contracted from contaminated blood products in the 1980s, has died aged 81 without receiving compensation.
Andrew Neil Backlash Over Waiter Firing After Low Tip
Broadcaster Andrew Neil is criticized for bragging about getting a waiter fired after leaving a 15% tip in New York, sparking outrage online.
Devil Wears Prada 2 Racism Controversy Before Release
A clip from The Devil Wears Prada 2 has sparked accusations of racism for its portrayal of an Asian character as awkward and overachieving, with a name resembling a slur.
Golders Green Memorial Wall Hit by Suspected Arson
A memorial wall in Golders Green, London, was set on fire in a suspected arson attack, the latest in a series of incidents targeting Jewish sites since late March.
School Staff in 2 London Boroughs Strike Over Pay
Over 1,000 support staff at more than 30 schools in Merton and Greenwich will strike on Friday over unequal London weighting pay.
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Teen Accused of Killing London Airbnb Host After UAE Flight
Enzo Bettamio, 18, is charged with murdering Kamonnan Thiamphanit, 27, in her central London home after renting a room via Airbnb, then fleeing to the UAE.
Memorial Wall for Iranian Protest Victims Attacked in London
A memorial wall in Golders Green, London, dedicated to Iranian protest victims, was targeted in a suspected arson attack. Counter-terror police are investigating but it is not treated as terrorism.
Pension Deadlock: Government and Lords at Stalemate
The government and House of Lords are locked in a standoff over the Pension Schemes Bill, with disagreements on mandation powers risking its passage before the parliamentary session ends.
McSweeney: Mandelson Epstein Links a 'Knife Through My Soul'
Former Starmer chief of staff Morgan McSweeney apologises for pushing Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, citing regret over undisclosed Epstein ties.
Coroner Slams Nurse for 'Unkind' CPR on Dead Inmate
A coroner condemned a nurse for performing 'unkind and inappropriate' CPR on a deceased inmate at HMP Pentonville, citing serious failings in suicide watch procedures.
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Greece Bans Sunbeds on 251 Beaches for Overtourism
Greece bans sun loungers and umbrellas on 251 beaches under Natura 2000 to protect ecosystems and fight overtourism, with restricted development and drone monitoring.
89-Year-Old Gunman Wounds Several in Athens Shooting Spree
An 89-year-old gunman is on the run after opening fire at a social security office and courthouse in central Athens, wounding several people. Police are searching for the suspect.
Brit Fined £500 for 'Racist' Remark Acquitted After 2 Years
A British expat in Germany fined €600 for telling a university employee 'I think you are a racist' has been acquitted after two years, citing freedom of expression.
Natwest AGM Paused After Climate Protest Disruption
Natwest's AGM in Scotland was paused after climate protesters disrupted chairman Rick Haythornthwaite's address, following investor backlash over green policy rollbacks.
Harrow foster agency slammed for 'serious failures' by Ofsted
Thrive Fostering in Harrow rated 'Inadequate' in all areas by Ofsted, with children 'not protected or safeguarded' due to systemic failures.
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Woman Scams Posing as Missing Toddler from 45 Years Ago
A 76-year-old father says an American woman is impersonating his daughter, who vanished in 1981, to scam money via fundraising pages.
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