De Gaulle epic shows up the tepidity of our politics
A new film about Charles de Gaulle highlights his stubbornness and genius, prompting reflection on modern political agency and the need for transformative action.
A new film about Charles de Gaulle highlights his stubbornness and genius, prompting reflection on modern political agency and the need for transformative action.
Theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli argues in his new book that leaders lack the wisdom of Kennedy and Khrushchev, increasing nuclear risk, and opposes rearmament against Russia.
Two powerful earthquakes, magnitudes 7.5 and 7.2, struck within minutes in Venezuela, causing building collapses in Caracas. High casualties and widespread damage are feared.
Karl Stefanovic will not appear on The Long Weekend radio show with Eddie McGuire after backlash from his podcast interview with UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
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RecommendedDonald Trump turned America's 250th birthday celebration into a campaign rally, focusing on divisive topics and his own agenda, with Democrats absent and performers withdrawing.
Andy Burnham's biggest threat isn't bond markets but his own Labour MPs, who may turn on him if he fails to deliver radical change fast.
Capt Jacob Wulfson was convicted of strangling a British academic at a US court martial, not a UK court, raising concerns over jurisdiction and justice for victims.
US military personnel accused of crimes in the UK, including sexual assault and paedophilia, are often tried by courts martial under a 1951 agreement, bypassing British courts.
A class action alleges Fortescue failed to protect female workers from systemic sexual harassment, violence, and retaliation at remote iron ore mines from 2006 to 2025.
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RecommendedDonald Trump labels Andy Burnham 'extremely liberal' in first comments on the Labour frontrunner, warns UK is 'dying' and criticises allies over Iran conflict.
Victorian Liberal MP Matthew Guy denies assaulting colleague Moira Deeming at a community event, as police investigate. The opposition leader calls for due process.
EU-Taliban meetings on deporting Afghan migrants have sparked fury among Afghan women, who see it as a betrayal of human rights and normalization of gender apartheid.
Cambridge South station opens on 28 June, offering access to wild swimming, art trails, and nature reserves. Discover the city's lesser-known treasures sustainably.
Britain has had seven prime ministers in a decade, and the cycle of replacing leaders won't solve deeper problems, argues Jonathan Liew.
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RecommendedVictorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming has accused colleague Matthew Guy of assaulting her at a community event, throwing the party into turmoil five months out from the state election. Guy denies the allegation and is considering defamation action.
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that a 'tsunami of anger' could reverse Trump-era mega mergers, including the $111bn Warner Bros Discovery-Paramount deal, by a future administration.
JD Vance, as vice-president, leads a shaky Iran ceasefire deal, risking his political future amid war opposition and Trump's blame threats.
Randy Smith, St Tammany sheriff, pleaded guilty to battery for attacking podcaster Bobby Couvillion, retired under plea deal, faces probation.
The Trump administration has declared frozen embryos as 'children' in federal grant guidelines, escalating fetal personhood efforts that could impact IVF and abortion rights.
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RecommendedAdrian Chiles recalls a disastrous 1984 road trip to impress his first girlfriend with Hardy knowledge, only to visit the wrong monument.
Hundreds of tenants and activists call on FTC to regulate add-on charges that spike housing costs and increase eviction risk, as industry groups push back.
At least 32 killed and 700 injured in two back-to-back earthquakes in northern Venezuela; state of emergency declared.
A far-right Catholic sect's plan to ordain its own bishops on July 1 threatens schism with the Vatican, straining relations with rightwing Catholics globally.
Extreme heat in England has caused MRI scanners, radiotherapy machines, and IT systems to fail, leading to critical incidents at NHS trusts and a surge in emergency admissions, doctors report.
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RecommendedVenezuela declares a state of emergency after twin earthquakes, including a 7.5 magnitude quake, kill at least 164 people and injure 971, with widespread destruction in Caracas.
Twin earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck Venezuela, killing 164 and injuring 971. A state of emergency has been declared, with severe damage in Caracas.
Rachel Reeves supports Andy Burnham for prime minister, dismissing reports she may be moved from chancellor to a junior cabinet role if he becomes Labour leader.
As Israel continues attacks on Lebanon, any US-Iran deal is at risk. Trump has expressed anger at Netanyahu, but will he back it with action by withholding weapons?
Reform UK proposes evicting overseas nationals from social housing and imposing a migrant labour levy, alarming EU settled status holders who fear betrayal of Brexit promises.
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RecommendedA 30% share of the Salisbury house where Sergei Skripal was poisoned with novichok is for sale at £114,000, with the rest owned by Wiltshire council.