Croydon Mayoral Candidate Focuses on Youth Engagement
Michael Pusey MBE, a former DJ and BMX advocate, is running for Croydon mayor with a platform centered on youth mentorship, financial scrutiny, and revitalizing the town center.
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EU Millionaire Bankers Up 85% Since Brexit
A new report shows the number of millionaire bankers in the EU has grown by 85% since Brexit, highlighting shifts in financial talent and wealth distribution across Europe.
Starmer's Strait of Hormuz Summit Aims to Reopen Vital Oil Route
Prime Minister Keir Starmer co-chairs a meeting with 40 nations to address the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil chokepoint, as UK growth forecasts are downgraded due to trade disruptions from the Iran war.
Mandelson Got US Job Despite Failing Security Vetting
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny after revelations that Lord Peter Mandelson was appointed US ambassador despite failing a security vetting process, with the Foreign Office overriding the denial.
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Monk Vanishes from Remote Monastery Amid Exorcism Row
A 24-year-old monk is presumed dead after disappearing from a secluded island monastery in Orkney, where his order faced Vatican scrutiny over unauthorised exorcisms.
Man Kept Dead Mother in Freezer for Pension Fraud
A 60-year-old man in Wales has admitted to storing his mother's body in a freezer for years while fraudulently claiming her pension and benefits to fund his lifestyle.
Islington 2026 Local Election: Full Candidate List
Discover all candidates standing in Islington's 2026 local elections, including Labour, Greens, Conservatives, and independents across 17 wards. Key voting deadlines and ID requirements explained.
City of London Asks Andrew to Give Up Freedom Title
Senior City of London officials have formally invited Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to relinquish his Freedom of the City title, following his loss of royal honors and recent legal troubles.
Osbourne's Robinson March Backs Kneecap Claims
Sharon Osbourne's decision to attend an anti-immigration march organized by Tommy Robinson has sparked controversy, validating Belfast rappers Kneecap's earlier criticisms of her views and hypocrisy.
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Trump Claims 10th War Win with Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire
Donald Trump declares he's close to ending his tenth conflict after Israel and Lebanon agree to a 10-day ceasefire, a first step toward peace in the unpopular Iran war.
Jodie Marsh Charged With Assault in Farm Animal Dispute
Former glamour model Jodie Marsh has been charged with common assault following an alleged altercation with a neighbor at her Essex animal sanctuary, Fripps Farm.
Harry: Royal Life 'Killed My Mum,' Sparked Teenage Exit Plan
Prince Harry disclosed during a Melbourne summit that he resolved as a teenager to abandon royal duties, blaming the institution for Princess Diana's death. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are on a private Australian tour focusing on mental health and vete
Three Arrested After Failed Arson Attack in Wembley
A 16-year-old boy and two men were arrested following a botched arson attempt at a Persian language media organisation's offices in North West London. The incident is under investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing London.
NSW Court Strikes Down Anti-Protest Law After PAG Challenge
The NSW Supreme Court has declared the Public Assembly Restriction Declaration law invalid, a major win for Palestine Action Group and other protesters. The law was enacted after the Bondi terror attack.
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Australia Increases Defense Budget by $53 Billion
Defense Minister Richard Marles announces a $53 billion increase in defense spending over the next decade, bringing Australia's military budget to 3% of GDP by 2033, amid pressure from Donald Trump.
Journalist Arrested After Filming ICE Protest at Church
Independent reporter Georgia Fort was arrested by federal agents for covering a protest at a St. Paul church, raising concerns about press freedom and First Amendment rights under the Trump administration.
US Plans Anti-Mine Operations in Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump announces plans to clear Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz, using advanced uncrewed systems while navigating risks in the strategic waterway.
José Andrés Warns of Global Famine from Iran War Impact
World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés warns that disruptions in fertilizer trade from the Iran war could trigger a multi-year global famine by 2026-2027, urging a 3% 'peace tax' on GDP to address hunger.
Trump Fires Judges Over Free Speech, Keeps Loyalists on Bench
Two US immigration judges were fired for upholding free speech rights, while a third judge who ordered deportations remains, highlighting the administration's targeting of dissent.
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Vermont Dairy Workers Face Immigration Crackdown and Fear
A tenfold increase in immigration detentions in Vermont has trapped undocumented dairy workers on farms, creating a climate of fear as they fight for basic labor protections in the state's $5.4 billion industry.
Meloni's Strategic Pivot Away from Trump
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is tactfully distancing herself from Donald Trump amid political pressures, focusing on domestic stability and the 2027 elections.
Supreme Court to Rule on Monsanto Pesticide Case
The US Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether federal law pre-empts state labeling requirements for glyphosate, a pesticide linked to cancer. The ruling could impact consumer rights and agricultural practices nationwide.
Julius Malema Gets Five-Year Jail Term for Gun Offense
South African politician Julius Malema receives a five-year prison sentence for firing a rifle at a 2018 rally. The EFF leader's lawyers appeal immediately.
Trump's Iran Dilemma: A Path to Peace Amidst Tensions
As tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz, a framework emerges for US-Iran negotiations. With deadlines looming and war risks high, compromise is essential for both Washington and Tehran to avoid full-scale conflict.
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UK Consults on Social Media Age Ban for Child Safety
Prime Minister Keir Starmer demands real-world changes from tech giants as the government considers an Australia-style ban for under-16s and new app restrictions.
Labour MP's 'Summer of Sex' Campaign Seeks Parliamentary Debate
Samantha Niblett, Labour MP for South Derbyshire, launches campaign promoting sexual wellness with plans for parliamentary debate and Westminster exhibition.
Pope Leo XIV Denounces Tyrants in War Amid Trump Feud
Pope Leo XIV criticizes leaders using religion to justify war, escalating tensions with Trump's White House over the US-Israel conflict with Iran, as US bishops offer support.
Mandelson Failed Vetting, Foreign Office Overruled Security
Guardian investigation reveals Peter Mandelson was denied security clearance by UKSV before becoming US ambassador, but the Foreign Office overruled the decision, raising questions about transparency.
Mandelson Vetting Row: Officials Debate Withholding Files
Exclusive: Government officials are split over whether to release sensitive documents showing Peter Mandelson failed security vetting before his US ambassador appointment, potentially breaching a parliamentary vote.
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Mandelson Vetting Overruled: Questions for Starmer's Government
Peter Mandelson failed security vetting for US ambassador, but the Foreign Office overruled the decision. This raises critical questions about transparency and accountability in Keir Starmer's administration.
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