EastEnders: The Night That Changes Everything
EastEnders teases a spectacular week of twists with 'The Night That Changes Everything' in June, featuring the Beales, Brannings, Knights, and Fox-Truemans.
EastEnders teases a spectacular week of twists with 'The Night That Changes Everything' in June, featuring the Beales, Brannings, Knights, and Fox-Truemans.
Andy Burnham may contest the Makerfield byelection, boosting chances of a Labour leadership challenge. Here’s how the process works and what could happen next.
Trump's China visit ends without major announcements on Iran or Taiwan. Meanwhile, 24 killed in Kyiv in deadly Russian attack, and US southern states redraw maps to dilute Black voting power.
With primary elections weeks away, California's gubernatorial and mayoral races heat up with personal attacks, corruption allegations, and gaffes.
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Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham aims to win the Makerfield seat in a tough byelection, with local voters citing his down-to-earth nature and understanding of working-class issues.
The Makerfield by-election could reshape UK politics as Andy Burnham challenges Keir Starmer. With Reform UK surging, the outcome is uncertain and historic.
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RecommendedThe Green Party in Greenwich, including a Baldur's Gate 3 voice actor, won 13 seats and will scrutinise Labour's council decisions, focusing on housing, transparency, and affordability.
Donald Trump ended his China state visit claiming to have solved problems others couldn't, while avoiding Taiwan commitments and praising his relationship with Kim Jong-un.
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Polly Toynbee argues Keir Starmer's leadership is doomed after local election losses, urging a new Labour leader to pursue bold EU rejoin, tax reform, and pension changes.
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RecommendedAngus Taylor pledges to index income tax brackets to inflation. Coles faces record fines over discount claims. UK health secretary quits cabinet, challenging Starmer.
Louisiana's state senate voted to eliminate one of two majority-Black congressional districts, potentially giving Republicans a 5-1 majority, in a move critics say weakens Black voting power.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers addresses budget critics, explaining why the budget benefits only a few and why gas export taxes weren't raised.
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Pauline Hanson billed taxpayers nearly $16,000 for charter flights after flying on Gina Rinehart's private jet, despite claiming the flood tour cost taxpayers nothing.
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RecommendedPauline Hanson billed taxpayers nearly $16,000 for private charter flights to flood-affected Queensland, contradicting her earlier claim that the trip was at no cost to the taxpayer.
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Andy Burnham announces bid for Makerfield by-election, potentially setting up a leadership challenge. Wes Streeting resigns, citing government drift. Labour turmoil deepens.
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RecommendedWes Streeting resigns as health secretary, citing loss of confidence in Keir Starmer's leadership. He highlights achievements but warns of drift and lack of vision.