Camden by-election candidates confirmed after Green resignation
Six candidates will contest the Regent's Park by-election on July 9 after Green councillor Mohammed Abu Naser resigned due to ineligibility.
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Makerfield byelection: Burnham vs Reform UK
Helen Pidd reports from Makerfield where Andy Burnham's byelection bid against Reform UK could reshape Labour leadership and British politics.
Only Fools And Horses Actor Peter Heppelthwaite Dies at 59
Actor Peter Heppelthwaite, known for Only Fools And Horses spin-off The Green Green Grass and EastEnders, has died aged 59, his management confirmed.
How Restore Britain Could Hand Burnham Victory in Makerfield
With polls showing Restore Britain splitting the right-wing vote, Labour's Andy Burnham may benefit in the crucial Makerfield by-election, potentially reshaping UK politics.
Democrats' Graham Platner Dilemma: A Self-Made Predicament
Analysis of how Democratic establishment's early backing of Janet Mills over Graham Platner backfired, leaving the party with a risky Senate candidate facing scandals and a tough general election against Susan Collins.
Swiss Vote on Population Cap Nears Conclusion
Switzerland votes on a far-right proposal to cap population at 10 million by 2050, with warnings of economic harm if passed. Results expected Sunday.
One Nation Surges Ahead of Labor and Coalition in Polls
One Nation's predicted primary vote surpasses both Labor and Coalition for the first time, raising questions about Pauline Hanson's potential to become prime minister.
One Nation Moves Melbourne Fundraiser After Venue Backs Out
One Nation relocated a planned Melbourne fundraiser after the venue canceled due to protest concerns. The event, featuring Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce, will now be held at an undisclosed location.
Ending Ukraine War Before Winter 'Realistic': Kyiv Aide
A senior Ukrainian presidential aide says ending the war with Russia before winter is a 'correct and realistic' goal, as Kyiv prepares for renewed diplomatic efforts.
Gay Democrat Leads in Huntington Beach Race
Robert Garcia, a gay Democratic congressman, is the leading contender in the primary for California's 42nd district, which now includes conservative Huntington Beach after redistricting.
One Nation Wage Case Debate in Australia Politics
One Nation's push to cut minimum wage ignites political clash between Labor and Coalition, with PM Albanese defending workers' rights.
Tina Peters Released After Sentence Commuted
Tina Peters, former Colorado clerk convicted in 2020 election interference case, released after serving less than a quarter of her nine-year sentence, following pressure from Trump.
Democrats Split Over Israel Parade in NYC
The annual Israel parade in New York City sparks division among Democrats, with progressive members skipping the event amid growing tensions over Gaza policy.
North Acton by-election candidates announced after councillor quits
Candidates for the North Acton by-election have been announced following the resignation of Green councillor Simon Anthony just days after his election.
Labor Targets Hanson's Cost-of-Living Record to Curb One Nation Surge
Labor plans to highlight Pauline Hanson's opposition to cost-of-living relief as One Nation's poll numbers rise, with MP Mike Freelander suggesting further tax cuts to help workers.
Pro-Hunting Democrat Eyes Iowa Governor Win
Rob Sand, the last Democrat holding statewide office in Iowa, is running for governor. With Trump's approval low and gas prices high, Democrats see a rare opportunity to flip the state and key congressional seats.
Texas Democrats Must Win Blue-Collar Voters
James Talarico faces Ken Paxton in Texas Senate race. To win, he must appeal to working-class voters, not just donors. His professorial style and cultural politics may alienate blue-collar Texans.
UK Heatwave Water Deaths Reach 15 After Girl Dies in River
A 13-year-old girl died after being pulled from the River Wharfe in North Yorkshire, bringing the UK heatwave water-related death toll to at least 15. An 11-year-old boy remains missing.
Tech Billionaires Flood California Primaries with Cash
Tech billionaires have spent hundreds of millions in California's primary election, aiming to shape regulation and protect their interests as AI development accelerates.
Far-Right Lawyer Wins Colombia Election First Round
Abelardo de la Espriella's surprise first-round victory in Colombia's presidential election signals a shift to the far-right, as traditional conservatives lose ground. He faces leftist Iván Cepeda in the runoff.
Linda Reynolds Repays $8,800 for Partner's Travel
Former Liberal senator Linda Reynolds repaid $8,778 after her partner used family reunion travel to visit his son in Melbourne, which IPEA ruled invalid.
Morning Mail: Monday's Top Stories
Catch up on Monday's must-read news: political developments, economic updates, and key events shaping Australia and the world.
Colombia Far-Right Candidate Espriella Wins First Round
Far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella won Colombia's first presidential round with 43.7%, facing leftist Iván Cepeda in a runoff on June 21.
Iran Strikes US Base After American Attacks on Iranian Air Defenses
Iran's Revolutionary Guard targeted a US base in Kuwait after US strikes on Iranian air defenses, escalating tensions amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations.
Australia News: One Nation Poll Rise, Labor, Free Transport
One Nation gains in polls as Labor faces challenges. Victoria considers free public transport. Updates on Pauline Hanson and Anthony Albanese.
UK Green leader urges Australian Greens to connect with anger
Zack Polanski tells Victorian Greens conference to take on One Nation and learn from populist right's storytelling power to counter disillusionment.
Reform UK Challenges Labour in Makerfield Byelection
In the Makerfield byelection, Reform UK leads alongside Andy Burnham, driven by voter discontent over flooding, immigration, and Labour neglect.
Colombia Votes in Presidential Election Amid Security Crisis
Colombians head to the polls in a presidential election marked by violence and starkly different visions for peace, with candidates backed by Petro and Trump leading the race.
California 22nd District Primary Exposes Democratic Divisions
A brutal primary between Jasmeet Bains and Randy Villegas in California's 22nd congressional district highlights Democrats' struggle over identity and strategy ahead of November.
Gaza Doctor Leads NJ Congressional Race
Adam Hamawy, an army trauma surgeon who served in Gaza, is the frontrunner in New Jersey's 12th congressional district primary, endorsed by Bernie Sanders and AOC.
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