Portugal and Italy to Scrap EU Border Checks for Brits
Portugal and Italy are set to suspend EU border checks for British tourists following Greece's lead, to avoid queues and protect tourism revenue.
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Trump: Iran 'Hasn't Paid Big Enough Price' in Talks
Donald Trump rejects Iran's latest peace offer, claiming the country hasn't suffered enough. Talks stall as both sides trade accusations amid fragile ceasefire.
BBC Presenter Broke Colleague's Wrist in Alleged Cover-Up
A BBC presenter reportedly broke a female colleague's wrist in 2014, with the corporation accused of covering up the attack. The presenter continued working for years before leaving.
Hammersmith and Fulham Residents Raise Parking and Transport Issues
Residents of Hammersmith and Fulham cite parking costs, transport affordability, road conditions, and crime as key concerns ahead of the May 7 local elections.
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Why XCOM 3 Remains a Dream Game Despite Challenges
A reader reflects on the 30th anniversary of Firaxis and the hope for XCOM 3, despite the departure of key developers and the flop of Marvel's Midnight Suns.
NATO Disintegrating After Trump Pulls 5,000 Troops from Germany
NATO faces disintegration after Donald Trump orders the withdrawal of 5,000 US troops from Germany, escalating tensions over the Iran war and sparking warnings from European leaders.
Suspect Arrested After Gunfire Outside Chris Brown's LA Home
A suspect was taken into custody after shots were fired outside Chris Brown's Los Angeles mansion. The singer was not home and is not involved.
Green MP Criticised for Exposing Parliament Drinking Culture
Green MP Hannah Spencer has been called a 'b***h' by a fellow MP after revealing concerns about Westminster's drinking culture, sparking debate on workplace standards.
Rob Rinder Confronted by Antisemitic Abuse After Stabbings
Rob Rinder describes being targeted with antisemitic abuse on Carnaby Street, days after the Golders Green terror attack in London.
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Brixton Drive-By Shooting: Four Injured, One Critical
Four people were injured in a drive-by shooting in Brixton early Saturday, with a 25-year-old man in life-threatening condition. Police investigate.
Tusk warns NATO is disintegrating
Poland's PM Donald Tusk warns NATO is disintegrating amid US-German tensions and pressure on allies to boost defence spending, with UK falling behind targets.
CCTV Shows Attack on French Nun in Jerusalem
Israeli police release video of a man attacking a French Catholic nun in Jerusalem, sparking widespread condemnation. The suspect, 36, is arrested.
CCTV Captures Attack on French Nun in Jerusalem
A video shows a man violently pushing a French nun to the ground in Jerusalem, drawing widespread condemnation from Israel and France.
World Forgets Palestinian Suffering Amid Iran War
Six months after Gaza ceasefire, 800+ civilians killed; West Bank violence surges. World's attention shifts to Iran, leaving Palestinians in crisis.
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British Jews Face Antisemitic Violence: Where Are Anti-Racists?
Jonathan Freedland argues that British Jews face a deadly antisemitic threat, and calls on fellow Britons and anti-racist movements to stand up against the violence.
Burnham Eyes Return to Westminster Within Weeks
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has a credible plan to return to Westminster within weeks, with allies saying he will use a byelection to set out a new agenda for government.
Burnham's Plan to Replace Starmer Gains Momentum
Andy Burnham's team prepares a manifesto and targets seats for a Westminster return as Labour MPs grow disillusioned with Keir Starmer's leadership.
Ultra Electronics to Pay £15m in SFO Bribery Settlement
UK defence firm Ultra Electronics agrees to pay £15m after admitting failure to prevent bribery in Algeria and Oman. The SFO secures a win amid recent case collapses.
20 Photos: Global Events This Week
From the Washington Hilton shooting to the London Marathon, see the week's most impactful moments captured by leading photojournalists worldwide.
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Starmer: Polanski 'Not Fit to Lead' Over Police Post
Keir Starmer condemned Zack Polanski as 'disgraceful' after the Green Party leader shared a post critical of police arresting a stabbing suspect in Golders Green.
Car Bomb Attack Near Belfast Leads to Charges
A 66-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a car bomb targeted Dunmurry police station in County Antrim. Police suspect the New IRA was behind the attack.
Voting Groups Sue Louisiana Over Primary Suspension
Voting rights activists sue to block Louisiana's suspension of congressional primaries after Supreme Court ruling on redistricting, citing chaos and voter disenfranchisement.
DOJ Rushed SPLC Indictment, Whistleblower Says
A whistleblower alleges Todd Blanche pressured prosecutors to file charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center despite weak evidence, prompting a House investigation.
Florida Probes Deaths of 31 Sloths at Theme Park Warehouse
Florida prosecutors investigate the deaths of 31 sloths imported from South America for a theme park. The animals died in an unheated warehouse, sparking calls for accountability.
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Trump Raises EU Car Tariffs to 25%, Accuses Bloc
President Trump announced a tariff increase on EU vehicles from 15% to 25%, citing non-compliance. The EU vows to protect its interests and may respond firmly.
Pope Appoints Former Undocumented Immigrant as Bishop
Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, who entered the US as an undocumented immigrant in 1990, as the new bishop of West Virginia.
Corrections and Clarifications: Ivor Montagu, Yesteryear, Black Death
Corrections to recent articles: Ivor Montagu attended Westminster School, not Eton; Yesteryear set in 1855, not 1805; Black Death illustration shows leprosy victims.
Massive May Day Protests Sweep Across US
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in cities nationwide on May Day to protest the Trump administration, immigration policies, social injustice, and the Iran war, with rallies from LA to DC.
Bard President Botstein Steps Down After Epstein Inquiry
Leon Botstein resigns as Bard College president after an investigation found he made 25 visits to Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse and failed to alert authorities.
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Trump Says Iran Hostilities Over, Defies War Powers Act
Donald Trump notified Congress that hostilities with Iran have terminated, arguing the 60-day War Powers Act deadline no longer applies. Democrats and legal experts push back.
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