Ece Temelkuran: Europe must learn from Turkey's mistakes
Ece Temelkuran, exiled Turkish journalist, discusses fascism, death threats, and the political power of home in her new book Nation of Strangers.
Category : Politics
Danny Röhl exits Rangers; Derek McInnes linked
Danny Röhl departs Rangers for RB Salzburg by mutual consent, with Derek McInnes and Steven Gerrard linked to the vacant managerial post.
Trump Jokes About Being 'The Boss' at G7 Summit
US President Donald Trump joked he was 'the boss' during a G7 summit meeting, drawing laughter from other world leaders. Video shows the lighthearted moment.
BBC's Silent Majority: Survey Reveals Loyal Support
A new survey from Radio Times reveals strong public support for the BBC, challenging the narrative of widespread criticism. Respondents express trust, value independence, and defend the licence fee.
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Trump Backs G7 Iran Deal Amid Domestic Criticism
Donald Trump supports a joint G7 statement on Iran, facing domestic criticism. Also: Russian warship incident, Alligator Alcatraz closures, and Arctic refreezing efforts.
Trump derails Clayton's confirmation as intelligence chief
Donald Trump disrupted Jay Clayton's confirmation as DNI, allowing Bill Pulte to remain acting director amid bipartisan criticism over his qualifications.
Killing Anna Review: Catfishing a Syrian War Criminal
Sam Benstead's documentary follows Annsar Shahoud's catfishing operation to expose Amjad Youssef, perpetrator of the Tadamon massacre in Syria.
US Public Still Favors Climate Action Despite Trump's Push
Despite Trump's fossil fuel drive, two-thirds of Americans remain worried about climate change, but media coverage has shrunk, creating a spiral of silence.
Multinationals may be aiding Israeli war crimes in Lebanon
Human rights experts allege six construction equipment companies may be complicit in war crimes after Israeli military used their bulldozers to demolish villages in south Lebanon.
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Sikhs rethink Reform UK support over kirpan ban and Farage remarks
Reform UK faces backlash from Sikh voters after proposing a kirpan ban and Nigel Farage's 'pure, cold rage' comments, threatening recent electoral gains.
Trump warns he will resume bombing Iran if it acts up at G7
At G7 summit, Trump defends Iran ceasefire deal, warns of renewed bombing if Tehran misbehaves, and rejects US contribution to $300bn fund.
Labor Chief Threatens State Funds Over Fraud Claims Without Data
Keith Sonderling, acting US labor secretary, sent letters to 53 states and territories threatening to withhold administrative funds over unemployment fraud, but provided no data to support allegations.
Yacht Couple Urge Calm After Russian Warning Shots
British retirees Jane and Alan Kelvey call for calm after a Russian warship fired warning shots near their yacht in the Channel, disputing Russia's account.
Al-Othman Reflects on Voter Questions Ahead of Makerfield Count
Hannah Al-Othman thanks voters for their questions as she prepares for the Makerfield count, promising updates from the election night.
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Aberdeen South Byelection: Oil and Gas Dominate Contest
The Aberdeen South byelection is a straight fight between SNP and Tories over North Sea oil and gas, with energy policy dominating the campaign in this key constituency.
Ex-Health Worker Cautioned Over Princess's Records
A former healthcare worker was formally cautioned for trying to sell Princess of Wales's private medical records. The ICO investigated after the London Clinic reported a breach.
Macron Hosts Trump at Versailles Amid Leftist Fury
French left accuses Emmanuel Macron of groveling as he hosts Donald Trump for a lavish dinner at the Palace of Versailles, sparking political backlash.
BBC axes Radio 4's The World Tonight after 50 years
The BBC has announced the closure of Radio 4's The World Tonight as part of sweeping cuts to save £500m, affecting hundreds of jobs and other programmes.
Starmer Promises Burnham Key Role in Potential Government
Keir Starmer says he wants Andy Burnham to have a significant role in government if Labour wins the Makerfield byelection, but rules out stepping down as leader.
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Harry and Meghan to bring children to UK for first time in 4 years
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will bring Archie and Lilibet to the UK for the first time since 2022, as Harry seeks to reconnect with King Charles.
Starmer Offers Burnham Cabinet Role to Avert Challenge
Keir Starmer says Andy Burnham is a 'huge asset' and would get a cabinet job, as he faces a potential leadership challenge after the Makerfield byelection.
Union leader backs Burnham as best hope to beat Reform
NASUWT general secretary Matt Wrack endorses Andy Burnham, warning a Reform government would be 'devastating' for education and calling for robust policy change.
Senate panel defies Trump over Clayton hearing
Senator Tom Cotton says the intelligence committee will proceed with Jay Clayton's confirmation hearing despite Trump's claim it was cancelled, unless the president withdraws the nomination.
Luigi Mangione to Use Psychiatric Defense in Murder Trial
Luigi Mangione's legal team plans a psychiatric defense in his state murder trial for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, citing extreme emotional disturbance.
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World Cup 2026: Starmer Urges England to Dare to Dream
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Bills to curb Slapps launched in UK parliament
Private members' bills to protect whistleblowers and journalists from strategic lawsuits gain cross-party support in UK parliament, with Labour ministers backing the measures.
Trump: If Iran misbehaves, we'll bomb them again
US President Donald Trump said the Iran deal is not final and threatened to resume bombing if Tehran does not behave, speaking at the G7 summit.
Hanson's Speech Sparks Global Backlash
Pauline Hanson's recent speech has been condemned as shameful, with critics noting it echoed rightwing rhetoric from the UK and US. The address has sparked widespread backlash.
Broken Trust: Police Failures in Child Domestic Violence Cases
An exclusive Guardian Australia investigation reveals how police ignored warnings about a toddler's killer, exposing systemic failures in protecting children from domestic violence.
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UK critical infrastructure hit by 200 cyber incidents annually
The UK's critical national infrastructure faced over 200 cyber incidents in the past year, with state-linked attackers behind 75% of them, warns the NCSC chief.
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