Emmerdale fans predict Jean Tate return after New Zealand clue
Emmerdale fans believe a mention of New Zealand hints at Jean Tate's return, potentially shaking up the Tate family after producer Laura Shaw teased new arrivals.
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Games Inbox: Skyrim remake, PS5 boycott, God of War planning
Tuesday's letters question the lack of a Skyrim remake, doubt the PS5 boycott's effectiveness, and explore God of War's long-term story planning.
Does Albanese rule Labor with an iron grip? Podcast analysis
The Labor party conference, held every three years, was notably different this time. Reged Ahmad and Tom McIlroy discuss PM Albanese's tight control and its impact on party's chances against One Nation.
Webb vows to increase minority match officials in football
Howard Webb, England's chief refereeing officer, commits to diversifying the officiating pool, rejecting backlash against diversity initiatives and emphasising quality.
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Cracker Barrel CEO steps down after logo backlash
Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Masino steps down after a political firestorm over a modernized logo that critics called 'woke'. The chain's stock dropped nearly 3% on the news.
Why didn't I get the AusAlert sound? National test explained
During Australia's national emergency alert test on July 27, many phones failed to sound. Here's why some devices missed the alert and what to do for future tests.
Infantino Defends World Cup, Accuses Critics of Hate
FIFA President Gianni Infantino defends the 2026 World Cup as safe and joyful, accusing critics of spreading hate and false narratives while overlooking the tournament's unity.
House GOP Faces Tough Midterms After Legislative Losses
House Republicans head into summer recess after passing war funding and defense bills, but face Democratic resurgence and internal divisions ahead of midterms.
House GOP advances $95bn Iran war, farmer aid, voting bill
House Republicans passed a budget resolution 216-214 to write a $95bn reconciliation bill funding the Iran war, aiding farmers, and attempting new voting restrictions, though policy changes may be stripped in the Senate.
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Alp Conference: Space for Disagreement?
The ALP conference faces questions about internal dissent as party unity is tested. Will there be room for disagreement or just a show of harmony?
Trump's NYT leak investigation aims to punish reporters
The Trump administration's subpoena of New York Times reporters in a leak investigation is a tactic to punish the press, not find leakers, argues journalist James Risen.
Italy talks Guardiola, Ancelotti for coach role
Italy has held talks with Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti about becoming the new national team coach, following their failure to qualify for a third straight World Cup.
Badenoch must adapt rhetoric for Burnham challenge
Kemi Badenoch's first speech since Andy Burnham became PM focused on economic competence and questioned how he would fund his policies, as Tories urge her to adapt her approach.
Norway files FIFA complaint over Trump Balogun interference
Norway will submit a formal complaint to FIFA over Donald Trump's alleged interference in suspending Folarin Balogun's World Cup red card, calling it a 'mistake' that threatens the game's integrity.
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Trump's Iran War Unpopular and Costly; He Remains Unfazed
President Trump's war in Iran costs $37.5bn and is deeply unpopular, with only 28% of Americans supporting it. Trump says the conflict won't impact him politically, alarming Republicans ahead of the midterms.
NSW Labor Under Threat from One Nation, July 22 Recap
NSW Premier Chris Minns says Labor must fight for votes against One Nation. Also: Barnaby Joyce's dog rant, Perth teen charged with mother's murder, domestic violence warnings, and more.
1 in 10 Americans see politics as top safety threat
A new survey reveals 10% of Americans identify politics as the greatest risk to their personal safety, 10 times the global average, reflecting deep partisan divisions.
Garrett: Labor Must Debate $368bn Aukus Pact
Peter Garrett calls for Labor to debate the $368bn Aukus submarine pact at its national conference, citing unresolved concerns over cost, feasibility, and nuclear waste.
AOC Should Run for President: A Serious Left Campaign
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez can run a serious national campaign on the left and pull a movement behind it. She should announce early, learn from Sanders, and speak to working-class anger.
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Integrity vs Loyalty: Trump Nominees' Conflict
Robert Reich argues Trump's nominees face a choice between personal integrity and loyalty to Trump, citing hearings of Blanche, Schwartz, and Clayton.
Tuchel's outdated English style risks England's World Cup hopes
Thomas Tuchel's reliance on physicality over ball players has backfired for England, with critics urging a shift towards the risk-taking style seen in youth teams.
Andy Burnham becomes PM, promises change in first speech
Andy Burnham delivered a short, heartfelt speech as new prime minister, vowing to end rough sleeping and ease cost of living, as Keir Starmer left No 10 without tears.
Andy Burnham Sparks Thirst as He Moves to Downing Street
Andy Burnham, now Prime Minister, has gained a fanbase lusting over his looks, dubbed 'Manchester Mogger'. Psychotherapists explain why power and shared values fuel the attraction.
Ralph Norman joins Senate race despite Trump endorsement
Republican Rep. Ralph Norman announces Senate bid to succeed Lindsey Graham, despite Donald Trump endorsing Graham's sister Darline, should she run.
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Labor conference: unity expected, not past feuds
Next week's Labor national conference in Adelaide is expected to showcase constructive unity, avoiding divisive fights of the past, as the party seeks to entrench public perception of stability.
Malcolm Roberts' conspiracy theories under scrutiny
One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts faces scrutiny over conspiracy theories including chemtrails and Covid vaccines as the party surges in polls, surpassing Coalition briefly in 2026.
McKenzie: Conservatives at war with 'leftwing globalists'
Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie told CPAC London that conservatives are in a war against mass immigration and leftwing globalists, urging rightwing movements to unite and fight back.
Burnham's vow to end Labour briefing wars will test his grip
Andy Burnham's vision to end briefing culture faces immediate tensions over key appointments like chancellor, with Ed Miliband and Shabana Mahmood targeted by factional briefings.
Five Great Reads: Odyssey, Dacre, Neill, Mushrooms, Garbage
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap features Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, Paul Dacre's influence, Sam Neill's legacy, a Tarkine mushroom tour, and Jakarta's garbage mountains.
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Fact-checking Trump's election interference claims
Donald Trump claimed China interfered in US elections, but intelligence found no evidence Beijing altered the 2020 vote. The Guardian fact-checks his address.
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