David Lammy used a series of football metaphors to support Keir Starmer, but critics say his mixed analogies scored an own goal. The Deputy PM urged Labour to 'get on the pitch' amid by-election drama.
Donald Trump skipped a nine-hour prayer festival at the National Mall to play golf, instead sending two Truth Social posts. He also shared an AI image of himself as Jesus.
Cate Blanchett criticizes Hollywood for quickly suppressing the #MeToo movement, noting persistent gender imbalance on film sets with 10 women to 75 men.
Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner explores the information crisis, where fake news evolves into a feeling that reality itself is fake, and how journalism can reunite us.
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Donald Trump posted 19 AI-generated images on Truth Social, including walking with an alien and blowing up targets from space, amid ongoing Iran War.
Nigel Farage under fire for £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, claimed for personal security. Also: lookalike claims, Neanderthal dentistry, and more.
James Kyle proposes an opt-out solidarity tax surcharge for millionaires, leveraging nudge theory to increase voluntary tax contributions, addressing the gap between stated willingness and actual revenue.
The US tightens its economic stranglehold on Cuba, with an oil blockade causing blackouts and an impending indictment for Raúl Castro, as Trump boasts 'Cuba is next'.
Ella Baron's cartoon critiques Keir Starmer's leadership amid Labour infighting and policy dilemmas, highlighting the party's struggle for direction.
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Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada says the company will no longer work with hundreds of film figures who signed a petition against Vincent Bolloré's influence, escalating tensions in French cinema.
Thousands gathered in Washington DC for a prayer rally backed by the White House, drawing criticism for mixing church and state with Republican officials and evangelical speakers.
A decade after Theresa May's radical reform pledge, a Nationwide member's bid for a board seat tests the limits of corporate democracy in the UK.
Comedian Charlie Berens uses his platform to oppose AI datacenter projects in Wisconsin, citing environmental risks and lack of transparency, while facing backlash from unions and officials.
A new Medicare pilot to reimburse patients for hemp-derived CBD products faces a looming federal ban that could criminalize most hemp items, including non-intoxicating CBD.
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The FTC settled with Media Matters but used fear to chill speech. This article explores how government and oligarchs collaborate to make dissent financially ruinous, threatening democracy.
James Clyburn faces district dismantling after Supreme Court guts Voting Rights Act, sparking accusations of 'Jim Crow 2.0' as GOP redraws maps.
Photographer Rankin releases videos with terminally ill people urging MPs to revive the stalled assisted dying bill in England and Wales.
A row within Labour over EU membership intensifies as Wes Streeting advocates rejoining, while Lisa Nandy calls his comments 'odd,' highlighting party divisions ahead of a crucial byelection.
Farmers and environmentalists decry South Australia's decision to allow fracking on the Limestone Coast two years early, citing risks to groundwater and broken promises.
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Richard Meagher's fall and rise after the Dean case shows how disgraced figures use victimhood, distortion, and allies to rebuild power—a playbook still relevant today.
A coalition of 15 health organisations accuses the tobacco industry of reshaping public debate in Australia to push for excise cuts, warning it could undo decades of progress in reducing smoking rates.
Sons of Saudi scholars facing death penalty urge Cambridge to halt plans for staff training courses with Riyadh's defence ministry, citing human rights abuses.
UK ministers commission UK Sport assessment for potential North of England Olympic and Paralympic Games bid in the 2040s, aiming to boost Northern Growth Corridor.
Tom Francis, a 26-year-old British actor known for stage work and Netflix's 'You', has auditioned for James Bond, sparking mixed fan reactions and speculation.
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Tech entrepreneurs use AI-generated images of Anthony Albanese to protest capital gains tax changes, warning of startup flight overseas.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy dismisses speculation about a leadership challenge to PM Keir Starmer as 'froth and nonsense', insisting he will not resign before summer.
Liberal MPs express concern that Angus Taylor's immigration policy, linking intake to housing completions, mirrors One Nation's agenda, corroding the party's soul.
A Kansas judge temporarily blocked a law banning gender-transition treatments for minors, ruling in favor of parents who argued they have the right to make medical decisions for their children.
Plummeting approval ratings for Trump, Netanyahu, and Putin signal waning influence. Could leadership changes reverse global pessimism and bring renewed hope?
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