Yousaf Demands Harsh Sentence for Ex-SNP Chief Murrell
Former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf calls for a hefty jail term for Peter Murrell, who embezzled £400,000 from the SNP, expressing anger at the betrayal.
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Ousted BP Chair Disputes Misconduct Claims
Albert Manifold, fired as BP chair after less than a year, denies poor conduct allegations, calling his removal a 'false narrative' amid ongoing boardroom turmoil.
Reform UK Facebook Ad Spending Surged Before May Elections
Reform UK spent £252,000 on Facebook ads in the final two weeks before May elections, nearly matching Labour, with sophisticated targeting and localised ads.
Trump-Backed Paxton Defeats Cornyn in Texas Primary
Ken Paxton, scandal-ridden Texas AG, defeats John Cornyn in GOP runoff, signaling Trump's enduring grip. Plus: UN warns of record hunger due to Iran war.
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US Divided on Pope Leo's AI Remarks
Pope Leo XIV's criticism of rapid AI development sparks division among Americans, with some praising his moral leadership and others warning against government overreach.
Hackney's First Green Mayor Gets to Work
Zoë Garbett, Hackney's first Green mayor, takes office after a historic local election victory, vowing to tackle housing, inequality, and climate justice in one of England's most diverse and deprived boroughs.
Home Office Rejects Funding for Domestic Abuse Death Reviews
The Home Office has rejected a proposal to allocate funds for domestic homicide reviews, sparking concern from the domestic abuse commissioner.
Ex-RAF Militant Jailed 13 Years After Decades on Run
Daniela Klette, former Red Army Faction member, sentenced to 13 years for armed robberies committed while hiding for three decades in Berlin.
Starmer Faces New Questions Over Mandelson Vetting
Fresh revelations about Peter Mandelson's security clearance raise questions for Keir Starmer and officials over links to China, Russia, and a £1m loan.
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Democratic AGs Shut Out of White House Fraud Event
Three Democratic state attorneys general say their deputies were turned away from a White House fraud roundtable hosted by JD Vance, accusing the Trump administration of politicizing the issue.
Blair's Self-Deluded Critique of Labour Delusions
John Crace digests Tony Blair's essay on Labour's self-delusion, highlighting Blair's own self-delusion as he critiques the party he once led.
Burnham Rejects Blair's Labour Critique on Inequality
Andy Burnham and Torsten Bell criticize Tony Blair's essay for ignoring inequality and austerity, calling it out of touch with today's political challenges.
Labor Uses Toys and Memes to Sell Budget Tax Changes
Amid fierce online debate, Labor turns to soft toys and memes to simplify complex budget tax changes, while facing concerns over public messaging.
Budget Cuts Show Warped Priorities on Disability and Dental Care
Analysis reveals how budget cuts to NDIS disproportionately affect people with Down syndrome, while dental care inequality is ignored. Conservative media focuses on wealthy tax breaks.
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Alan Halsall Splits from Ellie Dolan After Year-Long Romance
Coronation Street star Alan Halsall, 43, has reportedly split from girlfriend Ellie Dolan, 26, after a whirlwind year-long romance that fizzled out.
Blair Urges Labour Policy Debate Before Leadership Choice
Tony Blair advises Labour to set policy direction before choosing a leader, criticising Andy Burnham's claim of 40 years of government failure.
Pocock Calls Podcast Gambling Ad Rules 'Bonkers'
Independent senator David Pocock criticizes proposed online gambling ad restrictions requiring podcasters to upload multiple versions, calling the situation 'bonkers'.
Rinehart Backs McWilliam's Southern Cross Stake
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart bankrolled former Seven executive Bruce McWilliam's $26m purchase of a 9.73% stake in Southern Cross Media, marking her return to the media sector.
Andy Burnham's Rise and Progressive Politics Fight
Clive Lewis analyzes Andy Burnham's political ascent, the fiscal constraints Labour faces, and three key battles progressives must win to transform Britain's economy and democracy.
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Labor Gambling Reform Podcast Pushback
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Knifepoint Robberies Drop by Fifth in UK Hotspot Areas
Knifepoint robberies have fallen by a fifth across seven UK hotspot areas including London, Manchester, and Birmingham, according to Home Office figures released during National Knife Crime Awareness Week.
Labour Crackdown on Social Media for Kids
Labour announces new measures to regulate social media platforms, aiming to protect children from harmful content and online exploitation.
Supreme Court Rejects NFL Appeal in Flores Case
The US Supreme Court refused to hear the NFL's appeal in Brian Flores's racial discrimination lawsuit, allowing the case to proceed to trial. Flores, a former Dolphins coach, alleges racist hiring practices.
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Suzanne Swierc, fired from Ball State University over a Facebook post about Charlie Kirk, settles for $225,000. The ACLU lawsuit alleged free speech violations.
Reform UK Candidate Questioned Covid Severity in Deleted Posts
Reform UK's Makerfield candidate Robert Kenyon appeared to doubt Covid seriousness and vaccine efficacy in deleted social media posts, advising a person with the virus to 'stop having boosters'.
RFK Jr Wrestles Snakes, Gets Bitten in Florida Video
Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr posted a video of himself wrestling two black racer snakes in Florida, getting bitten by one, adding to his history of bizarre animal encounters.
Enhanced Games: A Failing Venture by 2031?
After attending the inaugural Enhanced Games, a journalist explains why he believes the event will collapse within five years, citing a lack of genuine sporting passion and reliance on drug sales.
Reform UK plan would sack more planners than exist
Reform UK's plan to cut civil service roles would sack more planners than exist and two-thirds of prison psychologists, sparking criticism from Labour.
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