Loose Women Clash Over Labour Politics in Heated Debate
Tensions flared on Loose Women as Gloria Hunniford and Kaye Adams argued over Labour leadership, with Hunniford refusing to disclose her vote.
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Ban Private Jets, Cut Motorway Speed to 60mph for Fuel Crisis
Climate groups urge UK to ban private jets and reduce motorway speed limits to 60mph to prevent looming fuel shortages and rising prices amid geopolitical tensions.
Digested Week: Starmer, Fake Medal, Spurs Battle
This week's digest covers Keir Starmer's leadership crisis, a French academic's fake prize, the surreal State Opening of Parliament, a fatal surgical error, and Tottenham's relegation fight.
Democrats Clash Over Secrecy of 2024 Election Autopsy
The DNC faces backlash for keeping its 2024 election autopsy secret, with Kamala Harris reportedly signaling support for release but staying silent publicly.
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Thompson: Supreme Court Ruling Is 'Red Meat' to Southern GOP
Mississippi Rep. Bennie Thompson says the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act ruling invites 'mischief' as Republicans target his district. He warns Black representation will decline.
Mali Airstrikes Hit Rebel Alliance in Junta Power Struggle
Mali's junta, backed by Russian mercenaries, launches airstrikes against a rebel coalition of Islamist extremists and Tuareg separatists after losing key northern town Kidal.
Queensland MPs Clash Over Romantic Lives in Parliament
The Queensland parliament descended into a bitter exchange of accusations about ministers' relationships, leaving both government and opposition bruised ahead of the Stafford byelection.
Migrants Not a Net Drain, Data Shows
Angus Taylor says migrants are a 'net drain' on Australia, but Treasury data shows migrants pay more tax than they receive in benefits, benefiting the economy.
Eurovision 2026: Why Australia Competes and Can Delta Win?
Delta Goodrem's Eclipse performance boosts Australia's odds to second. Explore why Australia is in Eurovision, scoring, and what a win would mean.
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Virginia Governor Vetoes Collective Bargaining Bill
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger vetoed a bill restoring collective bargaining for 50,000 public workers, sparking union accusations of betrayal.
Labour Must Choose Wisely or Face Farage at No 10
Jonathan Freedland argues Labour must pick a leader capable of winning the nation, warning that failure could lead to Nigel Farage becoming prime minister.
Man jailed for fatal punch outside Wetherspoons pub
Kyle O'Callaghan, 30, was sentenced to 10.5 years for killing Marcus Carpenter, 37, with a single punch outside a Wetherspoon's in Ebbw Vale.
Sutton Reform Councillors Refuse Media Contact
Sutton's first Reform UK councillors, Janey Gould and Alison Long, have told the Local Democracy Reporting Service to 'desist from contact' after being asked about their plans as the main opposition group.
UK Business Groups Unite Against Antisemitism
Over 40 UK business groups, including the CBI and British Chambers of Commerce, pledge zero tolerance for antisemitism after a Golders Green attack.
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Proportional Voting Map Shows 30 London Councils No Control
A new map reveals that under a proportional voting system, 30 out of 32 London boroughs would have no majority party control, highlighting democratic disparities.
Reform UK Councillor Quits Over OnlyFans Porn
Stephen Mousdell, a newly elected Reform UK councillor, resigned after it was revealed he runs a gay porn OnlyFans account, citing media pressure and impact on his relationship.
Eurovision Hypocrisy: Ban Russia, Keep Israel?
Eurovision banned Russia for its invasion of Ukraine but allows Israel despite Gaza war. A poll shows 75% of Brits see inconsistency. The EBU's moral stance is questioned.
Starmer Ally Admits PM Unpopular, Warns Against Copying Tories
Housing secretary Steve Reed concedes Keir Starmer is unpopular but urges Labour to unite, warning that changing leaders like the Tories would be disastrous.
Starmer Unpopular but Labour Must End Internal Nonsense
Housing secretary Steve Reed admits PM Keir Starmer is unpopular but urges Labour to focus on delivering change and stop internal conflicts amid leadership speculation.
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Burnham Return Bid Rattles Bond Markets, Sterling Falls
Andy Burnham's attempt to return to parliament as Labour MP spooks traders, sending sterling down 0.2% and gilt yields above 5%, raising borrowing costs.
Supreme Court Allows Suit Against Freight Broker Over Crash
The US Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Shawn Montgomery can sue CH Robinson for a 2017 truck crash that cost him his leg, potentially impacting the trucking industry.
US Legal Justification for Iran War Contradicts Trump
The US State Department's legal document on Iran war rejects Trump's 'imminent threat' claim, arguing the conflict has been ongoing for years, raising legal and negotiation concerns.
Starmer Vowing to Fight in New Cartoon
A cartoon by Stephen Lillie depicts Keir Starmer vowing to fight, capturing the political mood in a humorous yet poignant illustration.
Farage: £5m Crypto Gift Was 'Reward' for Brexit
Nigel Farage offers a new explanation for a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire, calling it a 'reward' for Brexit campaigning, amid investigations.
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Starmer as Foreign Secretary: Reviving Labour?
Former Europe minister Denis MacShane suggests Keir Starmer could be more effective as foreign secretary. Letters propose a Labour-Green merger to counter Reform UK.
Streeting Quits, Urges Starmer Resignation; Burnham Gains Momentum
Wes Streeting resigns as health secretary and calls for PM Keir Starmer to step down, but stops short of launching a leadership bid, potentially paving the way for Andy Burnham.
What Labour Leadership Candidates Would Do Differently
Explore how Andy Burnham, Wes Streeting, Angela Rayner, and Ed Miliband would change policy on transport, NHS, employment, and climate if they led Labour.
Cottrell-Boyce: Reading Is a Right, Not a Duty
Children's laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce urges policymakers to treat reading as a right, linking declining shared reading rates to poverty, housing insecurity, and social media.
Judge Bans Reporting of Bristol Grooming Trial
A judge has restricted reporting of the trial of six men accused of sexually assaulting teenage girls in Bristol, citing witness contamination risks.
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Roma Children Perform Hymn at Hungarian Parliament
Young Roma musicians performed the Roma hymn at Hungary's parliament, fulfilling a promise by PM Péter Magyar. Activists urge real change beyond symbolism.
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