BBC Radio Scotland Staff Report 'Deep Unease' Over Axed Women
Staff at BBC Radio Scotland express 'deep unease' after a majority of axed presenters are women, raising diversity concerns amid a shift to commercial sensibility.
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Reform UK Candidate's Diary: Farage, Vans, and Fossil Fuels
A satirical diary of Robert Kenyon, Reform UK candidate, featuring Nigel Farage, Tony Blair, Carol Vorderman, and a disdain for net zero.
Newsom Signs Law to Shield California Elections from Trump
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law to protect state elections from federal interference, citing fears of Trump administration meddling in the 2026 midterms.
France Repeals Code Noir After 178 Years
France's National Assembly unanimously voted to repeal the Code Noir, a 1685 law that treated enslaved people as property, ending a centuries-old legal remnant of slavery.
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Why a 'teal party' could backfire on independents
The rise of One Nation drives a right-wing realignment in Australian politics, while a potential 'teal party' among independents sparks debate on progressive centre shifts and budget reform.
Tony Abbott to Leave Advance for Liberal Presidency
Tony Abbott will leave his advisory role at rightwing group Advance upon becoming Liberal Party federal president, amid concerns he may appoint Advance allies to key positions.
Tony Blair and Labour's Soul: Political Analysis
Peter Walker and pollster Luke Tryl discuss Tony Blair's intervention in Labour leadership and the Makerfield byelection prospects.
Sikh Man Guilty of Murdering Student, Lied About Attack
Vickrum Digwa was found guilty of murdering 18-year-old Henry Nowak with a ceremonial blade. He falsely claimed self-defense and reported the victim for racism.
Albino Buffalo 'Donald Trump' Spared from Sacrifice
A rare albino buffalo named Donald Trump for his blonde hair has been spared from sacrifice during Eid al-Adha in Bangladesh and will live in a national zoo.
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Greyhound Trainer Avoids Ban Over Cocaine in Dog
Geoffrey Dalton fined $300 after his dog tested positive for cocaine, but Vcat rejects appeal for temporary ban, citing lapsed registration and reputational damage.
US Indictment of Raúl Castro: Pretext for State Violence
The US indictment of Raúl Castro is not about justice but a pretext for more state violence against Cuba, continuing a long history of imperial intervention that harms civilians.
Rare Albino Buffalo 'Donald Trump' Saved from Eid Sacrifice
A rare albino buffalo nicknamed 'Donald Trump' in Bangladesh was spared from Eid sacrifice due to security concerns and public interest, moved to the national zoo.
Trump Refiles $10bn WSJ Defamation Suit Over Epstein
Donald Trump refiles a $10bn defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over an article about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, claiming the birthday card bearing his signature was fake.
Americans Mourn White House After Trump 'Desecrates' It
Donald Trump's White House renovations, including a ballroom and UFC ring, spark outrage among Americans who call it a 'desecration' of history.
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NZ Youth Hopeful Despite Social Cohesion Fractures
A report reveals social cohesion fraying in New Zealand, but under-35s remain optimistic. Cost of living, trust in government, and isolation are key issues across regions.
Albanese's Perilous Path to Reform
Australia's PM Albanese navigates a challenging political landscape to push through reforms, balancing party factions and public opinion.
Santos Delays Narrabri Gas Project, Focuses on Beetaloo
Santos CEO says company won't spend capital on Narrabri gas project while awaiting approvals, prompting critics to urge abandonment of the controversial NSW development.
Why You Should Finally Quit Elon Musk's X Platform
Jonathan Liew argues that staying on X, now an open sewer of disinformation and hate, harms progressives and society. Quitting is the only ethical choice.
UK 'Sleepwalking into Food Crisis' Amid Heat, Inflation, Iran War
Experts warn Britain faces a food crisis due to extreme weather, inflation, and the Iran war, urging government action on food security and supply chain resilience.
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London Teachers Strike Over School Funding Cuts
Parents are divided as teachers strike in Waltham Forest over funding cuts, with school closures and protests highlighting the crisis in London education.
Tony Blair's Radical Centrism Bid Stirs Debate, Not Labour Favorites
Tony Blair's 5,700-word intervention promoting 'Radical Centrism' sparks debate but is dismissed by Labour leadership hopefuls. Critics question timing and substance.
Coronation Street: Brody Arrested for Theft Amid Murder Probe
Brody Michaelis is arrested for theft in Coronation Street, complicating the Theo Silverton murder investigation as police close in on the killer.
Trump admin may halt flights in sanctuary cities
The Trump administration plans to stop processing international flights in sanctuary cities in response to protests at an ICE detention center in New Jersey.
Jill Biden: I Thought Joe Biden Was Having a Stroke in Debate
In a CBS interview, Jill Biden reveals she was 'frightened' during Joe Biden's 2024 debate with Trump, fearing he had a stroke. She discusses his faltering performance and subsequent withdrawal from the race.
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Cartoon: Jennings, Blair Critique Labour Policy
A cartoon by Nicola Jennings depicts Tony Blair critiquing Labour policy, highlighting the tension between New Labour and current party direction.
NY, NJ Subpoena FIFA Over World Cup Ticket Practices
New York and New Jersey attorneys general investigate FIFA's ticketing for 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium, citing misleading seat locations and inflated prices.
Oxfam Calls for Radical Reform of International Aid System
Oxfam GB CEO Richard Hawkes responds to Halima Begum's call for aid sector reform, urging evolution of INGOs, donors, and governments to shift power locally.
Reform UK Candidate: Brexit Was 'Nationalistic Pish'
Reform UK's Makerfield byelection candidate Robert Kenyon criticized Brexit as economically harmful on a rugby forum, contradicting his claimed support for Leave.
Putin's Waning Support as War Drags On
Guardian Weekly reports on Putin's loss of elite and public trust amid Ukraine war, plus Ebola crisis, Whistler's Mother restoration, and more.
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Streeting and Burnham Criticise Blair on Inequality
Wes Streeting argues Tony Blair's vision fails to confront inequality, urging Labour to harness technology democratically for social justice and economic fairness.
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