Starmer mistakenly says UK has North Korea trade deal
Sir Keir Starmer mistakenly said the UK had a trade deal with North Korea during PMQs, quickly correcting to South Korea after a note was passed to him.
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Beastie House Abuse: Authorities Failed Children
A damning review of the Beastie House abuse ring in Scotland reveals over 20 missed warnings, with children screaming for help as officials left. Systemic failures exposed.
Putin Limps at China Summit, Health Questions Arise
Vladimir Putin appeared to limp while stepping out of his car at a summit with Xi Jinping, sparking fresh speculation about the Russian president's health.
Gemma Collins Gov Ad Sparks Backlash: 'Disgraceful'
The Department for Education faces criticism over a new ad featuring Gemma Collins, with many calling it tone-deaf and wasteful. The reality star responds.
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China Wins After Trump and Putin Visits
China gains the upper hand as both Trump and Putin visit Beijing, strengthening ties while Beijing extracts maximum leverage from its relationships with both superpowers.
Eurovision Star Mae Muller Near Quitting Music
Mae Muller, UK's 2023 Eurovision entry, says she's 'miserable' and at 'the end of my tether,' considering leaving music. Fans urge her to stay.
Paramount Backs CBS News Chief Bari Weiss Amid Controversies
Paramount expresses support for CBS News editor in chief Bari Weiss amid controversies and lagging ratings, denying reports of a role change that would reduce her oversight.
Former Governor General Peter Hollingworth Dies at 91
Peter Hollingworth, former governor general and Anglican archbishop of Brisbane, has died aged 91. He resigned in 2003 over his handling of child sexual abuse in the church.
Vance Backs UK Anti-Immigration Activists After London Rally
US Vice-President JD Vance encourages UK anti-immigration activists to continue their efforts, aligning with Tommy Robinson's 'unite the kingdom' rally that drew tens of thousands in London.
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Cassidy: No Regrets Over Trump Impeachment Vote
Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, who lost his primary after voting to convict Trump, says he has no regrets about his impeachment vote and feels 'great' about upholding the Constitution.
LA Fire Officials Cleared of Discrimination in Eaton Fire
A consulting firm found LA County fire officials did not discriminate in evacuation orders during the Eaton fire, but an Altadena group disputes the findings.
Israeli Strikes Kill 19 in Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed at least 19 people, including children and women, as clashes with Hezbollah persist despite a US-brokered ceasefire.
Trump Critic Massie Defeated in Kentucky GOP Primary
Trump-backed Ed Gallrein ousts 7-term Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky primary, signaling Trump's grip on GOP. Massie vows to finish term.
NT Government's Response to Indigenous Child Death Criticized
Fiona Stanley and Marcia Langton criticize the NT government's inquiry into Kumanjayi Little Baby's death, highlighting failures in Aboriginal child protection and the need for community-controlled services.
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Global Power Shifts Fast, Britain Stuck in Brexit Rut
Analysis: As Trump meets Xi, UK politics ignores its diminished global role. Brexit's costs are avoided in byelection debates, hindering a serious future strategy.
Nigel Farage's Rise Shows Accountability Is a Political Fairytale
George Monbiot argues that political accountability is a myth, using Nigel Farage's career as an example of how leaders profit from chaos they create.
Wilson Calls Budget 'Earthquake', Warns of Clean-Up
Shadow treasurer Tim Wilson likens the federal budget to an earthquake requiring substantial clean-up, urging a new dawn for Australian living standards.
Who Writes Trump's Truth Social Posts? Podcast
A Guardian podcast examines Thomas Massie's primary loss after Trump's attack and investigates who actually pens the president's Truth Social posts.
Musk Loses OpenAI Lawsuit, Vows Appeal
Elon Musk loses legal battle against OpenAI's Sam Altman. The trial exposed big tech rivalries and the global AI race. Musk plans to appeal.
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Thucydides Trap: Lost in Translation, Scholars Say
Scholars argue the Thucydides trap phrase used by Xi Jinping misrepresents the Greek historian's original meaning, focusing on subjective perception of necessity.
Brexiters Lament Great Betrayal at London Conference
Delusional Brexiters gather at Freedom Association conference, blaming unelected politicians and betrayals for Brexit's failure, ignoring reality.
Trump Donor Paul Singer Eyes Millions in Thames Water Deal
Billionaire Trump donor Paul Singer could profit from a Thames Water rescue deal. Critics warn against handing control to 'vulture capitalists'.
NAACP Boycotts College Sports in South Over Voting Rights
The NAACP urges a boycott of college sports in states with restrictive voting laws, targeting SEC and ACC events to protest voter suppression.
Indonesia Domestic Workers Fight for Rights
Indonesian domestic workers are organizing to demand better pay and protections, challenging systemic exploitation and inspiring global labor movements.
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Southampton expelled from playoff final for spying
Southampton have been expelled from the Championship playoff final and docked four points for spying on Middlesbrough and two other teams. Middlesbrough will face Hull City at Wembley.
Reform Candidate: King Should House Asylum Seekers
Reform UK's Makerfield candidate Robert F Kenyon posted inflammatory tweets, including calling for the King to open Buckingham Palace for asylum seekers, before his X account was suspended.
Gemma Collins Appointed to DfE Role, Internet Reacts
The Department for Education announced Gemma Collins as a new adviser via X video, sparking mixed reactions from the public and online users.
Pennsylvania Primary May Shape Democratic Party's Path
A competitive Pennsylvania primary pits establishment insiders against firefighter Bob Brooks, testing blue-collar populism's appeal in a key swing district.
More US Women Move Abroad Driven by Politics and Work-Life Balance
40% of US women aged 15-44 want to emigrate, citing politics, gun violence, and work-life balance. Relocation firms report surging inquiries post-2024 election.
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Uefa Rejects Fifa's Automatic Red Card Rules
Uefa will not implement Fifa's new automatic red card rules for players covering mouths or leaving the pitch in protest, keeping existing regulations for its competitions.
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