Man Arrested for Offensive Symbol Near Antisemitism Hearing
A 68-year-old man was arrested in Sydney for wearing a shirt with an offensive symbol outside the venue of the royal commission into antisemitism.
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FCA Reviews Aggressive Claims Firms Over Compensation
The FCA reviews claims management firms for misleading ads and fees, targeting victims of the car finance scandal. Consumers warned against using these firms as the regulator's scheme is free.
Green Leader Admits Red Cross Spokesperson Error
Zack Polanski says he was wrong to claim being a Red Cross spokesperson, as Greens face scrutiny over rising popularity and antisemitism allegations.
Mexico City club charges US citizens $300 cover fee
Japan nightclub in Roma Norte charges Americans 5,000 pesos ($300) while others pay less, sparking debate over gentrification and US-Mexico tensions.
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Labour Is the Only Party Taking Climate Crisis Seriously
Climate minister Katie White argues Labour is the only party delivering real climate action, while Greens and Tories block progress. She urges voters to back Labour in local elections.
WSJ Editor Warns of Pre-Publication Legal Threats
Emma Tucker says powerful figures increasingly sue media outlets before publication as a PR strategy, posing a 'massive challenge' to journalism.
Pope Leo Denies Nuke Support After Trump Tirade
Pope Leo rejects Trump's claim that he supports Iran having nuclear weapons, urging critics to speak truthfully. Tensions rise ahead of meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
US Views on Pope Leo Near First Anniversary
As Pope Leo, the first American pope, nears his first year in office, we seek US perspectives on his papacy and exchanges with Donald Trump.
Burnham Sparks Labour Anger Over Green Rally
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham is criticized by Labour MPs for appearing at a progressive rally with Greens and Lib Dems, accused of undermining local election messaging.
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Badenoch Hints at Tory-Reform Council Pacts, Lib Dems Cry Foul
Kemi Badenoch suggests she would approve Conservative cooperation with Reform UK councillors, sparking accusations from Lib Dems of paving the way for Nigel Farage to enter Downing Street.
TSB Brand to Disappear from UK High Streets After 215 Years
Santander plans to phase out the TSB brand after its £2.6bn takeover, aiming to save £400m. No immediate changes for 12 months.
14-Day Rule Flight Changes: What UK Passengers Must Know
Proposed changes could let airlines like easyJet and BA alter flights last-minute without compensation. Consumer groups warn of unfairness.
Camden Greens Drop Candidate Over Anti-Semitism
Camden Greens withdraw support for Haverstock candidate Aziz Hakimi after suspension over anti-Semitic social media posts, but he remains on ballot.
Vienna Prepares for Eurovision 2026 Amid Protests
Vienna braces for Eurovision 2026 with 200,000 visitors, police prepare for protests over Israel's inclusion, and five countries boycott the contest.
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Polanski Admits Error Over Red Cross Claim
Green Party leader Zack Polanski admits he was wrong to claim he was a British Red Cross spokesman, saying he used the 'wrong word'.
Survivalist Veteran on Run After Shooting Wife
Craig Berry, a US special forces veteran, is missing after shooting his wife in Tennessee. Police fear his survival skills may help him evade capture.
Bondi Attack Suspect Faces 19 New Charges
Naveed Akram, accused of killing 15 at a Bondi Hanukkah event, faces 19 new charges including attempted murder. London-born Rabbi Eli Schlanger among victims.
Iran War Costs Next £47m, May Drive Up Prices
Retail giant Next reports £47m in added costs from the Iran war due to rising energy and transport prices, planning moderate price increases in non-European countries up to 8%.
New 100-Strong Met Unit to Protect Jewish People in London
The Metropolitan Police launches a 100-officer unit to protect Jewish communities amid rising antisemitic attacks, including a double stabbing in Golders Green treated as terrorism.
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Bank Tax at Risk in Local Elections Leadership Shake-Up
As local elections approach, speculation over a Labour leadership change puts bank taxes back in focus. A new chancellor could hike the banking surcharge, worrying investors.
Pornhub Restores Access for Some UK Users
Pornhub is available again to UK iPhone users who have completed Apple's age verification, three months after blocking most users due to the Online Safety Act.
Trump: 'I Work Out One Minute a Day Max'
US President Donald Trump joked he exercises only one minute daily, surrounded by young athletes. He has a history of avoiding physical exertion beyond golf.
DeSantis Signs Map Boosting GOP in Florida Midterms
Ron DeSantis signed a new congressional map into law, giving Republicans an advantage in four more races. Critics call it an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander.
Cabinet Warns MPs Against Ousting Starmer
Cabinet ministers caution Labour MPs that ousting Keir Starmer after poor local election results could unleash chaos, though many expect he won't lead into the next election.
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Trump Threatens Iran Over Strait of Hormuz Blockade
Donald Trump warns Iran will be 'blown off the face of the earth' if it attacks US vessels in the Gulf, as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Trump Orders Navy to Open Hormuz Strait Amid Clashes
Trump orders US Navy to guide ships through Hormuz Strait, sparking clashes with Iran. Australia faces gas tax debate, EV incentives, and rising property borrowing.
Zelenskyy Offers Open-Ended Truce to Russia for Victory Day
Ukraine's president proposes a ceasefire starting May 5, while Russia demands a two-day halt for Victory Day. Moscow threatens missile strikes if ignored.
Trump Threatens Iran Over Strait of Hormuz
Trump threatens Iran with destruction if it attacks US vessels, as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Other news includes food aid fraud claims, Rubio meeting Pope, and more.
Supreme Court Expedites Voting Rights Ruling for Louisiana
The US Supreme Court expedited a Voting Rights Act ruling to allow Louisiana to redraw congressional maps before midterms, sparking dissent from Justice Jackson.
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Trump's Media Disdain Helps Tech Giants Fight Australia News Tax
Bruce Wolpe argues that Trump's contempt for media and his 'disappointment' with Australia create a powerful opportunity for tech giants to pressure him into opposing Australia's news bargaining incentive.
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