Australia Allocates $300M for Jewish Security After Bondi Attack
Australia's federal budget earmarks $604 million in response to the Bondi terror attack, with $300 million for Jewish community security and support.
Australia's federal budget earmarks $604 million in response to the Bondi terror attack, with $300 million for Jewish community security and support.
BBC employees worry about a small pay rise after executives freeze their own salaries amid £600m cost-cutting and up to 2,000 job cuts.
Rep. Jen Kiggans faces backlash after agreeing with a radio host's racist 'cotton-picking' comment about Hakeem Jeffries. Democrats call for resignation.
Labour MP Paula Barker says bond markets will have to fall in line with Andy Burnham's left-leaning economic platform, despite recent gilt sell-offs and market volatility.
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RecommendedVladimir Putin's former schoolteacher, Vera Gurevich, appeared uncertain of his identity during a staged dinner meeting, sparking renewed body double rumors.
The UK government has banned seven far-right agitators from entering the country ahead of a Tommy Robinson rally in London, citing public good concerns.
China launches the Chinese Billiards Club Professional League (CBL) to boost snooker development, aiming to transition from a major billiards nation to a leading powerhouse.
Competing Labour groups publish contrasting growth plans as Starmer's leadership teeters, with Tribune calling for fiscal reform and Labour Growth Group advocating tax cuts.
US President Donald Trump says the Iran ceasefire is on 'life support' after rejecting Tehran's latest proposal, dismissing it as 'garbage' and admitting he didn't finish reading it.
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RecommendedIfedayo Adeyeye was mistakenly released from prison despite a 12-month sentence. He strolled around London, went to a pub, and may have fled to Spain before police were notified.
Coronation Street legend William Roache, 94, admits he has never socialized with co-star Barbara Knox despite decades on set, and recalls a two-year feud with Pat Phoenix.
London wealth managers see share prices drop as political uncertainty over Starmer's future sends gilt yields soaring, triggering market volatility.
Six cabinet ministers reportedly plan to tell Sir Keir Starmer to resign amid a Labour mutiny, as borrowing costs spike and a minister quits.
UK banking giants lead FTSE 100 sell-off as Labour leadership crisis and Iran war fears hit markets, with Barclays, Natwest, and Lloyds losing over 4%.
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RecommendedPolly Toynbee argues Starmer's speech was insufficient, warning that Reform UK poses a Trumpist threat that requires urgent progressive unity to counter.
Cricket counties face automatic points deductions for repeated financial losses under new ECB rules, similar to Premier League PSR, starting next season.
Andrew Snelson argues that investment levels, not ownership, determine service quality, questioning government's ability to fund billions in extra investment.
Readers discuss the nocebo effect, scattering ashes, bus travel, refusing to age, and enjoying the long read. Shakespeare's Hamlet referenced the power of thinking.
Keir Starmer survives immediate leadership challenge but MPs demand resignation timetable. Political correspondent analyzes his chances of staying on.
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RecommendedStuart Prior quit after allegedly celebrating rape, calling white people 'master race' and Muslims 'rats'. Reform UK faces scrutiny over similar remarks by other newly elected councillors.
Vladimir Putin suggested the war in Ukraine may be ending, but Russia faces lost momentum, high casualties, and economic vulnerabilities from Ukrainian drone strikes.
Fifa's dynamic pricing and resale markets have led to exorbitant World Cup ticket costs, excluding ordinary fans and undermining the spirit of the sport.
The EU has agreed sanctions on violent Israeli settlers, breaking a years-long deadlock. The measures fall short of trade sanctions, with France and Sweden pushing for tariffs on settlement products.
Keir Starmer's leadership is under threat as over 60 Labour MPs call for his resignation, despite pleas from allies. The rebellion, led by Catherine West, signals deep unrest within the party.
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RecommendedThe US Supreme Court has temporarily extended access to the abortion pill mifepristone, preserving current FDA regulations while legal challenges continue.
Mahmoud Khalil's attorney claims his immigration proceedings were predetermined after DoJ fast-tracked the case, as the Palestinian activist awaits a separate legal decision on his removal.
Sarah Wynn-Williams and the late Virginia Giuffre jointly win the Freedom to Publish prize at the British Book Awards, highlighting threats to free expression.
The Interior Department cancels a Biden-era rule that put conservation on equal footing with development on public lands, boosting drilling and mining.
Donald Trump dismissed Iran's peace proposals as 'garbage,' saying the ceasefire is on 'life support.' He considers restarting naval escorts through the Strait of Hormuz.
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RecommendedGuardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty examines Keir Starmer's challenges after Labour's worst election results and whether he may be the last PM of the two-party system.