Farage Resigns as MP, Triggers Byelection in Clacton
Nigel Farage resigns as MP for Clacton, forcing a byelection he frames as 'people vs establishment,' amid investigations into donations and ties to crypto figures.
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Xbox Reset: Retreat to Past Won't Work
Xbox faces a reset with 3,000 layoffs, but focusing on old franchises like Halo and Gears of War may fail, warns David Jenkins.
Farage scandals: Labour can't rest easy if leader falls
Nigel Farage faces funding scandals that could end his leadership, but Labour must avoid complacency as Reform's voters won't disappear without him.
New rules target Reform UK's crypto donor millions
New political donation rules cap overseas donors at £100,000, potentially blocking Reform UK from receiving more millions from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
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Australia's Lesson from Global Populism: Avoid Hanson's Path
A quarter of democracies are led by authoritarians; Australia can learn from global populist disasters to avoid following Pauline Hanson, writes Julianne Schultz.
LadBible CEO: Meta shake-up 'tough pill to swallow'
LadBible's CEO Solomou says Meta's algorithm shift favoring creators caused a 41% drop in indirect revenue, forcing digital publishers to rethink business models.
German police clash with protesters at AfD conference
Riot police in Erfurt clashed with 20,000 protesters blocking roads to prevent far-right AfD delegates from attending the party's national conference to elect co-leaders Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla.
Mbappé leads France's collective spirit under Deschamps
Kylian Mbappé and France's squad show unity under coach Didier Deschamps, leveraging collective strength to balance security and adventure in their World Cup campaign.
Guardian view: Ed Miliband for chancellor under Burnham
Andy Burnham needs a strong chancellor to drive devolution and raise living standards; Ed Miliband is the obvious choice, backed by George Osborne and others.
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PP and Vox deepen ties in Andalucía coalition
Spain's conservative PP and far-right Vox signed a coalition agreement in Andalucía, including a 'national priority' policy, bringing a national coalition closer.
One Nation courts Christian voters, but policies may clash
One Nation targets Christians with anti-abortion stance, but anti-immigration policies and monoculture rhetoric may deter many believers, especially migrants.
Klopp willing to take over as Germany coach after Nagelsmann exit
Jürgen Klopp has told the German FA he is 'fundamentally willing' to become Germany coach after Julian Nagelsmann resigned following a last-32 World Cup exit to Paraguay.
Neil Jones marries Chyna Mills after 'banning parents' from wedding
Strictly Come Dancing pro Neil Jones has married Love Island star Chyna Mills in a low-key ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall, with their daughter Havana present but Neil's parents reportedly banned.
Guilty verdict in Dublin child stabbing that sparked riot
Riad Bouchaker, 52, found guilty of attempting to murder three children in a 2023 Dublin stabbing that triggered a city riot. He also assaulted a childcare worker and two other children.
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Democratic Socialists Surge in Primaries From New York to Colorado
Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) candidates achieve stunning primary victories in New York and Colorado, fueled by surging membership and pro-Palestinian activism, reshaping the left's political landscape.
One Nation support stalls as voters reject key policies
Pauline Hanson's provocative speech fails to boost One Nation's polling, with even supporters expressing concerns about policy offerings.
Privatisation debate: Essential services owned by foreign entities
Readers argue that privatisation of essential services like water and energy has not improved things for ordinary people, with ownership in foreign hands. They also discuss gender quotas in government and educational disparities.
Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Rebukes Trump
The US Supreme Court ruled against Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, affirming that children born in the US to non-citizen parents are citizens under the 14th Amendment.
Melat Kiros defeats Diana DeGette in Colorado House primary
Melat Kiros, 29, defeated 15-term incumbent Diana DeGette in Colorado's 1st congressional district primary, propelled by progressive support and anti-Israel stance, all but securing a November win.
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BBC staff fear strike after 1% pay offer rejected
BBC staff fear strike action after unions reject a 1% pay rise offer, below inflation at 2.8%, as the corporation plans to cut 2,000 jobs over three years.
AI controversy story wins Commonwealth short story prize
Jamir Nazir's 'The Serpent in the Grove', accused of AI use, wins overall Commonwealth prize. Judges praised it as 'original, poetic and deeply moving' after review.
Unite boss faces leadership challenge over Reform UK stance
Simon Dubbins announces challenge to Sharon Graham for Unite general secretary, citing failure to counter Reform UK's rise and concerns over her anti-Miliband, pro-drilling stance.
Democratic Socialists Need to Win Rural Voters Too
Bhaskar Sunkara argues that after DSA wins in NYC, progressives must contest rural America to succeed nationally, citing polling and Dan Osborn's campaign.
Dutch defeat ends economist's World Cup prediction streak
Economist Joachim Klement's 12-year streak of correctly predicting World Cup winners ends after Netherlands' exit; model failed for first time since 2014.
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Guardian view: Colombia election shows Trumpism transnational
Colombia's election saw far-right candidate win amid fraud allegations. The Guardian warns of transnational Trumpism via US money, data, and disinformation.
Readers debate who's to blame for UK's state: Tories, Brexit, or Starmer
Readers clash over responsibility for UK's decline, with many blaming 14 years of Tory rule and Brexit, while others defend the government and question Labour's record.
Emmerdale: Serena Sugden digs into Nate's murder
Serena Sugden's arrival in Emmerdale raises suspicion as she starts asking questions about Nate Robinson's murder, alarming Moira and Mackenzie.
Victorian premier resists royal commission calls over Big Build
Jacinta Allan blames inflation for cost blowouts on Victoria's $100bn Big Build, but integrity expert calls it 'nonsense' as allegations of gangland payments emerge.
BBC's hiring of Ashley Cain shows warped view of young men
The BBC axed Ashley Cain's show after misogynistic posts emerged, but questions remain about why his toxic masculinity was overlooked in a bid to attract young men.
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Mamdani: Socialist allies carry 'national message' to US
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says socialist allies' primary wins send a national message for struggling Americans. Plus, TPS ruling, Venezuela quake, and more.
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