Welsh Labour Faces Existential Crisis Ahead of May Election
Welsh Labour, dominant for a century, braces for likely defeat in May 2026 Senedd election, risking loss of power after 27 years and triggering critical internal debate.
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Trump Fires National Science Board in Sweeping Move
The Trump administration has fired all members of the National Science Board, the independent body overseeing the NSF, in a move critics call a dangerous attack on US innovation.
Trump, Melania Demand Kimmel's Firing Over Widow Joke
Jimmy Kimmel refuses to apologize after Melania Trump calls his 'expectant widow' joke hateful; Donald Trump joins calls for his firing, citing incitement to violence.
UK Divided Over Assisted Dying Bill: Key Points
The UK Parliament debates a controversial assisted dying bill, highlighting deep divisions across political and religious lines. Here's what you need to know.
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Sir David Jason shares how Only Fools and Horses creator John Sullivan initially didn't want him for Del Boy, thinking he played losers. The role went to fifth choice.
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David Platt prepares to confess to Jodie's murder in Coronation Street, risking prison, as Shona uncovers a dark secret. Murder week brings chaos to Weatherfield.
Melania Trump Demands Jimmy Kimmel's Firing After Skit
Melania Trump slammed Jimmy Kimmel for a 'cowardly' skit calling her an 'expectant widow,' demanding ABC fire him. President Trump also joined in, calling for his dismissal.
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Donald Trump supports renaming ICE to NICE, sparking backlash from critics who call it a cynical distraction from recent deadly shootings by agents.
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Trump Exploits Shooting to Push White House Ballroom
After a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Trump used the incident to advocate for his $400m ballroom project, ignoring gun control needs.
Gang Turned Six London Sites Into Illegal Waste Dumps
A gang of illegal waste dumpers turned six vacant London sites into dumping grounds, leaving one landowner with a £300,000 bill. The four men were sentenced at Kingston-upon-Thames Crown Court.
Israeli Strikes Kill 14 in Lebanon Since Ceasefire
Israeli airstrikes killed 14 people in southern Lebanon on Sunday, the deadliest day since a ceasefire began. Both sides trade blame for violations.
Starmer's Dying Premiership: Zombie Politics Continues
Keir Starmer's premiership is in terminal decline, with scandals and drift defining his rule. This article explores the pattern of zombie politics in the UK.
Press Dinner Shooting Suspect to Face Criminal Charges
The alleged gunman who tried to storm the White House correspondents' dinner is expected in federal court, facing charges including attempted assassination of President Trump.
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An anti-immigration group claims it did not organize booing at Anzac Day ceremonies despite a post asking 'how loud will you be'. The booing of Indigenous elders sparked debate.
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Senator Helen Polley accidentally included a raunchy rap song in her Anzac Day tribute video, which has since been deleted.
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Democrats increasingly use profanity to appear authentic, but analysis shows it may backfire. Swearing less popular figures like Bernie Sanders suggest vulgarity signals inauthenticity.
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The US Supreme Court hears a case on glyphosate, the weedkiller in Roundup, which could limit consumers' ability to sue for failure to warn of product risks.
EU Mainstream Adopts Orbán's Racist Narratives on Migration
Shada Islam argues that racist, anti-migrant narratives once pushed by Viktor Orbán are now embedded in EU policies, from border control to foreign affairs.
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Venice Opera Fires Director Over Nepotism Remarks
Teatro La Fenice cancels all collaborations with Beatrice Venezi after she accused the orchestra of nepotism, sparking months of protests.
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California billionaire tax proposal qualifies for ballot
A proposal for a one-time 5% tax on California billionaires has gathered enough signatures for the November ballot, sparking opposition from tech titans and Governor Gavin Newsom.
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Parties contesting the Senedd election offer bold pledges on NHS, education, and tax but lack detail on funding, facing criticism from the IFS.
Supreme Court Reinstates Texas Map Favoring GOP
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