Tuchel's outdated English style risks England's World Cup hopes
Thomas Tuchel's reliance on physicality over ball players has backfired for England, with critics urging a shift towards the risk-taking style seen in youth teams.
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Andy Burnham becomes PM, promises change in first speech
Andy Burnham delivered a short, heartfelt speech as new prime minister, vowing to end rough sleeping and ease cost of living, as Keir Starmer left No 10 without tears.
Andy Burnham Sparks Thirst as He Moves to Downing Street
Andy Burnham, now Prime Minister, has gained a fanbase lusting over his looks, dubbed 'Manchester Mogger'. Psychotherapists explain why power and shared values fuel the attraction.
Ralph Norman joins Senate race despite Trump endorsement
Republican Rep. Ralph Norman announces Senate bid to succeed Lindsey Graham, despite Donald Trump endorsing Graham's sister Darline, should she run.
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Labor conference: unity expected, not past feuds
Next week's Labor national conference in Adelaide is expected to showcase constructive unity, avoiding divisive fights of the past, as the party seeks to entrench public perception of stability.
Malcolm Roberts' conspiracy theories under scrutiny
One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts faces scrutiny over conspiracy theories including chemtrails and Covid vaccines as the party surges in polls, surpassing Coalition briefly in 2026.
McKenzie: Conservatives at war with 'leftwing globalists'
Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie told CPAC London that conservatives are in a war against mass immigration and leftwing globalists, urging rightwing movements to unite and fight back.
Burnham's vow to end Labour briefing wars will test his grip
Andy Burnham's vision to end briefing culture faces immediate tensions over key appointments like chancellor, with Ed Miliband and Shabana Mahmood targeted by factional briefings.
Five Great Reads: Odyssey, Dacre, Neill, Mushrooms, Garbage
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap features Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, Paul Dacre's influence, Sam Neill's legacy, a Tarkine mushroom tour, and Jakarta's garbage mountains.
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Fact-checking Trump's election interference claims
Donald Trump claimed China interfered in US elections, but intelligence found no evidence Beijing altered the 2020 vote. The Guardian fact-checks his address.
Democrats demand ICE hiring probe after Maine shooting
Democratic lawmakers call for investigation into ICE hiring practices after reports that the officer who killed Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine had a history of violent behavior.
US World Cup 2026 report card: highs and lows
The US hosted 78 matches across 11 cities. Stadiums earned a B+, but affordability got an F. Transport and hospitality also faced criticism.
Hanson's Euro trip reveals she is her own worst enemy
Pauline Hanson's European vacation with Gina Rinehart and Tommy Robinson shows she is her own worst enemy, lacking policy substance and blaming others for her failures.
Trump admin's manhood guide: testosterone, corn dogs, Iran war
Pete Hegseth mandates testosterone screening for troops; JD Vance frets over corn dogs and Biden's ice-cream; Trump teleprompter operator allegedly made $100,000 on bets.
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Andy Burnham sworn in as Labour leader, vows 'hope'
Andy Burnham elected Labour leader at special conference, becoming UK's seventh PM in a decade, vowing to thwart Reform UK and bring hope.
Burnham's speech: populist vibes, vague plans
Andy Burnham's victory speech as Labour leader showed oratorical skill and populist themes, but lacked concrete policy detail, raising questions about his cabinet plans.
Egypt coach accuses Fifa of favouring Argentina and Messi
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan accused Fifa of wanting Lionel Messi and Argentina to stay in the World Cup after his team's controversial 3-2 loss in the last 16, sparking conspiracy theories.
Today programme annoying before Humphrys left
Readers respond to John Humphrys' claim that Radio 4's Today programme has become really annoying since he left, arguing it was equally flawed before.
Shabana Mahmood not outstanding politician, critic says
Sharan Dhaliwal challenges Robert Peston's praise of Shabana Mahmood, arguing her record as home secretary lacks achievements and her economic credentials are weak.
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Emmerdale update: Amelia Spencer in new romance with Kai
Emmerdale updates on Amelia Spencer (Daisy Campbell) nearly two years after her exit: she's in a new relationship with Kai, sparking Noah's exit storyline.
Andy Burnham to pledge new path for UK as Labour leader
Andy Burnham will vow to fix neglected issues as he becomes Labour leader today, pledging a new direction for the UK ahead of becoming PM on Monday.
Trump Attorney Todd Blanche Questioned in Court
Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's lawyer, faced intense questioning in court over his client's actions, highlighting legal challenges.
House GOP Links Voting Bill to Spending Measure
House Republicans passed the Save America Act, which bans mail-in ballots and imposes voter ID requirements, by linking it to a spending bill. The Senate is expected to block it.
Paul Kelly on Liberal Party Identity Crisis
Paul Kelly discusses his new book on the Liberal Party's identity crisis under prime ministers Tony Abbott, Malcolm Turnbull, and Scott Morrison, highlighting fractures and confusion.
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Andy Burnham: The Man Set to Become UK Prime Minister
Andy Burnham will become UK prime minister on Monday. This podcast explores his career, character, and what he stands for through interviews with friends and colleagues.
Liberals debate gender quotas as Taylor rejects proposal
Angus Taylor rejects gender quotas as Liberal discussion paper proposes ideas to engage women, multicultural communities, and young people; Anne Ruston urges urgency.
Greens Push Back Against Burnham, Claiming Vested Interests
Green party leader Zack Polanski says Andy Burnham is 'too in hock to vested interests' to offer real change, ahead of his premiership. The Greens plan a media blitz to counter the idea of a left-leaning agenda.
Liz Truss’s UK CPAC: Drab C-List Affair
Liz Truss’s UK CPAC drew fewer than 200 attendees and featured C-list speakers, far from the US version’s glitz. Toby Young, Andrew Griffith, and Matt Goodwin spoke.
Leavitt: Trump Focused on 2020 Over Media Ignoring Concerns
Trump campaign spokesperson Leavitt says Trump remains focused on 2020 election because media has 'refused to acknowledge' concerns about election 'sanctity,' promising 'shocking' findings in tonight's address.
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Liz Truss Hosts Hard-Right Figures at First UK CPAC
Liz Truss spearheads the inaugural CPAC GB in London, gathering hard-right figures including Jack Posobiec, Nigel Farage, and Suella Braverman, as she seeks to rebuild influence on the British right.
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