Farage roasted for reusing old photo after England World Cup win
Nigel Farage faced mockery after reusing a two-year-old photo to celebrate England's World Cup victory, with critics calling him a 'fake fan'.
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Tommy Robinson and Musk Fuel Far-Right Hate: Countering Digital Radicalism
Far-right groups use social media to incite violence and division in the UK. Experts call for urgent regulation and collective action to counter online radicalism and hate speech.
Five Key Moments from Hanson's Press Club Speech
Pauline Hanson's National Press Club address highlighted her mainstream arrival, attacking multiculturalism, climate 'hoax', media, abortion, and worker rights.
Hanson Calls for 'Monocultural' Australia in Press Club Speech
Pauline Hanson calls for a monocultural Australia, pledges to axe SBS and overhaul ABC. Also: Kyle Sandilands' $12m settlement, rat-hunting ghostbusters, and World Cup updates.
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Hanson's monocultural push, Sandilands settlement, travel advice
Pauline Hanson calls for monocultural society, Kyle Sandilands settles for $12m, Australia lowers travel advice for Middle East, two children die in Sydney crash.
Hanson's Press Club Speech: An Ugly Picture for Australia
Pauline Hanson's National Press Club speech reveals a disturbing One Nation vision, attacking multiculturalism, Islam, and media, while alarming many voters.
Danny Röhl exits Rangers; Derek McInnes linked
Danny Röhl departs Rangers for RB Salzburg by mutual consent, with Derek McInnes and Steven Gerrard linked to the vacant managerial post.
Sikhs rethink Reform UK support over kirpan ban and Farage remarks
Reform UK faces backlash from Sikh voters after proposing a kirpan ban and Nigel Farage's 'pure, cold rage' comments, threatening recent electoral gains.
Starmer Offers Burnham Cabinet Role to Avert Challenge
Keir Starmer says Andy Burnham is a 'huge asset' and would get a cabinet job, as he faces a potential leadership challenge after the Makerfield byelection.
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Union leader backs Burnham as best hope to beat Reform
NASUWT general secretary Matt Wrack endorses Andy Burnham, warning a Reform government would be 'devastating' for education and calling for robust policy change.
Hanson's Unchanged Views Resonate with Australia's Resentful Mood
Pauline Hanson's views remain unchanged since her first speech, but now she taps into Australia's bitter and resentful mood, positioning One Nation as a major political force.
Coronation Street spoilers: Theo's killer revealed in dinner party from hell
Next week on Coronation Street, Kit Green's dinner party ends in bloodshed as Theo Silverton's murderer is finally unmasked. Plus, Will Driscoll's family conflict intensifies.
Late-night hosts slam Trump's UFC birthday party
Jimmy Kimmel, Jon Stewart, and Seth Meyers criticize Donald Trump's UFC birthday party at the White House, comparing it to a violent spectacle and a 'mini January 6th'.
Eric Trump denies cheating allegations over White House UFC fights
Eric Trump and Daniel Cormier deny fake screenshots showing alleged insider information request about UFC fights at the White House.
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Soweto Uprising 50 Years On: Survivors Remember
Survivors of the 1976 Soweto uprising recall the protest against Afrikaans in schools, the violence that followed, and the lasting trauma and legacy of the day.
Iran Coach Slams Fifa and US Over World Cup Treatment
Iran's coach and players criticize Fifa and US authorities after being forced to leave Los Angeles immediately following their World Cup draw, calling their team the 'most oppressed' in the tournament.
MLB criticizes Giants players over Bible verses on Pride caps
Major League Baseball has criticized San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verses on their Pride Night caps, saying it violates league rules.
Starmer denies G7 snub, says Trump talks productive
Keir Starmer denied being snubbed by Donald Trump at the G7 summit, saying they had productive conversations focused on Iran and Ukraine, and discussed opening the Strait of Hormuz.
Wombles Return After 27 Years with New Global Plans
The Wombles, the litter-picking creatures from Wimbledon Common, are set for a comeback after 27 years. A new IP deal aims to revive the franchise for nostalgic adults and Gen Alpha.
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Coronation Street: Theo's Killer Revealed at Dinner Party
A dinner party turns deadly as Theo's murderer is unmasked in Coronation Street. Sarah's affair with Gary is exposed, and Kit's suspicions lead to shocking revelations.
US-Iran Peace Deal: Doubts Over Durability
A tentative US-Iran peace deal raises hopes, but conflicting claims from Trump and Tehran leave key issues unresolved, including the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program.
Tunisia sack Lamouchi after 5-1 defeat by Sweden
Tunisia fired head coach Sabri Lamouchi after a 5-1 loss to Sweden in their World Cup opener, appointing Mondher Kebaier as interim coach.
John Oliver: Makerfield byelection could decide UK's future
John Oliver dissects the high-stakes Makerfield byelection, where Labour's Andy Burnham faces Reform UK, with potential to reshape UK politics.
UK social media ban for under-16s cartoon
A cartoon by Ben Jennings on the UK's proposed social media ban for under-16s, highlighting concerns over safety, freedom, and enforcement.
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Reform councillor quits, calls joining 'biggest mistake'
A Reform UK councillor in Medway has resigned from the party, calling his defection from the Conservatives 'the biggest mistake of my life' and claiming he was misled.
Bridgen: Restore won't split Makerfield vote for Labour
Former Tory MP Andrew Bridgen says it's 'ludicrous' to suggest Restore will split the right-wing vote in the Makerfield by-election, insisting the party attracts disillusioned non-voters.
Grade: GB News critics limit free speech to 'Islington consensus'
Former Ofcom chair Michael Grade defends GB News, claiming critics are part of a 'liberal, Islington consensus' and that the white majority's voice has been ignored.
De Niro leads anti-Trump chant at NYC concert
Robert De Niro led a crowd in chanting 'shut the f*** up' at Trump during a First Amendment concert, comparing patriotism to an abusive relationship.
One Nation official defended Hitler Youth, used racist slurs
John Drew, a One Nation branch official in Queensland, posted racist comments about Aboriginal people and migrants, defended Hitler Youth, and called for White Australia policy.
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Teen's witty 'stare at a wall' response goes viral
A teenager's deadpan 'stare at a wall' reply to BBC over Sir Keir Starmer's social media ban for under-16s goes viral, hailed as 'legendary'.
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