Celebs demand Starmer apology for UK's Palestine past crimes
Paloma Faith, Juliet Stevenson, and Dale Vince join 30+ celebrities demanding Keir Starmer apologize for Britain's 'grave abuses' during its 1917-1948 occupation of Palestine.
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Ex-Imam Faked Jinn Possession to Abuse Girls
Abdul Halim Khan, 54, pretended to be a possessed jinn to sexually abuse girls as young as 12. He was sentenced to life with a minimum of 20 years.
Antarctic Researcher Pulls Knife on Colleague
A scientist at South Korea's Jang Bogo station in Antarctica allegedly threatened a colleague with a makeshift 11-inch knife. No injuries were reported, and the suspect has been sent back to South Korea for investigation.
Robert Fears for Life as Cain Closes In in Emmerdale
Robert Sugden is terrified after Cain Dingle learns he helped frame Moira. Despite recent surgery, Cain seeks revenge with a hammer.
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Tyler, a 26-year-old footballer expecting his second child, died after a car mounted the kerb and struck pedestrians in Arnold, Nottinghamshire. A murder investigation has been launched.
Nigel Farage: £5M Gift Is Reward for Brexit Campaign
Nigel Farage claims £5 million gift from Christopher Harborne was a reward for 27 years of Brexit campaigning, amid a Commons sleaze investigation.
Lambeth Dementia Staff Strike to Save Service and Jobs
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Five Ministers Resign from Starmer's Government: Full List
Five ministers have resigned from Keir Starmer's government, including Wes Streeting and Jess Phillips, triggering a leadership challenge. Full list and resignation letters.
New Conservative Cabinet for Westminster City Council
The Conservatives have won 32 of 54 seats in Westminster City Council. Paul Swaddle returns as leader, with a new cabinet including a role for enforcement. Labour appoints Ellie Ormsby as opposition leader.
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Wes Streeting Quits: What Next for Labour?
Wes Streeting resigns as Health Secretary, urging Keir Starmer to step down. Over 90 MPs call for Starmer's resignation. Experts analyze possible leadership challenges and next steps.
Renters' Rights Key in US Midterms Amid Housing Crisis
With housing costs soaring, renters' rights are becoming a defining issue in the US midterms, with rent control measures and renter candidates gaining momentum across the country.
Melbourne Prof Denies Co-Authoring Paper with Iran Negotiator
Professor Abbas Rajabifard says he was listed as co-author with Iran's parliament speaker without his knowledge, and had his name removed from the journal article.
Labor's Broken Promise: Bold Tax Reform or Gamble?
Labor broke a key promise on tax reform in the 2026 budget. Does it matter for politics and fairness? Experts discuss when broken promises are justified.
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Canadian Ex-Officer Acquitted of Spying for China
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Guardian Launches 'Deleted Data' Series on Lost Gov Info
The Guardian announces Deleted data series investigating the disappearance of US government datasets, part of the Building power project. Series tracks lost climate, health, and inequality data.
Imam Jailed for 20 Years for Raping Girls
Abdul Halim Khan, 54, of Tower Hamlets, was sentenced to 20 years for 21 sexual offences, including rape of children under 13, following an eight-year police investigation.
Digital IDs Controversy Reignited After King's Speech Update
King Charles's speech confirms digital ID plans, sparking debate over privacy and civil liberties. Government says IDs are not mandatory, but critics fear practical compulsion.
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Prince Harry reportedly wants to take Archie and Lilibet to Balmoral to build memories with King Charles, but Meghan is hesitant due to security concerns and discomfort in Britain.
Right-Wing Media's Antisemitism Problem: Equal Scrutiny Needed
George Monbiot argues that while leftist antisemitism is rightly condemned, right-wing media and figures like Nigel Farage face little scrutiny, highlighting a double standard.
IndyCar's Shirt Controversy Reflects Rightward Shift
IndyCar withdrew a controversial 'One Nation, One Race' T-shirt after backlash, but the incident underscores a broader political drift under owner Roger Penske's alignment with Trump.
Angela Rayner Cleared by HMRC, Eyes Leadership Bid
Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC over her tax affairs, removing a key obstacle to a potential Labour leadership challenge as Keir Starmer's position weakens.
Lebanon Divided: Hezbollah, Israel, and the Cost of Resistance
Fighting between Israel and Hezbollah deepens divisions in Lebanon, with supporters viewing it as existential. A ceasefire leaves Israel in southern Lebanon; Hezbollah disarmament demanded.
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Georgia Father Guilty in School Shooting Deaths
Colin Gray, father of Colt Gray, was convicted on 14 counts for providing a gun to his son, who killed four people at Apalachee High School in 2024.
Labour NEC Rejects Rule Change for Burnham Leadership Bid
A Labour NEC member says leadership rules should not be tweaked to allow Andy Burnham to run for PM, as Wes Streeting prepares to challenge Keir Starmer.
Angus Taylor's $22.5bn Tax Indexation Plan
Opposition leader Angus Taylor announces tax bracket indexation and a Future Generations Fund in his budget reply speech, aiming to combat bracket creep and reduce debt.
Brett Ratner on Air Force One: Trump's Trolling Gesture
Film director Brett Ratner, accused of sexual misconduct, accompanies Trump to China, highlighting the president's pattern of elevating controversial figures.
Musk vs Altman Battle Distracts from Real AI Issues
The feud between Elon Musk and Sam Altman over OpenAI's structure misses deeper problems: AI empires consolidate power while grassroots resistance grows worldwide.
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