Orbán's Defeat Threatens UK Populist Right Funding
Viktor Orbán's electoral loss in Hungary jeopardizes millions in support for British political figures like Matt Goodwin and Lord Frost, funded by his 'illiberal democracy' regime.
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Prison Drug Crisis: Drones Deliver Contraband with Impunity
Chief Inspector Charlie Taylor warns of rampant drug availability in UK prisons, with drones enabling organized crime. Ministers face calls for urgent action amid security failures.
MPs Call to Scrap Palantir NHS Deal Over Trust and Security Issues
Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs are urging the government to cancel a £330m NHS contract with Palantir, citing data security risks and the company's controversial political ties, as debates intensify over patient trust and vendor lock-in.
Lebanon's Fragile Ceasefire and Quest for Lasting Peace
A 10-day ceasefire announced by Donald Trump offers temporary relief in Lebanon, but deep scars from Israeli airstrikes and political complexities threaten lasting peace.
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ICE Agent Charged with Assault in Minnesota Highway Incident
An ICE agent faces assault charges in Minnesota for allegedly pointing his gun at motorists on a highway, marking a first criminal case linked to Trump's immigration crackdown.
Badenoch Criticizes Farage for Scottish Nationalist Comments
Kemi Badenoch accuses Nigel Farage of opportunism after he urges Scottish nationalists to back Reform UK, sparking a political clash over unionism and independence ahead of the Holyrood election.
London Arson Attacks on Iranian and Jewish Targets Investigated
Counter-terrorism police are investigating three arson attacks in London targeting an Iranian media outlet and Jewish locations, with arrests made amid fears of foreign state involvement.
Hegseth Quotes Pulp Fiction as Bible Verse in Pentagon Prayer
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a fake Bible verse from Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction during a Pentagon prayer session for Iran war troops, sparking controversy and media scrutiny.
Jam Master Jay Murder Suspect to Plead Guilty in 2002 Case
Jay Bryant, one of three men charged in the 2002 killing of Run-DMC star Jam Master Jay, is negotiating a plea deal in New York, court documents reveal.
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Reeves: Defence Boost May Require Cuts to Other Budgets
Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicates welfare and other budgets could face reductions to increase military spending, ruling out tax hikes amid global tensions.
House Shields 350,000 Haitians from Deportation
The US House approved a bill extending temporary protected status for Haitians, a bipartisan move challenging Trump's deportation agenda. The measure faces Senate and Supreme Court hurdles.
RFK Jr Grilled in Congress Over Vaccine Policies and Health Cuts
Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr faced intense questioning from lawmakers over vaccine misinformation, public health funding cuts, and controversial remarks during a contentious budget hearing.
Guardian Issues Corrections on Drug Trial, Hip-Hop Pioneer Age
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications for several articles, including updates on a drug trial for Cushing's syndrome, the age of Afrika Bambaataa at death, and other recent reports.
Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Announced Amid Regional Tensions
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been declared, potentially easing Middle East tensions and impacting Australia's fuel crisis. The announcement follows weeks of intense bombing in southern Lebanon.
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Democrats Stall Trump's Fed Chair Nomination Over Investigations
Democratic lawmakers urge postponement of Kevin Warsh's confirmation hearing as criminal probes target current Fed chair Jerome Powell and governor Lisa Cook.
Trump vs Australia: Hormuz Strait Request Dispute Escalates
Donald Trump has renewed criticism of Australia's Middle East support, claiming the US 'asked them to be there' while Australian officials deny receiving any specific request regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
DOJ Probes Eric Swalwell Over Sexual Assault Claims
The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into former Democratic representative Eric Swalwell following his resignation from Congress due to multiple sexual misconduct allegations.
NYC Mayor Mamdani's Rap Career Still Yields Royalties
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani continues to earn music royalties from his brief multilingual rap career, with filings showing $1,643 in 2025, a slight increase from the previous year.
EU to Release €90bn Ukraine Loan Amid Russian Strikes
The EU plans to release a €90bn loan to Ukraine in Q2 as Russia intensifies attacks, with Trump condemning the violence and global leaders warning of Moscow's gains from Middle East conflicts.
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Trump Criticizes Australia's Middle East Support
Donald Trump has reiterated his criticism of Australia for not assisting the US in the Middle East, specifically mentioning the Strait of Hormuz, during a press briefing outside the White House.
Trump Announces Lebanon Ceasefire, Urges Hezbollah Cooperation
President Donald Trump has declared a 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon, with Israeli and Lebanese leaders set to meet next week in Washington. The truce follows devastating Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah.
Keating Slams Taylor's Immigration Policy as Racist Cowardice
Former Australian PM Paul Keating condemns Liberal leader Angus Taylor's Trump-style immigration plan, calling it a racist retreat from party principles and a cowardly surrender to One Nation politics.
Analilia Mejia Wins NJ Special Election for US House
Analilia Mejia, a progressive Democrat, has won the New Jersey special election for the US House, defeating Republican Joe Hathaway. Her victory maintains Democratic control of the 11th district seat in a Republican-majority House, marking a significant w
Lebanon's Shattered Lives: Civilian Toll in Israeli Strikes
A visual chronicle of devastation in Lebanon as Israeli airstrikes leave homes destroyed, families displaced, and communities grieving under a fragile ceasefire agreement.
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Aukus, Israel Sanctions, Senate Reform in Australian Politics
Guardian Australia's politics team discusses the future of the Aukus agreement, sanctions on Israel, and Senate expansion for the ACT in a new podcast episode.
Trump's AI Jesus Image and Pope Attack Spark Backlash
Donald Trump's AI-generated Jesus image and criticism of Pope Leo XIV have horrified Christian voters, but evangelical support remains crucial to his political survival.
Ex-UK Tory MP Advises One Nation in Australian Byelection
Tom Hunt, a former Conservative MP now with Reform UK, is advising Pauline Hanson's One Nation party on social media strategy for the Farrer byelection, highlighting transatlantic right-wing political connections.
ICE Director Todd Lyons Resigns After Turbulent Year
Acting ICE director Todd Lyons will resign at the end of May after a year marked by backlash over aggressive tactics and court defiance under Trump's immigration agenda.
Harry and Meghan Meet Bondi Attack Survivors in Sydney
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex concluded their Australian tour by meeting survivors and emergency workers from the Bondi beach terror attack, while also attending sporting events and delivering speeches.
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NSW Court Overturns Protest Laws in Landmark Democracy Ruling
The New South Wales Supreme Court invalidated controversial protest laws, affirming that protest is a democratic right, not a security threat. This ruling protects political expression and challenges the securitization of dissent.
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