Everest's 'Green Boots' recovery mission aims to solve identity
A fresh expedition plans to retrieve the body of 'Green Boots', a climber who died on Everest in 1996, and establish his identity as Dorje Morup, not Tsewang Paljor as long assumed.
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Poland-Ukraine Dispute Over WWII Army Unit
Poland and Ukraine are in a dispute over a WWII army unit, with Poland demanding its dissolution over historical allegations.
Jeffrey Epstein's assistant: inside story podcast
A new podcast explores the role of Jeffrey Epstein's longtime assistant, revealing how she enabled his crimes and the aftermath.
Czech broadcasters strike over funding plans
Czech Television and Czech Radio staff walk out over government proposals to cut licence fee funding and restructure governance, threatening independence.
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Brexit's Aftershocks: Ireland Fears Farage as Trust Erodes
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Ireland grapples with the fallout: lost trust, a hard border in the Irish Sea, and the looming prospect of a Farage-led government.
Anti-racism guidance fuelled two-tier policing myth
A senior police officer says anti-racism guidance has inadvertently fuelled the myth of two-tier policing, undermining public trust.
Jeremy Hunt: Burnham could make NHS most innovative
Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt argues that Andy Burnham, as prime minister, should scrap national NHS targets and devolve responsibility to mayors to boost productivity.
Battle for Greater Manchester Mayoral Crown Begins
Andy Burnham's byelection win in Makerfield triggers a fierce contest for Greater Manchester mayor, with Labour, Greens, and Reform UK vying for the influential role.
Zali Steggall expected to launch teal party
Warringah MP Zali Steggall has briefed teal independents on forming a party. Announcement expected this week, but crossbench remains divided.
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Australia's biggest cocaine seizure: 2.7 tonnes found
Australian federal police seized 2.7 tonnes of cocaine worth $816m in Sydney's biggest ever drug bust, arresting two men in the process.
Keir Starmer Wins Landslide Victory to Become PM
Keir Starmer is the new UK Prime Minister after Labour's landslide election win, ending 14 years of Conservative rule with a massive parliamentary majority.
Brexit's Cost: Higher Bills, Pet Travel, Roaming Fees
Ten years after the Brexit vote, UK households face 12% higher food costs, £230 pet travel certificates, mobile roaming fees, and customs hassles, costing families £400 on average.
Politicians Shouldn't Present BBC Radio 4 Today
Michael Grade argues that politicians presenting the Today programme undermines impartiality. He cites examples of bias and calls for stricter rules.
NHS maternity scandal: Nottingham report exposes preventable tragedies
The Ockenden report into Nottingham University Hospitals NHS trust reveals hundreds of preventable stillbirths, neonatal deaths, and injuries, affecting about 2,500 families from 2012 to 2025.
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Iran's Regime Survived War, Now Faces Harder Test at Home
Iran's regime survived the war but now faces a greater challenge: making peace with its own people amid economic crisis and demands from hardliners and an exhausted population.
Teen accused of planning terror attack on Dutton, court told
A teenager accused of preparing a nail bombing campaign against Peter Dutton and a Brisbane march was either a 'troubled kid' making edgy jokes or a determined terrorist, a court has heard.
Starmer's Triumph Turned Tragedy: Frozen by Power Challenges
Keir Starmer's early political triumph gave way to paralysis in office, leading to a tragic downfall marked by indecision and lost public trust.
UK PM Starmer Resigns in Surprise Statement
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation effective immediately, citing personal reasons and a desire for new leadership. The announcement came during a brief televised address.
UK and France revise treaty to stop migrants returning
The UK and France have rewritten their one-in-one-out treaty to prevent migrants removed from either country from returning, according to a joint statement.
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Starmer's Resignation: Analysis and Implications
Keir Starmer's resignation as prime minister marks a pivotal moment for Labour, with Andy Burnham emerging as a potential successor. The move reshapes UK politics.
Starmer's No 10: Migration, Mandelson, mixed legacy
Keir Starmer's premiership saw reduced migration but faced internal strife over Mandelson's peerage, leaving a mixed legacy of policy wins and political losses.
Keir Starmer's PM tenure in pictures
A visual retrospective of Keir Starmer's premiership, from his election victory to key moments in office.
Avila Chevalier Challenges Espaillat in NY Primary
Progressive Darializa Avila Chevalier, backed by Mayor Mamdani, challenges five-term Rep. Espaillat in NY's 13th district, citing lack of progress and rising poverty.
Myanmar junta's paramotor attacks kill hundreds of civilians
Myanmar's military increasingly uses paramotors and gyrocopters to bomb civilians, causing hundreds of deaths. Attacks surged from 2 in 2024 to 353 in 2025, with at least 321 deaths recorded.
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US death penalty: 50 years of systemic failures and rare executions
A Marshall Project analysis of over 9,000 death sentences since 1976 shows fewer than 1 in 5 result in execution, with racial disparities, delays, and high costs persisting.
King of the North: Next British PM?
A profile of the man tipped to be the next British PM, exploring his northern roots, political rise, and potential impact on UK politics.
Ukraine Steps Up Crimea Attacks to Pressure Russia
Ukraine has intensified attacks on Crimea, targeting military infrastructure to increase the cost of Russia's occupation, according to Ukrainian officials.
Marius Borg Høiby convicted in Norway consent trial
Marius Borg Høiby, son-in-law of Norway's crown princess, was convicted of rape in a landmark case focusing on digital consent and sexual violence. The verdict sets a precedent for digital evidence in sexual assault cases.
Iceland's EU Path Blocked by Brussels' Rigid Rules
Iceland's EU membership bid is stalled by Brussels' inflexible regulations, creating a political deadlock that threatens the nation's economic future.
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Cracks in Trump's blue-collar base as economic promises fail
Trump's support among white blue-collar voters has plummeted due to inflation, war, and broken promises, threatening Republican midterm chances.
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