Labour MP: Whipping Against Privileges Vote 'Wrong'
Emma Lewell-Buck criticizes government whipping of Labour MPs to oppose a Tory motion for a privileges inquiry, saying it fuels a cover-up narrative and erodes democratic trust.
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Coronation Street: Car Crushes Carl Webster in Murder Week
Carl Webster's fate is sealed in Coronation Street murder week as a car drops on him. A shadowy figure removes the jack, leaving him gravely injured and at Ronnie's mercy.
Teen Accused of Killing London Airbnb Host After UAE Flight
Enzo Bettamio, 18, is charged with murdering Kamonnan Thiamphanit, 27, in her central London home after renting a room via Airbnb, then fleeing to the UAE.
McSweeney: Mandelson Epstein Links a 'Knife Through My Soul'
Former Starmer chief of staff Morgan McSweeney apologises for pushing Lord Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, citing regret over undisclosed Epstein ties.
Natwest AGM Paused After Climate Protest Disruption
Natwest's AGM in Scotland was paused after climate protesters disrupted chairman Rick Haythornthwaite's address, following investor backlash over green policy rollbacks.
Starmer Faces Crucial Sleaze Vote: What to Expect
PM Keir Starmer faces a pivotal vote on whether he misled Parliament over the Mandelson appointment. The outcome could shape his political future.
Russian Superyacht Crosses Strait of Hormuz Amid US-Iran Conflict
A Russian superyacht linked to a sanctioned billionaire sailed through the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting Russia's quiet support for Iran in the ongoing war with the US.
Letters: Peter Mandelson's Walk and Other Games
Readers compare Peter Mandelson's walk to an egg and spoon race, discuss Farage, EV charging, Shakespeare, and pension tax in today's letters.
Are UK voters the problem? Sixth PM looms
As Britain faces its sixth prime minister in seven years, Zoe Williams asks whether voters themselves are to blame for the political turmoil.
UK Information Commissioner Steps Back Amid Probe
John Edwards steps back as UK information commissioner after ICO launches independent workplace investigation into unspecified HR matters.
Green MP Sparks Debate Over Parliament's Drinking Culture
Hannah Spencer's comments on Westminster's drinking culture draw criticism from Nigel Farage and others, but support from some Labour MPs.
Mandelson-McSweeney: Winning and Crushing Labour Left
Analysis of Mandelson and McSweeney's partnership, forged in Lambeth council and focused on destroying the Labour left and winning at all costs.
Gunmen Kill 29 at Football Pitch in Northeast Nigeria
At least 29 killed in Adamawa state attack on football pitch; 15 children rescued after separate orphanage abduction in Kogi state.
Guilty Plea in Jam Master Jay Murder After 22 Years
Jay Bryant admitted in court to helping others ambush Jam Master Jay in a 2002 killing, bringing closure but also complexity to the long-unsolved case.
Meloni's Trump Ties Become a Liability Amid Iran War
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's balancing act between Europe and the US is challenged by the Iran war and Trump's personal attacks, forcing a strategic recalibration.
Media Freedom Under Attack Across EU, Trust Plummets
Journalists face rising threats and violence, while media ownership concentrates and public trust drops, warns Liberties report.
Mali Insurgents Can Force Weakened Regime's Hand
Insurgents in Mali may not take power but can pressure the weakened regime, analysts say. The conflict intensifies as the junta struggles to control territory.
Australia News Live: RSL, Fuel Crisis, Budget Updates
Follow live updates on Australia's political landscape, including the RSL's stance on Welcome to Country ceremonies, fuel reserve shortages, and budget preparations by Jim Chalmers.
Russell Brand Career: Fame, Ridicule, Bible Verse Blunder
Russell Brand faces ridicule after fumbling a Bible verse on live TV amid his criminal trial. A timeline of his rise, controversies, and allegations.
Selby Slams 'Pathetic' Performance and 'Horrific' Crucible Conditions
Mark Selby criticised his own 'pathetic' performance and 'horrific' table conditions after losing 13-11 to Wu Yize in the World Snooker Championship quarter-finals at the Crucible.
Mother of Slain Influencer Seeks Justice and Peace
The mother of influencer Klaudia Zakrzewska, killed by an X Factor star, vows to seek justice and give her daughter a dignified farewell after a fatal Soho crash.
NT Police Hunt Man in Girl's Abduction
Northern Territory police believe a five-year-old Aboriginal girl was abducted from her Alice Springs home and are searching for a 47-year-old man.
Security Reassessment After Trump Dinner Shooting
US law enforcement reassesses security after a gunman opened fire near the White House Correspondents' dinner, raising questions about proximity to Trump and officials.
WH Correspondents' Dinner Shooting: Key Details
A shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner led to Trump's evacuation. Suspect in custody, motive under investigation.
Ordinary Iranians on How the US-Israel Conflict Changed Them
In Tehran, the Guardian spoke to six Iranians about how the war is transforming their feelings toward the regime and their country's future.
Panic at White House Correspondents' Dinner After Gunfire
David Smith recounts the panic at the White House correspondents' dinner after gunshots were fired. Suspect Cole Tomas Allen was arrested with knives and guns.
Labour dismisses Mandelson inquiry call as 'political stunt'
Senior Labour figures reject Conservative calls for a new investigation into Starmer's statements on Mandelson's appointment, calling it a political stunt before local elections.
White House Dinner Shooting Raises Security Questions
A shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner has sparked debate over security protocols, with the suspect allegedly mocking the lack of security in a manifesto.
Beasts of Office: America's Animal Mayors History
Small US towns elect animals as mayors, raising funds and attracting tourists. From dogs to horses, these leaders charm communities despite lacking real power.
Mali in Crisis After Jihadists Seize Towns, Kill Defence Minister
Mali reels from coordinated attacks by jihadists and separatist rebels who seized towns, killed the defence minister and military intelligence chief, and forced Russian-backed forces to withdraw from a key city.
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