Emmerdale star warns Serena's lies will have consequences
Emmerdale's Casey Al-Shaqsy reveals Serena Sugden fears family fallout from her lies, hinting at explosive consequences if she 'goes nuts'.
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Trump strikes landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a nuclear deal allowing uranium enrichment, sparking proliferation fears as it lacks IAEA snap inspections.
Paddy McNally, ex of Sarah Ferguson, dies at 88
Paddy McNally, motorsport tycoon and former partner of Sarah Ferguson, has died aged 88 after a long illness, two months after his son Sean's sudden death.
London neighbourhood crime drops 14% with Met tech
Neighbourhood crime in London fell by 14% in the year to June, with over 35,000 fewer offences, as Met Police deployed drones, facial recognition, and high-powered e-bikes to catch 1,000 suspects monthly.
Met Police chief: No other option but to embrace AI
Sir Mark Rowley says current safeguards are sufficient as Met expands AI use to analyse CCTV, freeing up officer time. Critics warn of lack of legislative framework.
Zelenskyy Ousts Ukraine Army Chief Amid Protests
President Zelenskyy fires commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, the biggest military shake-up in two years, as protests erupt nationwide.
Zelenskyy fires army chief Syrskyi amid protests
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has fired commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi in Ukraine's biggest military shake-up in two years, following nationwide protests over the sacking of defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, who will return in a prominent role.
Falklands: Self-determination key, says assembly chair
Falkland Islands legislative assembly chair Jack Ford defends British sovereignty based on self-determination, citing 99.8% vote in 2013 to remain UK overseas territory.
Burnham and devolution: powerful centre needed
Andy Burnham's first week as PM shows he understands the paradox of devolution: a strong centre is needed to give power away effectively.
SNP and Greens Slam Sarwar as 'Chancer' Over Lords Move
Anas Sarwar resigns as Scottish Labour leader to join Andy Burnham's government as a peer, sparking accusations of hypocrisy and lying from SNP and Scottish Greens.
Burnham's off-the-cuff remarks cause confusion as PM
Andy Burnham's open speaking style, without a fixed policy platform, has led to accusations of U-turns on tax and rent freezes, risking confusion and cynicism.
Zelenskyy faces protests over sacked defence minister
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy is under pressure to reinstate sacked defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov as nationwide protests continue, despite appointing a new commander-in-chief.
Burnham vs Starmer: A stark contrast in PM style
Senior Politics Reporter Craig Munro observes a crucial difference between Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham after interviewing the new PM, noting Burnham's ease and presence compared to Starmer's robotic mode.
Glasgow 2026: subdued buildup as unicorn mascot debuts
As the Commonwealth Games return to Glasgow, the mood is markedly different from 2014, with less fanfare, ongoing construction, and a compact, low-cost event. Finnie the unicorn mascot draws mixed reactions.
Burnham faces funding questions on cost of living drive
Prime Minister Andy Burnham urged his cabinet to explore all options to tackle the cost of living crisis, but faces pressure to explain how he will fund pledges like VAT removal on electricity and a national care service.
Corrections: Infantino vote, Burnham, Farage probe
Fifa members vote correction: Infantino backed by countries and territories, not countries. Andy Burnham error in print. Farage investigation called 'kangaroo court'.
Gates Foundation review: 30 meetings with Epstein
A Gates Foundation review found roughly 30 meetings between Jeffrey Epstein and foundation leaders, including Bill Gates, from 2011 to 2014, despite staff raising concerns.
Rebel Wilson wins defamation case brought by co-star
Rebel Wilson has won a defamation case brought by actor Charlotte MacInnes, with the judge ruling that social media posts did not cause serious harm.
Burnham's Long Game: Can He Govern in Short Attention Span Era?
New PM Andy Burnham faces the challenge of implementing a 10-year plan amid a political culture of constant campaigning, with Nigel Farage's Clacton byelection backfiring.
Can Andy Burnham End Homelessness? A Realistic Look
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping in England, but critics question his track record and the adequacy of new funding.
Financial exceptions for Guardiola as Italy coach
Italian football federation president confirms financial exceptions are in place to allow Pep Guardiola to become next Italy head coach, following his departure from Manchester City.
Venezuela family buries daughter after 18-day search
The Guedez García family spent 18 days searching for their daughter Alexandra after devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Volunteers from their village helped recover her body, and the community held a poignant funeral.
Trump risks forever war in Iran as ceasefire collapses
Trump's war with Iran escalates after ceasefire collapse, risking a forever war. US airstrikes and Iranian retaliation continue, with 17 US troops killed and global oil prices rising.
Ministers joke about prisoner early release; victims outraged
Wes Streeting and Shabana Mahmood were caught on hot mic joking about the early release scheme. Victims call it 'no laughing matter' and demand action.
Three speeches signaled a dying US democracy
Three speeches on a single day in Washington signaled the death of US election legitimacy, with a critical care doctor warning that the most dangerous words were spoken before lunch, not in primetime.
Dodgers fans conflicted over White House visit amid Trump policies
As the Los Angeles Dodgers visit the White House, loyal fans, especially Latino immigrants, are torn between celebrating their World Series win and opposing Trump's immigration policies.
ALP expands student placement payments, Gaza debate looms
PM Albanese announces $338.60/week for students in 10 health fields starting July 2027, as Labor conference debates gas taxes, fuel credits, and Gaza stance.
Nicaragua Congress Suspends Elections, Extends Ortega Rule
Nicaragua's Congress, controlled by President Daniel Ortega, voted Wednesday to suspend elections indefinitely, effectively extending his 19-year rule amid international condemnation.
Epstein Model Scout Daniel Siad Found Dead Near Paris
Daniel Siad, a model scout for Jeffrey Epstein facing rape and trafficking allegations in France, was found dead at his home near Paris. His name appeared in over 1,000 Epstein documents.
Democrats Must Hammer Trump on Corruption to Win Midterms
Democrats must highlight Trump's $2bn+ wealth increase while Americans struggle, using his corruption as a key midterm issue, similar to Hungary's opposition strategy against Orbán.
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