Ukraine Blames Russia for Cargo Ship Strike Killing Six
Ukraine accuses Russia of striking a Turkish cargo ship carrying grain, killing six sailors and leaving four missing near Odesa. Kyiv also reports major missile attack on capital.
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Argentina Fans Search for Consolation After World Cup Final Loss
Argentina fans in Buenos Aires mourn World Cup final loss to Spain but celebrate semi-final victory over England and honor Messi's legacy.
Guyana ferry disaster: criminal probe after manifest found inaccurate
A massive search operation is underway after the MV Barima sank off Guyana's coast. Two dead, 67 rescued, but the passenger manifest was inaccurate, complicating rescue efforts.
Burnham vows to go 'faster' than Starmer: Can he break gridlock?
Andy Burnham pledges faster action than Keir Starmer, but overcoming institutional inertia and fiscal constraints may require bold, risky moves to deliver visible change.
Dreyfus urges protest bans near synagogues, Jewish schools
Mark Dreyfus tells antisemitism royal commission that safe access zone laws like those for abortion clinics could reduce distress at Jewish sites, citing high court precedent.
Albanese Slams Hanson; Private Schools Seek Funding; Hinch Funeral
Anthony Albanese criticizes Pauline Hanson over her Europe trip; Independent Schools Australia launches campaign for more funding; Derryn Hinch's state funeral held in Melbourne.
Inquest into police fatal shooting of Jesse Deacon begins
An inquest into the fatal shooting of Jesse Deacon by NSW police in 2023 has begun, revealing he was killed within a minute of police knocking on his door after a Taser failed.
Fetterman: Trump should 'do something positive' not dwell on 2020
Sen. John Fetterman says Trump should focus on resolving the Iran war rather than revisiting the 2020 election, calling the fixation 'deeply unhelpful.'
Elephant and Castle: Gentrification 'Patient Zero'
New £500m Elephant and Castle town centre opens, but displaced traders say promises of return are broken, raising fears of gentrification.
House Democrats shift on Israel; leaders urged to follow voters
More than 100 House Democrats voted to block $3.3bn in arms for Israel. A New York Times poll shows 74% of Democratic voters oppose support. Leaders must listen.
Burnham Pledges Cost of Living Action in First Speech as PM
New UK PM Andy Burnham pledges to address cost of living, end rough sleeping, and build a new economy in his first speech after accepting the king's invitation to form a government.
Election fears in Arizona as Trump sows fresh doubts
Despite a truce in Maricopa County's bitter power struggle, experts warn election denialism could bubble up again in November, with Trump's rhetoric posing the biggest threat.
Burnham's First Downing Street Speech: Six Highlights
New PM Andy Burnham delivered a five-minute speech pledging to end rough sleeping, a 10-year plan, and a 'circuit breaker for Britain' after acknowledging political failures.
Burnham PM, EU gas prices up, AliExpress fined €550m
Andy Burnham becomes UK prime minister amid economic challenges. European gas prices hit four-month high. AliExpress fined €550m by EU for illegal goods.
Cohabitation law reform debate: rights and protections for UK couples
UK government's plan to give cohabiting partners marriage-like rights divides opinion, with supporters citing protection for 3.5 million couples and opponents warning of unintended consequences.
Maine logger Troy Jackson poised for Democratic Senate nod
Troy Jackson, a logger and former Maine Senate president, is likely the Democratic nominee for US Senate after Graham Platner dropped out amid sexual assault allegations.
Tropical Depression to Become Storm Along US Gulf Coast
A tropical depression is set to become a storm along the US Gulf coast, prompting surge and tropical storm watches from Florida to Louisiana.
Andy Burnham Becomes UK PM, Promises Major Changes
Andy Burnham has become the sixth UK prime minister in a decade, succeeding Keir Starmer. In his first address, he pledged a 'circuit breaker' moment and the 'biggest changes in 40 years'.
Andy Burnham Becomes UK PM, Promises Major Change
Andy Burnham has become the sixth UK prime minister in a decade, succeeding Keir Starmer. In his first address, he pledged a 'circuit breaker' and the 'biggest changes in 40 years'.
Andy Burnham: Warmth, Audacity, and Knowhow, but Hope
Andy Burnham becomes PM with ambitious plans to end rough sleeping and rebuild the economy, but success hinges on execution and luck.
Cartoon: Ben Jennings on Andy Burnham PM Bid
Ben Jennings's cartoon satirises Andy Burnham's aspirations to become Labour leader and prime minister, highlighting his political positioning.
Ukraine's army chief Syrskyi expected to be sacked
Thousands of protesters in Kyiv demand removal of commander in chief Oleksandr Syrskyi; Zelenskyy's chief of staff hints at dismissal amid reshuffle.
Andy Burnham's First Labour Cabinet: Who's In, Who's Out
Andy Burnham appoints John Healey as chancellor, retains Shabana Mahmood as home secretary, and ousts Rachel Reeves and David Lammy in a reshuffle that rewards loyalists and sidelines Starmer allies.
Guardian view on Burnham’s first day: right vision, time short
Andy Burnham struck right notes as PM, pledging to end rough sleeping and challenge wealth imbalances, but faces Treasury resistance and a short political window.
Burnham becomes PM, vows 'circuit breaker' for UK
Andy Burnham becomes UK prime minister, pledging a 'circuit breaker' moment with the biggest changes in 40 years, including cost-of-living measures and a new economic model.
Andy Burnham Keeps City Guessing as He Forms Cabinet
Andy Burnham's cabinet picks remain uncertain, leaving the City of London speculating on future policies and economic direction.
Teen gets life for machete murder of accountant in Luton
Emmanuel Avogo, 17, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 20 years for hacking accountant Adam Khan to death with a machete in Luton after Khan 'pestered' a girl for sex.
Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping in first PM order
New PM Andy Burnham visited homelessness charity The Passage in Victoria, pledging his first directive to end rough sleeping in the UK.
Starmer's friends run restaurant where he began career
Sir Keir Starmer's friends Sabbir and Aneela Karim, who run Salaam Namaste restaurant, cried as he left Downing Street; he resigned as PM and Andy Burnham is now Prime Minister.
Coronation Street: Sarah Platt arrested for Theo murder
Police arrest Sarah Platt for Theo Silverton's murder after blood on her clothes is tested. Kit Green's cover-up unravels as evidence seals her fate.
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