Trump's Greenland Move Rattles Republicans
Donald Trump's brief threat to acquire Greenland has prompted unusual Republican criticism, revealing party fractures as midterm elections approach, though full-scale rebellion remains elusive.
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Teargas and ICE Crackdown in Minneapolis
Federal agents used teargas and lethal force in Minneapolis, sparking protests and political outcry over Trump's immigration policies and civil rights.
Labour Must Avoid 'Psychodrama' Over Burnham, Warns Mahmood
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood cautions Labour against internal turmoil as party decides on Andy Burnham's potential return to parliament amid leadership speculation.
Mahmood Won't Rule Out Blocking Burnham's By-Election Bid
Labour's Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has declined to rule out blocking Andy Burnham from standing in the North West by-election, citing potential all-women shortlists and party rules for mayors seeking parliamentary roles.
King Charles Made Trump Backtrack on UK Troops Comment
Donald Trump reversed his claim that British troops avoided frontlines in Afghanistan after King Charles intervened through back channels, with Keir Starmer also speaking to him.
Children as Social Media Guinea Pigs: The Coming Reckoning
A generation of children are having their privacy violated as parents monetise their lives online. From Brooklyn Beckham to Instagram kids, experts warn of psychological damage and a looming backlash.
Manhunt for NSW Triple Murder Suspect After Reported Sighting
Police in New South Wales have deployed air support after an unconfirmed sighting of Julian Ingram, suspected of killing three people in Lake Cargelligo.
Democrats Block DHS Funding Over ICE Abuses
Senate Democrats led by Chuck Schumer threaten to block a $64.4bn DHS funding bill following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis.
Myanmar's Final Election Phase Amid Violence
The third and final phase of Myanmar's election took place on Sunday, widely condemned as a sham amid military airstrikes and political exclusions.
Democrats Outraged Over Minneapolis Federal Agent Shooting
Democratic politicians express horror after a federal agent fatally shoots Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, while Republicans blame local Democratic leadership for the incident.
VA Nurse Alex Pretti Killed by Federal Agents in Minneapolis
Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse at Minneapolis VA Health Care System, was fatally shot by federal agents during protests. Colleagues describe him as dedicated healthcare worker who 'wanted to help people'.
Burnham's Return Sparks Labour Leadership Speculation
Andy Burnham's bid to re-enter Parliament through the Gorton and Denton byelection has ignited a 'Stop Andy' campaign among Keir Starmer's allies, raising questions about Labour's future leadership.
Australia Marooned as Trump Erodes Global Trust
Zoe Daniel argues that under Donald Trump, the US has become an unreliable ally, dismantling the rules-based global order and leaving middle powers like Australia vulnerable and isolated.
Burnham Applies for Labour Byelection Candidacy
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham writes to Labour's NEC seeking permission to stand in the Gorton and Denton byelection, citing a need to defend Manchester's values against divisive politics.
Trump Praises UK Troops After NATO Comments Backlash
Donald Trump has praised British soldiers as 'very brave' after fierce criticism of his claims that non-US NATO troops stayed off frontlines in Afghanistan.
Welsh FM: May Elections Could Lead to UK Breakup
Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan warns May's elections could have profound implications for UK unity, with nationalist victories potentially setting path to fragmentation.
Minneapolis Mayor Slams Trump After Fatal Shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey delivers impassioned plea to end federal operation after fatal shooting of resident by masked agents, calling it an invasion.
Burnham to Run for Labour MP in By-Election
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham confirms he will stand as a Labour candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election, creating a fresh political headache for Keir Starmer's leadership.
Andy Burnham Eyes Commons Return in By-Election Bid
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has applied to stand as the Labour candidate in the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election, marking a potential return to Parliament.
Burnham Applies for Labour Byelection Candidacy
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has formally applied to stand as the Labour candidate in the upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection, sparking speculation about his potential return to parliament and future leadership ambitions.
Second Fatal Shooting by Federal Immigration Officers in Minneapolis
Minneapolis officials report another fatal shooting involving federal law enforcement during immigration crackdowns, sparking renewed protests and calls to end operations.
Europe's Financial Divorce from Trump Strategy
European nations are exploring financial separation from US influence under Trump, with pension funds selling US bonds and proposals for euro-denominated debt markets gaining traction.
Ian Huntley Stripped of Xbox in Prison Punishment
Soham murderer Ian Huntley has had his privileges removed at HMP Frankland after guards found unauthorised items in his cell, sparking reports of him 'kicking off'.
Teen Gang Jailed for 78 Years Over East London Shooting
Four teenagers have been sentenced to a total of 78 years in prison for a violent attack in Canning Town that left one brother paralysed. One perpetrator was found hiding under a bed.
Biden's Low Profile as Trump Keeps Him in Spotlight
A year after leaving office, Joe Biden maintains a low public profile while Donald Trump continues to blame him for America's problems, highlighting the unusual dynamics of this post-presidential era.
Wales' Morgan: May Election Not a Starmer Referendum
Eluned Morgan warns against protest votes as Labour faces tough Senedd battle, stressing economic priorities over UK political tensions in exclusive Guardian interview.
Supreme Court and Trump's Federal Reserve Attack
Analysis of the US Supreme Court's response to Donald Trump's attempts to influence the Federal Reserve, focusing on the case of fired governor Lisa Cook and implications for central bank independence.
EU Economic Pressure Forces Trump Greenland Climbdown
Donald Trump backed down from Greenland annexation threats after EU deployed $93bn retaliatory measures, exposing transatlantic tensions and Europe's struggle for unity in using economic statecraft effectively.
Rayner Backs Burnham's Westminster Bid
Labour MPs gather amid speculation Andy Burnham could seek a Westminster by-election, with Angela Rayner expected to support his potential bid to challenge the Prime Minister's authority.
Hillingdon Council Debt Write-Off Questioned
Hillingdon Council faces scrutiny over a decision to write off rent arrears owed by former Conservative councillor Alan Deville, with the council now reconsidering legal action after media exposure.
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