Man pleads not guilty to train stabbing attacks
Anthony Williams, 33, denies 10 counts of attempted murder over a mass stabbing on a London-to-Cambridgeshire train and separate attacks, including at a DLR station.
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Croydon relocates housing services amid High Court challenge
Croydon Council moves housing services to Cavendish House by end of August, keeping appointment-only system as High Court reviews walk-in service closure.
Andy Burnham's Daunting To-Do List Before No 10
With less than two weeks until Andy Burnham is expected to become PM, the incoming leader faces a massive to-do list left by Sir Keir Starmer, including defence funding, social care reform, and economic challenges.
UK heatwave to last longer: Met Office on London cool-down
London's heatwave will persist into next week with temperatures not dropping below 27C, according to the Met Office. Peak of 34C expected today.
Games Inbox: Elder Scrolls 6 Wait and Digital Future Debate
Readers question The Elder Scrolls 6's lengthy development, criticize Bethesda's recent output, and debate the inevitability of a digital-only console future.
Daily Horoscope July 9, 2026: Venus Enters Virgo
Venus enters Virgo on July 9, 2026, bringing a practical, organizational quality to relationships and finances for four weeks. All star signs' horoscopes inside.
Harry and others lose £50m privacy case against Mail
Prince Harry, Doreen Lawrence, Elton John, and others lost their £50m privacy case against Associated Newspapers, with the judge ruling no unlawful activity was proven.
Pochettino's USMNT future uncertain after World Cup exit
Mauricio Pochettino's future as USMNT coach is in doubt after a last-16 World Cup exit. US Soccer backs him but talks are ongoing, with both sides assessing the tournament before a decision.
400 arrested in California Fourth of July 'TikTok takeover'
More than 400 people were arrested in Newport Beach, California, after a 'TikTok takeover' led to fires, blocked roads, and attacks on police during Fourth of July celebrations.
Ukraine targets shadow fleet tankers; Russian strikes hit Kyiv
Ukraine's drone forces attacked a dozen Russian shadow fleet tankers in two days. Russian missile strikes on Kyiv injured two, while Odesa strike injured 10. Zelenskyy appeals for NATO membership.
Settler violence surges in West Bank as Israeli elections loom
Israeli settlers uproot 70 olive trees in Ein Arik, part of a surge in violence before elections. Farm outposts now control 18% of West Bank, says report.
Burnham Considers Public Control of Water and Energy
Andy Burnham is exploring options for public control of water and energy utilities, including nationalisation, as Thames Water faces collapse and campaigners demand action.
Farage resigns as MP, triggering Clacton byelection
Nigel Farage has resigned as Clacton MP to trigger a byelection, framing it as a 'people v establishment' contest amid investigations into undeclared gifts including £5m from a crypto billionaire.
Federal Investigation into Telstra Outage; Foreign Interference Ruled Out
The federal government has launched an investigation into a major Telstra outage that disrupted mobile services for thousands, dismissing foreign interference speculation.
Trump's FIFA World Cup Intervention and Senate Race
Co-hosts Reged Ahmad and Jonathan Yerushalmy examine Trump's reported FIFA World Cup intervention and the growing calls for Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to drop out after a sexual assault allegation.
NCA Report on £5m Farage Gift 'Deeply Serious'
Labour chair Anna Turley calls Nigel Farage's £5m gift from a cryptocurrency billionaire, reported to the NCA for money laundering concerns, 'astonishing and deeply serious', urging cooperation.
Telstra outage, Brereton complaints dropped, Modi visits
Telstra outage disrupts calls and data; two Brereton complaints dropped; Modi starts Australia visit; Albanese announces $250m Pacific rugby league plan.
MPs warn of 'utter chaos' at Port of Dover under EU entry system
Port of Dover faces severe delays under EU entry/exit system unless technology is fixed or checks suspended, MPs warn.
World Cup refereeing fine despite Tuchel and Trump noise
World Cup refereeing has been solid overall, with VAR used correctly in key incidents like Quansah's red card, despite criticism from Tuchel and Trump, says former Premier League referee Chris Foy.
GOP Leaders Seek to End McConnell Health Speculation
Republican leaders confirm they spoke with Mitch McConnell after his hospitalization, as secrecy over the 84-year-old's health fuels backlash from Trump supporters and conspiracy theories.
Trump declares Iran ceasefire over at Nato summit
Donald Trump said the Iran ceasefire is 'over,' called Iranian leaders 'scum,' and criticized Nato allies at the Ankara summit, threatening trade cuts with Spain.
Trump calls Iran leaders 'scum,' ceasefire over; oil up 3%
Hostilities resume between US and Iran after US strikes near Hormuz and revoked oil waiver. Trump calls Iranian leaders 'scum' at NATO summit, ending fragile ceasefire. Oil prices rise 3%.
Ruth Ellis granted posthumous conditional pardon
Ruth Ellis, the last woman executed in the UK, has received a conditional pardon recognizing she was a victim of domestic abuse, with modern defences potentially reducing her conviction.
Le Pen launches 2027 campaign after ban reduced
Marine Le Pen has launched her presidential campaign after an appeal court shortened her ban on running for office, allowing her to take part in the 2027 vote despite upholding her embezzlement conviction.
Nato leaders avoid World Cup talk to keep Trump on side
Nato leaders have informally agreed not to mention the football World Cup to Donald Trump to avoid irritating the US president during the Ankara summit.
US, Iran Trade Strikes, Ceasefire Unravels in Strait of Hormuz
The US and Iran exchanged extensive fire after Iran hit three commercial vessels, with Trump threatening further strikes. Iran responded by attacking US sites in Bahrain and Kuwait, endangering the truce.
Michigan Senate primary: voters fed up, seek change
Michigan voters focus on healthcare, Gaza, and economic struggles, not party infighting, as Democratic Senate primary between El-Sayed and Stevens intensifies.
Nigel Farage resigns amid summer of sport and royal news
Nigel Farage resigns as Wimbledon and World Cup 2026 captivate UK. Letters also discuss memory tests, Prince Harry's UK stay, and fair play.
Trump admin threatens states with criminal charges over voter data
DOJ sent letters to all 50 states threatening criminal charges if noncitizens vote, escalating election control push with unproven claims.
Curse of Trump: Sporting Defeat Follows His Support
Evidence mounts that Donald Trump's presence at sporting events leads to defeat, from the USMNT's World Cup exit to the Knicks' loss at the NBA finals.
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