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Category : Westminster
Kempton Park at Risk as MPs Debate Planning Rule Impact
MPs will debate the future of Kempton Park racecourse after the Jockey Club's secret 2018 option agreement with Barratt Redrow, facilitated by relaxed planning rules, threatens the historic venue with housing development.
Angela Rayner goes beige in LBC stand-in show
Angela Rayner filled in for James O'Brien on LBC but avoided controversy, sticking to bland optimism and struggling with calls on Somaliland and tax.
Starmer Opposed Fifa's Plan to Change England Match Time
Keir Starmer instructed officials to oppose Fifa's proposal to move England's World Cup match against Mexico to an earlier time, citing unfair advantage concerns.
Hamas offers to hand over Gaza authority to US-backed body
Hamas has offered to transfer governing authority in Gaza to a US-backed interim administration, but stops short of unilateral disarmament as demanded by Israel and the US.
Prosecutors present case against Tyler Robinson in Kirk killing
Prosecutors began a five-day hearing to convince a judge that Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk, should face trial and the death penalty.
Corrections: Pronunciation Study and Tennis Player ID
The Guardian corrects a pronunciation study attribution and identifies Francisco Cerúndolo as the tennis player at Queen's Club and Wimbledon.
Morning Mail: Australia's Top News Stories
Monday's Morning Mail covers major Australian news including political developments, economic updates, and key events shaping the nation.
Belgium vows to 'defend football' after Fifa's Balogun reversal
Belgium coach Rudi Garcia compared Fifa's decision to reinstate US striker Folarin Balogun to an April Fools' joke, as the Belgian FA investigates legal options to challenge the ruling.
Nepotism and bias in police leadership, report finds
A damning report reveals nepotism, cronyism and bias are endemic in police leadership across England and Wales, with white men dominating top ranks.
Trump to meet Zelenskyy at NATO summit as US says progress frozen
Trump will meet Zelenskyy at the NATO summit, the US says battlefield progress is frozen, and Ukraine struggles with casualties and recruitment.
Anna Funder: defend copyright from big tech AI training
Australian author Anna Funder argues that big tech companies are using creative works without consent or payment to train AI, and urges the government to protect copyright law.
EU Evolved Beyond Recognition Since Brexit, Rejoin Debate Misses Key Changes
The EU has transformed since Brexit with common borrowing, industrial policy, and defence integration. Any UK rejoin debate must address these fundamental shifts, not just opt-outs.
Probability puzzle: Beat the odds in this TV game show?
A probability puzzle: two people flip coins and guess each other's result. Can a strategy improve the 25% chance of both guessing correctly?
Sky owner Comcast buys ITV broadcasting arm for £1.6bn
Sky owner Comcast announces £1.6bn takeover of ITV's broadcasting and streaming arm, creating UK's largest commercial broadcaster, with ITV shows staying free-to-air.
Millions mourn Khamenei in Tehran funeral procession
Millions joined the funeral procession for Iran's assassinated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in Tehran, marking a massive show of public grief seven months after widespread protests.
Trump's meddling in Balogun ban hurts US World Cup
Donald Trump's intervention to reverse Folarin Balogun's suspension taints US World Cup run, drawing criticism and marring the team's achievements.
UK charity funds illegal Israeli settlement school in Hebron
Friends of Yeshivat Shavei Hevron sent nearly £200,000 to a yeshiva in Hebron between 2019-2024, funding expansion that human rights groups say increases violence and apartheid.
Labor softens stance on mandatory sentencing in draft platform
Labor's draft policy platform waters down opposition to mandatory jail sentences and commits to cracking down on online gambling inducements, putting pressure on the Albanese government.
Albanese's Pacific push: defence deal, rugby diplomacy, and podcast backlash
PM Albanese signs defence alliance with Fiji, hosts Pacific leaders at State of Origin, and faces criticism over Kylie Minogue podcast comments amid China influence concerns.
Millions mourn Iran's leader Khamenei in Tehran funeral
Millions gather in Tehran for the funeral of Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, with calls for revenge against the US and Israel.
Russia launches deadly missile and drone attacks on Kyiv
Russia launched a series of deadly missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, killing at least 12 people and wounding dozens more, according to Ukrainian officials.
Idaho Firing Squad Executions: Volunteer Police to Shoot from 10 Yards
Idaho released detailed procedures for firing squad executions, using volunteer police officers firing from 10 yards, after lethal injection failures. Eight inmates await execution.
9 Least Convincing Celebrity Disguises of All Time
From Katy Perry's donut pillow to Millie Bobby Brown's box head, these celebrity disguises failed to fool anyone. See the full list.
Ealing Council to sell part of historic golf course
Ealing Council will sell a 2.27-acre plot of West Middlesex Golf Club to resolve a legal dispute, with the club surrendering its lease and operating until 2027.
Ex-FBI agent: Guthrie kidnapper is an 'amateur'
A former FBI agent says Nancy Guthrie's kidnapper appears to be an amateur criminal, based on doorbell footage. The 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie has been missing since February, with ransom notes deemed mostly fake.
Westminster Labour criticised for hiring fined firm
Westminster Labour awarded Keltbray a £3m demolition contract despite its £16m fine for cover bidding. Tories criticise decision; Labour cites limited pool of qualified contractors.
Sky's ITV takeover: Good news for Corrie and Emmerdale
Sky's £1.6bn ITV takeover won't affect Coronation Street or Emmerdale, as ITV Studios remains independent. Free-to-air continues until 2034.
Mishcon de Reya boss shifts to senior partner role
Mishcon de Reya's managing partner steps down to become senior partner, leading a new policymaking unit aimed at influencing government legislation.
Australian PM apologises for Kylie Minogue comments
Anthony Albanese apologised after saying he would 'shag, marry, date' Kylie Minogue on a podcast, sparking criticism from MPs who called the remarks sexist and disrespectful.
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