Starmer's Waning Influence at Awkward G7 Summit
Keir Starmer faced an awkward G7 summit, with delays and sidelining by Trump, as his leadership hangs on the Makerfield byelection result. Analysts note his fragility.
Keir Starmer faced an awkward G7 summit, with delays and sidelining by Trump, as his leadership hangs on the Makerfield byelection result. Analysts note his fragility.
Toronto police link dozens of shootings, including one at the US consulate, to a multilayered gun-for-hire network that recruits young adults and teens via encrypted apps.
The British government's stance on Thames Water shifts towards special administration, with concerns over creditor-led rescue deals and political pressure for public ownership.
Six people, including three teenagers, were injured in a targeted acid attack in Jersey City, New Jersey, involving suspects on a moped. One minor arrested.
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Victorian Trades Hall Council secretary Luke Hilakari defends naming 23 Labor MPs for having no voter conversations, urging them to campaign hard against One Nation.
Crimea bans night moped rides, citing drone confusion. Ukraine strikes fuel supplies, causing shortages. G7 discusses sanctions. Russian artist killed in Poland.
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George Monbiot argues that the UK government applies a two-tier justice system, labeling left-wing protests as terrorism while excusing far-right violence.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson calls for a monocultural Australia, slashes migration, and attacks transgender rights, Islam, and media in a fiery National Press Club address.
PM Keir Starmer condemned Russian warship warning shots near a British yacht in the Channel as reckless, citing daily proxy attacks from Russia.
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David Walbert, a veteran voting rights lawyer, warns that Trump's false fraud claims and federal agency actions could undermine the 2026 midterms, echoing the 2020 election crisis.
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US President Donald Trump joked he was 'the boss' during a G7 summit meeting, drawing laughter from other world leaders. Video shows the lighthearted moment.
A new survey from Radio Times reveals strong public support for the BBC, challenging the narrative of widespread criticism. Respondents express trust, value independence, and defend the licence fee.
Donald Trump supports a joint G7 statement on Iran, facing domestic criticism. Also: Russian warship incident, Alligator Alcatraz closures, and Arctic refreezing efforts.
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British retirees Jane and Alan Kelvey call for calm after a Russian warship fired warning shots near their yacht in the Channel, disputing Russia's account.
French left accuses Emmanuel Macron of groveling as he hosts Donald Trump for a lavish dinner at the Palace of Versailles, sparking political backlash.
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Keir Starmer says he wants Andy Burnham to have a significant role in government if Labour wins the Makerfield byelection, but rules out stepping down as leader.
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