Andy Burnham's Chancellor Pick: Miliband vs Streeting
Andy Burnham, set to become PM, faces a critical decision on his Chancellor. Ed Miliband and Wes Streeting lead contenders, with implications for economic direction.
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Emmerdale: Charity reveals Dr Todd's evil to Serena
Charity Dingle finally exposes Dr Caitlin Todd's full evil to a surprise confidante, Serena Sugden, in a lakeside encounter, unaware Serena is heading to Emmerdale.
Emmerdale death 'sealed' as flashforward reveals victim
An Emmerdale resident's life is in danger next week as a brutal attack occurs. A flashforward reveals the victim, but survival is uncertain.
Coronation Street: David the dog goes missing as Sarah Platt struggles
Sarah Platt killed Theo Silverton in self-defence, but Jodie Ramsey may be using the family dog's disappearance to distract from her own secrets in Coronation Street.
Daily Horoscope June 23, 2026: Pluto & Venus Clash
Pluto in Aquarius and Venus in Leo create contrasting energies today, urging flexibility. Sagittarius, Scorpio, and Libra can get what they want. Find your star sign's horoscope for June 23, 2026.
Burnham's PM bid: Rejection of voters, says Jenkins
Simon Jenkins argues that Andy Burnham's ascension to prime minister, after ousting Keir Starmer, is a humiliation for democracy and a rejection of the electorate's choice.
Fatal Shooting of 1-Year-Old Boy by Police Sparks Outrage
One-year-old Kohen Wiley was fatally shot by police responding to a shoplifting call in Senatobia, Mississippi, sparking protests and renewed calls for police accountability.
Dotty Data and Silly Sentences: Puzzle Solutions
Solutions to three puzzles about deception: a syllabus trick, Simpson's paradox in polls, and the Anguish Languish contest winner.
Trump's $14m Reflecting Pool Renovation Hits Roadblocks
Trump's $14m Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool renovation faces algae, peeling paint, and cost overruns. He blames vandals, but experts cite 'new pond syndrome' and poor execution.
Alan Greenspan, former Fed chair, dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, who led the US Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006 and was hailed as a maestro before the 2008 crash tarnished his legacy, has died aged 100.
Keir Starmer resignation: readers react to Labour's new era
Readers express anger and disappointment over Keir Starmer's resignation as prime minister, with Andy Burnham emerging as the likely successor.
Far-right leader wins Colombia's presidency, raising democracy fears
Far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella, who admires Trump and Bukele, won Colombia's presidential election by a razor-thin margin, vowing to 'disembowel' the left and crack down on crime, alarming analysts about threats to democracy.
Supreme court reinstates Etan Patz murder conviction
The US supreme court reinstated Pedro Hernandez's murder conviction for the 1979 disappearance of six-year-old Etan Patz, reversing a lower court's decision.
Starmer Resigns: Who Will Replace Him and When?
Keir Starmer resigns as PM after Labour pressure following Burnham's byelection win. Streetsing out, so who will lead?
Andy Burnham offers sharper diagnosis than Starmer
Andy Burnham's rise as Labour leader is seen as inevitable after Keir Starmer's resignation. The Guardian argues Burnham has a compelling story but needs a credible plan for governance.
Andy Burnham: Likely next UK prime minister
Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester mayor, is expected to succeed Keir Starmer as UK prime minister, promising to represent voters outside London and those feeling unheard.
Readers praise Starmer's integrity after resignation
Sir Keir Starmer resigns as prime minister and Labour leader. Readers share mixed views, praising his integrity or criticising his shift to the right.
Starmer exit plan to clear way for Burnham as PM
Keir Starmer is expected to announce an exit plan to allow Andy Burnham to become prime minister, according to senior Labour sources.
Starmer Faces Calls for Reflection and Resignation
Keir Starmer is urged to resign amid a weekend of reflection as Andy Burnham emerges as a potential successor, with Labour MPs calling for change.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications June 21 2026
The Guardian published corrections on June 21, 2026, fixing errors in articles about a UK housing report, a wildlife documentary, and a chess tournament.
Morning Mail: Monday's Top Australian News
Monday's Morning Mail covers key Australian news including a major infrastructure announcement, political developments, and a significant weather event.
Chicago Shootings Rise Amid Trump's Immigration Crackdown
Chicago shootings increased by 12% in May 2026 compared to last year, coinciding with Trump's deportation raids. Police link rise to community distrust.
Everest's 'Green Boots' recovery mission aims to solve identity
A fresh expedition plans to retrieve the body of 'Green Boots', a climber who died on Everest in 1996, and establish his identity as Dorje Morup, not Tsewang Paljor as long assumed.
Czech broadcasters strike over funding plans
Czech Television and Czech Radio staff walk out over government proposals to cut licence fee funding and restructure governance, threatening independence.
Anti-racism guidance fuelled two-tier policing myth
A senior police officer says anti-racism guidance has inadvertently fuelled the myth of two-tier policing, undermining public trust.
Keir Starmer Wins Landslide Victory to Become PM
Keir Starmer is the new UK Prime Minister after Labour's landslide election win, ending 14 years of Conservative rule with a massive parliamentary majority.
Politicians Shouldn't Present BBC Radio 4 Today
Michael Grade argues that politicians presenting the Today programme undermines impartiality. He cites examples of bias and calls for stricter rules.
Starmer's Triumph Turned Tragedy: Frozen by Power Challenges
Keir Starmer's early political triumph gave way to paralysis in office, leading to a tragic downfall marked by indecision and lost public trust.
UK PM Starmer Resigns in Surprise Statement
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation effective immediately, citing personal reasons and a desire for new leadership. The announcement came during a brief televised address.
Starmer's No 10: Migration, Mandelson, mixed legacy
Keir Starmer's premiership saw reduced migration but faced internal strife over Mandelson's peerage, leaving a mixed legacy of policy wins and political losses.
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