Hanson's Speech Sparks Global Backlash
Pauline Hanson's recent speech has been condemned as shameful, with critics noting it echoed rightwing rhetoric from the UK and US. The address has sparked widespread backlash.
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Teddie Beverley, Last of the Beverley Sisters, Dies at 99
Teddie Beverley, the final surviving member of the 1950s singing trio the Beverley Sisters, has died aged 99. The group had hits like 'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus' and 'Little Donkey.'
Macron Hails G7 Unity on Ukraine, Backs Iran Deal
French President Macron praises G7 convergence on Ukraine support, including energy infrastructure aid and countering Russia's shadow fleet, and backs Trump's Iran deal.
Trump's support drops in all US states since return
New polling shows Trump's approval rating has fallen in every state since January 2025, with key battlegrounds and traditionally red states seeing significant declines.
St Bride's Church faces Sunday parking charge threat
St Bride's Church, which survived plague, fire and bombs, now fears Sunday parking charges could harm its congregation and heritage.
Romeo Beckham fined for phone use while driving Porsche
Romeo Beckham, 23, was fined £440 and given penalty points after police caught him scrolling on his phone while driving his Porsche 911 in Westminster last September.
Samia Longchambon teases Maria heartbreak in Coronation Street
Coronation Street's Samia Longchambon hints at heartbreak for Maria Connor as a dinner party reveals secrets, including Theo's killer and a potential affair between Gary and Sarah.
Romeo Beckham Fined for Phone Use and Loose Dog in Porsche
Romeo Beckham, 23, was fined over £700 after being caught using his phone and having an unrestrained dog in his Porsche 911 in Westminster last September.
Putin 'won't care' about Russian warship firing at yacht
A Russian expert says Putin 'won't care' about his warship firing warning shots at a civilian yacht in the English Channel, raising concerns over maritime safety.
Trump Denies $300B Iran Payout as 'Fake News'
Donald Trump refutes reports of a $300 billion payment to Iran as 'fake news,' while peace deal details remain under negotiation.
London's 'most patriotic estate' draped in flags for World Cup
The Kirby Estate in Bermondsey is covered in England flags ahead of the World Cup 2026 match against Croatia. Residents say it's about pride and community, not racism.
Tuchel: 'I must earn right to sing England anthem'
Thomas Tuchel has explained why he doesn't sing God Save the King before England matches, insisting he must earn the right through results and building a connection with the team and fans.
Rapist on run after mistaken jail release claims guards pushed him out
Bernadin Dedic, 48, was wrongly freed from HMP Wormwood Scrubs in February and fled to Bosnia. He claims he told guards it was a mistake, but they pushed him out. He was convicted in absentia.
Games Inbox: Xbox's Future and Zelda's Secrets Debated
Wednesday's letters page questions if Xbox can be saved, discusses Zelda: Ocarina of Time secrecy, and criticizes corporate buyouts. Readers share their views.
Reform UK's Law May Cost Women Equal Pay, Unions Say
Unions warn that Reform UK's proposed 'women and motherhood protection act' could remove equal pay for work of equal value, potentially costing female workers money.
Starmer Denies G7 Eviction as Leaders Plan Gift
Keir Starmer insists he will fight on as G7 leaders discuss his imminent eviction, with Macron excluding him from a WhatsApp group and Trump forgetting instructions.
Russian frigate fires warning shots at British yacht
The Ministry of Defence investigates after a Russian frigate fired warning shots near a British yacht south of the Isle of Wight. No injuries reported.
Mother describes finding baby 'floppy and grey' in murder trial
A mother testified in Bristol Crown Court that she found her four-week-old son floppy and grey after his father allegedly shook him, causing fatal brain damage.
Europe Urges Trump to Back Ukraine at G7 Summit
As G7 leaders meet, European officials scramble to convince Donald Trump to support Ukraine, while his focus remains on the US-Israeli conflict with Iran.
Russian Tanker Captain Remanded Over Oil Seizure
Ajay Pant, captain of a Russian shadow fleet vessel carrying 98,000 tonnes of oil, has been remanded in custody after being charged with breaching sanctions following a Royal Marines boarding in the Channel.
US Screwworm Cases Rise as Outbreak Spreads Beyond Initial Zones
Twelve animal cases of screwworm confirmed in Texas and New Mexico, alarming agricultural experts and threatening the beef industry.
Trump: Syria better than Israel for Hezbollah
In frank remarks, Trump acknowledged Israel's civilian casualties in Lebanon, saying Syria could handle Hezbollah more effectively.
Gareth Southgate doc misses real issues for young men
Critics argue Gareth Southgate's documentary sidesteps political roots of young men's struggles, while male teacher shortage highlighted as key issue.
15 Charged Over Minnesota Immigration Crackdown Interference
Fifteen people in Minnesota were charged with conspiracy to impede federal officers following a controversial immigration enforcement operation that led to protests and two deaths.
Can Trump Be Convinced to Back Ukraine?
As G7 leaders meet, European leaders hope to persuade Donald Trump to support Ukraine, amid his focus on the US-Israeli conflict with Iran.
Driver jailed for year for killing Take That fan on way to gig
Fiona Hodge, 69, was sentenced to 12 months for causing the death of Donna Crossman, 53, by careless driving after hitting her on a Bristol flyover in 2024.
Boston Manor Park encampment removed by council operation
Hounslow Council has begun removing an unauthorised encampment in Boston Manor Park, restoring public access and planning a community orchard with nature recovery work.
Trump Says Iran Deal Signed, Hormuz to Reopen
US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Iran has been signed, promising the Strait of Hormuz will fully reopen and the deal's text will be released after Friday's formal signing.
UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s: Impact Hinges on Enforcement
The UK's social media ban for under-16s raises questions about enforcement, privacy risks, and potential for invasive measures. The government aims to prevent circumvention, with Ofcom tasked to design robust age verification.
Trump Hails Iran Deal Fixing Nothing Except His War Problem
Analysis: The US-Iran deal leaves the nuclear issue unchanged, while Iran's military strengthens and US credibility wanes. Fragile peace faces hurdles from Israel and internal politics.
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