Rise of One Nation: A Sleeping Threat Hiding in Plain Sight
Commentators grapple with One Nation's rise, comparing it to Trumpism. The media missed the warning signs, and trust in politics continues to erode.
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Gen X Drives One Nation's Rise Amid Economic Discontent
Australians in their 40s and 50s, facing low wages, rising inequality, and falling home ownership, are increasingly supporting One Nation, with support peaking at 43% among Gen X.
Ebike Battle in Queensland: Transport Revolution or Chaos?
Queensland's new ebike laws spark fierce debate between safety concerns and the potential for a transport revolution, with advocates and critics deeply divided.
London council sacks workers over teeth-rip threat in viral video
Two enforcement officers in Harrow, London, were caught on video threatening to knock out a man's teeth and turn off body cameras. Harrow Council and agency Kingdom Services Group dismissed them.
Man critical after group attack near London's Southbank Centre
A man in his 40s is fighting for his life after being assaulted by a group of four men near the Southbank Centre in central London. Police are investigating.
Trump Claims US-Iran Peace Deal Imminent, Tehran Cautious
President Trump says a US-Iran peace deal will be signed on Sunday, but Tehran downplays the timeline. Pakistan expects an electronic signing within 24 hours.
Body found near Iran World Cup training base in Mexico
Authorities are investigating after a body was discovered in a car near Iran's World Cup training centre in Tijuana, Mexico, amid ongoing visa issues for the team.
Trump turns 80 with AI war pic, boasts of fixing DC
President Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday with an AI-generated war image and claims of fixing Washington, D.C. He hosted a UFC cage-fighting event on the White House South Lawn.
Grenfell Justice: What Happens Next After 9th Anniversary?
As the 9th anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire approaches, the final anniversary before demolition, we look at the search for justice, potential criminal charges, and memorial plans.
Grenfell Tower Fire: Remembering 72 Victims Nine Years On
Nine years after the Grenfell Tower fire, we remember the 72 victims. The inquiry found cladding caused rapid fire spread. Criminal charges may come before 10th anniversary.
Arrests in NI riots rise to 19 as police urge calm
Police call for calm before anti-racist protests in Belfast and Glasgow as MPs warn of failure over online misinformation.
Belfast Riots Renew Scrutiny Over Loyalist Paramilitary Influence
Violent disturbances in Belfast have reignited debate about loyalist paramilitary groups, with some leaders choosing neutrality to highlight the risks of a security vacuum.
FBI Raid on Ohio Voting Rights Group Sparks Fear of Crackdown
The FBI raided the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, seizing computers and phones. Critics say it's a coordinated attack on voting rights ahead of the midterms.
Corrections: Beresford, Le Carré, Spielberg Errors Fixed
Corrections to Saturday magazine articles: Stephen Beresford not involved in Matilda, Le Carré book corrected, Spielberg film image error, plus other amendments.
The Alien Autopsy Scandal: Playful Look at a Faked Video
A review of John Dower's documentary exploring the 1995 alien autopsy hoax, featuring eccentric hoaxers and a tangled web of truth and fiction.
Helen Mirren, Lionesses Honored in King Charles's Birthday List
Dame Helen Mirren receives Companion of Honour, six Lionesses get MBEs, and Kevin Sinfield is knighted in King Charles's birthday honours list for services to drama, sport, and charity.
Trump suspends federal funds to LA homeless agency
The Trump administration has suspended federal funding to Los Angeles' homeless services agency, citing fraud allegations, in the latest clash with California.
Ex-West Ham director recused from Sullivan inquiry
Tara Warren, a non-executive director of the Independent Football Regulator, will not be involved in the inquiry into David Sullivan due to her past role at West Ham.
Court Rejects Trump's Emergency Appeal on Kennedy Center Name
An appeals court rejected an emergency appeal to halt the removal of Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center facade, upholding a judge's order that the addition was illegal.
Spencer Pratt Concedes LA Mayor Race, Declares 'War'
Spencer Pratt concedes the LA mayor race but declares 'war' against advancing candidates Raman and Bass, vowing to expose corruption despite Trump's 'rigged' claims.
Court Rejects Trump's Bid to Keep Name on Kennedy Center
An appeals court in DC denied an emergency appeal to pause removal of Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center. Crowds cheered as workers prepared to take down the signage.
Trump: Venezuelan gang leader killed in US strike
Donald Trump announced that US forces killed Tren de Aragua leader Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores in a joint operation with Venezuela, calling the gang 'bloodthirsty.'
Life Under Fire: Kyiv's Lukianivska Square Residents Endure
Residents of Kyiv's most bombed neighbourhood, Lukianivska Square, face escalating attacks, with damage to civilian structures and growing anxiety.
Melinda French Gates on Epstein, Divorce, and Her $30bn Philanthropy
Melinda French Gates discusses meeting Jeffrey Epstein, her divorce from Bill Gates, and her $215m commitment to women's health. She reflects on philanthropy, women's rights, and finding peace post-divorce.
David Beckham Honored with Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
David Beckham receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, calling it 'surreal'. Tom Cruise praises him, and a green carpet ceremony precedes the US World Cup opener.
Trump as Don Corleone: Mob-Style Corruption Threatens US Democracy
Barbara McQuade's new book 'The Fix' draws parallels between Donald Trump and mafia boss Vito Corleone, arguing the president governs through corruption, cruelty, and chaos.
Three Teens Arrested Over Chelmsford Park Murder
Three teenagers, including a 14-year-old boy, have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 21-year-old man was found critically injured in Central Park, Chelmsford. The victim died at the scene.
FCC Opens 'Open Season' on ABC with Early Renewal Process
The FCC's decision to force ABC to apply early for license renewals is seen as retaliation against critics of Trump, opening the door for public challenges until June 29.
Taliban Commander Gets 42 Years for Journalist Kidnapping
Haji Najibullah was sentenced to 42 years for kidnapping New York Times journalist David Rohde in 2008, ending a saga of captivity, escape, and trial.
Wealth Tax on Billionaires: A Fair Solution to Inequality
The case for Labour to introduce a 2% wealth tax on fortunes above £100m is stronger than ever, as research shows UK billionaires own 22% of GDP.
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