King Charles Shown Slaves' Neck Shackles in Bermuda
King Charles viewed slaves' neck irons from 1595 in Bermuda, reflecting on the transatlantic slave trade's history during his solo visit.
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Readers Debate Antisemitism Surge, Job Cuts, Assisted Dying
Metro readers discuss rising antisemitism in London, Premier Inn job cuts, Trump's gold statue, a crossword rodent query, and the meaning of life in assisted dying debates.
Labour Will Regret Renters' Rights Act, Warns Analyst
The Renters' Rights Act abolishes Section 21 evictions and introduces rent controls, likely causing a landlord exodus and rental shortages, warns Ben Hopkinson.
Foreign Office Cuts Weaken International Law Oversight
MPs warn that closure of FCDO's humanitarian law unit will impair UK's ability to monitor violations and arms exports, amid restructuring.
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Grenfell Tower Deconstruction Pauses for Anniversary
The deconstruction of Grenfell Tower will pause this summer as a mark of respect for the ninth anniversary of the fire. Work stops from June 12-16.
Met Chief Accuses Green Leader of Undermining Police
Met Commissioner Mark Rowley criticizes Green Party leader Zack Polanski for retweeting a post about police conduct during the Golders Green stabbings, saying it undermines officer confidence.
Antigua PM Browne Wins Third Term in Landslide
Gaston Browne wins third term as Antigua and Barbuda PM with decisive victory, promising economic growth and social programs.
King Charles Bites Tongue as Trump Indulges Fantasies
King Charles III navigates diplomatic tensions with former US President Donald Trump, who continues to indulge in political fantasies during a state visit to the UK.
Trump Threatens Troop Withdrawal from Italy and Spain
President Trump threatens to pull US troops from Italy and Spain, accusing them of being unhelpful amid Iran tensions. The move could reshape NATO relations.
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King Charles Tames Trump With Ego-Flattering Diplomacy
King Charles III's state visit to the US saw him charm Donald Trump while subtly rebuking Trumpism, appealing to both Republicans and Democrats with a masterful diplomatic performance.
WWI Hero from Hampstead Gets Marked Grave After Century
Lieutenant George Kenneth Steinberg, a WWI hero from Hampstead, has been given an official marked grave over 100 years after his death, following a lengthy investigation.
Trump Broke Royal Protocol Multiple Times During King Charles' US Visit
During King Charles and Queen Camilla's US state visit, President Trump breached royal protocol several times, including walking in front of the Queen and touching the King without permission.
Should politicians be real or professional? Readers debate
Readers discuss whether politicians should be professional or authentic, plus views on Trump, welfare, and parenthood costs.
Migrant Stopped in Israeli Embassy Attack in London
Abdullah Sabah Albadri, 34, scaled the fence of the Israeli embassy in London with knives, intending a terror attack. Police intervened swiftly, arresting him and preventing harm.
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A new Circana survey reveals that 41% of US gamers buy consoles for exclusive games, underscoring the importance of exclusives in the console market amid Xbox's multiplatform shift.
London's Most and Least Dangerous Boroughs Revealed
New Home Office data shows Camden tops London's crime rate, while Richmond upon Thames is safest. Interactive map lets you compare your area.
Driver Charged Over Wimbledon School Crash Killing Two Girls
Claire Freemantle, 49, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a Land Rover crashed into a Wimbledon school in 2023, killing two eight-year-old girls.
Woman Charged Over Wimbledon School Crash Killing Two Girls
Claire Freemantle charged with causing death by dangerous driving after two eight-year-old girls died in Wimbledon school crash. Met Police apologizes for initial handling.
Neighbours pay tribute to 'lovely mum' killed in Fulham
A woman in her 40s was found dead with head injuries in a £2m terraced house in Fulham. A 45-year-old man known to her has been arrested on suspicion of murder. Neighbours described her as 'absolutely lovely'.
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Badenoch's Local Radio Blunders Echo Liz Truss Meltdown
Kemi Badenoch's local radio interviews turned disastrous, with gaffes on geography and policy, echoing Liz Truss's infamous media round. Critics note the damage done in minutes.
David Fairhall obituary: Guardian journalist dies at 91
David Fairhall, a Guardian specialist in defence, aviation, shipping and nuclear affairs who loved sailing, has died aged 91. He covered wars, the Cold War, and authored several books.
Starmer Faces Boos in Golders Green After Terror Stabbing
Keir Starmer was met with boos and jeers during a visit to Golders Green after a terror attack, while Nigel Farage drew supportive crowds, criticizing the PM's stance on pro-Palestinian marches.
Trump Withdraws Surgeon General Nominee, Taps Dr Saphier
President Trump withdrew Casey Means' nomination for US surgeon general, citing opposition from Senator Cassidy. He instead nominated Dr Nicole Saphier, a radiologist and Fox News contributor.
1972 Springhill Shootings: Soldiers Lost Control, Inquest Rules
An inquest judge ruled that British soldiers lost control and used unreasonable force in the 1972 Springhill shootings, killing five civilians in Belfast during the Troubles.
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Starmer Restores Powers to Ousted Hereditary Peers
Dozens of hereditary peers have been given life peerages, allowing them to return to the House of Lords as part of Keir Starmer's reform efforts.
Starmer Vows Action on Antisemitism After Golders Green Attack
PM vows to crack down on antisemitic chants as UK terror threat rises to 'severe' after two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green.
FISA Warrantless Spying Renewal Uncertain in Congress
Congress debates renewal of FISA's warrantless spying powers, with privacy advocates and lawmakers clashing over national security and civil liberties.
CBS Reporter Alleges Corporate Fear After Segment Shelved
Sharyn Alfonsi, whose 60 Minutes segment on Venezuelan prisoners was delayed, criticizes corporate interference and fears for her job at CBS News.
NSW Deaths in Custody Hit Record High
New South Wales has recorded its highest number of deaths in custody, sparking calls for urgent reform and independent oversight of the justice system.
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Palaszczuk on Resilience in Politics
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