Starmer Has 24 Hours to Save Job as Labour Rivals Circle
Keir Starmer faces a crucial 24 hours to save his premiership as Labour rivals Wes Streeting, Angela Rayner and Andy Burnham eye leadership bids after disastrous local elections.
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Putin Signals Readiness to End Ukraine War
Vladimir Putin says he believes the Ukraine war is 'coming to an end' and hints at possible ceasefire talks with Zelensky in a third country.
Man Jailed for 20 Years Over WhatsApp Stabbing Boast
Scott Dagg, 43, was jailed for 20 years after stabbing a friend and sending WhatsApp voice notes expressing regret he didn't kill him. He was found covered in blood in Blackburn.
Swinney Plans Alliance with Welsh and Irish Nationalist Leaders
John Swinney, set to be Scotland's first minister, plans to coordinate with Welsh and Northern Irish nationalist leaders to oppose UK Labour policies on cost of living and spending.
Trump's $6.9M No-Bid Pool Paint Contract Sparks Controversy
A $6.9 million no-bid contract to paint the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool blue was awarded to a firm with ties to Trump, sparking criticism over transparency and effectiveness.
Trump-Xi Summit: Trade, Taiwan, Iran Tensions Dominate
Donald Trump meets Xi Jinping in Beijing for the first US presidential visit to China since 2017, with trade, Taiwan, and Iran tensions at the forefront amid a vulnerable political backdrop.
Woman Charged Over Antisemitic Abuse at Sydney Netball Game
A woman was charged after allegedly making antisemitic comments at an under-12s netball match in Maroubra, Sydney, involving a Jewish-led team. Police investigated the incident.
Sarwar: Don't Let Farage Divide Holyrood
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar warns against focusing on Nigel Farage, aiming to hold SNP accountable after his party ties with Reform UK in Scottish Parliament elections.
How One Nation Won Farrer: Maps Show Massive Swing
One Nation's David Farley won the Farrer byelection with a 33-point primary swing, defeating independent Michelle Milthorpe. The Coalition's vote collapsed, with the Liberal party losing almost all booths.
Ex-Minister Simons Urges Starmer to Quit, Citing Big Talk, Small Action
Former Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons calls for Keir Starmer's replacement, arguing Labour 'constantly talks big, then acts small' and has 'lost the country' after local election losses.
Labour Councillor Loses Seat After 32 Years in Camden
Heather Johnson, a Labour councillor for 32 years and chair of planning, lost her seat in Regent's Park to the Greens. She reflects on the challenges of the role and the changing political landscape.
Man Charged with Murder After Body Found on Bristol Roof Garden
A 50-year-old man has been charged with murder after Anthony Clemmings, 54, was found dead in a roof garden in Bristol. Nigel Lubban will appear in court.
Eurovision on High Alert Amid ISIS and Iran Threats
Eurovision in Vienna faces heightened security with hundreds of personnel deployed after threats from ISIS and Iran. Experts warn of possible attacks.
Camden Council Leader on Election Defeat After Helping Colleagues
Richard Olszewski, former Camden Council leader, lost his seat in Holborn & Covent Garden while campaigning for Labour colleagues. He reflects on the defeat and national issues.
Jake Hall Found with Glass Shard in Neck
Towie star Jake Hall was found dead at a Majorca villa with a glass shard in his neck. A neighbor rushed to help after hearing glass smash, but Hall had no pulse.
Man Stabbed at Croydon Restaurant; Attacker at Large
A 36-year-old man is in hospital after being stabbed at a restaurant in Croydon. Police are investigating and have made no arrests.
Kilburn High Road: Neglected Street Plagued by Crime
Residents and business owners on Kilburn High Road report daily phone snatchings, shoplifting, and knife crime, calling for investment to compete with nearby areas.
Bondi Beach Suspect Has Female Pen Pal in Prison
Naveed Akram, accused of the Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre, is reportedly exchanging letters with a female inmate while awaiting trial in a high-security prison.
City & Guilds Trustees Accused of Stalling Sale Inquiry
City & Guilds trustees face accusations of stalling a third inquiry into the £166m sale of its training business, amid governance failures and executive bonus controversies.
Trump Panel Seeks to Weaken FEMA Disaster Response
A Trump-appointed council recommends slashing FEMA's role, pushing disaster costs to states, amid rising climate-fueled extreme weather. Experts warn of dire consequences.
Putin Claims Russia Will Be Victorious at Victory Day Parade
Putin vows Russia will always be victorious at a scaled-back Victory Day parade under heavy security, amid ceasefire deal with Ukraine and public fatigue.
Starmer Enlists Brown and Harman as Advisers Amid Pressure
Keir Starmer appoints Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman as part-time advisers to ease pressure to resign after Labour's disastrous local election results.
Gordon Brown Back in Government, Starmer Fights On
Former PM Gordon Brown returns as special envoy for global finance as Starmer appoints Harriet Harman to advise on women and girls, resisting resignation calls after Labour's severe local election losses.
Piers Morgan Shut Down Over 'Weird' BBC Question
Piers Morgan was called out for asking a 'weird question' about genitalia on BBC's Question Time. Green Party deputy leader Rachel Millward deftly shut him down, sparking widespread praise online.
Labour Holds Camden Council but Loses Leader
Labour retains control of Camden Council despite losing its leader and several safe seats in a bruising local election, with Greens making historic gains.
Starmer Under Fire as Cabinet Ministers Refuse to Back Him
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign after disastrous local elections, with senior cabinet members declining to publicly support him amid Labour's heavy losses.
Lord Beecham Obituary: Newcastle Council Leader Dies at 81
Jeremy Beecham, formidable Labour leader of Newcastle city council from 1977 to 1994, dies aged 81. He transformed housing, education, and social services in the city.
Expert Sudoku 7,307: Test Your Logic Skills
Solve the expert Sudoku 7,307 puzzle. Fill the grid so each row, column, and 3x3 box contains numbers 1-9. Find the solution in the next Guardian issue.
Venice Biennale Faces Controversy Over Russia and Israel
At the Venice Biennale, protests erupt over Russia's return and Israel's presence, with jury resignations and accusations of propaganda.
Netanyahu-Trump Tensions Over Iran War Failures
Tensions between Netanyahu and Trump grow as the Iran war fails to meet expectations, with reports of reduced consultation and public rebukes.
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