UK Border Officer and Hong Kong Official Guilty of China Spying
Chi Leung Wai and Chung Biu Yuen were convicted at the Old Bailey for assisting Chinese intelligence, marking the first such convictions in UK history.
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Ted Turner's CNN Legacy Threatened by New Ownership
Ted Turner, CNN founder, died at 87. His 24-hour news network changed media forever. Now, under new management, CNN's editorial independence faces serious risks.
Senate Dems Press FCC Chair to Drop ABC License Demand
Senate Democrats sent a letter to FCC chair Brendan Carr, urging him to rescind an order requiring ABC to early renew TV licenses, calling it an abuse of power and First Amendment violation.
Meta Sues Ofcom Over Online Safety Act Fines Regime
Meta challenges Ofcom's fines regime under the Online Safety Act, arguing fees should not be based on global revenue. A hearing is set for October.
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Starmer's Leadership Crisis: Labour at Crossroads
As local election results loom, Labour faces a leadership dilemma: Starmer may be unfit, but contenders lack readiness. A flawed contest process risks legitimacy.
Freda Cheetham Obituary: Teacher and Climber Dies at 93
Freda Cheetham, an English teacher who inspired difficult pupils and climbed with Don Whillans, has died aged 93.
Facial Recognition Tech: Mistaken Identities Are Political
The Guardian view on facial recognition technology warns of weak oversight, racial bias, and the need for a robust redress system for misidentified individuals.
Ceasefire Violations in Gaza Demand Global Action
The Guardian editorial criticizes Israel for continuing deadly strikes in Gaza and Lebanon despite truces, urging Europe to act as US fails to enforce compliance.
Iran Mocks Trump's Project Freedom as Gulf Allies Block US
Trump shelved 'Project Freedom' after Saudi Arabia denied US use of bases and airspace. Iran mocked the failed operation, while both sides wrestle over terms to end the war.
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Inmate Accused of Killing Lostprophets Singer Boasted of Fame
Rico Gedel allegedly stabbed Ian Watkins in prison, then handed knife to accomplice Samuel Dodsworth. Both deny murder.
FBI Defends Patel Over Whiskey Bottle Gifts
The FBI says director Kash Patel followed ethics guidelines after a report claimed he distributed personalized bourbon bottles as gifts, including on official trips.
Saudi Refusal Led Trump to Shelve Project Freedom
Saudi Arabia's refusal to allow US use of its bases and airspace for oil tanker escort in the Strait of Hormuz led Trump to shelve Project Freedom, highlighting Gulf tensions.
Dogs Steal the Show at UK Polling Stations in 2026
From westies to whippets, dogs across England, Scotland, and Wales accompanied their owners to vote in the 2026 local and devolved elections.
US and Iran Near Temporary Truce, Pakistan Says
Pakistan officials claim US and Iran are close to an interim agreement to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with global stocks rising as oil prices drop.
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Whirlpool Warns of Recession-Level Slump as Iran War and Tariffs Hit
Whirlpool slashes earnings forecast, hikes prices 10%, citing Iran war and tariff ruling that drove a recession-level industry decline in North America.
Woman Killed by Partner Feared He Was 'On the Warpath'
Annabel Rook, 46, was fatally stabbed by partner Clifton George after she told family she felt like 'walking on eggshells' and feared his wrath.
Court Skeptical of Pentagon Bid to Punish Senator Kelly
A US appeals court appeared skeptical of the Trump administration's effort to censure Senator Mark Kelly for urging service members to refuse illegal orders, citing First Amendment protections.
Russia's Sporting Return on Hold Over Doping Claims
Russia's return to international sport is delayed after allegations that its anti-doping chief was involved in covering up drug tests at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
Tennessee GOP Redraws Maps to Eliminate Black-Majority District
Tennessee Republicans passed redistricting maps eliminating the state's last Democratic, Black-majority congressional district, following a Supreme Court ruling that weakened Voting Rights Act protections.
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Two Britons Evacuated from Hantavirus Ship Improving
Two Britons medically evacuated from the hantavirus-affected MV Hondius cruise ship are recovering, with one in intensive care in South Africa and another in the Netherlands, WHO reports.
SPLC Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Fraud Case
The SPLC pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud and money laundering over a program paying informants in extremist groups. Legal experts question the case's strength.
Golf Australia Plan to Defend Public Courses
Golf Australia releases five-year strategy to protect public courses from re-zoning amid housing and urban planning pressures, highlighting economic, health, and environmental benefits.
Three Women from Syrian Camps Arrested in Australia
Three women returning from Syrian camps were arrested in Australia; one faces terror charges. Plus, an Australian drink branded 'Methanol Moonshine' sparks outrage.
Polls Close in UK Elections, Results to Reshape Landscape
Polls have closed in local, mayoral, and parliamentary elections across England, Scotland, and Wales. Results expected within hours could transform Britain's political landscape.
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US Court Rules Against Trump Tariffs, EU Gets New Deadline
The US Court of International Trade ruled against Trump's 10% global tariffs, finding them unjustified under a 1970s trade law. Trump also set a July 4 deadline for the EU to implement trade deal commitments or face higher tariffs.
Jury: LA Officer Not Liable in Teen's Stray Bullet Death
A Los Angeles police officer was found not liable for the 2021 death of 14-year-old Valentina Orellana-Peralta, killed by a stray bullet during a store confrontation.
US Revokes Passports for Unpaid Child Support Over $100K
The US State Department will revoke passports of parents owing $100,000+ in child support, expanding to $2,500+ threshold, affecting thousands.
Man Charged for Threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
A 39-year-old man has been charged after allegedly threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near his home on the Sandringham Estate. He faces court on Friday.
US-Iran Ceasefire Under Threat After Hormuz Strikes
The US and Iran exchanged fire in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening a month-long ceasefire. Trump insists the truce holds despite strikes, while Iran accuses the US of violations.
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Solomon Islands PM Ousted in No-Confidence Vote
Solomon Islands PM Jeremiah Manele loses no-confidence vote 22-26, triggering a leadership change in the strategically located Pacific nation, closely watched by China and the West.
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