Reform candidate calls Greens 'existential threat' in Hackney
Reform UK's Vahid Almasi claims the Green Party is an 'existential threat' to Hackney, criticizes Labour's £300m debt, and pledges modular homes, tax cuts, and police crackdowns.
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Democrats Accuse EPA Chief Zeldin of Climate Denial in Budget Hearing
Senate Democrats criticized EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for proposing a 50% budget cut, accusing him of abandoning the agency's mission and promoting a climate change denier agenda.
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.
Labour pauses infighting for May elections, leadership looms
Labour MPs avoid public strife before May elections, but discontent over Starmer's leadership and Mandelson scandal persists. Potential successors face gridlock.
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Neo-Nazi Convicted of Planning Mass Shooting After MI5 Sting
Alfie Coleman, 21, was found guilty of preparing terrorist acts after an undercover MI5 operation thwarted his mass shooting plans.
Political Donations Poison Democracy: Clean Sweep Needed
George Monbiot argues that political donations from wealthy donors undermine democracy, proposing a simple system of capped membership fees and public matching to eliminate corruption and restore trust.
Volunteers Tackle Surge in Antisemitic Attacks in London
Shomrim volunteers face a 500-fold rise in antisemitic incidents since October 2023, responding rapidly to stabbings and arson, while calling for government funding.
Will Reform UK Dominate Local and Devolved Elections?
Pippa Crerar and Prof Rob Ford analyze upcoming local and devolved elections: Reform UK's potential dominance, Greens challenging Labour in London, and nationalist prospects in Scotland and Wales.
Press Freedom at Lowest Level in 25 Years
Press freedom worldwide has fallen to its lowest point in a quarter-century, according to a new report, with journalists facing increasing threats and censorship.
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Cartoon Slams Antisemitic Attack in Golders Green
Ben Jennings' cartoon powerfully condemns the recent antisemitic terror attack in Golders Green, highlighting the community's resilience and the need for unity against hate.
Trump Tells Merz to Fix Germany Amid Troop Threat
Donald Trump attacks German Chancellor Merz, urging him to focus on domestic issues and end the Russia-Ukraine war, while suggesting a possible reduction of US troops in Germany.
MLS Commissioner Garber Says X Account Hacked After Calling Premier 'Liar'
Don Garber's account posted 'Liar liar pants on fire' to BC Premier Eby amid Whitecaps relocation dispute. Garber claims account was compromised.
Starmer: Recognise Jewish Pain After London Attack
Keir Starmer calls on the public to understand Jewish pain following a terror attack in London, emphasizing unity and condemning antisemitism.
Trump Assassination Suspect Stays in Custody
Cole Tomas Allen, 31, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at the White House correspondents' dinner, agreed to remain in jail pending trial.
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UK Threat Level Severe After Golders Green Attack
The UK terrorism threat level has been raised to 'severe' by JTAC after the Golders Green stabbings, meaning an attack is considered highly likely. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced increased funding for Jewish community protection.
Green Candidates Arrested Over Antisemitic Posts
Two Green party candidates in Lambeth council elections arrested by Met police over alleged antisemitic social media posts, stirring up racial hatred.
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.
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Antisemitism in UK: Out of Control? Latest Analysis
Explore the rising concerns over antisemitism in the UK. This article examines recent incidents, community responses, and policy measures addressing the epidemic.
Trump's War on Science Politicizes Researchers
Donald Trump's attacks on scientific funding have politicized researchers, sparking a record number of scientist-candidates. The bipartisan pro-science consensus holds, but the implicit social contract between scientists and the state is under threat.
Golders Green Stabbing: Antisemitism Must Be Tackled by All
The Guardian editorial discusses the Golders Green stabbing, rising antisemitism in the UK, and the need for both state action and public solidarity to protect Jewish communities.
British Jews Need Action Against Antisemitism
Dave Rich argues that tackling antisemitism requires more than policing; it demands confronting extremist ideas and violent incitement normalized in society.
Antisemitism in UK: National Emergency After Stabbing?
Two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green, sparking debate on whether rising antisemitism is a national emergency and if more security is the solution.
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FCC Chair Denies ABC License Review Tied to Kimmel Joke
FCC Chair Brendan Carr says ABC's license renewal order is due to a DEI investigation, not Jimmy Kimmel's joke. Critics call it retaliation.
US Reinstates Gun Show Loophole in Firearm Policy Shift
The US Justice Department rolls back gun restrictions, reinstating the 'gun show loophole' that allows firearm purchases without background checks at gun shows.
Infantino: Iran Will Play at 2026 World Cup
FIFA President Gianni Infantino confirmed Iran's participation in the 2026 World Cup amid travel disputes, as the federation missed the congress in Vancouver.
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.
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.
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Democrats Grill Hegseth Over Iran War at Hearing
Senator Jack Reed accused Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of exaggerating US military success in Iran and failing to give Trump an accurate war picture, as protests interrupted the hearing.
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