Starmer Knew of Mandelson-Epstein Ties Before Appointment

Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms he was aware of Peter Mandelson's ongoing relationship with Jeffrey Epstein before appointing him US ambassador, revealing Mandelson 'lied repeatedly' about the extent of contact.

Gun Rights Groups' Selective Advocacy on Shootings

Analysis of why pro-gun organisations rallied for Alex Pretti but remained largely silent when Black gun owner Philando Castile was killed by police in 2016, examining racial disparities in advocacy.

162 Killed in Nigeria Village Attack

Gunmen have killed at least 162 people in Woro village, Kwara state, in one of Nigeria's deadliest recent attacks amid ongoing security crises.

Mandelson's Lords Exit Sparks Calls for Reform

Jenny Jones argues that Peter Mandelson's resignation from the House of Lords highlights systemic issues of patronage and corruption, calling for an elected second chamber.

Mandelson 'Naive Sucker' in Epstein Files

Peter Mandelson was branded naive and a sucker in Epstein files as he sought a board role at Lazard, with new police investigation launched over misconduct allegations.

Trump's Election 'Takeover' Call Sparks Outcry

Donald Trump suggests Republicans should 'nationalise' elections in 15 states, raising concerns over election integrity and noncitizen voting claims ahead of the midterms.

Author Condemns Chomsky's Epstein Friendship

Vijay Prashad, who co-wrote books with Noam Chomsky, expresses disgust over the scholar's ties to Jeffrey Epstein as new files reveal their relationship details.

Tennessee Tests Miller's Immigration Enforcement Plan

Tennessee is pioneering model legislation crafted by Trump adviser Stephen Miller, mandating ICE cooperation and school checks, challenging constitutional norms and federal authority in immigration enforcement.

Griffin Criticises Trump White House 'Enrichment'

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin has publicly criticised the Trump administration, accusing it of making decisions that enrich presidential families rather than serving public interest.

Gaddafi's Son Saif al-Islam Shot Dead in Libya

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the influential son of late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, has been killed by gunmen at his home in Zintan. Once seen as Libya's future leader, his death marks another turbulent chapter for the divided nation.

60k Families Face Benefit Cap After Rule Change

Labour's removal of the two-child benefit cap lifts 450,000 children from poverty but leaves 60,000 households at risk of hitting the overall benefit ceiling, limiting financial gains.

Trump Calls to Move On from Epstein Files

Donald Trump urges Americans to move on from the Epstein scandal as it implicates UK and US figures, while making controversial election and foreign policy statements.

Manchester Byelection: A Political Microcosm

A fierce contest between Labour, Reform UK, and the Greens in Manchester reveals voters split between two starkly different visions for the future, offering a lesson in modern politics.

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