Family Accuses UK of Failing Support in Grenada Death
The family of Andrew Frederick, a Briton found tortured and killed in Grenada, accuses UK authorities of refusing specialist help and forcing them to seek justice independently.
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EU Fines Temu €200M for Illegal Product Sales
The European Commission fined Chinese e-commerce site Temu €200 million for inadequate controls allowing sale of unsafe baby toys, electronics, and other dangerous items.
UK May Suspend Carbon Tax on Fertiliser to Cut Food Inflation
UK ministers discuss suspending carbon tax on fertilisers to curb food inflation, alongside tariff suspensions on bread and bananas amid Iran war impacts.
Austrian Apologizes for Taylor Swift Concert Plot
Beran A, 21, who admitted plotting an attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concert, apologized in court as the judge adjourned to consider a verdict.
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White House Marks 10th Anniversary of Harambe's Death
The White House posted a tribute to Harambe, the gorilla shot at Cincinnati Zoo in 2016, calling him a 'true patriot' and sparking debate.
Inside Hotel Holding US Deportees in Equatorial Guinea
Migrants sent from the US are held at a luxury hotel in Equatorial Guinea, pressured to return to home countries where they face danger, under a secret $7.5m deal.
BBC Radio Scotland Staff Report 'Deep Unease' Over Axed Women
Staff at BBC Radio Scotland express 'deep unease' after a majority of axed presenters are women, raising diversity concerns amid a shift to commercial sensibility.
Reform UK Candidate's Diary: Farage, Vans, and Fossil Fuels
A satirical diary of Robert Kenyon, Reform UK candidate, featuring Nigel Farage, Tony Blair, Carol Vorderman, and a disdain for net zero.
Burnham Backtracks on Ending Immigrant Benefits Ban
Andy Burnham has rolled back from past calls to scrap the no recourse to public funds policy, aligning with Labour's immigration changes ahead of the Makerfield byelection.
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No Kings June 14 Concert Counters Trump Birthday UFC
No Kings movement announces a nationwide concert on June 14, featuring Bette Midler and Patti Smith, to counterprogram Trump's 80th birthday and White House UFC bout.
Newsom Signs Law to Shield California Elections from Trump
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law to protect state elections from federal interference, citing fears of Trump administration meddling in the 2026 midterms.
Trump Shares Draft Iran Peace Agreement with Allies
Donald Trump has shared a draft peace agreement for the war with Iran with allies including Israel, as both sides work to prevent ceasefire breaches from derailing a potential deal.
France Repeals Code Noir After 178 Years
France's National Assembly unanimously voted to repeal the Code Noir, a 1685 law that treated enslaved people as property, ending a centuries-old legal remnant of slavery.
High Stakes: Who's Leading the Fight Against Labor's CGT Reform
From mortgage brokers to billionaires, various groups oppose Labor's capital gains tax changes. Here's what drives them and their tactics.
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UK Minister Learns from Australia's Social Media Ban
UK online safety minister Kanishka Narayan visited Australia to study its under-16 social media ban, as Britain prepares to announce its own crackdown within weeks.
Hanson, Joyce Bill Taxpayers for Cruise Fundraisers
Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce claimed over $3,000 in taxpayer-funded travel to attend fundraising events on Gina Rinehart's luxury cruise ship The World, raising questions about entitlement use.
Why a 'teal party' could backfire on independents
The rise of One Nation drives a right-wing realignment in Australian politics, while a potential 'teal party' among independents sparks debate on progressive centre shifts and budget reform.
Tony Abbott to Leave Advance for Liberal Presidency
Tony Abbott will leave his advisory role at rightwing group Advance upon becoming Liberal Party federal president, amid concerns he may appoint Advance allies to key positions.
Diphtheria Outbreak Exposes Health Gap in Indigenous Communities
Over 220 diphtheria cases in 2026, mostly in remote Aboriginal communities, highlight overcrowded housing, poverty, and healthcare inequities.
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Tony Blair and Labour's Soul: Political Analysis
Peter Walker and pollster Luke Tryl discuss Tony Blair's intervention in Labour leadership and the Makerfield byelection prospects.
Burberry CEO Could Earn £12.2m as Climate Goals Cut
Burberry CEO Joshua Schulman could earn up to £12.2m under a new bonus scheme as the company extends its carbon neutral deadline to 2050, rolling back climate ambitions.
West Drayton Man Jailed for Train Sex Attack with Bottle
Zakaria Mohammed, 32, sexually assaulted a 21-year-old on a train and beat him with a wine bottle. He was jailed for 20 months and given a 10-year SHPO.
Raise the Colours Co-Founder Charged with Murder
Billy Allison, a founder of Raise the Colours, has been charged with murder after a fatal assault at a Lichfield bar. The victim, Matt O'Gara, died three days later.
Giant Clown Puppet at Police Station Stumps Officers
A giant clown puppet with wild red hair and hollow eyes was mysteriously turned into Stoneham Police Department in Massachusetts. Officers are appealing for the owner to come forward.
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Havering Council Leader Rejects Farage's 'Hexit' Vote Call
Havering's Reform UK council leader Keith Prince dismisses Nigel Farage's call for a vote on leaving Greater London, citing financial risks for residents.
DOJ Probes Trump Accuser E Jean Carroll for Perjury
The US Justice Department is investigating E Jean Carroll for perjury over her testimony against Donald Trump, who was found liable for sexual abuse. The probe follows revelations about her legal funding.
Met Officer Drove Wrong Way at 80mph Before Fatal Crash
A Metropolitan Police officer drove at around 80mph on the wrong side of the road in Eltham before a crash that killed pregnant Mariam Ahmed, 38, and her unborn child, a court heard.
Islington Families Picnic Protest Nursery Closure
Families and staff from Paradise Park nursery held a picnic protest outside Islington Town Hall, urging the council to prevent the nursery's closure due to financial difficulties.
Met Police's £750M Tech Force and AI Battle with Mayor
The Met Police has spent £744M on IT over three years, with a £50M Palantir deal blocked by Mayor Sadiq Khan over procurement and ethics concerns.
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Sikh Man Guilty of Murdering Student, Lied About Attack
Vickrum Digwa was found guilty of murdering 18-year-old Henry Nowak with a ceremonial blade. He falsely claimed self-defense and reported the victim for racism.
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