Reform UK Candidate: Brexit Was 'Nationalistic Pish'
Reform UK's Makerfield byelection candidate Robert Kenyon criticized Brexit as economically harmful on a rugby forum, contradicting his claimed support for Leave.
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'Keep Clear' Sign Appears 15 Years After School Left
Hassan Ali and neighbours in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, are baffled after a 'School: Keep Clear' sign was painted on their street, despite the school having moved 15 years ago. The council has apologised and covered the sign with black paint.
Putin's Waning Support as War Drags On
Guardian Weekly reports on Putin's loss of elite and public trust amid Ukraine war, plus Ebola crisis, Whistler's Mother restoration, and more.
Nearly 500,000 Russian Soldiers Killed in Ukraine: UK Spy Chief
GCHQ chief Anne Keast-Butler reveals new intelligence estimating nearly half a million Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, as Russian forces retreat on the battlefield for the first time since late 2022.
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Streeting and Burnham Criticise Blair on Inequality
Wes Streeting argues Tony Blair's vision fails to confront inequality, urging Labour to harness technology democratically for social justice and economic fairness.
Mandelson Vetting Warned of Ties to China, Russia, Israel
A recent vetting process for Peter Mandelson revealed concerns over his connections to China, Russia, and Israel, sparking debate over security and diplomatic implications.
Iranians Vent Anger Over Food Inflation After Internet Restored
Partial lifting of internet restrictions in Iran reveals public anger over food inflation, with prices soaring up to 308% for vegetable oil, as authorities blame US for economic woes.
Ceasefire Failed: Israeli Attacks on Lebanon Intensify
The Guardian editorial argues that the ceasefire in Lebanon has failed to stop Israeli attacks, which are now intensifying, causing immense suffering.
Blair's 1999 Policies Not Labour's Future
Tony Blair's advice for Labour to adopt 1999-style policymaking is misguided. The party must forge new ideas for today's challenges, not recycle old ones.
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Trump Admin Ebola Quarantine Kenya Travelers
The Trump administration has imposed a mandatory 21-day quarantine for travelers from Kenya amid Ebola concerns, sparking debate over public health measures.
Blunkett Questions Blair's Relevance in Labour Advice
David Blunkett and other Labour figures cast doubt on Tony Blair's recent essay advising the party, citing credibility issues and being out of touch.
Mandelson Cleared Despite Foreign Ties Warnings
Peter Mandelson received security clearance despite warnings over his foreign connections. The Guardian examines the controversy and its implications for UK security protocols.
Jeffrey Donaldson Trial: Details of Sexual Assault Allegations
Prosecutor outlines charges against former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson, including rape and indecent assault, involving two alleged victims from 1985 to 2008.
CA Gov Sheron Launches Trump Probe
California Governor Kerry Sheron has announced a formal investigation into former President Donald Trump's business dealings, citing potential fraud and tax evasion.
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Priest Said 'We Are But Men' When Caught Having Sex
A Catholic priest replied 'we are but men' when confronted after being caught having sex with a woman he was providing spiritual guidance, court hears in Texas trial.
Violence Erupts at New Jersey ICE Jail Amid Hunger Strike
Fresh clashes broke out outside Delaney Hall in Newark as ICE officers used pepper spray and Tasers on protesters, while detainees continue a hunger and labor strike demanding better conditions.
Inside New Jersey Immigration Detention
A photo essay reveals the harsh realities inside a New Jersey immigration detention center, highlighting overcrowding and poor conditions.
Trump Admin Contract with Elliott Broidy Under Scrutiny
A $1.5 million contract between the Trump administration and Elliott Broidy is under investigation, raising questions about ethics and foreign influence.
Pub Owner Dies After Bar Punch-Up in Lichfield
Tributes pour in for Matt O'Gara, a pub owner who died after a punch in a Lichfield bar. Billy Allison charged with murder.
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UK Heatwave Debate: Readers on Shirtless Men, Flags, and Tax
Metro readers discuss the UK heatwave, shirtless men in London, St George's flags, tourist tax, migration, and demonising minorities. Share your views.
M&S Changing Room Row Shows Anti-Trans Women Need Reality Check
A viral video of a woman harassing an M&S worker over gender-neutral changing rooms highlights the absurdity of anti-trans activism, while trans people face real hate crimes.
Officer Reassigned After Striking High School Boy
A Fairfield police officer has been reassigned after a video emerged showing her striking a 16-year-old boy multiple times during an arrest at a high school. The officer allegedly used excessive force, and a previous similar incident has also come to ligh
MLS Stagnation Ahead of 2026 World Cup: Can It Spark Growth?
MLS feels stagnant despite growth, with the 2026 World Cup seen as a potential catalyst. The league needs a big bump to avoid being overshadowed by European leagues.
Ex-Morrison Aide Got $200K Antisemitism Contract Without Tender
Jillian Segal hired Yaron Finkelstein's company for a $200,000 contract without public tender, citing lack of competition. Officials defended the limited tender process in Senate estimates.
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Tony Blair: Labour Must Put Policy First, Politics Second
Tony Blair warns Labour risks losing next election, urges policy-first approach and criticises party's 'self-delusion' amid leadership speculation over Keir Starmer.
Lebanon's Destruction: War Crimes and Human Cost
Arwa Mahdawi reflects on the devastation in Lebanon, where Israeli airstrikes have killed hundreds, including many children, and displaced over a million people. She argues that the world must not normalize this violence.
Trump Moves Camp David Meeting to White House
Donald Trump reschedules cabinet meeting from Camp David to White House due to heavy rain, as Iran war negotiations reach crucial stage with conflicting signals.
Trump’s Corruption Fuels Autocracy and Cynicism
Judith Levine argues that Trump's blatant corruption, from slush funds to immunity deals, breeds cynicism that undermines democracy and paves the way for autocracy.
Ed Husic: Labor Must Act on Israel, End Tolerance
Labor MP Ed Husic calls for Australia to establish a 'red line' on Israel, including tougher sanctions and ending defence cooperation, citing mistreatment of flotilla activists and other incidents.
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Yousaf Demands Harsh Sentence for Ex-SNP Chief Murrell
Former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf calls for a hefty jail term for Peter Murrell, who embezzled £400,000 from the SNP, expressing anger at the betrayal.
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