Japan's Care System Lessons for Europe's Ageing Crisis
A three-year global search for solutions to Europe's big problems reveals Japan and Taiwan's innovative care systems, from multigenerational living to low-tech community hubs.
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Secret UN Mission Rescues Palestinian Refugee Archive
A 10-month Unrwa operation saved millions of documents chronicling Palestinian refugee history from Gaza and East Jerusalem, securing them in Jordan amid Israeli threats.
Trump Meets Xi in Beijing: Trade, Iran, Taiwan on Agenda
US President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing to discuss Iran, trade, Taiwan, and artificial intelligence. The leaders held a bilateral meeting at the Great Hall of the People.
Yindjibarndi May Appeal Fortescue's $150M Payout
Yindjibarndi traditional owners consider appeal against Fortescue's $150m compensation, calling it unsatisfactory and insufficient for cultural and economic losses.
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Angela Rayner Cleared by HMRC Over Tax Affairs
Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC of deliberate wrongdoing over her tax affairs, settling £40,000 in unpaid stamp duty. The resolution opens the door for a potential Labour leadership challenge.
How Weather Shaped the 1926 General Strike in Britain
Explore how mild weather during the 1926 general strike eased its impact, while a colder spell could have changed history. A weatherwatch analysis.
Right's Antisemitism Stance Divides British Jewish Left
At a London rally against antisemitism, Reform politicians were cheered while progressive rabbis were booed, highlighting a growing political rift among British Jews as some turn rightward.
Blunkett's Alternative King's Speech: A Vision for Britain
Lord Blunkett proposes an alternative King's Speech focusing on cost of living, rent controls, welfare reform, housing, social care, civil service reform, fiscal stability, policing, education, and community regeneration.
Philippine Senator Wanted by ICC Flees Senate
Authorities investigate reports that Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the ICC for drug war killings, left the Senate building after days in protective custody.
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Hungary PM Summons Russian Ambassador Over Drone Attack
Hungary's new PM Péter Magyar condemns a Russian drone attack near the border and summons the ambassador, marking a shift from predecessor's pro-Moscow stance.
Starmer Faces Leadership Challenge as Streeting and Rayner Circle
Keir Starmer's grip on Labour weakens as Wes Streeting prepares a leadership bid and Angela Rayner cleared for potential run. Constitutional uncertainty looms.
City Warns of Bond Market Turmoil Over Labour Leadership
Investors warn that a Labour leadership contest ignoring public finances could trigger a bond market meltdown, echoing the Liz Truss crisis.
Para Jump to Remote Tristan da Cunha
British paratroopers and medics parachute onto Tristan da Cunha to assist a suspected hantavirus patient, highlighting the remote island's unique challenges.
Farage Criticised for Supporting Anti-Gay Preacher
Nigel Farage faces criticism after backing a Christian preacher who called homosexuality an 'abomination.' The Reform UK leader recorded a video supporting Stephen Clayden's battle against a council banning order.
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Modern Antisemitism Built on Old Stereotypes, Commission Told
Dr Dave Rich testified that modern antisemitism stems from ancient tropes like those in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, urging governments to define it for effective policy.
Angus Taylor's NDIS Plan: Citizens-Only Bar Hurts Migrants
Angus Taylor's proposal to restrict NDIS access to citizens only would unfairly exclude migrants, undermining the scheme's inclusive purpose and harming vulnerable communities.
UN Vote on ICJ Climate Justice Ruling
The UN General Assembly will vote on a resolution endorsing the ICJ's advisory opinion on climate change, requiring governments to cut emissions. The vote tests international legal credibility.
Starmer's Brexit Dithering: A Doomed Middle Path for UK
Labour suffers electoral losses as Starmer's noncommittal Brexit strategy fails. The UK's economic stagnation since leaving the EU demands either a clear break or rejoining.
Xi Warns Trump Taiwan Issue Could Cause Conflict
Xi Jinping warned Donald Trump that mishandling the Taiwan issue could lead to conflict between China and the US, pushing bilateral relations into a dangerous place.
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Trump Tells Xi US-China Relations Will Be 'Better Than Ever'
President Trump met China's Xi Jinping in Beijing for a summit covering trade, Iran, AI, and Taiwan. Trump praised Xi as a 'great leader' and expressed optimism for bilateral ties.
Australia Budget Reply: Taylor on Housing Tax
Angus Taylor delivers budget reply, proposing tax reforms on property investment including negative gearing and capital gains to address housing affordability.
Angela Rayner Cleared by HMRC, Eyes Labour Leadership
Angela Rayner has been cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, removing a major obstacle to a potential Labour leadership bid as Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure.
Rayner Says HMRC Cleared Her of Tax Wrongdoing
Angela Rayner says HMRC cleared her of deliberate wrongdoing over tax affairs, fueling speculation she may challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership amid party turmoil.
NatWest Closes 7 Branches This Week Including 2 in London
NatWest shuts seven branches this week, including two in London, as part of ongoing closures. Concerns rise for elderly and vulnerable customers despite alternative banking options.
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Christina's Lie to Police Forces George to Act in Corrie
Christina Boyd's panicked lie to the police has huge consequences for George Shuttleworth as Summer Spellman becomes a suspect in Theo Silverton's murder.
NHS Staff Storing E-Bikes in Hospitals Despite Fire Risks
Dangerous e-bikes and e-scooters are being kept inside London hospitals, including staff rooms and toilets, despite NHS bans. Campaigners warn of a 'preventable tragedy' as fire risks rise.
Grieving Dad Says Suicide Forum Cheered On His Son's Death
A grieving father reveals how a suicide forum encouraged his son's death. Ofcom fined the operators £950,000, but families demand a public inquiry.
Reform councillor suspended over Nazi and Brit slurs
Nathaniel Menday, a newly-elected Reform UK councillor in Sheffield, has been suspended after failing to declare social media posts praising Nazis and insulting Brits.
Why Left-Wing Politicians Face Financial Scandals
Zack Polanski is the latest left-wing figure accused of financial misconduct, following a pattern where leftist politicians face tax scandals while right-wingers are caught in sex scandals.
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Copyright Key to UK Creative Industries in AI Era
Former UK minister Ed Vaizey argues copyright is essential for growth in creative industries and AI licensing, citing a new report on music licensing opportunities.
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