Starmer's dismal premiership: broken promises and deceit
Keir Starmer's resignation marks the end of a premiership defined by abandoned pledges, internal authoritarianism, and a harsh asylum system, leaving a legacy of failure.
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Europe's June Heatwave: 40C Temperatures, Red Alerts
A heat dome over western Europe brings temperatures up to 40C to parts of England and Wales, with red alerts across multiple countries.
Assault on ocean sensors threatens El Niño forecasts
The Trump administration's descoping of the Ocean Observatories Initiative risks crippling El Niño forecasting, warns former NOAA deputy Terry Garcia.
Taylor refuses to back multiculturalism; Chalmers slams 'footsie'
Angus Taylor repeatedly refuses to endorse multiculturalism, sidestepping questions. Jim Chalmers accuses him of playing 'footsie' with One Nation's monoculture push.
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A ransom note was discovered at the scene of Nancy Guthrie's murder, police confirmed, intensifying the investigation into the high-profile case.
Florida condo collapse started weeks before, report says
The 2021 Surfside condo collapse started with failures weeks earlier, as the building had inadequate structural margins from the start, a NIST report concludes.
Rafael Behr Answers Reader Questions on UK Politics
Guardian columnist Rafael Behr answers readers' questions on UK politics, including Labour's prospects, Conservative divisions, and electoral reform.
Europe bemused by UK's revolving door PMs post-Brexit
European media mock UK's political turmoil as Starmer becomes sixth PM to resign since 2016, with Brexit blamed for instability.
Trump book authors detail struggle to uncover White House secrets
Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, authors of 'Regime Change', reveal the extreme difficulty of reporting on Donald Trump's second term, including his health secrecy and Iran war decisions.
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A high court injunction has banned the nationalist group 'Stop' from hoisting St George flags on a hill in Oxfordshire after a landowner complained of harassment and anti-social behaviour.
Rubio to visit Gulf allies amid Iran ceasefire concerns
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain this week to reassure Gulf allies that the US remains committed to their security after the 60-day ceasefire with Iran.
UK accused of complicity in Sudan atrocities via UAE ties
UK MPs accuse government of complicity in mass atrocities in Sudan due to close ties with UAE, which allegedly supplies weapons to RSF militia.
Kenya Minister Halts US Ebola Facility Construction
Kenya's health minister ordered a halt to the US-run Ebola quarantine facility after being held in contempt for ignoring a court order. Deadly protests have erupted against the centre.
Peter Murrell sentenced to 5 years for embezzlement
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive, has been sentenced to five years in prison for embezzling over £100,000 from the party.
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Body found in South Wales believed to be missing girl
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Barnier: UK could rejoin EU on 'short' timeline
Michel Barnier says UK could rejoin EU quickly due to remaining regulatory alignment, but warns against 'cherrypicking' on single market freedoms.
EU criticised for plans to host Taliban in Brussels
The European Union is facing strong backlash after announcing plans to host Taliban representatives in Brussels for talks, sparking outrage from human rights groups and Afghan activists.
One dead in Chico library shooting in Northern California
A person was killed and two others injured in a shooting at the Chico branch of the Butte County Library in Northern California on Tuesday; suspect in custody.
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Hundreds of schools to close in extreme heatwave
Hundreds of schools across England and Wales are closing or altering hours as temperatures hit 40C. Unions warn of dangerous conditions in ageing buildings.
Supreme Court allows lawsuit against Cisco over Falun Gong
The US Supreme Court ruled that Cisco Systems can be sued for allegedly aiding China's persecution of Falun Gong practitioners, allowing a lawsuit under the Torture Victim Protection Act to proceed.
JD Vance memoir 'Communion' draws criticism for faith focus
JD Vance's new memoir 'Communion' is criticized as a self-serving diversion from his political duties, with reviewers urging him to focus on his Senate job.
Trump: Iran agrees to highest nuclear inspections
Donald Trump claims Iran has agreed to the highest level nuclear inspections, allowing the Hormuz Strait to remain open, while Iran denies IAEA access to bombed sites.
Jones and Burnham Lead Labour Leadership Race
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Holiday fear to confidence: a mother's real emergency lesson
Lucille Wong recounts how anticipatory fear dominated her family holiday, but a real emergency taught her she can cope. She shares lessons on parenting and resilience.
Labor-Greens tax deal win may cost NDIS changes support
Labor's tax deal with the Greens is a crucial win, but the NDIS changes could pay the price as political capital is spent.
Burnham Leads Labour Polls; Starmer Under Pressure
Andy Burnham tops Labour leadership polls with 35% support, while Keir Starmer faces growing opposition from left-wing challengers.
Primary Elections in NY, Maryland, Utah: Key Results
Voters in New York, Maryland, and Utah head to the polls for primary elections, with key races shaping the November midterms. Supreme Court ruling on abortion also impacts turnout.
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Savannah Guthrie Cries on Air Over Mother's Alleged Death
Savannah Guthrie broke down in tears on Today as she begged viewers for help after kidnappers alleged her missing mother Nancy has died and offered to return her body for $4m.
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