George Knight Takes Drastic Action Against Eddie in EastEnders
George Knight finally snaps and takes action to get rid of his racist adoptive father Eddie for good in EastEnders next week, but he may live to regret his decision.
George Knight finally snaps and takes action to get rid of his racist adoptive father Eddie for good in EastEnders next week, but he may live to regret his decision.
Former England footballer Raheem Sterling, 31, was arrested on suspicion of drug driving after crashing his Lamborghini on the M3. He has been bailed pending further enquiries.
Tony Blair unites Labour in criticism, but his essay on Britain's future reveals a vision stuck in the past, advocating support for US wars and downplaying EU ties.
As Trump pursues peace with Iran, Netanyahu escalates in Gaza and Lebanon, risking further humanitarian disaster. Europe's silence is complicit.
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Rising youth unemployment has divided the UK government over how fast to give 18-20 year olds the full minimum wage, with business secretary Peter Kyle urging caution.
Louisiana Republicans approved a new congressional map eliminating a majority-Black district, likely giving the GOP five of six seats. The map awaits the governor's signature.
A Texas jury found Anthony Odiong guilty of sexual assault for exploiting his clerical role to pursue women under spiritual direction. He faces up to life in prison.
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Commentators argue that Tony Blair's diminished public presence is beneficial for the Labour Party and British politics, citing his controversial legacy.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan announces ban on property developer donations and caps on other political gifts, aiming to restore trust in government.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has expanded army control over Gaza to 70%, violating the ceasefire deal. The move raises concerns about escalating conflict and humanitarian crisis.
Francine Prose praises Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI as a thoughtful warning against misuse, criticizing Silicon Valley for dismissing it as uninformed.
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Three teenage boys in north-east England received rehabilitation orders and £26 fees for rape and sexual assault of girls as young as 14, prompting calls for urgent sentencing reform.
Jemele Rhone, 30, charged with murder of Shanice Brookes, 30, shot outside a Sheffield bar. Deiryen Dyce also charged. Both remanded.
The EU releases over €16bn in frozen funds to Hungary, citing reforms under new PM Péter Magyar. Police also allow Budapest Pride to proceed, reversing a previous ban.
The House Judiciary Committee subpoenas former Attorney General Pam Bondi for documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, escalating a political battle over the handling of the investigation.
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A federal judge has ruled that Donald Trump's fundraising operation, the 'Weaponization Fund,' violates campaign finance laws, marking a major legal setback for the former president.
Labor faces renewed pressure to address corruption after failing on an earlier promise. Experts urge stronger anti-corruption measures as public trust wanes.
Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott is reportedly considering a return to politics as president of the Liberal Party, sparking debate within the party.
A new podcast episode examines whether the Labor party faces challenges due to its tax policies, featuring expert analysis and discussion.
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Kenneth Law, accused of selling poisons linked to over 100 UK deaths, will not be extradited. Bereaved families call for a public inquiry as he faces charges in Canada.
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