Wetherspoons Manager Refuses Reform Supporters in Essex
A Wetherspoon pub in Braintree, Essex, faces backlash after a manager refused service to Reform UK supporters, sparking outrage and a response from the chain.
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UK Economy Stuck Between Voters and Bond Markets
Britain's economy faces a dilemma: voters want relief from rising costs, but bond markets demand fiscal restraint. Larry Elliott analyzes the tension.
Could Starmer Bring Back Rayner to Steady the Ship?
Nearly eight months after resigning, Angela Rayner may return to Starmer's cabinet. Speculation grows as Labour faces electoral losses, with Rayner's loyalty and ambition in question.
Supreme Court Voting Rights Decision: Death Knell for Democracy
The Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v. Callais effectively dismantles the Voting Rights Act, allowing racial gerrymandering and threatening Black voter representation.
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Kimmel's Joke: Free Speech Must Be Defended
Jimmy Kimmel's joke about Melania Trump is protected speech. The FCC's license reviews threaten First Amendment rights. Disney must stand firm.
Mexico's Cartel Crackdown Hits Top Ranks, Risks Violence
The arrest of potential CJNG leader 'El Jardinero' highlights Mexico's intensified cartel crackdown ahead of the World Cup, but fears of infighting persist.
World Cup as Nation-Building: Uruguay to Fascist Italy
Explore how the World Cup has been used for nation-building, from Uruguay's 1930 victory to Mussolini's 1934 propaganda, shaping national identity and global image.
Supreme Court Ruling Weakens Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court's decision in Callais undermines Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, enabling racial discrimination in voting and jeopardizing fair representation for communities of color.
Starmer Demands Swift Response After Golders Green Attack
PM Keir Starmer calls for swift action after a suspected terrorist stabbing in Golders Green targets Jewish community, announces £25m for security.
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Trump's Partial Cannabis Rescheduling Causes Confusion
The Trump administration's partial rescheduling of cannabis from Schedule I to III raises questions, offering some relief for medical cannabis but leaving many issues unresolved.
FT Journalists Dispute Four-Day Office Mandate
Financial Times journalists dispute management's plan for four office days a week, citing discrimination and financial impact. Union invokes dispute procedure.
French Teen Charged in Singapore Over Straw-Licking Video
Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien, 18, faces mischief and public nuisance charges after posting a video of himself licking a vending machine straw and returning it.
UAE's Exit from Opec Could Cause Oil Price War
The UAE's exit from Opec after 60 years may lead to a price war with Saudi Arabia, increasing oil market volatility and potentially lowering prices long-term.
US Women's Rugby Players Fight Trans Ban with Open Category
US women's rugby players and teams are pushing back against a trans ban by considering moving to the 'open' category, aiming to maintain inclusivity in the sport.
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Hanson Gloats Over Rinehart Backing for One Nation
Pauline Hanson now openly celebrates Gina Rinehart's support, including luxury flights, private jets, and a new plane, as One Nation expands with the billionaire's backing.
Chasing One Nation: Ugly Politics Exposed
Explore the controversial comments by Angus Taylor on Anzac Day and immigration, and the risks of courting One Nation voters. A deep dive into Australian politics.
Queensland Rejects Bondi Report Gun Buyback Plan
Queensland rejects national gun buyback recommendation from Bondi royal commission, citing focus on criminals and terrorists, leaving NSW as only clear supporter.
Greens Senator Wants Palantir Ban Over Data Security Fears
Greens senator David Shoebridge urges a blanket ban on new Palantir contracts with Australian governments, citing lack of data transparency and concerns over the US spy tech firm's controversial manifesto and ties to ICE.
Child Terrorism Warning After Neo-Nazi Guilty of Gun Plot
Police warn one in five counter-terror cases involve children as Alfie Coleman, 21, is found guilty of planning a mass shooting. He was radicalized online from age 14.
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Essex man guilty of terrorist plot with gun from undercover police
Alfie Douglas Coleman, 21, was radicalised from age 14 and planned to kill the public. He was arrested after buying a gun in Stratford from undercover officers.
King Charles Can't Save UK-US 'Special Relationship'
King Charles' state visit to the US aimed to repair UK-US ties after Trump humiliated Starmer. But old-school diplomacy won't work on Trump, and the relationship remains fragile.
Mother of Golders Green Stabbing Victim Recounts Call
The mother of Shloime Rand, stabbed in Golders Green, describes her son as a 'gentle soul' and calls for more protection for Jewish communities after the attack.
Danny Jones' Wife Imposes Rule After Kiss Scandal
Georgia Jones enforces a new rule after Danny's kiss with Maura Higgins, as the couple works to rebuild trust following the 2025 Brit Awards incident.
King Charles and Trump: Can the Monarch Save the Special Relationship?
King Charles became the first British monarch to address a joint session of Congress in 35 years, then dined at the White House. He appealed to Trump on NATO and Ukraine, but did it work?
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Farage Admits £5m Gift from Crypto Billionaire
Nigel Farage has admitted receiving £5m from Reform UK donor Christopher Harborne, claiming it was for personal security. The undisclosed gift raises questions about transparency and may lead to a standards investigation.
Co-op Uses Forensic Spray to Track Stolen Goods, Cutting Crime
Co-op is marking commonly stolen items like alcohol and detergents with invisible forensic spray to track reselling, helping cut store crime by a fifth last year as new retail crime law takes effect.
Supreme Court Sides with Anti-Abortion Centers in NJ Case
The US Supreme Court unanimously revived a lawsuit by anti-abortion centers challenging a New Jersey subpoena, ruling that federal claims can proceed despite ongoing state court litigation.
MPs' Boozing Culture: Letters on Westminster Drinking Habits
Readers respond to the debate on Westminster's drinking culture, with humorous and critical takes on MPs' alcohol consumption and its comical visibility.
Ukraine Seeks Israeli Seizure of Grain Ship
Ukraine has asked Israel to seize a vessel carrying grain allegedly stolen from Russian-occupied territories, sparking a diplomatic dispute between the two nations.
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Supreme Court Ruling Weakens Voting Rights Act, Lawmakers React
Black lawmakers decry the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Louisiana v Callais, which weakens a key provision of the Voting Rights Act and threatens their congressional seats.
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