Green Party's MMT Spending Plans Are Pure Fantasy
Advisors to the Green Party advocate Modern Monetary Theory, but historical examples like Greece and the UK under Liz Truss show it leads to financial crises.
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Reform UK Cold Calls Public for Paper Candidates Before Deadline
Reform UK has been cold calling members of the public, including a Guardian journalist, to become 'paper' candidates for local elections. Nigel Farage denies 'begging' but confirms contacting party members as deadline looms.
Charity Cleared After False Claims Over Migrant School Project
City of Sanctuary UK has been exonerated by regulators after misleading allegations about its schools program, which helps welcome refugee children through educational materials.
Vance Accuses EU of Interference in Hungary Election
US Vice-President JD Vance visited Hungary to support Viktor Orbán's re-election campaign, accusing the EU of foreign interference and praising Orbán's leadership amid rising tensions with Brussels.
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Vance's Budapest Rally for Orbán May Not Secure Election Victory
US Vice-President JD Vance's visit to Budapest to support Viktor Orbán in Hungary's election has sparked controversy, but polls suggest it may not sway voters as Orbán faces a strong challenge from Péter Magyar.
Democrats Eye 25th Amendment Over Trump Iran Policy
Democratic lawmakers are reportedly exploring the use of the 25th Amendment to address concerns over former President Trump's approach to Iran, citing potential risks to national security.
Morning Mail Wednesday: Australian News Updates (08.04.2026)
This article provides a summary of the latest news and developments in Australia as of Wednesday, covering key topics and events shaping the national landscape.
California Sheriff's Ballot Seizure Raises Alarm
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco seized 650,000 ballots, prompting legal action and fears of election interference ahead of California's primary elections.
Clay Fuller Wins Georgia Runoff for Greene's Former Seat
Republican Clay Fuller defeated Democrat Shawn Harris in a Georgia special election, maintaining GOP control of a conservative district despite debate over Trump's Iran war policy.
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Trump Announces Iran Ceasefire After Pakistan Mediation
Donald Trump announced a two-week conditional ceasefire with Iran after Pakistan-led diplomatic intervention, stepping back from threats to destroy Iran's civilization. Democrats criticize his rhetoric while Republicans remain silent.
Trump Announces Iran Ceasefire, Political Leaders React
Donald Trump announced a provisional ceasefire with Iran, mediated by Pakistan, just before a deadline to bomb Iranian infrastructure. Political reactions ranged from Democratic condemnation to Republican praise of tactical strength.
Australian Leaders Debate Fuel Prices in Global Oil Crisis
Australian political leaders, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and opposition figures, are embroiled in a heated debate over rising fuel prices, exacerbated by global oil market instability linked to conflicts like the Iran war.
Human Skull Found Hanging from Tree in London Woods
A council worker made a chilling discovery in Enfield's Brooke Woods, finding a human skull suspended from a tree. Police have recovered additional remains and identification, dating the body to 2022.
Human Skull Found Hanging from London Tree After 4 Years
A human skull discovered hanging from a tree in Enfield's Brooke Wood leads to recovery of 80% of bones, with remains estimated to date back to 2022.
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Farage-Trump Friendship Scrutinized in Reader Debate
Readers weigh in on Nigel Farage's relationship with Donald Trump, climate policies, and UK political leadership in a heated MetroTalk discussion covering international relations and domestic issues.
London Man Guilty of Filming Machete Attack in Revenge Case
Tyrone Dowdye, 42, from Plumstead, London, has been convicted for his role in a machete attack on a father-of-three in Chilwell, Nottingham, where he filmed the assault as revenge for a prison incident.
Teen Jailed for Chicken Shop Gun Threat Over Sauce
An 18-year-old from Penge has been sentenced to three years after threatening a fast food worker with an imitation pistol over incorrect garlic and mayonnaise sauces.
Stella Creasy: Death Threats Over Dancing Highlight Political Hatred
Labour MP Stella Creasy reveals how a silent disco video sparked death threats and abuse, exposing a culture of character assassination and rising violence against politicians in the UK.
Trump's America Decoded: Threats to Allies and Iran
A new weekly podcast, Decoding America, hosted by Reged Ahmad with Jonathan Yerushalmy, explores Trump's growing frustrations, threats against Iran, and condemnation of allies like Australia, revealing shifts in US democracy.
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Queensland Expands Youth Crime Laws Despite No Child Charges for New Offences
Queensland government expands controversial 'adult crime, adult time' laws with 12 new offences, but data reveals no children charged with two key crimes in over a decade, sparking criticism from youth advocates.
Ben Roberts-Smith Charged with War Crimes, Political Reactions
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith faces war crime charges, sparking reactions from political leaders including Pauline Hanson's support and Greens' calls for accountability.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Race: Key Test for Democracy and Voting Rights
Wisconsin voters are selecting a state supreme court judge in a race that could solidify the liberal majority, impacting voting rights and election integrity ahead of the midterms.
Artemis II Launch Sparks Debate on Space Exploration Value
As NASA's Artemis II mission prepares for launch on April 1, columnist Zoe Williams argues that space exploration has become pointless and wasteful amid Earth's pressing crises.
Farage Tests UK Political Boundaries with Controversial Moves
Nigel Farage navigates toxic politics by pushing boundaries on racism, immigration, and ethics, while shaping public discourse ahead of the 2029 election.
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Trump's Moves Threaten Accountability and Historical Transparency
Two recent Trump administration actions—a legal opinion challenging the Presidential Records Act and plans for a non-library presidential complex—signal efforts to erase history and avoid accountability for presidential deeds.
Global Photo Roundup: Protests, Space, and World Events
A collection of powerful images from around the world, including anti-ICE protests in New York, a thumbs up from NASA astronauts, and scenes from Gaza to Germany.
#MeToo Brings Harassment Claims Wave Across Colombia
Female journalists' accounts of sexual harassment in Colombia have sparked a nationwide movement, leading to high-profile dismissals and government investigations. The #YoTeCreoColega initiative has expanded beyond media to multiple sectors.
Trump's Behavior Sparks Calls for Removal Amid Crisis
As Trump's erratic outbursts escalate, experts debate using the 25th Amendment or creative solutions to address a president unfit for office, highlighting systemic failures in US politics.
Rosedale AI Surveillance Plan Sparks Debate Over Crime and Privacy
Residents in Toronto's affluent Rosedale neighborhood consider an AI-powered license plate scanning system to combat burglaries, raising concerns over privacy and surveillance ethics.
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Hungary's Political Crossroads: Is Orbán's Era Ending?
After 16 years of consolidating power into an 'illiberal democracy,' Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces a critical election where he is projected to lose the popular vote, potentially offering a blueprint for challenging populist oligarchies globally.
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