Jagger and Clapton Win Battle Against Thames Tower
Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton lead celebrities in defeating plans for a 29-storey tower near Battersea Bridge, citing harm to the Thames skyline.
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Soldier Dies After Horse Fall at Royal Windsor Show
A soldier from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery died after falling from a horse at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The incident occurred on Friday evening, and police are investigating.
FBI Director Patel Under Fire for USS Arizona Snorkel
FBI Director Kash Patel is under fire after reports emerged that he went snorkeling at the USS Arizona memorial in Hawaii, a site containing the remains of over 1,000 sailors and marines.
Eurovision 2026 Boycott: Five Nations Skip Over Israel
Ireland, Spain, Slovenia, Netherlands, and Iceland boycott Eurovision 2026 over Israel's participation due to Gaza conflict. Updates on alternatives.
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Royal Couple's £307,500 Rent for Forest Lodge Revealed
The Prince and Princess of Wales pay £307,500 yearly for Forest Lodge, £100,000 more than previous tenants, funded by William's Duchy of Cornwall income.
Rowson Cartoon: Burnham's Labour Leadership Bid
Martin Rowson's cartoon satirizes Labour leadership tensions with Andy Burnham at Westminster, highlighting internal party struggles and political maneuvering.
Readers Share Creative Ashes-Spreading Stories
Two readers recall unique ways to scatter ashes: a red handkerchief method and a longing to leave a trace at the Parthenon, honoring their fathers with humor and love.
Jogging as Political Metaphor in UK Politics
Andy Burnham joins a long line of UK politicians using jogging to project energy and ambition, from Tony Blair to Boris Johnson.
Cohen Ends Re-election Bid After Redistricting
Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee ends his re-election campaign after a new GOP-drawn map carves up his majority-Black Memphis district, citing unfair redistricting.
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How Team Burnham Secured a Path Back to Westminster
After weeks of uncertainty, Andy Burnham has secured a seat in Parliament following Josh Simons's resignation, but challenges remain in the upcoming by-election.
Israel and Lebanon Extend Ceasefire, US Says
The US announces Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire, reducing tensions along the border and allowing for further negotiations.
Colorado Governor Tina Peters Impeached
Colorado Governor Tina Peters has been impeached following a corruption scandal involving bribery and misuse of state funds, sparking a political crisis.
Westminster's Lost Friendship: Starmer Under Siege
Simon Jenkins argues that the breakdown of political friendship in Westminster is undermining Keir Starmer's Labour government, leading to internal strife and weak leadership.
Trump Asks Xi About Zhongnanhai Tours in Leaked Audio
A hot mic captured Trump asking Xi if other leaders visit Beijing's Zhongnanhai compound. Xi replied 'very rarely' during a private tour featuring ancient trees.
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Trump and Xi's Matching Suits in Beijing
Trump and Xi wore strikingly similar blue suits and red ties in Beijing, a possible 'chameleon effect' to build rapport. Experts say mirroring can aid negotiations.
Tories Suspend Worcestershire Leader Over Reform Ouster
Adam Kent was suspended after teaming with Greens and Lib Dems to end Reform's minority control, sparking a coalition crisis.
Starmer, Burnham, Farage: Political Chaos in UK Byelection
A chaotic week in UK politics sees Andy Burnham enter the fray, Nigel Farage defend a £5m gift, and Keir Starmer warn of a battle for the nation's soul, leaving voters bewildered.
UK Blocks 11 Far-Right Activists Before Tommy Robinson Rally
Eleven foreign far-right activists are barred from the UK ahead of a Tommy Robinson rally. PM Starmer accuses Robinson of peddling hatred, as live facial recognition is used for protest policing.
Taylor's Populist Shift Risks Handing Hanson More Power
Angus Taylor's budget reply embraced populist policies like cutting migration and welfare, but principled tax indexation offers a better path to differentiate from One Nation.
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UK Billionaire Wealth Now 22% of GDP, Report Finds
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Ian Watson, Sci-Fi Author of 'The Embedding,' Dies at 82
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Sexual Assault at London Overground: Police Appeal
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Westminster Council Leader Calls for March Suspension
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Taiwan Relieved as Trump Skips Taiwan in Xi Meeting
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Streeting Quits, Burnham Momentum Grows
Wes Streeting resigns as health secretary, calls for Starmer's resignation but avoids launching a leadership bid, leaving the door open for Andy Burnham.
Wes Streeting's Political Journey: From Council Estate to Cabinet
Wes Streeting has resigned from government, potentially sparking a leadership contest. Explore his rise from a council estate in east London to health secretary.
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Labour Winds Blow Towards Burnham as Streeting Steps Aside
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