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Prince Harry Travels to London Alone After Security Refusal for Family

Prince Harry arrived in London without Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet, following the UK government's refusal to provide taxpayer-funded security for his family.

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Andy Burnham Consults Trade Union Leaders Before Anticipated Premiership

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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood Concedes Government Failures Preceded Southport Attack

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King Charles III Affirms UK-US Ties on American Independence Anniversary

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Former Prime Minister's Aide Morgan McSweeney States Labour Unprepared for Governance

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Pope Francis Urges European Nations to Increase Migrant Support on Lampedusa Visit

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Starmer Apologises for Forced Adoptions, Labels Practice 'Stain on Our History'

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Supreme Court Halts Donald Trump's Attempt to Dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook

The US Supreme Court has temporarily blocked former President Donald Trump's bid to unilaterally remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. This decision returns the legal challenge to lower courts, maintaining Cook's position for now.

Former Tory MP Craig Williams Pleads Guilty to General Election Betting Offence

Craig Williams, once an aide to former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has admitted to a betting offence related to the July 2024 general election. The former Montgomeryshire MP placed a £100 wager on the election date, now facing a potential two-year exclusion from betting.

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US Supreme Court Upholds $5 Million Payout to E Jean Carroll From Donald Trump

Donald Trump must pay E Jean Carroll $5 million in damages after the US Supreme Court rejected his appeal. The decision leaves intact the jury's finding of sexual abuse and defamation.

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King Charles III Calls Scottish Parliament to Deliver 'Fair and Prosperous Society'

King Charles III addressed Members of the Scottish Parliament, urging them to prioritise a 'fair and prosperous society' at the ceremonial opening of the Holyrood session.

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Andy Burnham Proposes UK-Wide Devolution, New Public Service Model in Major Address

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham outlined a vision for a decentralised Britain, promising a 'new era of public service' focused on community power and a redefined role for central government. His proposals include local control over services and the establishment of citizens' assemblies.

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President Biden Denounces Donald Trump as 'Loser' Over 'Vanity Projects' at Fundraiser

US President Joe Biden criticised former President Donald Trump's proposed architectural plans for Washington D.C., labelling them 'vanity projects' during a private fundraising event.

DUP Faces Scrutiny Over Safeguarding Failures, Stormont Parties Demand Accountability

The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is under pressure from other Stormont parties to provide 'full transparency' regarding alleged safeguarding issues. This follows revelations of historical failures within the party's internal processes concerning vulnerable individuals. The DUP has stated it is commissioning an independent review.

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Indian Journalists Condemn Passport and Voting Rights Denial to Editor G. Sampath

Journalists in India have condemned the alleged denial of voting and passport renewal rights to prominent editor G. Sampath, who claims his name was removed from electoral rolls, preventing him from updating his passport.

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South Africa Police Major-General Feroz Khan Survives Assassination Attempt Ahead of Corruption Inquiry

Major-General Feroz Khan, South Africa's Deputy Head of Crime Intelligence, survived an assassination attempt in Pretoria just days before he was scheduled to testify at a high-profile inquiry into police corruption. The incident saw multiple bullets strike his vehicle, raising significant concerns about threats to those exposing graft within state institutions.

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Pakistan Launches Airstrikes in Afghanistan, Targets Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan Camps

Pakistan has conducted airstrikes within Afghanistan, reportedly targeting hideouts of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The actions follow a significant increase in alleged TTP-linked attacks inside Pakistan, highlighting the volatile cross-border security dynamics and the Pakistani military's unilateral approach to perceived threats emanating from Afghan territory.

Northern Ireland Resident Doctors Begin 24-Hour Pay Strike, Disrupting Health Services

Resident doctors in Northern Ireland have initiated a 24-hour strike, demanding pay restoration and parity with other UK regions. The industrial action, organised by the British Medical Association (BMA), has led to widespread cancellations of operations and appointments, despite assurances of prioritised patient safety.

Andy Burnham Commits to Sweeping Devolution in Initial Prime Ministerial Address

Andy Burnham, a leading contender for Prime Minister, outlined his economic strategy in Manchester, pledging significant power transfers to local authorities and regions. His proposals aim to address the UK's regional imbalances through greater local control over public services and economic development.