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Sheffield Women’s Aid boss ‘very concerned’ for survivors after government alert – Yorkshire Live
Sheffield Women’s Aid’s chief expressed serious concern that a planned UK-wide government emergency-alert test could put domestic abuse survivors at risk. The loud, unavoidable alert might reveal a hidden phone to an abusive partner, making it important for people at risk to know they could opt out in advance. The test was due to sound…
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Trump’s MAGA allies mock Harry and Meghan as report suggests President played a part in couple’s decision to leave US
Donald Trump’s MAGA-aligned supporters have mocked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after a report claimed the US President played a part in Harry and Meghan’s decision to leave America. The mockery comes amid wider coverage of the couple’s sudden move back to Britain, which reportedly took King Charles and Prince William by surprise. Related…
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Michael Cohen won’t say if he’ll use his Trump interview to seek a pardon
The president is expected to call into Cohen’s radio show Thursday in their first public conversation since a very public falling out.
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Chinese national in blue state charged with illegally voting in federal election under another man’s name: DOJ
A Chinese national living in Andover, Massachusetts, has been charged by federal prosecutors with voter fraud after allegedly impersonating another Chinese national to register and vote in the 2024 US presidential election. Yupeng Sun, 33, was arrested on Wednesday, with the Department of Justice saying he then reported his alleged victim to immigration authorities for…
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Facial recognition at football, Baleba bid and Sheffield United crisis, Weezer’s new album
In Scotland, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Craig Naylor called for police to consider facial-recognition technology, alongside drones and tougher football banning measures, in response to match-related violence and disorder. Police Scotland does not currently deploy live facial recognition, unlike some forces in England. The proposal prompted opposition from the Scottish Football Supporters Association, which…
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Jacqui Lambie breaks down after emotional plea to the Albanese government over veteran suicide risk
Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie became emotionally overwhelmed during a Senate address in which she urged the Albanese government to act over the risk of suicide among military veterans. The Tasmanian senator, a former army corporal who has long campaigned on veterans’ welfare, broke down while making her case, underscoring the personal and political weight she…
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Angie Nixon on division between progressive, establishment Democrats: ‘It’s not about labels’
Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon (D), who defeated President Trump whistleblower Alex Vindman in the state’s Democratic Senate primary, said Wednesday the divisions in the party were not important. “It’s not necessarily a socialist message or a progressive message. It’s actually just about the needs of people,” Nixon said in an appearance on “CBS Mornings.”…
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Labour’s Net Zero ban on new diesel lorries would be scrapped by Tories
The Conservative Party has pledged to scrap Labour’s plans to ban new diesel heavy goods vehicles, arguing the policy would drive up the cost of transporting food and other essential goods and worsen inflation. Under Kemi Badenoch, the Tories would reverse the 2040 ban on new emission-producing HGVs and an interim 2035 ban on smaller…
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Kim Jong Un’s sister ‘unaware’ of talks between US, North Korea
Kim Yo Jong, senior adviser and sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has denied any knowledge of talks between Pyongyang and Washington, hours after President Trump said Kim had responded to his request for a meeting later this year. The denial injects fresh uncertainty into Trump’s claims of renewed diplomatic contact with North…
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The Morning Poll: Should ministers intervene to lower energy bills further this winter?
The Daily Mail’s “Morning Poll” feature asks readers whether ministers should step in to reduce household energy bills further this winter, reflecting ongoing public concern about the cost of heating homes in the UK. The poll format invites readers to vote and share opinions, tapping into wider debate over government intervention in energy markets amid…