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Is Sadiq Khan about to become the country’s best-paid politician? London Mayor hints he will claim £390-a-day tax-free House of Lords allowance – on top of his £170k salary
The article reports that Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, may claim the House of Lords’ daily attendance allowance if he takes up a peerage, alongside his mayoral salary. It raises the prospect of him becoming one of the country’s highest-paid politicians and focuses on the political sensitivity of receiving both forms of income. The…
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Trump-fired US attorney launches unprecedented court fight after just 54 minutes on the job
Roger Rogoff, a newly sworn-in US attorney for the Western District of Washington, has sued the Trump administration after being dismissed just 54 minutes after taking office. The case is presented as an unprecedented challenge to a president’s ability to remove a court-appointed federal prosecutor, raising wider questions about judicial appointments and executive authority. Rogoff…
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Every Legend of Zelda Game on the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 in 2026
Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 players can access a broad range of Zelda titles, from mainline adventures to action and rhythm spin-offs. The collection matters because it spans the series’ shift towards open-world design while preserving remakes and alternative takes on Hyrule. – The article says five Zelda games, three Hyrule Warriors titles and one…
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Bill Ackman reveals why he’s not a ‘fan’ of Mamdani, doesn’t rule out mayoral run against him
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman has publicly criticised New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, describing his policies as “disastrous” for the city and confirming he is not a “fan” of the Democratic socialist. Ackman’s comments, made during a podcast interview, add him to a growing list of prominent business figures and political voices pushing back against…
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Brits flee from French cape inferno: Tourists describe ‘enormous’ flames during escape from wildfire as 40,000 are evacuated from burning peninsula
A wildfire tore through a peninsula in France popular with wealthy holidaymakers, forcing the evacuation of around 40,000 tourists and residents as flames swept through the area. British holidaymakers described “enormous” flames and chaotic scenes as they fled the blaze, which struck amid a wider wave of wildfire activity across southern Europe, including a separate…
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Trump suffers humiliating legal blow in $10bn BBC lawsuit
A federal judge in Miami has ordered Donald Trump to provide financial records to the BBC in the broadcaster’s defence against his $10 billion defamation lawsuit. The ruling is an early procedural victory for the BBC and means Trump’s claimed financial losses will face closer examination, though it does not decide whether his case will…
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WATCH: Trump DOJ vows to pursue ‘every single’ voting violation after NJ roll shocker
The US Justice Department’s civil rights chief, Harmeet Dhillon, said the Trump administration intends to investigate and prosecute every provable case of illegal voting. The comments followed reports that non-citizens had been registered to vote in New Jersey, and signal a more aggressive federal approach to scrutinising voter rolls and alleged electoral offences. Dhillon described…
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No Sign Of Violence In Death Of Epstein-Linked French Modeling Scout, Prosecutors Day
French prosecutors said an autopsy found no signs of recent violence in the death of Daniel Siad, a 69-year-old modelling scout linked professionally to Jeffrey Epstein. The finding matters because Siad had been under scrutiny in a French investigation connected to human trafficking and tax fraud, although authorities had not found sufficient evidence to arrest…
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Lee Chang-dong on His Eight-Year Gap Before Venice-Bound ‘Possible Love’ and MIFFest Lifetime Achievement Honor: ‘Thanks to Cinema, I Feel Connected to Something Much Bigger’
South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong is returning to feature filmmaking with ‘Possible Love’, his first film since 2018’s ‘Burning’, which will compete at the Venice Film Festival. Speaking while receiving MIFFest’s Lifetime Achievement Award in Malaysia, he said the eight-year interval reflected personal and creative change rather than a withdrawal from cinema, and described the…