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Would-be Tory MPs must believe in ‘fundamental’ need for Britain to quit ECHR in order to be candidate at next election – Philp

  • Philp wants Tory candidates to back leaving the ECHR
  • The stance could shape candidate selection
  • ECHR policy remains a major Tory dividing line

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said prospective Conservative parliamentary candidates for the next general election should believe in the “fundamental” need for Britain to leave the European Convention on Human Rights. His comments matter because they signal a possible tightening of the party’s stance on human rights law…

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The Pauline Hanson interview. Her dream finally within reach, One Nation leader says: I was right about Asian immigration, I want a ‘monocultural Australia’ by 2050 and what I’d do immediately if elected PM

  • Hanson repeats hardline anti-immigration views in new interview
  • She calls for a “monocultural Australia” by 2050
  • The interview underlines One Nation’s enduring political message

In an interview with the Daily Mail, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson restated her long-held anti-immigration views, saying she believed she had been proved right about Asian immigration and that she wanted Australia to become “monocultural” by 2050. She also discussed what she says she would do straight…

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Sam Neill Remembered by ‘Jurassic World Dominion’ Director Colin Trevorrow, Karl Urban, Alan Cumming and More: ‘His Strength Gave Us All Strength’

  • Sam Neill has died aged 78
  • Film and TV figures praised his talent and character
  • Tributes highlighted his lasting impact across several major roles

Actors, filmmakers and studios have paid tribute to Sam Neill after news emerged that the “Jurassic Park” and “Peaky Blinders” star had died aged 78. The responses portray him as both a major screen presence and a widely admired colleague, underlining the breadth of his influence across Hollywood,…

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SEN RICK SCOTT: Americans work five days a week, why can’t the Senate?

  • Rick Scott says the Senate is not working enough
  • He links limited sitting days to stalled legislation
  • He urges senators to work until key bills pass

In this Fox News opinion piece, Senator Rick Scott argues that the US Senate is not working often enough and should stay in session until it completes key legislative tasks. He says the chamber’s limited schedule is contributing to inaction on issues he considers urgent, including election security,…

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Flying sneaker gets Liberty star ejected in bizarre finish that leaves WNBA fans in disbelief

  • Flying shoe led to late Liberty ejection
  • Toronto beat New York 93-91
  • Players saw it as accidental, coach blasted officials

A New York Liberty player, Betnijah Laney-Hamilton, was ejected late in a 93-91 loss to the Toronto Tempo after a shoe she threw towards team-mate Jonquel Jones accidentally struck Toronto's Marina Mabrey. The incident happened during the Liberty’s comeback attempt and became a decisive moment because officials called…

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First the £10 pint, now the £6.50 flat white: coffee industry faces inflationary pressures

  • Coffee prices are rising sharply across the UK
  • Weather and higher costs are squeezing the industry
  • Firms warn consumers may not absorb rises forever

Coffee prices in the UK are rising sharply, with some cafés now charging as much as £6.50 for a flat white, as the industry faces mounting cost pressures from farm to counter. The article argues this matters because coffee, like beer, is becoming another everyday purchase noticeably affected…

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Ann Widdecombe’s £600,000 Devon home appeared on TV just days before she was ‘murdered’

  • TV appearance preceded alleged attack on Widdecombe’s Devon home
  • Article raises security concerns over public home exposure
  • Case is linked to wider fears about threats to politicians

The article reports that Ann Widdecombe’s £600,000 home in Devon was shown on television shortly before a man was alleged to have travelled about 300 miles to her property and “murdered” her. It frames that sequence as potentially significant because the broadcast may have revealed details about the…

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Andy Burnham WILL be crowned Labour leader after passing 323 nominations – as he ‘plots Autumn mega-Budget’ with fears Brits face another tax nightmare

  • Burnham is portrayed as certain to win Labour’s leadership
  • The article links his rise to a major Autumn Budget
  • Tax rise fears are a central focus of the report

The article says Andy Burnham has secured enough Labour MP nominations to become the party’s next leader, presenting his elevation as effectively certain. It argues this matters because it would put him on course to become prime minister and shape the government’s economic direction, with particular attention on…

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Harrowing pictures show how Brit wildfire victims ran out of road while fleeing down dirt track to escape blaze in Spain – before inferno swept over doomed convoy

  • Four Britons are among 13 wildfire victims in Spain
  • Victims were reportedly overtaken while fleeing by vehicle
  • The fire spread rapidly and trapped evacuees

Four British nationals, including a 93-year-old, are confirmed to have died in a deadly wildfire in Spain that has killed 13 people in total. The article reports that some victims were trapped while trying to escape along a dirt track, where their vehicle convoy reportedly ran out of…

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MP warns British tourists ‘could die’ in 12 hour queues in Kent unless EU suspends new border checks

  • MP warns new EU checks could cause dangerous Kent queues
  • Delays for British tourists could reportedly reach 12 hours
  • Concern centres on Dover and Channel crossing routes

The article reports a warning from an MP that British holidaymakers travelling through Kent could face extremely long delays, with queues allegedly stretching to 12 hours if the EU introduces new border checks without changes or a suspension. The MP argues that such waits could create serious safety…

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