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Inside the US strike on a shadow fleet tanker
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The conflict between Iran and the US has turned the waters around the Strait of Hormuz into some of the world’s deadliest, with thousands of sailors caught up in a war they never meant to join.
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Wreckage of Pan Am passenger plane found in ocean after more than 70 years
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Explorers used an autonomous sonar drone to find the fuselage and tail of the plane off the coast of Puerto Rico.
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US will be hitting Pickaxe Mountain area 'pretty soon', Iran ‘haven’t seen anything yet’
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US President Donald Trump and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun held a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office on July 21, 2026.
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Trump to bomb Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site ‘soon’, appears to blame Jordan for US deaths
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Meanwhile, several oil tankers stopped or turned around in the Red Sea following threats from Houthi militants, raising fears about new obstacles to global shipping.
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Trump’s power is at its peak. He has reason to be fearful of what’s coming
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The US president faces no meaningful resistance in Washington. As strange as it seemed, there’s a reason he used a crucial moment on his nation’s stage to delve into the past.
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Former UK minister Widdecombe was ‘hit over head with a hammer 21 times’, court told
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Joshua Kerry appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London over the murder that shocked the public and the political establishment.
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The ‘coolest girl in college’ behind Andy Burnham’s rise
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If Britain’s new PM wants to present himself as a normal yet accomplished politician, his greatest asset may be his wife.
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US launched new strikes after Iran-backed Houthis declared blockade of another key oil route
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US President Donald Trump vowed that Iran would “pay” for killing three US soldiers despite signs Tehran and Washington want to resume diplomacy, even as a potential new front in the war opened.
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Burnham is a devastatingly good politician. But he needs to heed this Aussie’s advice
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The UK has seen a lot of failure over the past decade. Its problems will take more to fix than changing the face at the top.
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An Australian observer has a warning for Britain’s new PM. Will Andy Burnham listen?
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The UK has seen a lot of failure over the last decade. Its problems will take more to fix than changing the face at the top.
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The big surprise on Andy Burnham’s first day as UK PM? Trump wants to help him
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The US president revealed the two leaders had a “good” phone call about the “outstanding” US-UK relationship – a stark contrast to Trump’s harsh criticism of Burnham’s predecessor, Keir Starmer.
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US launches new strikes after Iran-backed Houthis declare blockade of another key oil route
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US President Donald Trump vowed that Iran would “pay” for killing three US soldiers despite signs Tehran and Washington want to resume diplomacy, even as a potential new front in the war opened.
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‘This feels political’: Tate brothers to fight extradition to UK on rape, sex trafficking charges
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Andrew and Tristan Tate, who are being held in federal detention, wore tan jail uniforms and handcuffs during the first court hearing since their arrest on the weekend.
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US names soldiers killed in Jordan
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The US has named two soldiers killed in Jordan as the war with Iran intensifies.
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Andy Burnham becomes UK PM
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Andy Burnham has become the new prime minister of the UK after Keir Starmer stepped down.
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Iran-backed Houthis declare blockade of Red Sea oil route, threatening new front war
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Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump vowed that Iran would “pay” for killing three US soldiers, despite signs that Tehran and Washington want to resume diplomacy.
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Iran-backed Houthis declare blockade of Red Sea oil route, threatening new front in war
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Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump vowed that Iran would “pay” for killing three US soldiers, despite signs that Tehran and Washington want to resume diplomacy.
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Trump’s three-pronged threat to American democracy
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Donald Trump has reshaped the US presidency in his own image. But we may not have yet seen the full reach of his vainglorious ambitions.
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Tate brothers to fight extradition to UK on rape and sex trafficking charges
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Andrew and Tristan Tate, who are being held in federal detention, wore tan jail uniforms and handcuffs during the brief hearing in a Miami court since their arrest on the weekend.
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‘We need to be better’: Arise, Andy Burnham, Britain’s seventh PM in a decade
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Burnham has vowed to “bring back hope” to the country after being elevated to the leadership in a meeting with King Charles.
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Arise, Andy Burnham, Britain’s seventh PM in a decade
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A formal transfer of power has concluded in Britain after Keir Starmer visited King Charles for a private meeting in which he officially resigned as prime minister.
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‘My work is done’: King Charles accepts Starmer’s resignation as Britain’s PM
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The meeting cleared the way for the next prime minister, Andy Burnham, to visit the King so he can be invited to form government.
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‘My work is done’: Starmer prepares to pass baton to Burnham, Britain’s seventh PM in a decade
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The talks in London will formally conclude a long fight within the Labour Party to replace Keir Starmer after growing discontent over his leadership.
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Starmer prepares to pass baton to Burnham, Britain’s seventh PM in a decade
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The talks in London will formally conclude a long fight within the Labour Party to replace Keir Starmer after growing discontent over his leadership.
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The reflecting pool saga is a metaphor for the Trump presidency itself
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The president often has good intentions, only to be brought down by ego and an inability to accept fault – or even doubt. But he deserves points for trying.
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Third US soldier killed in Middle East in as many days
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A third American soldier has been killed in as many days, as both the United States and Iran ramp up their attacks across the Middle East.
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No justice for heartbroken families of Lao poisoning victims
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The deaths of two Australian backpackers at a Laos tourist resort exposes a nation made chaotic by its own insensitivity.
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US launches new strikes as Iran continues to target oil tankers on the Strait of Hormuz
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US and Iran have traded strikes for a ninth day, deepening a struggle for control over the Strait of Hormuz that has disrupted energy supplies and stoked fears of global inflation.
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Musk’s DOGE was supposed to be dead. Its remnants are everywhere
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The department has evolved from its radical cost-cutting mission as some of its agenda and members remain embedded in the US government, continuing to reshape the bureaucracy behind the scenes.
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Oops, he did it again: Trump hogs the stage, crashes World Cup trophy lift
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The president predicted an Argentina victory but had to hand the silverware to Spain – a country he has repeatedly condemned as “terrible”– after being heartily booed by the crowd.
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