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PA Media: MoneyChancellor promises ‘big bang’ for pensions in bid to boost growth
Pensions minister Emma Reynolds will lead a review of the pensions landscape.
- The Telegraph
Sudden shouting and blank stares: The key signs that reveal Biden’s mental decline
Joe Biden has always been a gaffe-prone politician.
- Evening Standard
Putin's Russian air force intercepts US fighter jets over Arctic
Incident comes at time of acute tension with Ukraine
- The Telegraph
Starmer to press ahead with ‘right to switch off’ for workers
Downing Street has said it will press ahead with plans to give workers a “right to switch off” despite the proposal not being mentioned in the King’s Speech.
- HuffPost UK
Top Tory Victoria Atkins Slammed For 'Shameful' Behaviour In The Commons
Even the speaker said the top Conservative had behaved "abominably".
- CNN
‘This is nuts’: Bolton on Trump plans for Ukraine
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins speaks with former Trump national security adviser John Bolton regarding Trump’s phone call with Zelensky and the potential consequences of another presidency on Ukraine.
- The Guardian
Shadow health secretary rebuked for behaving ‘abominably’ in Commons
Tory MP Victoria Atkins walked to dispatch box and tried to loudly interrupt environment secretary
- Associated Press
As Georgia presses on with 'Russia-style' laws, its citizens describe a country on the brink
Eka Gigauri is used to harsh words from officials about the anti-corruption work she does in Georgia. Gigauri, who leads one of Georgia’s main anti-corruption campaign groups, says she and many others have been targeted in connection with a new law, pushed through parliament by the government. The “foreign influence” law requires media, civil society groups and nonprofit organizations to register as “pursuing the interests of a foreign power” if they receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad.
- The Telegraph
Why Nancy Pelosi is on a final mission to oust Joe Biden
When Nancy Pelosi rang Joe Biden to warn him of dire opinion polling, suggesting he could not win the next election to Donald Trump, the president insisted he had data saying the opposite.
- The Guardian
Tories who lost seats at general election want formal role in leadership race
Former MPs plan to return swiftly to parliament amid fears of a lurch to the right if Conservatives fail to explore reasons for defeat
- The Telegraph
Border Force seizes yacht as migrants cross the Channel
Border Force officials have intercepted a suspected stolen yacht as migrants continue to cross the Channel in small boats.
- Reuters
Azerbaijan's president pledges to help French territories secure independence
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev pledged on Saturday to help France's overseas territories secure independence, the latest in a series of incidents pitting his ex-Soviet state against Paris over long-running conflicts in the Caucasus region. Aliyev accuses France of interfering in its affairs over its contacts with Armenia, against which it has waged two wars in 30 years linked to disputes over Baku's breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh. In recent months, Azerbaijani leaders have focused on France's South Pacific territory of New Caledonia, gripped by weeks of violence over the objections of Indigenous Kanak activists to a contentious electoral reform.
- CNN
Europe turns to conscription as threat of wider war with Russia grows
Before Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, many, including Kyiv, were skeptical that a major war could return to Europe. More than two years on, another shift once unthinkable is underway on conscription.
- The Telegraph
Starmer to hand teachers and nurses bumper pay rise
Sir Keir Starmer is poised to hand above-inflation pay rises to teachers and nurses despite warnings that the move may need to be funded by extra taxes or borrowing.
- Business Insider
Russia is spending millions to create a new generation of militant Putin clones
One youth organization, the "Fraternity of the Academics," opposes Ukrainian statehood and views Russia as a "third Rome."
- The Telegraph
MP expenses cheats and sex offenders keep taxpayer-funded pensions
MPs jailed over the expenses scandal and convicted of sex crimes have been allowed to keep generous taxpayer-funded pensions, The Telegraph can reveal.
- The Telegraph
Hardened jihadists or guns for hire? The answer may lie in the hills of Tajikistan
Part of Saidakrami Rajabalizoda’s ear appeared to have been cut off and shoved in his mouth.
- Euronews
After 30 years in power, 'Europe's last dictator' remains firmly in control
Minsk regime leader Alexander Lukashenko has used Soviet-style controls to crack down on dissent over the past three decades and now firmly supports the Kremlin.
- HuffPost UK
Chancellor Notes 1 'Deeply Irresponsible' Sign Tories 'Ran Away' From All Of UK's Crises
"It makes me pretty angry that they've left the country in this sort of state," Rachel Reeves said.
- The Daily Beast
Opinion: She Sucked Up to Trump But He Dropped Her Anyway
Bestselling author and faux hillbilly J.D. Vance is officially Donald Trump’s pick for vice president, God help us all. And even though it’s only been a few days, the nation has collectively forgotten all the sycophantic vice-presidential hopefuls left behind.But I haven’t.All the potential veeps were embarrassing in their own way. Marco Rubio: always a twerp, somehow became even twerpier when kissing up to the former president. Tim Scott shall always be remembered for totally coincidentally get