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Business InsiderUS Navy nuclear ballistic missile submarine surfaces off Norway in unusual flex as 'Doomsday' plane flies overhead
The show of force comes amid continued tensions with Russia and follows the recent visit of a Russian navy flotilla to Cuba.
- The Telegraph
Let’s be clear where blame for this Tory disaster really lies
‘Good-morning, good-morning!’ the General said When we met him last week on our way to the line ... “He’s a cheery old card,” grunted Harry to Jack As they slogged up to Arras with rifle and pack.
- The Telegraph
Only one man has spoken for the nation in this joyless election campaign
It’s set to become 2024’s version of Brenda from Bristol’s infamous “Not another one !”
- The Telegraph
Who won the BBC general election TV debate? Our writers give their verdicts
How did Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer – the two men who could be prime minister at the end of next week – fare in their final face-to-face clash of the campaign? Our commentators Tim Stanley and Tom Harris give their verdicts.
- HuffPost
Marjorie Taylor Greene Melts Down Over Australian TV’s Trump Question, Gets Cut Off
“What is this?” fumed the far-right Georgia Republican, who suggested the anchor was getting her “marching orders from the Democrat Party.”
- HuffPost UK
'That's A Ludicrous Thing To Say': Sky News Presenter Clashes With Minister Over Labour Spending
Kevin Hollinrake was left squirming after Wilfred Frost's onslaught.
- Manchester Evening News
'Outrage' at Reform UK candidate's Falklands War comments
John Kelly is standing to become Hazel Grove's MP
- CNN
Biden administration moves toward allowing American military contractors to deploy to Ukraine
The Biden administration is moving towards lifting a de facto ban on American military contractors deploying to Ukraine, four US officials familiar with the matter told CNN, to help the country’s military maintain and repair US-provided weapons systems.
- The Independent
‘Are you two really the best we’ve got?’: Election summed up with excruciating question to Sunak and Starmer
Both leaders sheepish as audience loudly applauded question
- HuffPost
Newsmax Slaps Very Awkward Note On Screen During Donald Trump Interview
Critics on social media suggested the chyron meant one thing.
- The Telegraph
‘Civilian’ ships could soon carry carrier-crippling drone swarms. A new age of warfare is coming
The German defence contractor Rheinmetall is pitching a new form of weapon: a standard shipping container concealing 126 separate attack drone silos. If one company is publicly discussing the idea, you can bet others are considering it too. And the implications for maritime warfare could be significant.
- The Telegraph
Why the French state pension is about to bring down Macron
Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reforms have loomed over his second presidential term – and could now be his undoing.
- HuffPost
Ex-Trump White House Attorney Burns Docs Judge With What 'Seems To Be Her New Last Name'
CNN's Erin Burnett laughed at Ty Cobb's suggestion.
- The Telegraph
How ‘mentally unfit’ Biden can survive a 90-minute TV battle with Trump
Follow The Telegraph’s live coverage of the Trump vs Biden debate
- The Telegraph
Labour will make every UK borough take ‘fair share’ of migrants, says Rayner
Every borough in the UK will be required to take their “fair share” of asylum seekers under a Labour government, Angela Rayner has pledged.
- The Guardian
Labour ‘not putting up a fight’ against Farage in Clacton
Labour officials said to be upset that Jovan Owusu-Nepaul was gaining traction for viral social media posts
- HuffPost
Ex-Prosecutor Predicts How Lifting Of Gag Order May Backfire On Donald Trump
The move “may and probably will come back to bite” the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, argued Glenn Kirschner.
- The Telegraph
Scotland too dangerous for Farage, says Richard Tice
Nigel Farage has not come to Scotland during the general election campaign because it is too “dangerous”, Richard Tice has said.
- The Telegraph
David Tennant’s attack on Kemi exposes the Left’s sinister hypocrisy
By the time the 2010 general election came around, David Tennant had already come and gone as the lead actor in Doctor Who and was carving out another starring role in Labour MPs’ election literature.
- The Telegraph
Hinges of Corbyn coffin creaked and Starmer turned a darker pink
In what felt like the 50,000th debate of the campaign, the British once again found themselves in the spin room. The people in this poorly ventilated part of a corridor in Nottingham Trent University presumably believe that they were in an episode of the West Wing, when in fact they were in a sort of half sauna, half mausoleum.