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The TelegraphPutin ‘cut out heart of deer’ as gift for Berlusconi, who vomited behind a tree
Vladimir Putin shot dead a deer on a hunting trip, cut out its heart and offered it to Silvio Berlusconi, a political ally of the late Italian prime minister claims.
- CNN
Black voters won a big victory in Louisiana. Some White voters said it violated their ‘personal dignity’
Nearly two years after a federal judge said that Louisiana’s congressional map diluted Black voting power, Black voters are at risk of voting for a second time in an election under a plan that likely violates the Voting Rights Acts.
- CityAM
‘Bring back Boris’: Conservative MPs divided after local elections fallout
Conservative MPs were divided this morning over the fallout of the local election results, with one former minister calling for the “return of Boris".
- The Hill
Greene, Johnson feud set to come to a head
The long-simmering feud between Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is set to boil over this week when the Georgia Republican moves to force a vote on the GOP leader’s ouster — which is all but certain to fail. Greene — who filed a motion to vacate against Johnson in March — is…
- CNN
House GOP embroiled in escalating primary feuds with majority on the line
GOP Rep. Don Bacon has had it with the far-right of his conference.
- Wales Online
Four key Vaughan Gething donation questions the Labour Party won't answer
Mr Gething was given money to help fund his successful bid to become First Minister but any left over campaign cash will go to the Labour Party
- AFP
EU to drop rule-of-law proceedings against Poland
The EU said Monday it will drop action started against Poland six years ago over rule-of-law concerns that could have led Warsaw to lose its vote in the bloc's affairs, an announcement welcomed by the Polish government."There is no longer a dark shadow over us," she told private broadcaster TVN. The Article 7 procedure was started because of controversial moves by Poland's previous right-wing government, including creating a special disciplinary chamber with power over the country's judges and a
- South Wales Argus
Rishi Sunak should 'consider his position' says Jane Mudd after Gwent victory
PM Rishi Sunak should 'consider his position' over election losses says Labour candidate
- The Independent
John Swinney becomes SNP leader and Scottish first minister in waiting
The former deputy first minister was the only person to put himself forward to succeed Humza Yousaf, who is expected to formally step down this week
- Evening Standard
Rishi Sunak hit by fresh Tory turmoil after heavy election losses
Boris Johnson should return to frontline politics to ease the party’s woes, one Conservative former minister has said
- Reuters
Saudi Manara Minerals' team in Pakistan for talks on Reko Diq mine stake, document shows
Executives from Saudi Arabian mining company Manara Minerals are in Islamabad to continue talks about buying a stake in Pakistan's Reko Diq gold and copper mine, a Pakistan government document showed on Monday. The mine, located in Pakistan's restive southwestern Balochistan province, is considered one of the world's largest underdeveloped copper-gold areas by global mining company Barrick Gold Corp, which owns the project jointly with Pakistan.
- The Guardian
House set to vote on Marjorie Taylor Greene effort to remove Mike Johnson
Far-right congresswoman has spearheaded effort to oust fellow Republican as speaker but motion to vacate widely expected to fail
- Glasgow Times
Police incident shuts down wooded area in Bearsden
Police, ambulance, and fire crews have rushed to Stockiemuir Road in Bearsden this afternoon.
- The Guardian
Scaling back Labour’s workers’ rights plan would be disastrous, warns TUC president
Reports say Sir Keir Starmer may risk union support and bow to pressure from business to amend new deal
- CBC
Law change aims to give mobile home park residents more stability
Mobile home park owners in B.C. now have less power to amend park rules under changes to provincial law.Formerly, landlords could implement new rules at their whim with little notice to owners of manufactured homes living on their property.But under the update to the Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Regulation, effective April 30, landlords can now change park rules only once a year, and they will have to provide three months' notice."People shouldn't be subject to rules that can change every two
- The Guardian
Minority Rule review: rich history of America’s undemocratic democracy
From an absurd Senate where California and Wyoming are equal, to Republican voter suppression, Ari Berman covers it all
- PA Media: UK News
Andy Street loses West Midlands mayor vote in election blow for Conservatives
The Conservative loss was part of a double blow for the Prime Minister after Labour’s Sadiq Khan secured a historic third term as Mayor of London.
- CNN
Israel orders shut down of Al Jazeera in the country, seizes equipment, in ‘dark day for democracy’
Israel shut down Al Jazeera’s operations in the country and seized some of its communication equipment Sunday, prompting condemnation from the United Nations and rights groups over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s moves to restrict press freedoms.
- The Guardian
Bradford house fire: girl, 10, dead and woman and three other children injured
West Yorkshire police say four survivors were taken to hospital to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries
- The Guardian
Rishi Sunak to face pressure to shift right after disastrous election results
Suella Braverman says Conservative party will be lucky to have any MPs unless it adopts harder line on immigration and rights