Lauren Edwards' Assisted Dying Bill Passes Commons
Lauren Edwards' assisted dying bill passes the House of Commons, moving to the Lords for further debate. The bill would allow terminally ill adults to end their lives.
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Farage's Equal Pay Plan May Cost Women, Unions Warn
Unions say Farage's proposed equal pay legislation could backfire, potentially reducing wages for female workers rather than closing the gender pay gap.
Starmer Meets Macron at G7 Summit Amid Trump Tensions
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer held talks with French President Emmanuel Macron at the G7 summit, focusing on trade and security while navigating tensions with Donald Trump.
Starmer Denies Snub by Trump at G7 Summit
UK PM Starmer rejects claims Trump snubbed him at G7, calling reports 'nonsense' and highlighting productive talks on trade and security.
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Andy Burnham is considered a key figure fit for government following the Makerfield byelection, with implications for Labour's future.
UK Defence Chief Warns Military Plans May Be Cut
Britain's top military officer warns that the UK will have to scale back its defence ambitions unless the government provides additional funding, highlighting a growing gap between commitments and resources.
Leadbeater on Jo Cox Murder: 10 Years On
Kim Leadbeater, sister of murdered MP Jo Cox, speaks about the decade since the tragedy, highlighting progress and ongoing challenges in politics.
DC Mayoral Primary: Incumbent Faces Strong Challenge
The Washington DC mayoral primary race heats up as incumbent Mayor Muriel Bowser faces a strong challenge from progressive candidates. Key issues include crime, housing, and education.
Murder of Jo Cox changed Britain, says sister
Exclusive interview: Kim Leadbeater discusses the impact of her sister Jo Cox's murder on British politics and society, and the legacy of hope and unity.
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Afternoon Update: Tuesday's Key News and Developments
Catch up on today's top stories, including political moves, economic updates, and weather warnings across Australia.
Starmer's Defence Dilemma: Spending Row Exposes UK Challenges
An argument over defence spending reveals deeper questions about Britain's global role, military modernisation, and Keir Starmer's leadership amid resignations and geopolitical tensions.
Labour MPs Query EHRC Guidance on Sex Ruling Practicality
Labour MPs doubt the workability of EHRC guidance implementing the supreme court's biological sex ruling, fearing it may cause legal chaos and harm transgender people.
Starmer Vows New Russia Sanctions and Ukraine Nuclear Support at G7
UK PM Keir Starmer announces new sanctions on Russia and £210m for Ukraine's nuclear plants at G7 summit, vowing to stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes.
Morning Mail: Top Stories for Tuesday
A roundup of Tuesday's top stories, including federal politics, climate policy, and international news from the Middle East and Asia.
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Corrections and Clarifications June 15 2026
The Guardian's daily corrections and clarifications for June 15, 2026, addressing errors in recent articles.
Albanese Dilemma as Top Public Servants Earn $1m
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces a dilemma as top public servants earn over $1 million, sparking debate on public sector pay and government spending.
Jenrick's 'Little People' Remark Sparks Criticism
Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick faces backlash after referring to 'little people like him' during a parliamentary debate, drawing accusations of elitism.
Defence Waste vs Pensioner Triple Lock: A Costly Contrast
Analysis reveals billions wasted in defence procurement while pensioners face uncertain triple lock. The government must prioritise spending efficiency over political point-scoring.
Trump and UFC Merger at White House Birthday Event
The White House hosted its first major professional sporting event for Trump's 80th birthday, a UFC fight night that sparked controversy over the merger of state and private enterprise.
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Graham Platner's recent win in Maine provides Democrats with a strategic blueprint for the upcoming midterm elections, focusing on grassroots mobilization and key local issues.
Hunter Biden's Honest X Posts Win Fans, Even Republicans
Hunter Biden's self-deprecating humor and mental health advocacy on X have gone viral, winning over critics and even some Republicans, with calls for a 2028 presidential run.
Albanese Weighs Fuel Excise Cut as Crisis Drives Prices
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is reportedly considering a temporary fuel excise cut to ease petrol prices, as instability in the Middle East pushes costs higher for Australian motorists.
Albanese Demands Probe into Girl's Death in Pakistan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for a transparent investigation into the killing of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, mistakenly shot by Pakistani police during a family visit.
Disabled Face Unnecessary PIP Reassessments
Disabled individuals with lifelong conditions are being subjected to unnecessary PIP reassessments, causing distress and wasting resources, according to a new report.
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Makerfield Byelection: Labour's Future at Stake
Helen Pidd reports from Makerfield, where Andy Burnham faces Reform UK in a crucial byelection that could reshape British politics and Labour's leadership.
One Nation Raises Nearly $3m in Fundraising Drive
Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy discuss One Nation's $3m fundraising, major parties' handling of the rightwing party, and the PM's misstep. Plus, 'Ditch the Witch' returns and Victorian election odds.
Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy leader, dies at 93
Roy Hattersley, the former Labour deputy leader and author, passed away at 93. He served as an MP for Birmingham Sparkbrook from 1964 to 1997 and held various ministerial roles.
Assisted Dying Bill to Return to UK Commons
Labour MP Lauren Edwards will use a private member's bill to reintroduce assisted dying legislation, blocked by the Lords last year, giving supporters a chance to bypass the upper chamber.
NACC Pays $32K Legal Fees for Morrison's Robodebt Probe
The National Anti-Corruption Commission has paid $32,000 in legal fees for Scott Morrison during the robodebt investigation, sparking debate.
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Albanese Didn't Win, Coalition Lost Last Election
A reader argues that Anthony Albanese did not win the last election; rather, the Coalition lost it through internal divisions and policy failures.
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