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Thursday 30 July 2026
12:46
US news
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Blanche’s attorney-general nomination stalls over Trump’s IRS lawsuit – US politics live
The US Senate's consideration of Blanche's nomination for attorney-general has been delayed. Lawmakers had planned a committee vote but cancelled it, seeking more information about the president's 'anti-weaponization fund'. This fund was established to counter perceived partisan investigations, including a…
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12:00
US news
Republican disenfranchisement bid drives Black voters to polls, study finds
A recent study reveals that efforts by Republicans to redraw electoral maps in the southern United States have had an unintended consequence: motivating Black voters to turn out in greater numbers. The push to redraw maps follows a Supreme Court…
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10:46
Politics
Reform UK to hold press conference after Met rules out investigating Polanski over anti-Farage message – UK politics live
The Metropolitan Police has decided not to investigate actor Jonny Polanski over a message he sent about Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. The message was reported to the police, but they have now ruled out taking any further action. Polanski…
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10:01
UK news
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Major incident declared in Suffolk as 90 firefighters tackle wildfire on heathland
A major incident has been declared in Suffolk as a large wildfire sweeps across Dunwich Heath near Leiston. The fire, described as 'large-scale' and 'wind-driven', has prompted the evacuation of several people from the area. Approximately 90 firefighters are currently…
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10:00
Environment
‘Grey lump with orange wings’: migrating moth descends on UK gardens
UK gardens are experiencing a surge in sightings of the hummingbird hawk-moth, a migratory species from southern Europe. The moth, characterized by its grey body and distinctive orange wings, is typically rare in the UK. This year's hot weather, combined…
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09:08
Business
Shell’s profits more than double after jump in oil and gas prices
Shell's quarterly profits have more than doubled to $9.84bn, driven by a significant increase in oil and gas prices. This surge in earnings is attributed to the ongoing global energy crisis, which has seen prices soar in recent months. The…
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09:04
World news
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At least 13 killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine as Poland investigates airspace violation – Europe live
Russia has launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine, resulting in at least 13 deaths. The assault is one of the largest in recent months, with multiple regions affected. Poland is investigating a suspected Russian airspace violation after…
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09:00
Culture
‘They played noughts and crosses on the PM’s huge forehead!’ An Indian standup picks his favourite gen Z protest memes
India's youth are using humor to critique the government, creating memes that poke fun at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other world leaders. A popular standup comedian has highlighted his favorite memes from the recent protests, including one that superimposes…
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09:00
World news
Was Florentine friars’ fatigue-fighting elixir a precursor to Coca-Cola?
A recently uncovered document from the 19th century appears to reveal a recipe for a fatigue-fighting elixir created by Florentine friars. The recipe combines Bolivian coca leaves, kola nuts, and wine, sparking speculation about its potential connection to the development…
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08:57
Australia news
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Afternoon Update: Fauci takes aim at News Corp journalist; Bikram Lama’s body returns home; and what to do about cultural collapse
Dr. Anthony Fauci, former chief medical adviser to the US President, has publicly criticized Australian journalist Sharri Markson over her reporting on COVID-19. Journal entries released by US Senator Rand Paul reveal Fauci's disapproval of Markson's work, which he deemed…
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08:46
Business
FTSE 100 dips from record high after Fed holds interest rates and Iran attacks; Rolls-Royce expects higher profits – business live
Global stock markets have declined after the US Federal Reserve decided to hold interest rates steady. The FTSE 100 index fell from its record high, closing lower on the day. The decision by the Fed was widely expected, but investors…
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08:00
Environment
Campaigners rail against ‘plundering’ of ancient Kent woodland to make way for quarry expansion
Campaigners are opposing plans to expand a quarry in Oaken Wood, an ancient woodland in Kent. The proposed expansion would result in the destruction of 40 hectares of woodland. The site has been identified as a potential location for quarry…
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08:00
Politics
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Polls open in Greater Manchester mayoral byelection overshadowed by new PM and Farage’s antics
Voters in Greater Manchester are heading to the polls to elect a new mayor, with Labour's Bev Craig the clear favourite to win. The contest has been overshadowed by national events, including the recent change in prime minister and Nigel…
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07:05
Australia news
NSW to send paramedics not police to some mental health emergencies after multiple deaths
New South Wales will introduce a new system where paramedics, rather than police, respond to certain mental health emergencies. This change follows multiple deaths in recent years, highlighting concerns over police handling of such situations. Mental health experts will triage…
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07:03
Australia news
‘Warring kingdoms’: cofounder of religious Reformers compares NSW Liberal party factionalism to Braveheart
NSW Liberal party factionalism has been likened to "warring kingdoms" by Robert Assaf, cofounder of the religious Reformers group. Testifying at the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac), Assaf made the comparison to the film Braveheart, suggesting a fierce and divided…
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07:00
UK news
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UK government reviews why police ceding criminal cases to US military
The UK government is reviewing its procedures for handling criminal cases involving US military personnel on British soil. This follows revelations that UK police have been ceding jurisdiction to US military authorities in certain cases. Ministers and police chiefs are…
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07:00
Global development
A quarter of young Africans believe USAID cuts could be positive, survey finds
Young Africans are divided on the potential impact of USAID cuts, with 25% believing the reduction in funds could have a positive effect. This perspective is rooted in the idea that decreased foreign aid would prompt leaders to address their…
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07:00
World news
‘Lenin was an enemy of humanity’: Why Kyiv wants to put Cossack chief statue in place of Soviet leader
Kyiv is planning to replace a statue of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin with one of Bohdan Khmelnytsky, a 17th-century Cossack chief. The move is part of Ukraine's ongoing effort to remove Soviet-era monuments and reassert its national identity. Lenin's legacy…
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06:30
Environment
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Country diary: A trip down Dungeon Lane for Beatles nostalgia and coastal beauty | Jennifer Jones
Liverpool's Dungeon Lane has seen an influx of tourists recently, thanks to Paul McCartney's latest album. The lane's sign has become a popular spot for Beatles fans to take photos. However, the area has more to offer than just its…
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06:10
US news
Anthony Fauci’s diaries take aim at News Corp journalist Sharri Markson’s ‘nonsense’ Covid-19 investigation
Anthony Fauci, former director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has criticized News Corp journalist Sharri Markson's investigation into the origins of Covid-19. Fauci's diaries, recently released, describe Markson's reporting as "nonsense" that "does not make…
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