Party’s Name Change Amid Internal Tension; Reeves Denies Misleading on UK Finances Ahead of Budget, Death Toll Surpasses 400 in Indonesia Floods, Bluetongue Virus Likely Arrives in Ireland Maximum: 30 words – “Corbyn-founded Party Adopts ‘Your Party’ Name Amid Internal Friction.
Corbyn-founded Party Adopts ‘Your Party’ Name Amid Internal Friction
A new political party founded by Jeremy Corbyn and his former ally Sajid Sultana adopts the name ‘Your Party.’ The formation comes amid tensions over leadership, with the group opting to let members choose their leader instead of relying on a single MP candidate, avoiding a potential clash between Corbyn’s influence and Sultana’s aspirations.
- New party founded by Corbyn adopts Your Party as name — BBC News
- New party founded by Corbyn and Sultana adopts Your Party as name — BBC News
- Your Party votes to be led by members rather than single MP – avoiding Corbyn-Sultana battle — Sky News
Reeves Denies Misleading Public on UK Finances Ahead of Budget
The BBC reports that Claire Reeves denies misleading the public about the UK’s finances in the lead-up to the recent budget, clarifying her stance amidst media scrutiny.
- Reeves denies she misled public over UK’s finances in run-up to Budget — BBC News
- Reeves denies she misled public over UK’s finances prior to Budget — BBC News
- ‘Reeves must go’ and Tom Stoppard tributes — BBC News
Death Toll from Indonesia Flooding Surpasses 400
New reports indicate that the death toll in recent Indonesian floods has risen to over 400, with officials confirming hundreds of fatalities across multiple affected regions.
- Death toll from Indonesia flooding rises to 442 — BBC News
- More than 400 killed in Indonesia flooding, officials say — BBC News
- Death toll from Indonesia flooding rises to 417 — BBC News
Highly Likely Bluetongue Virus Arrives in Ireland, Minister Warns
Irish authorities confirm the bluetongue virus has entered the country for the first time, raising concerns among farmers and officials about potential impacts on livestock.
- ‘Highly likely’ bluetongue virus has arrived in Ireland, says minister — BBC News
- First suspected case of bluetongue virus in Ireland — BBC News
Four Killed in Shooting During Family Gathering in California
In a tragic incident at a family gathering in California, four people were killed when gunfire erupted during the event.
- Four killed in shooting at family gathering in California — BBC News
- Four killed in shooting at child’s birthday party in California — BBC News
Indonesia and Thailand Floods Leave Over 600 Dead; Sri Lanka Cyclone Reports Hundreds More Deaths
Severe flooding and landslides in Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka have caused more than 600 deaths combined. The natural disasters have devastated communities, highlighting the urgent need for improved disaster response and infrastructure resilience.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves insists she didn’t lie about state of public finances
Reeves denies allegations that she lied about the state of public finances, despite calls for her resignation from opposition leader Badenoch.
- ‘Of course I didn’t’ lie about state of public finances, Reeves insists to Sky News — Sky News
- ‘Of course I didn’t’ lie about budget forecasts, chancellor tells Sky News – as Badenoch calls for her to resign — Sky News
US Threatens to Close Venezuelan Airspace
Venezuela strongly condemns US President Trump’s warning about closing the country’s airspace, which could escalate tensions and disrupt international flights.
- Venezuela condemns Trump’s threat to close country’s airspace — BBC News
- Venezuela condemns Trump airspace closure warning — BBC News
UK Police Face Scrutiny Over Evidence in Ban of Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans from Aston Villa Match
Sky News reports questions being raised about the evidence used by UK police to ban fans of Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv from attending an Aston Villa football match. The controversy centers on allegations that insufficient or flawed evidence was presented in the decision-making process.
- Questions over evidence used by UK police to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Aston Villa match — Sky News
‘A butcher who destroyed my life’: Surgeon may never return to UK to face justice over ‘botched’ operations
A British surgeon faces a possible ban on ever returning to the UK after botching operations and leaving patients in agony, according to accounts from victims. The unnamed butcher-like figure is accused of performing poorly executed procedures that have caused severe suffering for those who sought help.
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