COMMENT
— Charles Dickens would have depicted Donald Trump’s New York trial as a stark contrast to modern reporting, showcasing Trump’s loss of control in a dramatic courtroom setting.
COMMENT
— Charles Dickens would have depicted Donald Trump’s New York trial as a stark contrast to modern reporting, showcasing Trump’s loss of control in a dramatic courtroom setting.
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Climate Change
— A controversial right-wing conference in Brussels, sponsored by a Hungarian think tank funded by fossil fuels, faced shutdown by police due to safety concerns. The event included prominent climate change sceptics and right-wing politicians, including Nigel Farage and Suella Braverman.
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UK Politics
— Should Angela Rayner have to stand down over a housing scandal, the Labour Party would have to run a distracting internal election.
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Israel
— Israeli PM Netanyahu’s recent strike on an Iranian site in Syria escalated Iran-Israel tensions, overshadowing Gaza’s plight until the German Foreign Minister refocused attention, despite Netanyahu’s dismissive response.
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UK Politics
— Liz Truss’s short 49-day tenure as UK Prime Minister is marked by her controversial £45 billion “mini-budget” that led to economic turmoil, prompting her resignation. Despite criticism, she remains defiant, blaming independent institutions for hindering radical economic reforms.
Education
— Launched in 1999, England’s Sure Start programme significantly enhanced the educational and health outcomes for disadvantaged children, but faced major cuts from the Conservative government post-2010. Recent findings highlight its continued value and advocate for its revitalisation.
Political Cartoons
— Mike Johnson is hoping the ‘Orange Bump’ will be enough to push his bills through Congress for Israel, Indo-Pacific, and Ukraine. | Today’s Political Cartoon by FM Hansen.
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