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Burnham stakes his leadership on a bold progressive agenda to ‘rise again’
Andy Burnham set out a sweeping progressive programme on social care, electoral reform and Europe, accepting political risk as he builds Labour's next manifesto.
Goncourt Shock: Bestseller Removed as AI and Plagiarism Claims Divide French Letters
A bestselling novel withdrawn from the Prix Goncourt shortlist after AI-detection and plagiarism allegations sparks debate on authorship and detection tools.
Avalanche at Himlung Himal Base Camp Kills Two Guides, Dozens Unaccounted For
An avalanche at Himlung Himal base camp after days of severe weather left two guides dead and at least 14 people missing; search operations continue.
Brazil’s October Ballot: A Choice Between Multilateralism and U.S. Alignment
On October 4 Brazilians choose between incumbent Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro, with contrasting visions for Brazil's global partnerships.
Premier League Clubs Explore Legal Pathways for Compensation over Manchester City Charges
Premier League clubs are pursuing legal advice to assess possible compensation claims linked to the Manchester City 115 charges case.
Managed Votes: Why Russia’s Duma Polls Will Offer Little Insight into Public Sentiment
Russia’s Sept. parliamentary votes are tightly managed: blocked opposition, controlled parties, electronic voting and incentives will shape a predetermined outcome.
Grass and Clover: Rethinking Leys in Sweden’s Cereal Heartlands
Grass-and-clover leys are traditional in Sweden but less seen where cereals dominate, constrained by the need for a reliable market for harvested material.
Bank holds rates at 3.75% and signals war risks could force future hikes
Bank of England keeps rates at 3.75% and unveils gilt sales plan, warning Middle East fighting could compel future rate rises amid inflation concerns.
What the Bayeux Tapestry Reveals About Buildings Across the Channel
The Bayeux Tapestry offers visual evidence of domestic, ecclesiastical and fortified buildings in 11th-century England and Normandy.
Burnham Rejects ‘Tax and Spend Socialist’ Label Ahead of Budget
Prime Minister Burnham rejects 'tax and spend socialist' label and says he is ready to take "difficult decisions" at next month's Budget.
UK Holds Talks on Joining Canada-Led Global Defence Bank
The United Kingdom is discussing membership of a Canada-led global defence bank intended to offer lower-cost loans for defence projects.
Northern Stakes: EU Reassesses Arctic Priorities Amid Security and Resource Concerns
Russia's moves, past US interest in Greenland and the scramble for minerals push the Arctic to the top of EU policy discussions.
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