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The rise and fall of Keir Starmer

Less than two years after leading Labour to one of its biggest election victories in decades, the Keir Starmer resignation has become one of the defining political stories of 2026. After months of declining public support, internal party unrest and disappointing election results, Starmer announced that he would step down as Prime Minister and Labour leader, remaining in office only until a successor is chosen.

World Cup 2026 shockers: How underdogs are challenging football’s elite

World Cup 2026 shockers have become one of the biggest talking points of the tournament so far. Football fans have witnessed several surprising results, with traditional powerhouses dropping points against nations many expected them to beat comfortably.

Managed destruction: The Gaza ceasefire nobody intends to keep

More than 72,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 2023. A ceasefire was signed on 10 October 2025. Since then, Israeli forces have attacked Gaza on 193 out of 217 days, meaning there were only 24 days during which no violent attacks, deaths, or injuries were recorded. Over 2,400 ceasefire violations have been documented by Gaza's Government Media Office. At least 850 Palestinians have been killed after the ceasefire took effect.

12 dead scientists and the alien files: The mystery behind America’s UFO secrets

America's UFO debate has received new impetus thanks to Trump UFO files, but it has yet to reach any kind of conclusion. These are the records produced or collected by American government bodies in connection with various aspects of UFO and UAP sightings. Trump UFO files include reports, video footage, witness statements, and historical records related to UAP investigations carried out within the military and intelligence communities.

The NHS drift: How Britain’s public health system began slipping into private hands

NHS privatisation has long been treated as one of British politics’ most emotionally loaded accusations, easy to weaponise, easy to dismiss, and often hard...

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