Anas Sarwar, Scottish Labour leader, is expected to resign his Holyrood seat and leadership to become a business minister in Andy Burnham's new UK government, despite previous pledges to remain in Scotland. The move has surprised Scottish Labour parliamentarians and drawn strong criticism from opposition parties.
Manchester United fan groups, including MUST and The 1958, have complained to the club after some season tickets were suspended. Fans feel "treated as suspects" over alleged illegal reselling, with the club asking for ID and reasons for multiple device access.
Serbian entrepreneur Ljubisa Karović miraculously survived being partially sucked out of a Ryanair flight window mid-flight from Greece to Germany after an explosion shattered it. Fellow passengers intervened to save him, while an ongoing dispute exists between his lawyer and Ryanair regarding the cabin crew's actions during the emergency.
Arizona holds primaries for governor, U.S. House, and secretary of state, testing voter sentiment in a swing state. Key races include toss-up House districts and the governor's re-election, with Donald Trump's endorsements playing a significant role.
An inquest in South Australia is investigating if Ethan Grosvenor killed his mother, Tracee Ann Grosvenor, before staging her in the driver's seat after their car crashed into a tree. The inquiry also examines safety protocols after Mr Grosvenor died by suicide 11 days later, having absconded from a dental hospital.
Andy Burnham has become the UK's new Labour leader and Prime Minister after Keir Starmer's resignation, inheriting a party in electoral freefall. He aims to revive the centre-left by appealing to hope, contrasting with Starmer's grim tone, and faces challenges from populist forces like Reform UK.
Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, officially announced her candidacy for a full six-year term in the U.S. Senate, seeking to fill her brother's South Carolina seat. Her decision follows an interim appointment and an endorsement from former President Donald Trump.
India's Parliament monsoon session commenced with widespread opposition protests over issues like the NEET paper leak and alleged Ayodhya Ram temple donation theft, leading to frequent adjournments. Amid disruptions, a bill to increase Supreme Court judges was introduced, and changes in TMC seating arrangements were noted.
South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham announced her bid for a full six-year Senate term, replacing her late brother Lindsey Graham. Appointed by Gov. McMaster, she has President Trump's endorsement and will face other GOP candidates in an August primary before the November general election.
Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin criticized the parliamentary standards investigation into Nigel Farage's undeclared gifts as a "kangaroo court," echoing Farage's own claims. Farage called a byelection in Clacton, arguing the process is a political tool, while facing scrutiny over a £5m gift and accommodation.
Firefighters are expected to remain at Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh for several days after a large grassfire on Sunday evening, marking the second blaze at the landmark in three months. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service continues to tackle hotspots amid dry weather, with a full investigation into the cause pending.
Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino were booed at a World Cup final co-hosted by the US, where Trump later attempted to join Spain's victory celebration on the podium before being quietly ushered away by Infantino, marking a repeat of a previous incident.
Keir Starmer's hypothetical premiership ends in 2025 after a sharp decline in approval, despite a 2024 landslide victory. A Guardian analysis reveals his loss of support among unions, Muslim communities, and left-wing Labour MPs, presenting challenges for successor Andy Burnham.
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom is implementing a strategy to close the profit gap with rivals like United and Delta, focusing on premium offerings, loyalty programs, and network expansion. The plan includes new lounges, wide-body aircraft orders, and cabin refreshes, while facing challenges from a $35 billion debt load and competition.
President Donald Trump fired Roger Rogoff, the new top U.S. prosecutor in Seattle, less than an hour after federal judges unanimously appointed him. This highlights tensions between the judiciary and the administration over federal prosecutor appointments, with Rogoff considering a lawsuit.
Fire crews are tackling a significant blaze on Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, with a large plume of smoke visible from Fife. Six appliances are on scene, Queens Drive is closed, and no casualties have been reported.
Despite technological advancements minimizing electromagnetic interference, mobile phones remain restricted on airplanes due to potential ground network overload from billions of passengers and concerns about 5G wireless networks interfering with aircraft navigation near airports. Additionally, cabin crew and passenger social experience are factors.
Donald Trump attended the World Cup final at the New York New Jersey Stadium, arriving via Marine One and seated with FIFA president Gianni Infantino and other dignitaries. He was briefly shown on video screens, receiving scattered boos, and was scheduled to present the winner's trophy.
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Hong Kong's government indicates a by-election for William Wong's vacant seat is unlikely due to time constraints and cost concerns, with the Election Committee's term ending in October.
United Airlines to offer empty middle seat option with shared tray table in extra legroom section on Airbus A321XLRs, pricing to be announced later.
Some Hong Kong restaurants are withdrawing from a new dog-friendly dining scheme due to manpower, space, and diner caution. The scheme, which launched with 940 eateries, has received about 20 minor complaints. A Cafe 100% branch cited safety concerns over limited space and staff handling hot water.
Malaysian lawmaker Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman was acquitted on Monday after the Federal Court dismissed the final appeal in his six-year corruption case. The decision secures his parliamentary seat and allows him to continue his political career.
Some Hong Kong restaurants have withdrawn from a new dog-friendly dining scheme due to manpower shortages, space constraints, and cautious diners. The scheme, which allows customers to dine with dogs, has received about 20 complaints since its launch.
