20 h. ago Outrage grows over BBC's 'shameful' coverage of Iran protests as it airs blundering report on flagship News at Ten

Viewers hit out at embarrassing editing errors and the tone of the report, which aired a lengthy statement from the country's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

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3 d. ago Woman, 37, shot dead by Trump border agent after driving through ICE raid is named: Outrage over killing grows with flags burned in the streets

The 37-year-old victim, who has been named as Renee Nicole Good, was shot three times in the face today after 'an attempt to kill' Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel.

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4 d. ago STV journalists walking out in row over changes to flagship news programme

Picket lines will be set up outside the broadcaster’s offices in Glasgow and Aberdeen on Wednesday morning.

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8 d. ago First residents at town’s flagship regeneration scheme faced ‘intimidation, harassment and racism’ amid false asylum seeker claims

Despite the challenges facing Farnworth Green it has been hailed as a blueprint for town centre living in 'less fashionable' areas of Greater Manchester

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3 w. ago Starmer hails Labour’s flagship Employment Rights Bill after climbdown by peers means it is set to become law

Business secretary Peter Kyle praised the ‘landmark legislation’ that will ‘drag Britain's outdated employment laws into the 21st century’

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3 w. ago Premier League news, reaction to Arsenal drama and Salah’s return, WSL buildup and more – matchday live

⚽ Latest news pre-match buildup ⚽ Fixtures | Tables | Read Football Daily | Mail usFootball Association to pass on fan anger over World Cup ticket pricesThe Football Association will pass on England supporters’ concerns about high 2026 World Cup ticket prices to Fifa. However, despite the growing outrage, it is understood none of the international federations expect world football’s governing body to change its policy. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Football Association to pass on fan anger over World Cup ticket prices

Prices 10 times those promised in initial bidFifa not expected to change policy for 2026The Football Association will pass on England supporters’ concerns about high 2026 World Cup ticket prices to Fifa. However, despite the growing outrage, it is understood none of the international federations expect world football’s governing body to change its policy.Anger among supporter groups continued on Friday after it emerged that the cheapest tickets will cost 10 times the price promised in the original bid for the United States, Canada and Mexico to host the tournament. For England fans it will mean having to pay at least $220 (£165) for group games – when the bid document’s ticket model stated the cheapest seats should be $21 (£15.70). Continue reading...

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