Is Burnham's leadership just about 'good vibes'?
Labour supporters speak about the new PM at the Labour Party conference.
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Mahmood to reopen scheme to resettle refugees in the UK
Around 25% of arrivals under the UK Resettlement Scheme are expected to be Afghan women and girls and Palestinians.
French prosecutors seek two-year sentence for Rachida Dati in Renault graft case
French prosecutors have sought a two-year prison sentence for former culture minister Rachida Dati, to be served at home with an electronic tag, in a corruption case involving charges of lobbying for Renault-Nissan when she was a European lawmaker. The high-profile case centres on a contract signed in 2009 between Dati, who previously served as justice minister, and fugitive businessman Carlos Ghosn, then head of Renault-Nissan.
Poll shows French far-right leader Marine Le Pen widening lead ahead of 2027 presidential vote
Marine Le Pen, France's far-right National Rally party candidate, widened her lead in the second round of the 2027 presidential elections against both centre-right Édouard Philippe and hard-left Jean-Luc Mélenchon, according to a new poll released Monday.
Netanyahu asks President Emirati to reject that he was alerted to the October 7 attack
The Israeli Prime Minister denies having received a similar warning from Egypt about the Hamas attacks in 2023 and claims there is an international campaign to overthrow it.
Pedro Sánchez claims "to privilege" the residential and not the tourist use of the housing
The president advocates governing the market in the sector and calls on the Autonomous Communities to follow the example of Catalonia
Hungary lifts PM Peter Magyar’s immunity, clears way for probes into 2 former Orban ministers
Prime Minister Peter Magyar has backed the move himself. Two former ministers who served under his rival Viktor Orban now face separate corruption probes.
French President: According to a poll, Marine Le Pen digs the gap on its rivals
Eight months before the French presidential election to be held on 18 April and 2 May 2027, the candidate of the National Rally still largely dominates opinion polls. Marine Le Pen will win in the second round whatever his opponent.
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Miliband - Gaza suffering is stain on conscience of the world
Ed Miliband says Labour will stand against those who seek the destruction of Israel but this "cannot justify the suffering the Netanyahu government has inflicted in Gaza and the West Bank".
What is the place of Christianity today in Europe?
Monday, 14th Pope Lyon rejected any violence committed in the name of religion, in his first speech in Metz, the third and final stop of his visit to France, within a day that the European dimension is expected to be overlooked in the presence of French President Emmanuel McRon. Pope Leon considered that it was not possible to speak of Europe without addressing Christianity, while calling for improved reception of migrants, and calling for the " futile massacres " associated with the return of war to the European continent. The Seeker Jedi speaks to Francis24 about the place of Christianity in Europe.
Le Pen hails 'victory' as French far right secures record 14 seats in Senate
France's far-right National Rally (RN) party and its allies emerged from polls with a record 14 seats in the right-wing dominated Senate on Sunday, effectively quadrupling its number in the 348-seat chamber just months before a presidential election.
How the nudity in 'Shameless' affected Emmy Rossum's sentimental life: "They had preconceived ideas about how he was sexually"
The actress has lamented in a 'podcast' the "prejudices' that the men she was dating had on her and exposes the case of a couple who broke the relationship because she wanted to be president of the United States.
The Attorney accuses Vox of acting against the 'law of grandchildren' by considering that it favours the left: "There is no slightest proof"
The Government is opposed to the Abascal party's appeal against the Central Electoral Board's agreement which ruled out to control the nationalities of the Democratic Memory Act
Ironized Ayuso after Maricarsen's eviction and asks to know "from what age" you may not pay the landlord: "Let me know"
The regional president sees the proposals for the next housing decree "sectarian and deeply ideological"
Venezuela frees dozens of political prisoners as pressure increases for the government of Delcy Rodríguez to call elections
The decision takes place a few days after the meeting between Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez in New York
Turkey: Comedian on trial for 'insulting' Erdogan in show
Deniz Goktas is accused of "insulting" President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, "praising" crime and criminals, and "inciting hatred and hostility" with jokes about Islam. Nominally, Turkey is a secular country with free speech.
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New NHS-style social care system could take decades, Dilnot says
Sir Andrew Dilnot, who proposed reforms 15 years ago, says the cost of such a scheme would be "very substantial".
The Pope denounces the trespassing massacres associated with the return of war to Europe. Pope Leon in Metz.
Monday, 14th Pope Lyon rejected any violence committed in the name of religion, in his first speech in Metz, the third and final stop of his visit to France, within a day that the European dimension is expected to be overlooked in the presence of French President Emmanuel McRon. Pope Leon considered that it was not possible to speak of Europe without addressing Christianity, while calling for improved reception of migrants, and calling for the " futile massacres " associated with the return of war to the European continent.
Trump rejects the Iranian proposal and keeps the negotiations open.
U.S. President Donald Trump said that he expected to resume talks with Iran during the next week, following his rejection of the Iranian ceasefire proposal. This comes after more than seven months of war that has caused disruptions in the world economy, and rounds of negotiations that have not led to a result. More in this report.
Trump granting asylum to Afrikaners is 'race-based policy', South African FM claims
In an interview with FRANCE 24 on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, South African Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola said Washington's plan to take in up to 17,500 more White South Africans was "a race-based policy", dismissing the "so-called genocide" of Afrikaners as "fake news".