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Trump Claims Victory After Iran Strike And Multiple Foreign Policy Wins
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Trump Claims Victory After Iran Strike And Multiple Foreign Policy Wins

Donald Trump began the week expressing frustration over Iran and Israel's fragile ceasefire situation, but concluded with celebratory White House appearances following several political victories. The president appeared triumphant during an extended news conference, highlighting his accomplishments across multiple fronts. Iran Strike and Ceasefire Achievement The US military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities on June 21 preceded Trump's announcement of a "complete and total" ceasefire in what he called the "12-day war" between Israel and Iran. Initial developments proved challenging. Iran launched ballistic missiles at a US airbase in Qatar shortly before the ceasefire announcement, raising concerns about regional escalation. Both sides faced accusations of ceasefire violations, prompting Trump's heated response to reporters. Trump acknowledged he barely persuaded Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt additional attacks on Iran. However, the ceasefire ultimately maintained stability, allowing Trump to claim success […]

Ayoola Atitebi June 28, 2025

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Body Found in Coventry Woods: Two Men Charged in Connection with Missing Woman Case

Two men have appeared in court following charges related to the disappearance of 34-year-old Reanne Coulson, who went missing in May. West Midlands Police discovered a body in Binley Woods, located on the outskirts of Coventry, on Friday afternoon. The family of Ms Coulson has been informed of this development. Mohammed Durnion, aged 42, was charged with murder and appeared before Coventry Magistrates' Court on Saturday. He has been remanded in custody and will face a preliminary hearing at Warwick Crown Court on Tuesday. A second individual, Adam Moore, 38, from Coventry, has been charged with assisting an offender. Moore also appeared at Coventry Magistrates' Court on Saturday and is scheduled to appear at Warwick Crown Court on July 24, where he will remain in custody. Ms Coulson was last observed in the city during May. Her family became concerned […]

Peter Atitebi June 28, 2025

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England Manager Gareth Southgate Gets Knighthood

Former England manager Gareth Southgate will receive a knighthood at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, joining the ceremony among other honor recipients. The 54-year-old football manager earned recognition for his services to association football in the New Year Honours, following his leadership of England to consecutive European Championship finals in 2020 and 2024, as well as the 2018 World Cup semi-finals. Southgate becomes the fourth England manager to receive a knighthood, joining Sir Walter Winterbottom, Sir Alf Ramsey, and Sir Bobby Robson in this distinction. Sir Gareth stepped down from his position after eight years in charge, following England's 2-1 final defeat to Spain in July. Thomas Tuchel subsequently took over the role. Following the December announcement, Southgate shared his response on social media, humorously noting that his family would be unlikely to address him as "Sir." He stated, "It has […]

Peter Atitebi June 25, 2025

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UK Orders 12 Nuclear-Capable Fighter Jets in Massive Defense Overhaul

The United Kingdom has announced plans to purchase 12 F-35A fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear weapons, marking what officials describe as Britain's most significant defense enhancement in decades. The decision was confirmed during Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's attendance at NATO's summit in The Hague, where the UK will formally join the alliance's airborne nuclear mission. The F-35A jets represent a variant of the F-35B aircraft already in British service, with the capability to deploy both conventional and nuclear weapons. Sir Keir Starmer stated that Britain "can no longer take peace for granted" in justifying the investment. "In an era of radical uncertainty, we can no longer take peace for granted, which is why my government is investing in our national security, ensuring our armed forces have the equipment they need, and communities up and down the country reap […]

Peter Atitebi June 25, 2025

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SHOCKING: 26 Dead as Ukraine-Russia Violence Escalates While World Leaders Meet

Recent military operations between Russian and Ukrainian forces have resulted in significant civilian casualties, with at least 26 people killed and over 200 injured across Ukraine, according to official reports. The casualties occurred during the same period that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky participated in a NATO summit in The Hague, Netherlands, where he discussed continued international support for Ukraine's defense efforts. The conflict, now in its third year, has seen sustained military actions targeting civilian infrastructure. United Nations data indicates that more than 12,000 Ukrainian civilians have died during the hostilities. Both sides have conducted long-range attacks, with Ukrainian forces also launching drone strikes that have reached residential areas in Russia. At Tuesday's NATO gathering, Zelensky focused on securing additional military assistance as Ukraine faces Russia's numerically superior forces. Diplomatic efforts toward peace negotiations have not yielded significant progress toward […]

Peter Atitebi June 24, 2025

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This ยฃ1,300 Career Penalty Could Be Costing Young Workers – And It’s All About Where You Live

Younger workers in England encounter significant wage disparities based on geographic location rather than personal qualifications, according to new research highlighting regional pay inequalities. Data from the Resolution Foundation reveals substantial earning differences across England, with London workers earning nearly double their counterparts in areas like Liskeard, Cornwall. The analysis examined over 11 million early-career workers throughout England. The research indicates these wage gaps stem from workplace location rather than worker characteristics. Early-career employees face approximately 5% "place-based pay penalties," potentially costing around ยฃ1,300 annually when moving from high-paying markets like Harrogate to lower-paying areas such as Dudley. These findings challenge previous assumptions about regional wage inequality. Earlier studies suggested pay differences resulted from varying demographics between regions or local job market size. However, the new analysis demonstrates that larger job markets don't automatically generate higher wages. Cambridge workers, for […]

Peter Atitebi June 23, 2025

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UK Medical Graduates Face Training Shortage Crisis as Competition Reaches Record Highs

A Labour MP with medical background has highlighted concerns about training opportunities for UK medical graduates, as the British Medical Association prepares to address the issue at its annual conference. Dr Peter Prinsley, a former ENT specialist representing Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket, has drawn attention to the challenges facing British medical graduates seeking specialist training positions. The competition has intensified due to limited available places and increased applications from international medical graduates. Current statistics from the British Medical Association indicate approximately 20,000 applicants may not secure training positions this year if post numbers remain unchanged. The data shows 4.7 applications per available post, representing a significant competitive landscape. The figures reveal 33,108 medical graduates applied for approximately 13,000 positions, comprising 12,305 UK graduates and 20,803 overseas applicants. International medical graduate numbers have doubled over two years, while UK applications […]

Peter Atitebi June 23, 2025

Trump Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites After Two Day Deadline
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Trump Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites After Two Day Deadline

Donald Trump has launched military strikes against three Iranian nuclear facilities, marking a significant escalation in Middle East tensions just weeks after returning to the White House with promises of peace. The president announced the operation on social media before delivering a televised address from the White House, declaring the strikes a "spectacular success." Trump expressed hope the action would create conditions for lasting peace by eliminating Iran's nuclear weapon potential. Iran reported only minor damage to its heavily fortified Fordo nuclear site, though the full extent of damage remains unclear. Speaking alongside Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Trump warned Iran of future attacks that would be "far worse and a lot easier" if they refused to abandon their nuclear program. He indicated "many targets left" and promised continued action with […]

Ayoola Atitebi June 22, 2025

Student Vows To Keep Protesting Gaza War After Three Month Detention
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Student Vows To Keep Protesting Gaza War After Three Month Detention

Former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil has committed to continuing his protests against Israel's military operations in Gaza and U.S. support for those actions following his release from detention. Khalil, released Friday night after spending over three months at a detention facility, addressed reporters at Newark International Airport on Saturday. He stated the government was funding "this [Gaza] genocide, and Columbia University is investing in this genocide." "This is why I will continue to protest with every one of you. Not only if they threaten me with detention. Even if they would kill me, I would still speak up for Palestine," Khalil declared. He added that citizenship status doesn't determine human worth: "Whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone in this land, you're not illegal. That doesn't make you less of a human." The 30-year-old, born in Syria to […]

Ayoola Atitebi June 22, 2025

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US Launches Air Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Facilities Amid International Calls for Restraint

The United States conducted military strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities, prompting varied international responses and raising concerns about regional escalation. President Donald Trump authorized the strikes using B-2 stealth bombers and submarine-launched missiles, targeting facilities at Fordo, Isfahan, and Natanz linked to Iran's nuclear program. Trump stated the action had "completely and fully obliterated" key nuclear installations. British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer acknowledged Iran's nuclear program as a "grave threat to international security" while calling for diplomatic solutions. The UK government was informed of the strikes in advance but did not participate in the military action. Starmer and Foreign Secretary David Lammy had previously attempted to persuade the Trump administration to pursue de-escalation and diplomatic processes rather than military action alongside Israel. "Iran can never be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon, and the US has taken action to […]

Peter Atitebi June 22, 2025

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