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Even Super Dem And Ex-Denver Nuggets Coach George Karl Says Time Is 'Now' For President Joe Biden To Sub Out
Add outlandish ex-Nuggets coach George Karl to the list of liberals fed up and revolting against President Joe Biden's insistence on being the Democratic presidential nominee.
Every promise Labour has made to homeowners and renters in the general election
The results of the general election have now been announced, with the Labour party winning by a huge majority. Millions of voters took to their local polling station on Thursday (July 4) to cast their votes in the first nationwide election since 2019.
What will happen to house prices now after Labour has won the general election?
Sir Keir Starmer is now set to move into No.10 Downing Street after his Labour party won a huge majority of votes in the general election. Following a landslide victory, Keir is now Labour’s first prime minister since Gordon Brown in 2010, ending the Conservative Party's 14 year streak.
Tories face total wipe-out in Greater Manchester, final polls predict
The Conservatives are on course to lose every single seat in Greater Manchester, according to the final polls published ahead of the general election. Three mega-polls published today (July 4) have predicted that Labour are set to win an historic landslide majority.
Mosque apologises to Rabbi Tory general election candidate over 'anti-Semitic' comments
A mosque says it has apologised to a Tory general election candidate 'for how he was treated' after video footage emerged of a man shouting at him outside.
Incoming parliament to work on AI liability rules, despite tech lobby concerns
The incoming European Parliament will continue work on a legal framework to determine who is liable in case of defaults in artificial intelligence products, now that the AI Act will take effect on 1 August. But the Brussels tech lobby and consumer organisations remain divided over the need for additional rules.
Orbán's big Hungarian presidency speech blocked by European Parliament
Attempts by Hungarian premier Viktor Orbán to address MEPs at the inaugural plenary sitting of the newly elected assembly in Strasbourg have been rebuffed by parliamentary chiefs unable to find room to accommodate him in the agenda, two sources familiar with the issue have told Euronews.