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“only returned to Westminster three weeks ago following his historic by-election win in Makerfield.”
“In October 2025, Reform UK claimed taxpayer-funded security for party leader Nigel Farage was reduced by 75 per cent by parliamentary officials, forcing Reform donors to step in to fund the remainder of his security.”
“Estimates from media outlets put the annual value of settlement exports to the EU between €150 million and €250 million.”
“Wayanad elected Rahul Gandhi for Lok Sabha with an impressive margin of over 12 lakh votes.”
“The EU measures hit nine individuals and four entities linked to the 16th Center of the Federal Security Service (FSB).”
“He was elected three times.”
“Reform UK claimed the Home Office cut the party's taxpayer-funded security detail by 75 per cent.”
“overall EU‑Israel trade volume of €43.3 billion in 2025”
“She won the November 2024 by-election by a landslide, securing 65% of the vote share.”
“Britain went further, targeting 24 people and entities connected to the GRU's Unit 29155 and its front company, Impuls.”
“has so far only given an interview to Andrew Marr on LBC.”
“Reform UK is now providing its own MPs with 24/7 security protection following Ms Widdecombe's death.”
“The ban would target roughly 45 Israeli firms, most of them in the food and wine sectors.”
“His last major public appearance was at the launch of the ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ student outreach initiative in Kota on June 17”
“British package, unveiled in parallel by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, names three senior GRU officers alongside Yevgeny Bashev.”
“Burnham has twice before run to become the Labour leader, in 2010 and 2015 - losing to Ed Miliband and Jeremy Corbyn respectively.”
“Ms Mahmood confirmed to MPs in the House of Commons this afternoon that Mr Farage would receive an invitation to discuss taxpayer-funded security.”
“The United Nations reported on 11 July that a 16‑year‑old Palestinian was killed by Israeli forces on 5 July, adding to a tally of 15 Palestinian children killed in 2026.”
“Rahul Gandhi’s foreign trip between 22 June and 13 July remains shrouded in mystery.”
“The list of affected countries reads like a roll‑call of the EU's eastern and northern flank: France, Germany, Poland, Cyprus, the Netherlands, Austria, Slovakia, Romania and Finland, 'among others,' according to Kallas.”
“The person who was killed was a 26-year old Colombian authorised to work in the US.”
“The Government came in with a very good programme, wanting to have 1.5million new homes”
“The United Nations recorded an average of six settler‑related attacks per day, injuring hundreds, including 187 children.”
“Rahul’s defeat in the family bastion of Amethi in 2019”
“the EU's cyber sanctions framework, which was adopted in 2019 and first used in 2020 against Russian, Chinese and North Korean actors.”
“Mahmood added: 'I know this is deeply concerning news for British Muslims. We must stand against hatred and we must unite around our shared belief in a country that is open, generous and tolerant to all our communities.'”
“The plans included the expanding of the Mayor’s powers to call in and review planning applications for 50 homes or more where a borough is minded to refuse”
“Since 7 October 2023, the Commission has frozen €14 million in bilateral cultural projects with Israel.”
“Rahul had then committed that the Congress family would build more than 100 houses in the disaster-hit areas.”
“The EU's legal act includes a review clause: the Council will reassess the listings in twelve months”
“more than 15% of the signatures he submitted with his candidate application were flawed.”
“175 voted yes to the independence vote, and only seven saying no.”
“Analysts estimate that suspending all trade privileges linked to the EU‑Israel association agreement could cost the Israeli economy up to €1 billion a year.”
“The Congress won the 2026 Assembly elections and now heads the state government.”
“The next concrete milestone is the EU‑UK security dialogue scheduled for October 2026 in Brussels”
“On 18 March 2024, Putin claimed a landslide victory which ushered in a fifth term in office.”
“The Oxfordshire site would be turned into accommodation for at least 1,250 single adult male asylum seekers aged 18 to 65.”
“entered Day 24 on Monday”
“The European Commission will move to legislate a minimum age of 13 for unsupervised access to social media platforms”
“The next presidential election is scheduled for 2030, when Putin will be 78.”
“We had an incredible result with almost two-thirds of the village voting, the rest were children and an acceptance of 96 per cent.”
“demanding Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation and ₹1 crore compensation for families of students who allegedly died by suicide over examination irregularities”
“Children under 13 would be restricted to 'time-limited' access under parental or caregiver supervision”
“A constitutional amendment passed in 2020 reset his term limits, allowing him to remain in power until 2036.”
“Some 11,884 migrants arrived in the six months from the start of January to the end of June, according to the latest Home Office data.”
“Dharmendra Pradhan, who is directly responsible for 20 suicides”
“It advises no screen exposure for children below three, followed by a gradual, supervised introduction to digital technologies until the age of 13.”
“Boris Nadezhdin attempted to run against Vladimir Putin in 2024”
“This is 41 per cent lower than the total that had reached the UK by this point last year, which was 19,982”
“Trump’s 20% charge for ‘safe’ passage via Hormuz”
“The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which establishes 16 as the default age for valid consent to data processing but allows member states to lower it to 13.”
“it is also down 12 per cent on the 13,489 who arrived in the first six months of 2024.”
“Iran and the US are now approaching the midpoint of the 60-day period during which both sides were expected to negotiate a permanent settlement to the war and reach an agreement on Iran's disputed nuclear programme”
“Australia passed legislation in November 2024 banning social media accounts for under-16s, with fines of up to 50 million Australian dollars for non-compliant platforms.”
“The population of asylum seekers in hotels has fallen by 35 per cent in the last year and by 63 per cent from the peak under the previous government.”
“Iran has maintained control over the vital route for international oil and gas shipments since the United States and Israel launched the war on February 28”
“A key date is the next European Parliament plenary in September, where von der Leyen's State of the Union address may set a target for adoption before the end of 2026.”
“Overall asylum costs have already fallen by nearly £1billion since this government was elected.”
“The operation reportedly began taking shape in 2024 when Hungary's Ludovika University of Public Service was asked by senior government officials to invite Ahmadinejad to a climate change conference in Budapest.”
“The Commission's own work programme for 2025, 2026 listed a 'Child Online Protection' initiative for Q3 2025”
“Fewer than 170 hotels are housing asylum seekers, Mr Norris also said, 'a reduction of more than half compared to the peak of around 400 under the previous government'.”
“Israeli operatives also reportedly met him during subsequent overseas trips, including another visit to Budapest in 2025.”
“If a regulation is adopted in 2026, platforms would likely receive a 12-to-18-month implementation period, pushing effective compliance into 2028.”
“The operation reportedly culminated in late February, shortly after the US-Israeli campaign against Iran began.”
“a BJP office-bearer, who is also a Supreme Court lawyer, offered him Rs 20-30 crore, a ministry, and statehood after asking him to support them”
“Another newspaper, Vatan-e Emrooz, described Graham as the 'Merchant of Death' on its July 13 front page.”
“Following the attacks on Iran on February 28, Graham publicly called for regime change in Tehran, arguing that removing the Iranian government would reshape the Middle East and create significant economic opportunities despite the financia…”
“the conflict that began in October 2023.”
“the deaths of 13 American service members at Kabul airport”
“The Ritabrata Banerjee-led faction approached the EC on July 2, claiming to be the 'real' TMC.”
“Following the rival claim, the EC asked both the Mamata Banerjee-led camp and the Ritabrata faction to submit their responses by 5. 30pm on July 6.”
“While Mamata's camp filed its reply within the deadline, the rebel faction was granted an extension until 5. 30pm on July 10.”
“In her July 12 letter to the EC, Mamata said no communication had been received from the Ritabrata-led faction even two days after the extended deadline.”
“She said the 'leeway' granted to Ritabrata Banerjee to file a delayed response had not been extended to her side, which was given 'virtually two half-working days to reply to the communication dated 2nd July 2026.'”
“Even after the delay of another 48hrs from 10th July, your good office has maintained a stoic silence, giving further elbow-room to Shri Banerjee, demonstrating your inclination towards the mala fide cause of Shri Ritabrata Banerjee.”
“The party maintained that its organisational committees remain valid until 2027 under the party constitution, noting that the last organisational elections were conducted in 2022.”
“It also argued that the rebel faction's claim that the committees ceased to exist in 2025 was both factually and legally untenable.”
“entered its 24th day on Monday”
“the 16th day of his hunger strike”
“Delhi court recently extended the judicial custody of 13 accused in the NEET-UG paper leak case until July 24”
“targeting 24 individuals and entities”
“nine individuals and four entities”
“summon the Russian ambassador and sanction nine Russian individuals and four Russian entities”
“10 individuals”
“over 3,400 targets”
“The online 'revenge list', published late on Saturday by Hamshahri, names 13 foreign leaders after the death of the country's late supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.”
“a landslide in Kerala's Wayanad claimed eight lives”
“The landslide occurred on July 7”
“Rahul Gandhi's foreign trip between 22 June and 13 July remains shrouded in mystery.”
“It has been six days since the devastating landslide in Wayanad. Until now, it has claimed about eight lives”
“Rahul had been missing from public engagements for nearly two weeks”
“three of his scheduled student outreach programmes had to be postponed due to his continued absence.”
“the rallies initiative were scheduled in Prayagraj on July 10, Patna on July 11 and Delhi on July 14”
“Rahul extended his foreign visit and is expected to return only around July 17.”
“the Monsoon Session of Parliament set to begin on July 20.”
“Amit Malviya had also questioned the leader of opposition's absence in a post on X on June 23.”
“Earlier, the government’s eviction drive had displaced more than 15,000 people from 2,600 families, with 325 families staying in temporary holding centres, according to reports.”
“The protests followed flooding at a Kirtipur holding centre where around 150 squatters were staying.”
“seek Rs 100 crore in damages for defamation”
“issue an unconditional public apology within seven days”
