- Poilievre states Canada will not become the ’28th state’ of the EU
- Israel reports fatal shooting of settler amid escalating West Bank ethnic cleansing
- Reprieve: United States approves $24.3 billion arms sale of F-35s to Saudi Arabia
- Trump to meet New York City Mayor Mamdani at Gracie Mansion on Monday
- UK air ambulance service faces critical operational challenges: how outlets frame it
- Hong Kong democracy activists claim UK betrayed them by denying visas
- British man dies in Spain as severe flooding sweeps car into river
- Left party emerges strongest in Berlin elections, AfD leads in Pomerania
The Sun on Sunday - Married England ace gags secret lover
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The Sun’s splash is about an unnamed married England men’s footballer who is alleged to have “silenced his secret lover by making her sign a controversial gagging order”. The full story has quotes from the woman in question – also anonymised – who accuses the player of “aggressive” behaviour.
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Poilievre states Canada will not become the ’28th state’ of the EU
The Opposition leader stated that while Canada maintains a free trade agreement with Europe and established defence links through NATO, he opposes the adoption of European laws.

Israel reports fatal shooting of settler amid escalating West Bank ethnic cleansing
An Israeli settler and a Palestinian driver were killed in West Bank shootings amid escalating violence in the region.

Reprieve: United States approves $24.3 billion arms sale of F-35s to Saudi Arabia
The US approves $24.3 billion sale of 48 F-35 warplanes to Saudi Arabia, enhancing its defense capabilities amid regional tensions.
Trump to meet New York City Mayor Mamdani at Gracie Mansion on Monday
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is set to meet President Trump on Monday at Gracie Mansion, as confirmed by a city official and the White House. The meeting will address issues pertinent to the city and is closed to the press, marking their first encounter in New York.

UK air ambulance service faces critical operational challenges: how outlets frame it
Media Lens: UK air ambulance service faces critical operational challenges: how outlets frame it The king of Gabon has been

Hong Kong democracy activists claim UK betrayed them by denying visas
Two Hong Kong democracy activists, John and Edward, have been denied UK visas due to riot convictions linked to anti-government protests. Their applications, submitted under the British National Overseas (BNO) visa scheme, were rejected, raising concerns that the UK is disregarding political persecution when assessing criminality from Hong Kong.
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