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WATCHDOG DROPS TICE LOAN COMPLAINT – Standards commissioner declines to investigate Reform deputy leader Parliament’s standards watchdog has declined to investigate a complaint against Reform UK’s deputy leader, Richard Tice, over an undeclared loan of almost £80,000 linked to Nigel Farage’s adviser, George Cottrell. The complaint, submitted by the Liberal Democrats, alleged Mr Tice may have breached parliamentary rules by failing to declare the loan, arguing it was provided on favourable terms and that Mr Cottrell’s tax residency could raise questions over whether he was a permissible donor. However, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards said there was insufficient evidence to…

BURNHAM BACKS £8.4BN SUBMARINE PLAN  – Prime Minister says investment will strengthen security and create jobs  Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced an £8.4 billion investment in Britain’s nuclear submarine programme, saying it will strengthen national security while creating thousands of skilled jobs across the UK. During a visit to Barrow-in-Furness, Mr Burnham said the funding would support the replacement of the UK’s nuclear submarines and help “reindustrialise” Britain by investing in British workers, businesses and apprenticeships. The project is expected to support around 47,000 jobs and apprenticeships, including a new BAE Systems training scheme for young people. The funding…

TRUMP CLAIMS BURNHAM TO BACK OIL – US President says UK PM plans to expand North Sea drilling  US President Donald Trump says Prime Minister Andy Burnham has told him the UK intends to open up the North Sea to further oil development, in what would mark a significant shift in Britain’s energy policy. Speaking after the pair held talks, Mr Trump said Mr Burnham planned to support increased oil exploration in the North Sea. If confirmed, the move would represent a change in direction following years of tighter restrictions on new fossil fuel projects. The comments come as the…

CHINA WELCOMES WTO RULING – It ruled Türkiye’s restrictive measures on electric and other types of vehicles violate global trade rules China welcomes a ruling made by the World Trade Organization (WTO), which found Türkiye’s restrictive measures on electric and certain other types of vehicles originating from China violate global trade rules, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday. The WTO circulated the panel report in the case brought by China on Tuesday, which supported China’s claims and ruled that Türkiye’s measures contravened WTO rules, an official from the ministry’s department of treaty and law said in response to a…

OIL RISES – They were up nearly $3 a barrel after joint strikes in Iraq by the United States and Saudi Arabia Oil prices were up nearly $3 a barrel after joint strikes in Iraq by the United States and Saudi Arabia, and the interception of Iran’s ballistic missiles aimed at U.S. forces in the Middle East, while U.S. crude inventories shrank. Brent futures increased by 3.2%, to $86.79 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose 3.3%, to $81.91 a barrel. U.S. crude inventories fell by about 3.3 million barrels in the week ended July 24, market…

RESCUE EFFORTS CONTINUE AT DAMAGED AEON – 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan   Rescue efforts continued at the damaged Aeon mall on Wednesday, a day after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan which killed at least 13 people, knocked out power to thousands of homes and ruptured roads across the region. The mall, the biggest in the prefecture, had just reopened last month as a new and improved shopping and entertainment complex to commemorate its recovery from another deadly tremor a decade ago. After being badly damaged in the magnitude 7.3 Kumamoto earthquake in April 2016, the operator highlighted its…

TRUMP RENEWS THREAT TO IRAN – US President warns nuclear-linked site could be targeted if talks fail US President Donald Trump has again warned that the United States could strike one of Iran’s most heavily fortified nuclear-linked sites if the two countries fail to reach a new agreement. In an interview, Mr Trump said Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain facility would have to be destroyed if negotiations break down. The underground complex, near the Natanz nuclear enrichment site in central Iran, is believed to be one of the country’s most secure strategic locations. The renewed threat comes after reports citing Israeli intelligence…

HEALING STREAMS WITH PASTOR CHRIS – The July 2026 edition concluded with astounding miracles and global testimonies  The three-day Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris, held from July 24 to 26, concluded on a remarkable note, leaving behind a wave of testimonies from participants across the globe. Broadcast live and translated into every known language, the program reached billions of people worldwide, enabling viewers from diverse nations and cultures to participate in the healing services in their native languages. The event drew a massive global audience united by faith and expectation. As the program came to a close…

AERIAL FOOTAGE SHOWS WILDFIRE SPREADING –  Drone footage showed a wildfire spreading onto a highway in Spain Drone footage released by the Spanish Guardia Civil on Monday (July 27) showed a wildfire spreading onto a highway in Spain’s Sotillo de la Adrada municipality during the night from Sunday to Monday. Emergency responders had to rush away from the flames as they were burning right by the road.  In central Spain, three separate wildfire fronts remain active in the mountains northwest of Madrid. Authorities estimate that a combined 77,000 hectares have burnt so far across the provinces of Madrid, Toledo and…

PALESTINE ACTION ACTIVISTS TO FACE TERRORIST SENTENCE- For vandalising Barclays Bank office in Lancashire  Five Palestine Action activists face being sentenced as terrorists for breaking windows and throwing red paint at a branch of Barclays Bank in Lancashire. Brendon O’Hagan, 28; Amanda Kelly, 31; Hmeera Atiqnisar, 31; Mohammed Malik, 28; and Alma Yaniv, 70, were found guilty of causing £212,000 of damage during a direct action protest in Burnley in August 2024. They targeted the bank because it held shares in the Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems. After last month’s verdicts the judge, Philip Parry, told the prosecution and the…