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Donald Trump arrives from the White House Blue Room to speak about the Iran war.A senior United Nations officials has warned Donald Trump that targeting key civilian infrastructure in Iran would be “war crimes”.The US president said bridges and power plants could be destroyed unless the regime in Tehran agrees a peace deal to end the conflict.His comments, in a post on Truth Social,

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Simon Dudley was appointed by Reform deputy leader Richard Tice in March.Nigel Farage has wrongly claimed that a senior Reform UK official sacked for offensive comments about the Grenfell tragedy was only in his post for two weeks.Simon Dudley was dumped by Farage as the party’s housing spokesman following

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Keir Starmer speaks during a press conference in Downing Street on Wednesday.Labour is heading for “a total bloodbath” in the elections on May 7, according to a polling expert.Voters will go to the polls in England, Scotland and Wales for the biggest test of public opinion since Keir Starmer won a landslide general election victory less than two years ago.Since then, however, Labour and the prime minister’s popularity has plummeted following a s

We’ve all seen it: the person at the airport gate loudly telling their boss their Wi-Fi isn’t strong enough for video calls, clearly pretending to be stuck at home. Or that friend who, between bottomless mimosas at brunch, is furiously tapping out Slack messages. Welcome to the modern vacation: gate-checked by remote work.Thanks to flexible schedules and “work-from-anywhere” policies, we technically can work from anywhere — even while on vacation. And yet that freedom has become a trap. Why bother using PTO when you can save it and fire off emails from a New York hotel room or an Airbnb on a bachelorette weekend? The result: We’re travel

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