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King Charles used Tuesday’s state dinner at the White House to call for the renewal of the UK-US alliance, delivering a warmer, more personal speech than his historic address to Congress and marking the moment with a symbolic naval gift to President Donald Trump.Speaking in Washington DC, the King told guests that the United States and the United Kingdom were bound by “an indispensable alliance which has long been a cornerstone of prosperity and security for both British and American citizens”, as he moved to underline shared history and continuing strategic cooperation. The speech, delivered in a less formal tone…

LIV Golf has postponed its event in New Orleans in June amid continued questions over its future.US officials confirmed on Tuesday the event will be rescheduled after BBC Sport was told the Saudi Arabia-backed series was in talks with local Louisiana authorities about moving the tournament to September or October.According to sources, officials were keen to avoid peak summer heat and ensure the Bayou Oaks course at City Park is in top championship condition.LIV bosses are also said to have wanted to avoid a clash with the World Cup.Louisiana governor Jeff Landry and economic development secretary Susan Bourgeois said in…

A teenager has been ordered to pay more than £3,500 after repeatedly playing loud, bass-heavy music.Imre Lakatos, 19, was sentenced in absentia at Bradford Magistrates’ Court on Friday after failing to adhere to a noise abatement notice.The court imposed a £1,500 fine along with £1,480 in council costs and a £600 surcharge.Magistrates warned the Napier Road resident he would face an additional £150 penalty for each day the music continues.The fine marks the second time Lakatos has been sentenced this year for the same offence.He was previously ordered to pay over £3,000 in late January after failing to appear at…

Embarrassing audio containing comments made by the UK’s ambassador to the US about “stubborn” Sir Keir Starmer has been leaked today. Speaking to students, Sir Christian Turner, who has been the UK’s chief diplomat to the US since February 2026, called the Prime Minister “a stubborn guy”.In comments the Foreign Office have now described as “private” and “informal”, the new ambassador, said Sir Keir’s future looked “touch and go” and alluded that if the Labour Party do not perform well in next week’s local elections, it was likely the Prime Minister could be removed. The UK’s ambassador to the US…

“I’ve been studying you and I’m trying to do you,” he told the King. Now, the celebrity impressionist has opened up on what Charles said – and did – next.”He looks at me quickly without missing a beat,” Mr Friend said – but after his two-word jab, the impersonator said the King “couldn’t have been nicer”…WATCH THE CLIP ABOVE FOR MOREKeep reading…Show less`; placeholder.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, taboola); } else { const loadContent = async () => { const postsHtml = await runInsertion(); const viafouraPlaceholder = “; console.log(“postsHTML”, postsHtml) placeholder.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, viafouraPlaceholder); }; loadContent(); }

Britons in their 60s are slamming the current increase in the state pension age as “unfair” as health inequality in the UK surges for those reaching retirement.Fresh analysis from The Health Foundation reveals a troubling trend in British health outcomes, with the typical person now experiencing good health for just under 61 years.This represents a decline of approximately two years over the past decade. The research, drawing on Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures, found that 90 per cent of UK areas now have healthy life expectancy falling short of the state pension age.Britain ranks among just five of the…

Welsh Liberal Democrats leader Jane Dodds accused Reform of “stoking division”, while Welsh Labour leader and First Minister of Wales Eluned Morgan said: “I think it’s really important that what we do is we address the reality, not the myth, that the Conservatives and Reform are trying to create.

The tone was set for a dazzling European encounter when both sets of fans unfurled giant tifos before kick-off – PSG’s was emblazoned with the words ‘the conquest of Europe’, while the visitors’ banner urged their side to ‘give everything’.In a chaotic opening 45 minutes at the Parc des Princes, both sides did just that.It was fitting the two top-scoring sides in the Champions League this season put five goals on the scoreboard in a mesmerising, end-to-end opening period.Harry Kane’s penalty was cancelled out by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s clinical finish, before Joao Neves’ glancing header and Michael Olise’s moment of individual…

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