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July 10, 2024

Starmer pressured by army chiefs on defence spending

PM flies to Nato summit with ‘iron commitment' to spend 2.5 per cent of GDP - but ex-military heads call for timetable

4 mins

Starmer praises diversity as MPs sworn into parliament

Sir Keir Starmer was greeted with a standing ovation from Labour MPs on the benches as he made his first appearance in the House of Commons since becoming prime minister.

3 mins

Broken Tory party should keep Sunak as their leader

For those of us in the press gallery, it was a disorienting experience, as if our heads were still spinning from the sleep deprivation of last week.

3 mins

Labour voters want PM to ditch his Brexit 'red lines'

New polling shows that the vast majority of voters who went to the polls to vote for a Keir Starmer government want Labour to drop its Brexit red lines” and reverse the Tory legacy on Europe.

2 mins

How Reform won five seats but made gains in hundreds

Reform UK made gains in hundreds of seats across the country at last week’s general election, voting data shows.

1 min

Badenoch berates Sunak over election campaign

Kemi Badenoch has reportedly used Rishi Sunak’s first shadow cabinet meeting to criticise his election campaign.

2 mins

Braverman faces backlash following Pride flag attack

Former home secretary has been condemned by own party

3 mins

Ready with the popcorn as PopCon digests its demise

It takes a truly impressive degree of delusion to call yourself Popular Conservatism when that brand has never seemed so unpopular.

3 mins

Will Sunak stick around to take on Starmer at PMQs?

One of the many humiliations suffered by the Conservatives in the past week has been the temporary deletion of their X/Twitter account.

3 mins

Drink-driver killed baby and aunt in 141mph crash

A drink-driver has been jailed for 17 years after killing an eightmonth-old baby and his aunt in a crash at 141mph on the A1.

2 mins

Sugar consumption down one year after tax applied

The sugar tax imposed on soft drinks in Britain led to a significant drop in sugar in people’s diets, according to a longterm study.

1 min

'A room covered in blood'

A mother and daughter caught up in the Russian missile strike on a Kyiv children’s hospital speak to Tom Watling

4 mins

Indian recruits in Russian army can quit, says Putin

Citizens were reportedly misled’ into serving in Ukraine

1 min

Senior Democrat publicly urges Biden to step aside

Adam Smith is sixth House representative to call for change

2 mins

Dyson to slash 1,000 jobs

Dyson is axeing up to 1,000 jobs in the UK as part of a costcutting drive. The move by the vacuum cleaner maker, which relocated its headquarters to Singapore in 2019, will see its British-based workforce reduced by more than a quarter.

2 mins

Thames Water may go bust, what does this mean for us?

Pity the poor Thames Water consumer (for the record, I am one). We found out yesterday that the water company only has enough cash to last until next May – thanks to a debt pile of more than £15bn.

4 mins

Yamal's wonder goal leads favourites Spain into final

If this is to be Spain’s first men’s trophy since the glory era of 2008-12, there couldn’t be a better signal of a new era than the youngest player in the history of the European Championships scoring the goal to set them on their way to the final.

4 mins

Southgate: This is England's chance to make history

Three Lions have full squad available for Netherlands match

4 mins

Van Dijk can prove legends wrong by getting into final

Of all the players around Europe to chastise, to suggest hasn’t had a positive impact on teammates and to berate for not playing well enough, Virgil van Dijk will feel like a baffling choice to regular viewers of the Premier League.

4 mins

Ruthless Medvedev knocks out ailing top seed Sinner

Rule out Daniil Medvedev at your peril.

5 mins

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The Independent has been at the frontline of journalism since 1986, with its mission to challenge and debate always ahead of its time. The Independent is free-thinking and free of bias in an increasingly fragmented world where communities locally, regionally and across continents are disenfranchised with traditional establishments. They want real facts and frank opinions delivered first-hand from a news source that is ready to stand for something, not everything.