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07:42⇢Starmer's Civil Service Blame Game
The newspapers report on the continuing fallout from the Mandelson vetting scandal, with multiple outlets covering Olly Robbins preparing to respond, Ed Miliband's warnings, and Starmer facing criticism for blaming civil servants (The Independent, Daily Mail, The Spectator, The Mirror, HuffPost UK). Coverage also continues on Iran-Pakistan peace talks, with Iran claiming new battlefield capabilities as US Vice-President JD Vance prepares to travel (BBC News, The Guardian).
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08:49
The Spectator
Olly Robbins hits back over Mandelson’s vetting
08:29
UK | Noora Mykkanen
07:39
HuffPost UK
'PEOPLE DON'T LIKE KEIR'
07:39
Iranian official stresses no decision made on taking part, as US vice-president JD Vance is set to travel to Islamabad for negotiations
07:39
BBC
Iran warns it has 'new cards on the battlefield' as Pakistan prepares for possible peace talks
Vice-President JD Vance will travel to Pakistan on Tuesday for talks, US media reports, but Iran's president says "deep mistrust" of the US government remains.
06:24
The Economist
Tim Cook hands Apple over to its hardware guru
01:45
After the Strait of Hormuz fiasco, the West needs to get serious about producing its own energy.
01:02
New Statesman
A forgotten theory that explains Trump’s psychosis
America has learned to normalise mental disorder
00:48
Prime Minister Keir Starmer told MPs that it was “staggering” and “unbelieveable” that he hadn’t been told that Peter Mandelson had failed security vetting.
19:05
“That man couldn’t lie straight in bed”, thundered Reform Lee Anderson MP of Starmer before being excluded from the chamber.
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17:26
A weekend manifesto from AI company Palantir reveals a philosophy as old as it is dangerous, writes Steven Methven.
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