British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation, forced out by his party after losing voter support. He will remain as caretaker until Labour chooses a new leader. Former Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham confirmed on social media that he will p…
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Iran leave a message saying "may peace, respect and friendship prevail among all nations" following their World Cup group game with Belgium.
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