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Julian Assange walks free from court and embarks to Australia
The WikiLeaks founder has appeared in court in the US territory of the Northern Mariana Islands and pleaded guilty to one charge.
Assange’s release is a ‘victory’ for journalists around the world
The International Federation of Journalists and the National Union of Journalists welcomed Assange’s release from prison.
Julian Assange freed from prison
In a statement posted on X, the official WikiLeaks account said Assange left Belmarsh Prison, in south east London, on Monday and flew out of the UK.
‘Flutter shambles’: Tory betting scandal dominates front pages
What are the odds on that?
BBC adds Question Time show with Reform after Farage complaints over exclusion
The broadcaster said the additional programme reflects the fact that ‘support for Reform UK has been growing’.
UK newspapers in full panic mode as UK election looms
Labour plans to lower the voting age, orchestrate an "inheritance tax raid" and increase workers' wages dominate the front pages.
BBC Question Time: analysis of guests over nine years suggests an overuse of rightwing voices
'The lack of counterbalancing narratives from leftwing publications is notable'
BBC News anchor signs off with ‘I’m Ron Burgundy’ following autocue howler
It's another absolute classic from Maryam Moshiri!
Sunak’s £2k whopper makes international news
'The UK Prime Minister was just fact-checked by his own government', CNN reported in the US.