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YOU WONT BELIEVE: 2 - What They Never Told You

What to know about the legacy of Brexit, which still divides Britain 10 years on

U.K. voters chose to leave the European Union in a referendum that 10 years on still forges political identities

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Ten years on, Brexit still divides Britain and casts a pall over its economy

U.K. voters chose to leave the European Union in a referendum that 10 years on still forges political identities

The Independent UK

Half of Britons want a second vote on Brexit – including a fifth of Reform voters, major poll finds

In 2021, 27 per cent said Brexit was going worse than they had predicted, while in 2026 that figure has now risen to 48 per cent, new polling shows

The Independent UK

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Razor-Thin in Peru: Sanchez Leads Count With 95% of Votes Tallied

Exit polls in Peru's presidential runoff show a statistical tie, with Keiko Fujimori narrowly ahead of Roberto Sanchez as ONPE begins its official count. Here are the numbers, the results timeline and reports from the day.

Latin Times

Peru Votes in a Knife-Edge Presidential Runoff as Fujimori and Sanchez Battle for the Palace

More than 27 million Peruvians vote today in a tight presidential runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sanchez, marked by opening delays, a heavy security deployment and polls showing a statistical tie. Here is how the day is unfolding and when results are due.

Latin Times

More than 60% people use AI for mental health support — but many are unhappy with it, survey finds

As incidences of anxiety, stress and depression rise worldwide, a new survey suggests more and more people are turning to AI chatbots for mental health support despite concerns about the quality of the advice they receive.

Euronews

Quarter of independence supporters backed Reform or Labour at Scottish election

AROUND a quarter of people who voted for Scottish independence in 2014 backed Reform UK or Labour at the latest election, new figures have shown.

The National (Scotland)

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Labour to win key by-election as far-right party splits Reform vote, poll predicts

LABOUR’S Andy Burnham may win a crucial Westminster by-election thanks to a far-right party taking votes from Reform UK, polling has suggested ...

The National (Scotland)

Blair's Paradox Haunts British Politics as Voters' Faith in Mainstream Parties Wanes

The shifting British political landscape as Reform UK gains, Labour faces turmoil, and Blair's paradox of power and popularity grows. Implications for Starmer and mainstream parties.

International Business Times UK

Even Dictatorships Don't Fight Wars This Way

The American public never got a satisfying explanation for why Trump attacked Iran in the first place.

Reason

Eve-of-election poll suggests SNP’s lead is ‘tightening’

The poll came after elections expert Professor Sir John Curtice said the ‘odds are against’ a majority win for John Swinney’s party.

Evening Standard

Starmer will be forced out of No 10 – it’s just a matter of when and how, top pollster warns

Exclusive: John Curtice says the likelihood of Keir Starmer leading Labour into the next election ‘is very low indeed’

The Independent UK

Trump’s war with Iran is as unpopular as Vietnam, new poll finds

Roughly 61 percent of Americans say the US made a mistake using military force against Iran

The Independent UK

Most Americans Say Iran War Was A Mistake As Economic Worries Grow, Poll Finds

Most Americans believe the U.S. made the wrong decision in using military force against Iran, while financial pressures and rising costs continue to shape public anxiety, according to a new poll.

International Business Times

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Two In Three Americans Oppose Trump Signature on Money & White House Ballroom, Poll Shows

Americans oppose President Donald Trump's plan to tear down the White House East Wing and build a new ballroom by a 2-to-1 margin.

Evening Standard

No major boost for Scottish Labour since Sarwar urged PM to quit – pollster

Emily Gray of Ipsos Scotland also said while the SNP looks on course to win, voters ‘have pretty low expectations’ of the party.

Evening Standard

'Sea of Green' could sweep London as half of voters mull backing Zack Polanski's party at May elections - poll

‘There is a desire for radical change and deep concerns over the cost of living,’ says Keiran Pedley, Director of Politics at Ipsos UK

Euronews

Iran war: How do Europeans' political views shape their opinion of the conflict?

The ripple effects of the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine are being felt across Europe, with citizens divided over countries' political and military responses.

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The Guardian - UK

Scottish Labour pledges £30m to top up artists’ income to a living wage

Anas Sarwar says scheme would be part of overhaul of arts funding in Scotland

International Business Times UK

Is Donald Trump Experiencing Cognitive Decline in 2026? POTUS Accused of 'Hallucinating' During Cabinet Meetings

NBC anchor Katy Tur questions Donald Trump's mental fitness amid polls and reported White House incidents suggesting growing public doubt over his clarity and stability.

International Business Times UK

Can Donald Trump Maintain 'Unmatched Energy' at 79? POTUS' Swollen Ankles Spark New Medical Concerns

President Trump's health is back in the spotlight after photos show swollen ankles, raising questions about his ability to sustain his pace at 79.

Axios

Axios-Ipsos poll: Americans distrust Trump vaccine policies

Vaccines are becoming a third rail in the administration's efforts to overhaul public health.

The Conversation

After a summer of weather disasters, will Kiwis make climate an election issue?

Extreme weather-related events in early 2026 – including the fatal landslides in Mount Maunganui and Tauranga – have raised a logical question: will climate change and infrastructure resilience be big issues come the election in November?

AAP

Gender equality 'crossroads' shows growing friction

Australia is at a critical juncture on gender equality, with many believing efforts have gone far enough while analysis shows there's still work to be done.

The Guardian - UK

Half of Britons avoid calling GP when they are ill, survey finds

Most believe they will struggle to get an appointment, with over a quarter choosing to manage ailment themselves

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