Military parade observations: 1. Every single soldier looks like he’d rather be storming Omaha Beach — right now. 2. Trump may have wanted a China/ Russia-esque display of strength, but this feels poorly choreographed — and ironically — makes the US army look strangely feeble.

The government's proscription of Palestine Action as a terror organisation is lawful, the court of appeal has ruled. Tough day for Corbyn, Polanski, Zarah Sultana, and all the others siding with terrorists over Israel — not that they’ll feel any regret. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gy…

American decline on full display. Set up a circus, and the clowns will be clowning.

EVERYONE IN NYC SINGING EMPIRE STATE OF MIND 😭

Cue the music 😁

Polanski casually justifying political violence, fully cognisant that those criminals fractured a policewoman’s spine with a sledgehammer. The moral distortions produced by making Gaza the organising principle of left-wing politics are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.

The A-Team is here to fix horror movies.

Andy Burnham’s case for running the country rests entirely on the fact that he has run a city with a population only slightly larger than that of a London borough. When asked what his plan for government would be, it becomes apparent that he does not have one. Astonishing.

“Hey Seinfeld, can we get a ‘free Palestine’?” Jerry Seinfeld: “It doesn’t exist”🤣 Jerry Seinfeld is the GOAT 🐐

Hamas members executed and maimed dozens of Palestinians in Gaza, UN report says timesofisrael.com/hamas-memb…

Britain’s gilt yield is not a vote on Starmer. It measures the gap between what the state has promised and what its economy can produce. Debt, demography and weak productivity are now writing Britain’s politics. By Thomas Falk @topfalk eagleintelreports.com/britai…

"Even by Zack Polanski’s standards, his demand that any dual British-Israeli citizen who has fought for Israel has their name listed on a database – a list, in other words, of bad Jews – is breathtakingly blatant," writes @stephenpollard. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/06…

Israel vs Gaza explained in 16 seconds

The official representative body for Muslim police officers in Britain has branded Zionism "one of the manifestations of anti-Muslim hatred," described the Israel Defence Force as a "Zionist terrorist group" and defended Hamas against "unverified stories about acts of violence.". The inflammatory claims are made by the National Association of Muslim Police (NAMP) in a policy paper on "confronting anti-Muslim hatred," written by its then vice-president, Khaldoun Kabbani, published on its website last year but not publicised until now. ✍️ Andrew Gilligan Article | spectator.com/article/the-di…

North Korea's Kim turns Cold-War relic into more formidable power s.nikkei.com/4uihiJM

Britain is not abandoning Washington. It is adapting to a less reliable America. London’s gamble is to preserve the benefits of the special relationship while building European, trade and defense options that reduce dependence. By Thomas Falk @topfalk eagleintelreports.com/britai…

Keir Starmer should rip up Ed Miliband’s “unnecessary” net zero agenda, Tony Blair tells #TimesRadio. “It’s not that I'm a climate denier, but it's just coming to terms with this reality.” @CalumAM

Burnham’s campaign: class warfare, north v south, redistribution, slander of the national government. Or, as he puts it “fixing the fundamentals of our country”. Starmer sure isn’t perfect, but Labour, and indeed Britain, deserve better than a socialist mayor from the north.

Not only has Sky Sports Golf commentary become unbearable since Coltart and Dougherty joined, but the delay in showing shots is simply outrageous. Their PGA Championship “live” coverage is running nearly ten minutes behind the action. This is 2026. How’s that remotely acceptable?

People say the left and the right can’t agree on anything these days. But there is this one thing:

Twenty years ago, Congolese man Guy Goma came into the BBC for a job interview but, in a now legendary case of mistaken identity, ended up live on the BBC News Channel. Speaking to BBC Africa, Guy explained how he managed to stay calm under the unexpected pressure of live TV.