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Last update: 6 hours agoBritain’s Got Talent: Winchester teen Rafferty Coope won the fourth semi-final at Hammersmith Apollo, securing his place in the May 30 final after KSI gave him the Golden Buzzer in auditions. Politics: Labour leadership is in open revolt—ex-health minister Wes Streeting quit and says he’ll run to replace Keir Starmer, while Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham lines up for the Makerfield by-election. Far-right on the march: Tommy Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” rally drew tens of thousands in London, with a pro-Palestine Nakba Day counter-demo and a massive police operation; arrests were reported. Gambling row: Bookmakers threaten legal action against the Gambling Commission over tougher affordability checks, warning it could push punters toward illegal betting. Foreign affairs & security: Britain is set to deploy assets for a future defensive mission in the Strait of Hormuz, even as US anger simmers over not joining Iran strikes. Health: In Canada’s hantavirus scare, one quarantined traveller in B.C. has a presumptive positive test.
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