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300+ agribusiness lobbyists at Cop30 climate summit
Exclusive investigation reveals industrial agriculture lobbyists outnumber key national delegations at UN climate conference while Indigenous protesters demand territorial protection.
Fulham shop licence revoked over underage sales
A West London shop has been shut down after repeatedly selling alcohol to underage girls, including one who ended up in intensive care. Read the full investigation details.
South London council bans unsafe rental properties
Wandsworth Council is using stricter licensing powers to tackle rogue landlords renting dangerous properties. Over 40 formal notices already issued to protect tenants from fire risks and undersized rooms.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications: November 13, 2025
The Guardian issues corrections and clarifications from November 13, 2025, addressing factual errors and providing context. Read the latest updates.
BBC Newsnight accused of editing Trump Capitol speech
BBC's Newsnight faces allegations of selectively editing Donald Trump's speech, creating a misleading impression of a direct call for violence ahead of the Capitol attack. Explore the details and fallout.
Sainsbury's recalls chicken over milk allergen risk
Sainsbury's has issued an urgent product recall for its JS Free From Breaded Mini Fillets due to milk contamination. Customers with allergies should return the product immediately for a full refund.
Guardian Removes Article in Content Review
The Guardian has removed an article as part of its ongoing content management strategy. Discover what this means for digital publishing standards.
UK Pessimism: 76% Say Britain on Wrong Track
Exclusive City AM polling reveals a grim national mood, with most Brits feeling living standards are falling and hard work is no longer rewarded. Discover the data shaping the UK's outlook.
Mob grazing revives Senegal's degraded pastures
A third of Senegal's pastures face degradation from climate change and overgrazing. Discover how innovative 'mob grazing' techniques are restoring grasslands and biodiversity.
Guardian Removes Article Following Policy Review
The Guardian has removed an article published on November 11, 2025. Learn about the publication's content policies and editorial standards in our detailed analysis.
BBC staff address as Trump threatens $1bn lawsuit
Outgoing BBC director Tim Davie holds all-staff call after Donald Trump's $1 billion defamation threat over Panorama documentary editing. Full details on the escalating legal battle.
Councillors face suspensions in government standards overhaul
Government unveils plans to suspend rule-breaking councillors for up to six months and withhold allowances to root out misconduct and restore public trust in local authorities.
Guardian Corrections: Maintaining Journalistic Standards
The Guardian addresses recent corrections and clarifications, demonstrating commitment to transparency and factual accuracy in news reporting. Discover their editorial process.
BBC Board Member Faces Bias Allegations Amid Crisis
Robbie Gibb, a BBC board member with Conservative ties, allegedly led pressure campaign over editorial bias claims involving Trump and Gaza coverage. Read the full investigation.
Emmerdale slapped with Ofcom complaints over sex slavery plot
ITV's Emmerdale sparks viewer fury and regulatory complaints with harrowing sex exploitation scenes involving character April Windsor, prompting debate about appropriate content for pre-watershed viewing.
Reeves' Budget: Tax Cuts to Ease Living Costs?
As living costs continue to squeeze household budgets, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure to deliver meaningful income tax relief in her upcoming budget announcement.
Guardian Issues Corrections: Journalism Transparency
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals errors in reporting, from misidentified locations to inaccurate financial figures, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to transparency and accuracy.
How America's First Civilisation Survived Climate Collapse
Groundbreaking archaeological discovery reveals how the Norte Chico civilisation in Peru adapted their society and agriculture to withstand a catastrophic climate shift that wiped out contemporary cultures.
Croydon's The Fold Development Faces Complete Rebuild
Exclusive investigation reveals how a flagship Croydon newbuild development faces complete reconstruction just years after completion, raising serious questions about building standards and resident safety in London's property market.
Models at 27 and 62 Discuss Botox, AI Threat and Beauty
Two models from different generations share candid insights about ageing, cosmetic procedures, weight loss pressures, and why artificial intelligence poses an existential threat to their industry.
UK Farming Crisis: Third of Farmers Made No Profit
Shocking new data reveals nearly a third of UK farmers operated at break-even or loss in the past year, threatening Britain's food security and rural economy.
London council wins vape shop court battle
Havering Council secures major legal victory to shut down illegal vape retailer in Romford, setting precedent for crackdown on shops selling to children.
BBC accused of manipulating Trump Capitol attack footage
The national broadcaster stands accused of selectively editing a Donald Trump interview about the January 6th Capitol riot, raising questions about media impartiality and editorial standards.
TalkTV breached impartiality rules over election claims
The broadcasting regulator has ruled that TalkTV breached impartiality standards by airing unsubstantiated allegations about cancelled local elections without adequate challenge or context.
Remote Control Technology Transforms UK Farming Practices
Discover how cutting-edge remote control technology is reshaping traditional farming practices across the UK countryside, bringing unprecedented efficiency to modern agriculture.
Police Reform in Peril: Watchdog's Critical Warning
His Majesty's Inspectorate sounds alarm over stalled police reforms, warning the Home Office risks failing to deliver crucial changes during a 'critical moment' for law enforcement.
Jamaica's Food Crisis After Hurricane Melissa
Jamaican farmers face catastrophic crop losses and warn of imminent food shortages after Hurricane Melissa's destructive path ripped through agricultural heartlands.
Forestry Certifications Exposed: The Green Lie
Shocking investigation reveals how major forestry certifications like FSC and SFI are failing our forests, allowing ancient woodlands to be cleared while consumers pay premium for 'eco-friendly' products.
Council served expired salami to vulnerable residents
An East London council faces severe criticism after distributing out-of-date cured meats to elderly and vulnerable residents through its Meals at Home service, sparking food safety concerns.
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