Guardian's former Germany correspondent David Gow dies at 74
The Guardian mourns the loss of David Gow, their brilliant former Germany correspondent who shaped European coverage for decades and championed progressive values in journalism.
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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.
AI Erodes UK Media Trust: Labour Urged to Rescue Journalism
As artificial intelligence erodes public trust in news media, industry leaders call on Keir Starmer to implement urgent support measures for British journalism.
David Gow: Guardian's European Editor Remembered
Tributes pour in for David Gow, the esteemed Guardian journalist and European editor whose four-decade career chronicled the evolution of the European Union with unparalleled insight and dedication.
Tottenham vs Chelsea: The Ultimate EPL Run-In
As Tottenham and Chelsea face their final five Premier League fixtures, we analyse the nail-biting battle for European qualification that could define both clubs' seasons.
October 2025: What Guardian Readers Loved Most
From groundbreaking documentaries to cutting-edge journalism, explore the most engaging content that dominated The Guardian's October 2025 readership.
Europe's 100-City Rail Network Launches 2026
Discover how Europe is building a revolutionary integrated rail network that will connect major cities across the continent with high-frequency, high-speed services starting in 2026.
This Week's Most Stunning Global Pictures Revealed
From celestial wonders to sporting triumphs and poignant human moments - explore the world through this week's most powerful photographs capturing extraordinary events across continents.
Centre-Right Populists Target European Human Rights Convention
A dangerous new political strategy is emerging as centre-right parties across Europe weaponise immigration debates to undermine the European Convention on Human Rights, threatening the very foundation of continental rights protection.
Europe's Hidden Dragon City Beats Prague
Looking for an alternative to crowded Prague? This stunning European city offers breathtaking architecture, authentic charm, and one of the continent's most unbelievable street food markets.
Europe's Winter Crisis: Energy & Ukraine Conflict Escalate
As temperatures plummet across Europe, nations face an unprecedented energy crisis while supporting Ukraine's defence against renewed Russian aggression. Our comprehensive analysis covers the continent's response.
Nord Stream Sabotage: Europe's Web of Mistrust Deepens
New intelligence revelations about the Nord Stream pipeline attacks have exposed deepening divisions across Europe, with officials pointing fingers while crucial questions remain unanswered.
Belgrade erupts in violent political clashes
Central Belgrade became a battleground as thousands of protesters demanding President Aleksandar Vučić's resignation clashed with government loyalists in scenes of unprecedented political violence.
Dutch Election: Hope Triumphs Over Hate in Political Upset
In a stunning political reversal, Dutch voters have delivered a powerful victory for progressive values, rejecting far-right rhetoric and embracing a message of unity and optimism.
Richard Gott: Guardian journalist and Latin America expert dies
Celebrating the life and legacy of Richard Gott, the radical Guardian journalist and Latin America expert whose controversial career redefined foreign reporting and anti-imperialist discourse.
Guardian Journalist Richard Gott Dies Aged 84
The Guardian mourns the loss of Richard Gott, its former literary editor and Latin America correspondent, who has died at 84, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking journalism and historical scholarship.
European Football: Inter Lead, Barcelona Derby Win, Serie A Drama
A thrilling weekend of European football saw Inter Milan extend their Serie A lead, Barcelona claim derby bragging rights against Espanyol, and dramatic late winners across Italy and Spain.
London to Get Direct Trains to French Alps & Provence
Exciting plans for direct train services from London to the French Alps and Provence could revolutionise travel to Europe, with potential routes to Lyon, Avignon, and Marseille under development.
Dutch Voters Embrace Optimism in Surprise Election Result
In a surprising shift from populist trends, Dutch voters have embraced a positive, patriotic vision championed by the liberal D66 party, signalling a potential new direction for European politics.
10 Magical Winter Escapes in Europe for 2025
Discover Europe's most enchanting winter destinations for 2025 - from exhilarating ski adventures in the Alps to magical sleigh rides and luxurious spa retreats that promise the perfect cold-weather getaway.
Patrick Vieira sacked by Genoa after poor start
Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira faces another managerial dismissal as Genoa terminate his contract following just two wins in eleven matches, plunging the club into relegation danger.
London's secret hotel for exiled European royalty
Newly uncovered documents reveal how a discreet London hotel became a sanctuary for deposed European monarchs during the 20th century's turbulent years.
Bulgarians jailed for Paris Jewish memorial vandalism
Two Bulgarians receive prison sentences for desecrating a Holocaust memorial in Paris, with French investigators uncovering evidence pointing to Russian state involvement in the coordinated attack.
Guardian Issues Major Corrections Across Political Reporting
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals significant errors across political reporting, financial figures, and cultural coverage - highlighting why media accountability is crucial for public trust.
Times publishes fake Bill de Blasio AI interview
The Times newspaper faces embarrassment after publishing an entirely fabricated AI-generated interview with former New York City mayor Bill de Blasio, raising serious questions about media verification processes.
Global Visual Journey: This Week's 20 Most Striking Photos
From celestial wonders to urban poetry, explore the world through 20 breathtaking images that captured moments of beauty, conflict and human connection across continents.
Georgia: Stop calling us 'former Soviet republic'
The Georgian government launches a formal campaign urging international media to abandon outdated Cold War-era terminology and recognise the country's modern European identity.
Nathan Gill challenges EU Parliament on Ukraine press freedom
Reform UK MEP Nathan Gill challenges European Parliament on Ukraine's media freedom record, sparking heated debate about democratic values amid ongoing conflict.
London's 86p Christmas Escape to Europe
Discover how to trade London's Christmas crowds for magical European markets and mulled wine experiences without breaking the bank this festive season.
Bari Weiss Appointed CBS Evening News Host
Controversial journalist Bari Weiss takes the helm at CBS Evening News, marking a dramatic shift for the network's flagship programme and sparking debate across media circles.
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