US Labels European Anti-Fascist Groups as Terrorists
The US State Department designates four European anti-fascist groups as terrorist organisations, a controversial move experts call politically motivated. Read the full analysis.
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France & Portugal Target World Cup Qualification Tonight
France host Ukraine while Portugal face Ireland in pivotal Euro qualifiers. Can both giants secure their spots for the 2026 World Cup? Follow the action live.
UK's 40% Aid Cut to Global Health Fund Sparks Outcry
The UK government's decision to cut its contribution to the Global Fund by 40% has drawn severe criticism from health experts and charities, who warn it will cost lives and undermine pandemic preparedness.
Banks Head for $250bn Trading Windfall in 2024
Global investment banks are heading for their best trading year since the financial crisis, with revenues potentially reaching $250bn. Discover what's driving this unprecedented surge.
Families demand support for Brits detained abroad
Families of British citizens detained in Iran and India call for special envoy and criticise Foreign Office's 'slow and confusing' response. Read their emotional stories.
US Caribbean strikes 'break international law'
French minister condemns US military strikes in the Caribbean at G7 meeting, as UK halts intelligence sharing and legal experts warn of war crimes. Explore the escalating tensions.
UK cuts AIDS, TB and malaria funding by £150m
The UK reduces its pledge to the Global Fund by 15%, a move charities warn jeopardises the fight against preventable diseases. Discover the impact on global health.
Zimbabwe, Zambia, DRC Increase Contraceptive Funding
Zimbabwe, Zambia and DRC announce major increases in domestic family planning funding to counter foreign aid cuts, protecting reproductive health access for millions.
UK Government Sued Over Gaza Evacuation Promises
British fathers take legal action against UK government for failing to evacuate families from Gaza despite promises. Read about the human rights breach and ongoing crisis.
Trump's $1bn Legal Threat to BBC Over Documentary
Donald Trump threatens to sue the BBC for $1bn, accusing it of fabricating his Capitol speech. Plus, a former jihadi commander meets the US President. Read the full analysis.
Trump hosts Syrian leader in historic Oval Office meeting
Donald Trump welcomes Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa to the White House, praising the former rebel as a 'very strong leader'. Read the full story on this historic diplomatic shift.
US Suspends Some Syria Sanctions After Landmark Talks
The US announces partial suspension of sanctions against Syria following unprecedented diplomatic meeting. Historic move signals major policy shift for humanitarian relief.
UAE refuses to join Gaza stabilisation force
The UAE announces it will not participate in a US-proposed Gaza stabilisation force, citing a lack of a clear legal framework. This reflects growing Arab opposition to the plan. Read more on the regional implications.
SA probes citizens fighting as mercenaries in Ukraine
South African authorities launch urgent investigation into citizens allegedly serving as mercenaries in Ukraine conflict, raising international security concerns.
Ronaldo defends missing Jota's funeral in emotional statement
Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has publicly addressed his controversial absence from Liverpool forward Diogo Jota's funeral, explaining his deeply personal reasons in an emotional social media statement.
Trump's Venezuela Invasion Plan Using Panama Revealed
A classified document obtained by The Guardian outlines a controversial proposal from Donald Trump's team to use Panama as a launchpad for military action against Venezuela, raising global alarm about potential regional destabilisation.
London Office Vacancy Hits 15-Year High
Central London's office vacancy rate soars to 15-year high as hybrid working and economic pressures reshape the capital's commercial landscape. Discover which areas are hardest hit.
Trump's Tumultuous First Year Back in Office
An in-depth analysis of Donald Trump's dramatic first year back in office, from policy upheavals to international tensions and domestic challenges that defined his unexpected return to power.
Foreign prisoner mistakenly freed from Wandsworth Prison
A major security breach at HMP Wandsworth sees a foreign national prisoner accidentally freed during a routine prisoner transfer, sparking urgent police manhunt and government investigation.
Prison manhunt after Wandsworth jail release blunder
A nationwide search is underway after a 'high-risk' prisoner was mistakenly released from HMP Wandsworth, sparking urgent police action and government concern.
Matty Healy deletes 1975 song, fans feel 'violated'
The 1975 frontman Matty Healy has caused controversy among fans after unexpectedly deleting a track from the band's 2022 album 'Being Funny in a Foreign Language', leaving listeners feeling 'violated' and confused.
Police Incident Closes Essex Road in Islington
A significant police incident has brought Essex Road in Islington to a standstill, with multiple emergency vehicles and a large cordon in place. Here's what we know so far about the ongoing situation.
Alentejo's Golden Autumn: Portugal's Ancient Charm
Escape to Portugal's Alentejo region this autumn for ancient hilltop cities, golden vineyards, and authentic cultural experiences away from the crowds.
EU's Borrell: Enlargement Case 'Very Clear-Cut'
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell makes compelling case for welcoming new members as Ukraine, Moldova and Western Balkan nations await accession decisions, citing strategic necessity and geopolitical urgency.
Post Office hero Alan Bates lands 7-figure Horizon payout
Former subpostmaster Alan Bates, whose fight against the Post Office inspired national outrage, has finally secured a seven-figure settlement in the Horizon IT scandal that destroyed hundreds of lives.
ASIO Chief: Foreign Agents Infiltrating Australia
Australia's spy chief reveals sophisticated foreign interference operations targeting universities, businesses and government institutions, warning of unprecedented threats to national security.
Office Traitors: How BBC Show Mirrors Workplace Betrayals
Discover how the psychological games from BBC's 'The Traitors' are playing out in offices across Britain, as workplace trust erodes and corporate backstabbing becomes the new normal.
Why USAID's End Isn't Being Mourned Worldwide
As the controversial closure of USAID sends shockwaves through international development circles, Guardian investigation reveals why many recipient countries view this as liberation rather than loss.
Police probe Chinese pressure on UK university research
Counter-terrorism authorities are investigating allegations that a British university suspended sensitive research following pressure from Chinese officials, raising serious concerns about academic freedom and foreign influence.
French taxi driver confronts David Lammy over fare
Foreign Secretary David Lammy becomes embroiled in late-night taxi confrontation in central London over disputed fare, raising questions about politician security and transport safety.
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