China cancels 500,000 Japan flights in Taiwan dispute
Chinese travellers cancel half a million flights to Japan amid diplomatic tensions over Taiwan. Discover how this impacts tourism and business relations between the Asian giants.
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UK asylum changes could impact Ireland relations
Irish justice minister warns UK's toughened asylum rules may strain relations and increase migration to Ireland. Discover the potential consequences for the Common Travel Area.
Observer Journalist Rachel Cooke Dies at 56
Celebrated Observer journalist Rachel Cooke has died from ovarian cancer. Read about her remarkable 24-year career in books, food, and interviews.
Bird recovery in France after pesticide ban
Insect-eating bird populations in France show 2-3% increase following EU neonicotinoid ban. Research suggests full recovery may take decades but ban proves effective for conservation.
Australian Green Investment Soars to $157bn
Australian sustainable investments surge from $20bn to $157bn, overcoming US-led green finance backlash. Discover how impact investing is reshaping markets.
Sky News Picture Editors' Weekly Selection
From royal engagements to drone art displays, explore this week's most compelling images curated by Sky News picture editors. Discover the stories behind each captivating moment.
Former Gaza correspondent wins UK journalism award
Malak A Tantesh, the Guardian's former Gaza correspondent, has been named Young Journalist of the Year at the UK's Media Freedom awards for her brave reporting from the conflict zone. Discover her powerful story.
Net Zero Cheaper Than Climate Inaction for Australia
New analysis shows Australia's GDP would be 9% lower without climate action. Discover why net zero transition proves more economical than business as usual.
Billionaire Media Control Threatens Democracy
As ultra-rich owners tighten control over major media outlets, public protests erupt against censorship. Discover how concentrated media power threatens democratic integrity and what can be done.
Unique Baby Names Trend: Impact on Identity and Success
From Peach to Aquaman, unconventional names are reshaping identities. Discover how unique names affect careers, confidence and social perceptions in modern Britain.
BBC faces Trump's $1bn lawsuit over editing error
The BBC confronts a $1bn legal threat from Donald Trump over a documentary editing mistake. Explore the fallout, resignations, and why defending press freedom is crucial.
Guardian's Building Power: US Civil Rights Series
The Guardian unveils 'Building Power', an independent editorial series examining movement building and civil rights protection efforts across the United States. Explore the groundbreaking coverage now.
Former BBC Executive Urges Corporation to Fight Back
Ex-BBC TV News head Roger Mosey argues the corporation must respond to crises by doubling down on brave, honest journalism that serves all UK audiences amidst growing external pressures.
Global Lens: Carnival and Armistice Day Worldwide
From Germany's carnival season opening to Armistice Day services across Britain, explore the day's most powerful global images capturing celebration and remembrance.
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.
Behind the Scenes of The Guardian Long Read Magazine
Go behind the scenes with Long Read editor David Wolf and contributors as they celebrate the new Guardian Long Read magazine. Discover exclusive insights on MrBeast, Macron, and the British Museum scandal.
Latin America's AI Boom Sparks Data Centre Resistance
Communities in Chile and Uruguay are taking governments to court over secretive data centre deals as AI expansion threatens water resources in drought-stricken regions.
Richard Gott's 1971 Chile Expulsion Revealed
Newly uncovered documents reveal Guardian journalist Richard Gott's 1971 expulsion from Chile under Allende. Explore this Cold War press freedom case and its modern implications.
UK Businesses Accelerate Layoffs Amid AI Surge
British companies are rapidly increasing layoffs as artificial intelligence adoption surges and economic uncertainty grows, with London firms leading the trend.
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.
Jeremy Vine: Barton posts made me feel 'wickedly torn down'
Broadcaster Jeremy Vine gives emotional testimony about the devastating effect of footballer Joey Barton's online abuse, describing feeling 'torn down' by targeted harassment campaign.
Guardian's 15 Zero-Star Reviews Revealed
Discover the exclusive list of productions that failed to impress The Guardian's critics, from big-budget films to acclaimed TV dramas that surprisingly earned the publication's most damning verdict.
CNN's 2025 Election Night: All-Access Streaming
CNN announces groundbreaking all-access streaming coverage for the 2025 UK election night, giving viewers exclusive behind-the-scenes access to their newsroom and decision desk.
Guardian Removes Article in Content Review Shake-up
Exclusive insight into The Guardian's decision to pull content as part of their evolving editorial strategy. Discover what this means for digital journalism and content preservation.
Trump's 'Enemy of the People' Warning to Journalists Returns
Donald Trump's renewed attacks on journalists as 'the enemy of the people' raise serious concerns about press freedom and democratic norms in Western politics.
Hurricane Melissa: Jamaica damage equals 1/3 of GDP
Prime Minister Andrew Holness discloses catastrophic economic impact as Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica, with recovery costs threatening to cripple the nation's economy for years to come.
Guardian Issues Corrections: Journalism Errors Revealed
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals significant errors in recent reporting, from misidentified locations to factual inaccuracies in political and cultural coverage.
Villa's Europa League clash sparks security fears
Residents and business owners voice serious concerns over policing costs and safety ahead of Maccabi Tel Aviv's controversial European fixture at Villa Park.
US Government Shutdown: Real Consequences for Americans
As the US government shutdown continues, millions of federal workers face financial uncertainty while essential services from food safety to national parks feel the strain. Discover how this political stalemate is affecting everyday citizens.
Trump's Media Allies Warp Reality Beyond Recognition
As Trump returns to the political arena, his sympathetic media partners are creating an alarming new paradigm where facts become optional and conspiracy theories dominate mainstream discourse.
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