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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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An East London council faces severe criticism after distributing out-of-date cured meats to elderly and vulnerable residents through its Meals at Home service, sparking food safety concerns.
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.
Labour ploughs ahead with higher welfare spending
In a bold move challenging fiscal restraint demands, Labour commits to maintaining higher annual spending on animal welfare and environmental standards, signalling a major policy shift.
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.
Lily Allen's Open Marriage Revelations in New Album
Singer Lily Allen's explosive new album 'No Shame' delivers raw honesty about open relationships, female desire, and the double standards women face in modern relationships.
Guardian Corrections: Setting the Record Straight
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals errors in reporting on everything from political statements to financial figures, showing how even major publications must course-correct.
Starmer's government faces credibility test
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as his government grapples with internal divisions and ethical challenges, testing his pledge to restore integrity to Westminster.
City AM's 18-Year Mission to Make Budgets Compelling
Discover how City AM revolutionised budget coverage, transforming dry financial data into compelling narratives that captivate London's business elite for nearly two decades.
Jean Finlayson: Trailblazing Women's Journalism Pioneer
Celebrating the extraordinary life and career of Jean Finlayson, the pioneering journalist who transformed women's journalism and championed female voices in media.
Governors Pledge Resistance to Trump Climate Policy
Democratic state leaders pledge to maintain climate commitments and fight potential Trump administration attacks on environmental regulations, setting stage for legal battles.
England's Deprivation Divide: How Your Area Compares
New official data exposes the shocking divide between England's most and least deprived neighbourhoods. Discover how your area measures up in this comprehensive analysis of poverty, opportunity and quality of life.
Hollyoaks hits 100 Ofcom complaints over graphic episode
Channel 4's Hollyoaks faces broadcasting watchdog scrutiny after a controversial episode draws more than 100 formal complaints for its intense and disturbing content.
PM dismisses calls for Reeves rental probe
Rishi Sunak dismisses Conservative demands for investigation into Rachel Reeves after she admitted failing to properly register rental property with MPs' watchdog.
Guardian Corrections: When Major News Outlets Err
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup reveals significant errors in reporting, from misidentified locations to factual inaccuracies in high-profile stories. Discover what the newspaper got wrong and how they're setting the record straight.
Peter Frost: Guardian Journalist Who Fought for Workers
Celebrating the remarkable life and career of Peter Frost, the trailblazing trade union journalist whose powerful writing gave voice to Britain's working class for over five decades.
New Rules Reshape Racism Debate in UK TV Advertising
A landmark legal ruling redefines racism in UK advertising, forcing brands to confront unconscious bias as broadcasters face new diversity reporting requirements.
Fake De Blasio interview scandal rocks New York Times
A sophisticated hoax featuring a fabricated interview with former New York mayor Bill de Blasio has exposed vulnerabilities in political journalism and raised questions about AI-generated deception.
EU: UK Planning Bill Risks Brexit Trade Deal
The EU's ambassador warns Britain's controversial planning overhaul could derail the post-Brexit trade agreement, putting environmental standards and diplomatic relations on the line.
Supreme CBD: Third strike from advertising watchdog
The Advertising Standards Authority has reprimanded Supreme CBD for the third time over unsubstantiated health claims and irresponsible marketing practices.
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