Eurostar £29 sale: Cheap trains to Europe
Eurostar launches incredible £29 fares to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and more in limited-time winter sale. Discover how to book these bargain European escapes.
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Judge blocks Tennessee National Guard deployment in Memphis
A federal judge has halted Tennessee Governor Bill Lee's controversial deployment of National Guard troops to Memphis, ruling the move likely violates constitutional rights and represents government overreach.
Victoria prisoners serving full terms in police cells
A shocking investigation reveals prisoners in Victoria are completing their entire jail terms in police cells, sparking human rights concerns and calls for urgent prison reform.
Eurostar 25% Sale: Cheap Tickets to Paris & Amsterdam
Don't miss Eurostar's massive autumn sale with incredible 25% discounts on train travel to Paris, Amsterdam and other European destinations. Limited time offer!
Child bride faces execution over husband's death
A woman forced into marriage as a child now fights for her life, needing to raise £80,000 to avoid execution for her husband's death in a case exposing deep social injustices.
French Wine Festival: A UK Traveller's Dream
Escape to a stunning French wine festival offering exceptional vintages, gourmet food, and breathtaking scenery just a short journey from London.
Nick Mohammed: Traitors star denied 'basic human right'
Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed exposes behind-the-scenes drama from The Traitors, claiming a fellow contestant was denied fundamental comforts during filming in the Scottish Highlands.
European city with 18 UK flights for autumn
Discover an enchanting European city with direct flights from 18 UK airports offering culture, cuisine and autumn charm at unbeatable prices.
Legal alarm over Tory MP's deportation threat
Leading UK lawyers warn of a 'race to the bottom' in immigration policy after Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis threatens mass deportations, raising constitutional concerns.
EU demands £2.6bn from UK in post-Brexit budget shock
The European Union has issued a stunning £2.6 billion demand to the UK, igniting a fresh post-Brexit financial confrontation that threatens to destabilise diplomatic relations.
Why AI Can't Replace Human Wealth Managers
Discover why artificial intelligence struggles to replicate the nuanced human connections and emotional intelligence that define successful wealth management relationships.
Woman accused of stalking Madeleine McCann's parents
A woman stands accused of orchestrating a cruel three-year harassment campaign against Kate and Gerry McCann, sending hundreds of malicious messages about their missing daughter Madeleine.
Tens of thousands missing in Sudan's killing fields
Exclusive investigation reveals mass disappearances and systematic violence in El-Obeid as Rapid Support Forces consolidate control, creating ghost cities across Sudan.
Chile's Luxury Prison for Pinochet's Convicted Elite
An exclusive investigation reveals how Chile's military elite convicted of human rights abuses enjoy privileged conditions in a controversial coastal prison facility.
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.
Iran protester dead after burning Supreme Leader's photo
Shocking reports emerge of a protester discovered deceased after setting fire to Supreme Leader's image as Iran's human rights crisis deepens
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.
Ex-UN chief: Israel committing Gaza genocide
Exclusive: Navi Pillay compares Israeli actions in Gaza to apartheid and genocide, urging international community to take decisive action in damning new statement.
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.
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.
US Election 2025: How States Will Decide Abortion Rights
As Americans head to the polls, the battle over abortion access reaches a critical juncture. Our comprehensive analysis reveals how voting outcomes in pivotal states could reshape reproductive rights across the nation for years to come.
Settler violence threatens West Bank olive harvest
Palestinian olive farmers face escalating violence from Israeli settlers during crucial harvest season, threatening livelihoods and ancient traditions in the occupied West Bank.
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.
Iran Child Bride Faces Execution Over Blood Money
A young woman forced into marriage as a child faces imminent execution in Iran unless her family can raise £80,000 in diyah compensation for a crime committed when she was a minor.
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.
UK university halts China rights research after pressure
Exclusive investigation reveals how a leading British university suspended human rights research about China following intense pressure from Beijing, raising serious questions about academic freedom.
South Korea Ends 60-Year Tattoo Artist Ban
In a historic victory for body art freedom, South Korea's Constitutional Court strikes down the 60-year prohibition against non-medical professionals performing tattoos, sparking celebration across the industry.
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.
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