US and Iran clash over Strait of Hormuz control after attacks
The US and Iran each claimed control of the Strait of Hormuz after weekend attacks, escalating tensions and threatening diplomacy to end the war.
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Torture and death in Israeli prisons: Palestinian detainees suffer
Dr Hussam Abu Safiya's abuse is part of a widespread system of torture and administrative detention in Israeli prisons, with thousands held without charge.
Britain's Ungovernability Crisis: Leadership Churn and Voter Impatience
Britain faces its seventh PM in a decade as Andy Beckett analyzes instability, voter impatience, and electoral reform prospects.
16,000+ refugees barred from UK family reunion
More than 16,000 refugees have been unable to reunite with families in the UK since the government suspended the refugee family reunion route last September, leaving them stuck in conflict zones or resorting to people-smugglers.
Jana Armstrong's ex charged with murder in court
Dharminder Singh appeared via videolink at Toowoomba magistrates court charged with the murder of Jana Armstrong, a domestic violence offence, arson and breach of bail.
Afternoon Update: Monday's Key News
Today's top stories: major political shift, economic data release, and a significant environmental ruling. Stay informed with our concise afternoon update.
Guardian Removes Article for Unspecified Reasons
The Guardian has removed an article from its website, citing editorial reasons, without disclosing specific details about the removal.
Perth Indigenous community felt ignored after alleged bombing
Indigenous community members testified at a federal inquiry that they felt dismissed by authorities after an alleged terror attack at Perth's Invasion Day rally, with one saying 'we should be dead'.
The Brexit Effect review: elite essays ignore English nationalism
A collection of essays on Brexit by 43 authors, including lords and baronesses, largely ignores English nationalism, a key driver of the vote, leaving unanswered questions about its legacy.
Australia News: Childcare Probe, Visa Hike, Sam Neill Dies
Australian police contact 120+ families in childcare abuse probe; visa fees hiked up to 200%; actor Sam Neill dies at 78; UNSW Nazi salute incident reported.
UNSW academic faced Nazi salutes in class, inquiry hears
A UNSW academic told the royal commission on antisemitism he was subjected to Nazi salutes by students in a business class, prompting police investigation and student suspensions.
Sam Neill Dies at 78; Jurassic Park Star Remembered
Sam Neill, known for Jurassic Park, The Piano, and Peaky Blinders, has died at 78. Share your tributes and memories of the celebrated actor.
Taliban's war on education: Male students describe beatings
Five years after the Taliban retook Afghanistan, male students report beatings for dress code violations, inexperienced teachers, and a hollowed-out education system.
Andy Burnham's football interventions shape his path to PM
Andy Burnham played key roles in reforming English football's academy system and establishing an independent regulator, shaping his potential premiership.
Sydney childcare worker charged with 329 offences against 136 children
Australian Federal Police have contacted over 120 families as they investigate a former Sydney childcare worker charged with 329 offences against 136 alleged victims over 16 years.
Zaghari-Ratcliffe condemns Iran's rearrest of activist couple
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has condemned the rearrest of Iranian environmentalists Houman Jokar and Sepideh Kashani, who previously spent two years in solitary confinement.
GOP returns to Capitol with Graham death, Trump demands
Republican lawmakers return to the Capitol facing a lengthy to-do list and Trump's demands for new voting restrictions, as Democrats jockey for advantage ahead of midterms.
Lindsey Graham, key dealmaker in Congress, dies at 71
Senator Lindsey Graham, known for bipartisan dealmaking and key role in funding Trump's agenda, died at 71 after a brief illness. He was a critical negotiator on immigration, judiciary, and foreign policy.
Platner disaster: progressive lessons in candidate selection
The Graham Platner campaign collapse offers progressives a chance to rethink electoral strategy, contrasting disciplined wins like Zohran Mamdani's with vibes-based failures.
Media's Reporting on Graham Platner: Successes and Shortcomings
Did the media fall short in its reporting on Graham Platner? The twisting road to his exit left a lot to be desired, but reporters ultimately ferreted out the truth.
Sam Neill Dies at 78: Tributes from Spielberg, Kidman
Sam Neill, star of Jurassic Park and Dead Calm, died Monday aged 78. Tributes pour in from Steven Spielberg, Nicole Kidman, and world leaders, celebrating his legacy as an actor and environmental champion.
Gretchen Carlson on Ailes lawsuit and #MeToo progress
Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson says she has 'absolutely no regrets' about her sexual harassment lawsuit against Roger Ailes, and has spent the last decade advocating for survivors' rights through Lift Our Voices.
One-Day Choirs: Secular Spiritual Experience Uniting Strangers
One-day choirs like Gaia Music Collective are surging globally as people seek connection amid loneliness. Participants describe 'collective effervescence' and healing through group singing.
Chatsworth House free library pass pilot for families
Chatsworth House launches pilot with Derbyshire Libraries, offering free community membership passes for groups of up to eight, aiming to boost cultural access and reading for pleasure.
UK nature plan 'pathetic' and 'completely insufficient'
Critics condemn the UK government's voluntary plan to restore 30% of nature by 2030 as 'pathetic' and 'completely insufficient', with only 7% of land currently meeting criteria.
Assessing Trump's War on Media: Wins, Losses, and Resilience
Despite unprecedented attacks including lawsuits, access cuts, and subpoenas, media outlets continue strong reporting. Experts debate the chilling effect and industry resilience.
US strikes Iran nuclear sites in Hormuz
The US military has conducted airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the Middle East. Pentagon officials confirmed the operation targeted uranium enrichment sites.
UK to List Iran's IRGC as Terrorist Organisation
The UK will list Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation, banning support for the group and escalating diplomatic tensions with Tehran.
Ann Widdecombe death: counter-terrorism police lead probe
Counter-terrorism police are now leading the investigation into the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe after new evidence emerged. A 28-year-old man has been rearrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.
Trump's Nato rhetoric hollow but highlights real alliance costs
Trump's Nato threats lose force as Europe strengthens; his domestic opponents must critically assess US alliance costs, avoiding uncritical embrace, argues Christopher S Chivvis.
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