China slams UK steel nationalisation; water firm warns
China expresses strong dissatisfaction over UK's nationalisation of British Steel. South East Water warns of 'material uncertainty' over its survival. Dover braces for EU border chaos.
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Burnham's tea method: milk first, no legislation ban
Incoming PM Andy Burnham answers quickfire TikTok questions, revealing he puts milk in first when making tea, and opposes Yorkshire pudding with Christmas turkey.
US strikes Iran civilian sites; Iran retaliates
US military strikes hit civilian infrastructure in southern Iran, including bridges and a port, killing eight. Iran retaliates by attacking US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Qatar.
Burnham Team May Reshape Bank of England Mandate
Andy Burnham's team may overhaul the Bank of England's mandate to include growth, sparking debate on central bank independence and coordination.
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Trump speech raises fears of midterm interference
Donald Trump's primetime speech rehashing unverified 2020 election claims sparks alarm among Democrats and voting rights groups, who see it as a pretext to tamper with November's midterm results.
Iran retains 70% of missiles despite US strikes
Leaked US intelligence reveals Iran retained 70% of missiles after 38-day spring campaign, as fighting continues for sixth night with strikes on Kuwait desalination plant.
Tommy Robinson Interview May Fracture One Nation
Pauline Hanson's podcast with far-right activist Tommy Robinson risks internal party fractures and leadership challenges, as analyzed in the Back to Back Barries podcast.
Surrogacy regulation in Australia: ALRC review highlights desperate journeys
Over 1,300 children born via offshore surrogacy to Australians in 5 years. ALRC review aims to harmonise laws, protect rights, and address exploitation risks.
Sisters' pact tragically fulfilled after murder of Jana Armstrong
Faith Isaacs is now raising her sister Jana Armstrong's son after Jana was allegedly murdered by her former partner in Toowoomba, fulfilling a pact the sisters made weeks earlier.
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Trump's Impact on Our Perception of Reality
Donald Trump's presidency has fundamentally altered how millions perceive truth, facts, and media, leading to a post-truth era where alternative facts challenge objective reality.
Robodebt whistleblower says threat could cost her job
Jeannie-Marie Blake, a key robodebt whistleblower, is suing the Australian government, alleging she was threatened before her royal commission evidence, warned it could cost her job.
Will Tommy Robinson Interview Sink Pauline Hanson?
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry examine One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's podcast interview with far-right activist Tommy Robinson, questioning if it will fracture her party and weaken her leadership.
Australian MPs Face Surge in Security Threats
Australian MPs report a dangerous rise in threats, with AFP referrals up 60% in four years. Social media fuels toxicity, and a security review may be timely.
Rowson cartoon: Burnham and Starmer Labour rift
Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson depicts Andy Burnham challenging Keir Starmer, highlighting internal Labour tensions over policy direction and regional leadership.
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Andy Burnham sworn in as Labour leader, vows 'hope'
Andy Burnham elected Labour leader at special conference, becoming UK's seventh PM in a decade, vowing to thwart Reform UK and bring hope.
US grants $12m to UK conservative groups by Rees-Mogg, Young
The US State Department plans to grant $12m to organisations founded by UK conservatives Jacob Rees-Mogg and Toby Young, sparking criticism over misuse of public money.
Dating a Friend's Ex: 12 Real Stories of Love and Loss
Guardian readers share raw experiences of dating a friend's ex—from 40-year marriages to broken friendships. Explore the emotional fallout and unexpected outcomes.
EU carbon market reform risks weakening key climate tool
EU Commission proposes overhaul of emissions trading system, giving companies less demanding pathway to reduce greenhouse gases, risking weakening of Europe's most effective climate policy.
Burnham's speech: populist vibes, vague plans
Andy Burnham's victory speech as Labour leader showed oratorical skill and populist themes, but lacked concrete policy detail, raising questions about his cabinet plans.
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US strikes Iranian infrastructure; Iran retaliates against allies
US airstrikes hit bridges, energy facilities, and a key Iranian port, killing at least 38. Iran retaliated by striking US allies in Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Oman, and Qatar.
Gaza funeral strike kills seven: hospital
An Israeli airstrike hit a funeral in Nuseirat refugee camp, killing at least seven and wounding 22, according to Al-Awda hospital. The victim was killed earlier that day in another Israeli attack.
Burnham crowned Labour leader: 'King is dead, long live the king'
Andy Burnham wins Labour leadership with 379 votes, succeeding Keir Starmer. He pledges unity, a new direction, and regular Greggs visits.
Burnham to Announce Cabinet Picks on Monday
Sir Keir Burnham will announce his cabinet on Monday, defending the wait as necessary to avoid "chaos" and insisting appointments are made properly after taking office.
Egypt coach accuses Fifa of favouring Argentina and Messi
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan accused Fifa of wanting Lionel Messi and Argentina to stay in the World Cup after his team's controversial 3-2 loss in the last 16, sparking conspiracy theories.
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Burnham's traps: lessons from Blair, Brown, Thatcher
Andy Burnham starts strong as PM but must avoid honeymoon errors, early election talk, and policy U-turns, learning from Starmer, Blair, Brown, and Thatcher.
US Senator: Meta Trying to Destroy Whistleblower
Republican Senator Josh Hawley accuses Meta of using lawfare to bankrupt and silence former Facebook executive Sarah Wynn-Williams, who alleges misconduct with China and teen harm.
Fugitive master yachtsman arrested after 20 years
Ronald Fischer, 70, who fled his 2005 sexual assault trial and was sentenced to life in absentia, was captured on a sailboat off New Jersey's coast.
Lack of Diversity in New LOTR Film a Backward Step
The Hunt for Gollum casts only white actors, a backward step after The Rings of Power's diversity, sparking debate on Tolkien adaptations.
Burnham's literary influences shape his political vision
Andy Burnham becomes Labour leader without contest. His politics, shaped by Larkin, Harrison, and Shakespeare, now face the test of governing prose.
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Today programme annoying before Humphrys left
Readers respond to John Humphrys' claim that Radio 4's Today programme has become really annoying since he left, arguing it was equally flawed before.
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