Meta Faces $200bn Lawsuit as 29 States Target Addictive Apps
Meta faces a $200bn lawsuit from 29 US states over child mental health harms, with trials starting Tuesday in California, adding to previous losses.
Category : Politics
Russia warns UK of consequences over Ukraine drone strikes
Russia threatens UK with consequences for supporting Ukraine's drone attacks, escalating tensions between Moscow and London.
NSW biggest gun buyback in decades after Bondi attack
NSW will launch Australia's biggest gun buyback in 30 years, a joint scheme responding to the Bondi terror attack, despite opposition from the Coalition and One Nation.
Tice's Cash-Fuelled Ego Trip Exposed
John Crace's sketch: Richard Tice, Reform UK leader, shows 'lots of cash, zero self-awareness' as he launches party's local election campaign with a lavish event.
Russia Threatens UK Over Drone Supply to Ukraine
Russia has threatened the UK with consequences for supplying drones to Ukraine, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Grenfell firm paid shareholders more than victims
Arconic, maker of Grenfell cladding, paid shareholders more compensation than fire victims, new report reveals.
Melania Trump Absence Raises Questions as Harp Stays Close
Melania Trump has not been seen in public for nearly a month, appearing only 38 times this year, while aide Natalie Harp remains constantly by President Trump's side.
Murder probe after woman, 23, found dead in Clerkenwell
A murder investigation has been launched after a 23-year-old woman was found dead in Clerkenwell; six people arrested and bailed.
Hillingdon Deputy Leader criticised for Facebook pseudonym
Richard Mills used a fake Facebook name to comment on local issues, prompting calls for his resignation as Hillingdon Council Deputy Leader.
Trump labels Strait of Hormuz 'new US territory' in map post
Trump shared a map labeling the Strait of Hormuz as 'new US territory'; Iran responded, and the ceasefire ends today.
Oxford Street LFR cameras: shoppers split on plan
Plans for permanent live facial recognition cameras on Oxford Street divide shoppers, with civil liberties concerns clashing with crime-fighting hopes. The Met cites a 10% crime reduction in Croydon trial.
Man in 40s Shot Dead in Newham, Police Probe Underway
A man in his 40s was fatally shot in a vehicle on St Bartholomew's Road, Newham, at 3am on August 18. Police have cordoned off the area and are appealing for witnesses.
Barking and Dagenham unfriendliest place in England
The National Conversation ranks Isles of Scilly friendliest, Barking and Dagenham least friendly in England, based on government data.
Andrew feels 'no longer part of royal family' after snub
Prince Andrew won't join King Charles at Balmoral, feeling abandoned and an outcast, a friend says. He remains a royal with a duty of care, but has no desire to attend.
Man in his 40s fatally shot in Newham; murder probe launched
A man in his 40s was found with gunshot wounds in a vehicle on St Bartholomew's Road, Newham, at 3am on August 18. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police have launched a murder investigation; no arrests yet.
London water bills to rise from 2027 after Ofwat approval
Ofwat grants provisional approval for five water firms to raise bills from 2027, funding £3.4bn investment. Southern Water sees £43 rise, Thames £3.
Emmerdale fans think DS Thea Ramsden is Jean Tate
Fans of Emmerdale speculate that DS Thea Ramsden is Jean Tate, Zoe's daughter, as she targets Kim Tate with Serena's help.
Trump berates CNN reporter in front of honored boy
President Trump berated CNN's Kristen Holmes as 'loud, boisterous' during an Oval Office presser, in front of a 10-year-old he invited. He dismissed questions on USS Lincoln conditions.
Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews reportedly still in Dubai prison
Lee Andrews, Katie Price's husband, is reportedly still in Dubai's Al Awir prison despite claims of release, as he tries to raise £120,000 to settle debts.
Brian Hickerson's Legal Bid Denied Days Before Panettiere's Death
Brian Hickerson's request to expunge or reduce his felony domestic violence charges was denied by a judge three days before Hayden Panettiere's death, according to court records.
30,000 attend vigil for Professor Jason Arday
Over 30,000 gathered in Trafalgar Square for Professor Jason Arday, who died after plagiarism allegations. Lord Woolley called it a 'public execution'.
Gervais denies snubbing BBC's The Office 25th anniversary
Ricky Gervais refutes claims he snubbed the BBC's 25th anniversary documentary of The Office, saying he was busy with his own YouTube tribute and Netflix's Alley Cats.
Free 24/7 Bus Travel for Disabled Announced by PM
From April next year, disabled people in England will get free 24/7 bus travel, removing time restrictions. The £60m scheme is funded from existing budgets.
Hollyoaks: James seeks help from unlikely ally as Ste and Leah plot to expose him
James Nightingale faces fresh suspicion over Rex's death in Hollyoaks next week, prompting him to seek help from an unexpected source as Ste and Leah plot to expose him.
Banks' Prime Brokerage Revenue Hits Record $22.5bn in 2024
Banks earned a record $22.5bn from prime brokerage in 2024, driven by hedge fund trading activity and higher client balances, according to a new report.
Jason Arday's Family Speak at London Vigil, Cite 'Public Cruelty'
At a London vigil, Jason Arday's family said the 'public cruelty' he faced 'was too much to bear', as over 30,000 gathered to honor the late Cambridge professor.
Corrections and clarifications: Guardian's Aug 17 update
The Guardian issued corrections on Aug 17, 2026, fixing errors in a travel article and a news report. Details inside.
Share Memories of Loved Ones Lost in 9/11 for 25th Anniversary
The Guardian invites readers to share memories of loved ones lost in 9/11, 25 years later. Responses may be anonymous and are secure.
NM AG drafts new social media safety laws after Meta win
New Mexico's attorney general is drafting two bills to strengthen consumer protections and child safety online, building on a landmark $942m court victory over Meta.
200 musicians urge PM to reject new North Sea drilling
Over 200 musicians, including Thom Yorke and Brian Eno, have urged the PM to reject new North Sea drilling, citing climate reality and the Rosebank oilfield's impact.
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