Starmer's £4m Foreign Travel Costs Draw Tory 'Never Here' Criticism
Keir Starmer's government has spent over £4 million on nearly 40 foreign trips since taking office, with a £413,000 Brazil COP visit as the most expensive, sparking Tory backlash.
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Mullin Sworn In as DHS Secretary Amid GOP Funding Offer
Markwayne Mullin was sworn in as Homeland Security secretary by Donald Trump as Senate Republicans proposed a compromise to fund the agency, excluding Democratic immigration reforms.
Canadian Mother Detained with Daughter by ICE Warns Immigrants
Tania Warner, a Canadian woman held with her seven-year-old autistic daughter by ICE in Texas, cautions immigrants to avoid checkpoints and stay hidden under Trump's policies, despite having legal documents.
Guardian Corrects Waymo AI, Guéhi Club, and News Errors
The Guardian has issued corrections for errors in recent articles, including misreporting Waymo's AI rollout and Marc Guéhi's club transfer, alongside updates on global political and cultural stories.
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California Governor Poll: Republicans Lead as Democrats Split
A new poll reveals Republicans Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco ahead in the California governor's race, with Democrats divided among multiple candidates, raising concerns of a conservative upset.
Anthropic vs Pentagon: Court Battle Over AI Military Ban
Anthropic faces the Department of Defense in federal court, challenging a ban on its Claude AI in military applications and alleging unconstitutional punishment.
Police Reassess McSweeney Phone Theft Over Wrong Address
The Metropolitan Police are revisiting a closed investigation into the theft of Keir Starmer's former chief of staff's phone after admitting they recorded an incorrect address when the crime was reported.
Quarter of Australians Support US-Israel Iran Strikes
A Guardian Essential poll shows just 25% of Australians approve of US-Israeli military action in Iran, with economic fallout impacting Labor's reform agenda amid Trump's policies.
Pentagon Defies Court on Press Access, Times Alleges
The Pentagon faces accusations from The New York Times of defying a federal judge's order to restore press access, implementing an 'interim' policy that restricts journalists.
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Danish Election Deadlock: Left Bloc Falls Short of Majority
Denmark's election results leave Mette Frederiksen's left-leaning bloc with 84 seats, short of a majority, while the right bloc has 77. Lars Løkke Rasmussen emerges as kingmaker with 14 seats, sparking coalition talks.
UK Guidance for Safer Streets for Women and Girls
English councils will receive first-ever guidance on creating safer streets for women and girls, focusing on lighting, CCTV, and street design to address safety concerns and promote walking.
Youth Surge in Māori Electoral Roll Registration
New data reveals a significant increase in young voters registering for Māori electorates as New Zealand approaches its November election, amid ongoing debates about the future of these dedicated parliamentary seats.
Democrats Flip Florida Seat in Trump's Mar-a-Lago District
Democrat Emily Gregory defeats Republican Jon Maples in a special election for Florida's 87th state house district, flipping a seat previously held by Republicans by a wide margin. The district includes Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, signaling potentia
Trump Claims Iran War Victory as US Sends More Troops
Donald Trump asserts victory in the Iran conflict while the US prepares to deploy additional troops. Iranian officials deny ongoing talks as violence spreads across the Middle East.
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Court Blocks California AG's Bid to Stop Sheriff's Recount
A three-judge panel denies Attorney General Rob Bonta's petition to stop Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco's recount of 650,000 special-election ballots, amid political tensions over election integrity.
MAGA's Iran War Divide: Unpopularity and Internal Splits
Andrew Roth examines why the US public opposes the Iran war and how it creates divisions within the MAGA movement, highlighting Trump's unpredictable policy shifts.
Hong Kong Bookstore Arrests Over Jimmy Lai Biography Sales
Hong Kong police arrested a bookstore owner and three staff for allegedly selling seditious publications, including a biography of jailed pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, amid tightening national security laws.
Australia Warns Israel Against Lebanon Occupation
Foreign Minister Penny Wong expresses grave concern over Middle East conflict expansion, opposes Israeli plans for a 'defensive buffer' in southern Lebanon.
Sydney Teen Charged with Terrorism Offenses Over Extremist Material
A 16-year-old boy in Sydney faces five terrorism charges after police allegedly found guides for mass casualty attacks on his electronic devices, with the court hearing he had severe mental health issues.
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Trump's Megalomania Mirrors Putin's Threat to Europe
Former German Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck draws chilling parallels between Trump and Putin, warning Europe must shield itself from unpredictable leaders and break fossil fuel dependence.
No Israeli Prosecutions for Palestinian Civilian Deaths Since 2020
Guardian analysis reveals Israel has not prosecuted citizens for killing Palestinian civilians in occupied West Bank since 2020, with former security chiefs warning of 'organized Jewish terrorism' and calling for ICC intervention.
Third Man Charged in Sydney Kidnapping Murder Case
A third man, Deklan Jake Donnelly, has been charged with murder in the alleged kidnapping of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian in Sydney, a case police say involved mistaken identity.
Moldova Energy Emergency After Russian Drone Strikes
Moldova declares a 60-day state of emergency in its energy sector after Russian drone attacks in Ukraine sever a key power line to Europe, forcing consumption cuts.
Iranian Writer: War May Liberate People from Oppression
Azar Nafisi reflects on Iran's resilience amid airstrikes and regime oppression, arguing that cultural heritage and the fight for freedom define the nation's spirit despite immense suffering.
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Hanson Rules Out Coalition but Backs Liberals Against Labor
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has ruled out forming an official coalition with the Liberals and Nationals but offers to support them to defeat Labor in future elections.
Australia's Day: Policy Shifts, Visa Bans, Protests
Australia's political landscape saw significant developments on Wednesday, including diplomatic tensions with Israel, visa restrictions for Iranians, and climate activism targeting coal exports.
Arrests Made in London Jewish Ambulance Arson Attack
Two men aged 45 and 47 have been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after an attack on four Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green, London, treated as an antisemitic hate crime.
Green Thinktank: 'Doge of Left' Could Save UK £30bn a Year
Verdant, a new green thinktank, argues that eliminating waste, fraud, and tax avoidance could free up £30bn yearly for public services, influencing Green party policies.
Trump Allegedly Showed Classified Map on Private Plane in 2022
Federal prosecutors examined whether Donald Trump disclosed a classified map to individuals aboard his private flight in June 2022, including his now White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, according to justice department materials.
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Australia Bans Iranian Tourists for Six Months
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced a six-month ban on tourist visas for Iranian nationals, affecting up to 7,200 people, citing national interest concerns amid global instability.
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