Trump and Xi meet in Beijing for high-stakes talks

In a landmark meeting, former US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping engage in private talks at Beijing's Great Hall of the People, discussing trade, Taiwan, and global stability amid renewed diplomatic engagement.

PM's popularity tested by economic anxieties

New polling data reveals the Australian Prime Minister is riding high on personal popularity, but voter concerns about the economy and cost of living threaten to undermine his government's momentum.

50,000 zombie knives seized in UK crackdown

New government figures reveal a dramatic increase in zombie knives and machetes removed from UK streets, with nearly 50,000 seized or surrendered in the past year alone.

Reeves admits rental mistake as Tories demand probe

Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces Conservative calls for investigation after confessing she failed to properly declare rental income on London property for eight years, despite criticising tax avoidance.

Dutch Progressives Set for Shock Election Win

Exit polls reveal a dramatic political shift in the Netherlands as the progressive Democrats 66 party surges to become the largest in parliament, marking a potential end to Mark Rutte's conservative era.

Trump faces £230m Justice Department lawsuit

The US Justice Department has launched a massive £230 million lawsuit against Donald Trump, seeking unprecedented financial penalties over his alleged election interference activities.

Guardian Corrections: When Major News Outlets Err

The Guardian's latest corrections roundup reveals significant errors in reporting, from misidentified locations to factual inaccuracies in high-profile stories. Discover what the newspaper got wrong and how they're setting the record straight.

Labour bets Farage's media blitz will backfire

Labour strategists believe Nigel Farage's constant media presence will backfire as voters tire of his controversial statements. Internal polling suggests the novelty is already wearing thin.

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