Greens Divided on Makerfield Byelection Strategy Against Burnham
The Green party is internally divided over how hard to challenge Andy Burnham in the Makerfield byelection, with some fearing a Reform UK win and others pushing for a full campaign.
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Farage in New Row Over House Purchase Funding
Nigel Farage is under investigation for not declaring a £5m gift. Accounts suggest his reality TV fee may not have funded his house purchase as claimed.
Makerfield Byelection: Burnham's Test for Labour
The Makerfield byelection is a crucial test for Andy Burnham and Labour, as polls show a tight race against Reform. Winning could prove Burnham's new direction, while losing may signal deeper electoral troubles.
London Stabbing of Journalist Ordered by Iran Proxy
Pouria Zeraati, an Iran International journalist, was stabbed in London in a planned attack ordered by a third party acting for Iran, a court heard. Two men deny charges.
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145,000 US children separated from parents since Trump ICE surge
A Brookings Institution study estimates over 145,000 US citizen children have had a parent detained by ICE since Trump's second term, with 36% under age six.
National Conversation Survey Aims to Bridge Social Divides
A new online survey, the National Conversation, seeks to understand how people feel about community and cohesion, building on the Independent Commission's first report.
Modi's Austerity Call Signals End of Neoliberal Era in Asia
Narendra Modi urges Indians to cut consumption amid Iran war, highlighting fragility of globalisation and return of strategic economic management in Asia.
Tech Firms Face Tough UK Rules on Intimate Image Abuse
New UK regulations will require tech companies to take stronger action against intimate image abuse, with fines for non-compliance.
Burnham Challenges Starmer in Makerfield Byelection
Andy Burnham promises to change Labour and win back lost voters, setting up a leadership battle with Keir Starmer as the Makerfield byelection approaches.
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No Special Re-Entry Deal for UK, EU Officials Warn
Former EU Brexit officials warn Britain cannot rejoin on special terms, as Labour figures discuss future EU membership. Hard-headed negotiations expected.
US Confirms American Ebola Case, New Travel Screening
US health officials confirm an American contracted Ebola in the DRC and announce enhanced screening for travelers from affected regions to protect US citizens.
Corrections and Clarifications: May 18, 2026
The Guardian issues corrections for errors in recent articles, including a misattributed quote and an incorrect date. Read the full clarifications.
ICE Officer Charged for Shooting Venezuelan Man in Minnesota
Federal ICE officer Christian Castro faces assault charges for shooting Venezuelan Julio Sosa-Celis during Trump's immigration crackdown in Minnesota. State prosecutors challenge federal immunity.
Jewish Man Attacked in Golders Green Hate Crime
A Jewish man in his 20s was assaulted by a group of men in Golders Green, north London, in an early morning attack treated as an antisemitic hate crime. Police are investigating.
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Trump Admin Plans to Repeal PFAS Drinking Water Limits
The Trump administration proposes to rescind Biden-era limits on four PFAS chemicals and delay standards for two others, sparking health concerns.
NYT Sues Pentagon Again Over Press Restrictions
The New York Times has filed a second lawsuit against the Pentagon, arguing that its policy requiring journalists to have official escorts on Pentagon grounds is unconstitutional and retaliatory.
Trump Postpones Iran Attack, Cites New Proposal
President Trump says a planned military strike on Iran is paused for negotiations. Iran reportedly offers nuclear concessions and reopening of Hormuz strait.
UK Targets Shops Laundering Criminal Cash with New Unit
A new £20m NCA unit will target UK businesses used to launder £1bn yearly, including vape stores, barbers, and sweet shops, amid high street crime concerns.
Jury Rules for Altman and OpenAI in Musk Case
A federal jury found Sam Altman and OpenAI not liable for Elon Musk's claims of breaking a founding contract, dealing a major blow to Musk's lawsuit.
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Five Dead in San Diego Mosque Shooting Hate Crime
Three people killed at Islamic Center of San Diego; two teenage suspects dead from self-inflicted wounds. FBI investigates as hate crime.
Who Is Afraid of Tax Reforms in the Budget?
The budget's tax reforms spark debate: who truly fears them? An analysis of the political and economic implications for the UK.
One in Three UK Students Fear AI Civil Unrest
A King's College London poll finds 34% of university students think AI job losses will cause social unrest, with 77% using AI frequently. Only 24% of the public view AI positively.
Ex-PFA Finance Director Banned Over Charity Failures
Darren Wilson, former PFA finance director, banned for four years after Charity Commission found serious mismanagement, conflicts of interest, and poor financial controls at the players' charity.
UK Urges Freeing Fertiliser Supplies to Avert Food Crisis
Yvette Cooper warns of global food crisis as Iran conflict blocks fertiliser shipments through Strait of Hormuz, urging immediate action to prevent hunger.
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Labor Budget Myths: Death Tax, Startups, Rent Spike
Analysis debunks false claims about Labor's budget, including a death tax, startup funding cuts, and a rent spike. The facts show a different story.
Mark Fuhrman, OJ Simpson Detective, Dies at 72
Mark Fuhrman, the former LAPD detective convicted of perjury for lying about racial slurs during the OJ Simpson trial, has died in Idaho at age 72.
Trump's Taiwan Remarks Give China Leverage
Donald Trump's comments on Taiwan arms sales as a 'negotiating chip' have been exploited by Chinese state media, causing unease in Taipei and deepening political divisions.
Pelosi Endorses Connie Chan for House Seat
Nancy Pelosi endorsed San Francisco supervisor Connie Chan to succeed her in Congress, praising her as the best prepared candidate amid a tight primary race.
Trump Says Iran Attack Postponed for Talks
President Trump says he called off a planned attack on Iran at Gulf states' request to continue talks, but warns he is ready for a large-scale assault if no deal is reached.
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Five Dead in San Diego Mosque Shooting, Suspects Among Them
A shooting at a mosque in San Diego left five dead, including two suspects. The incident is under investigation.
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