Trump announces Greenland security deal with Denmark
Trump says Greenland security agreement with Denmark is 'historic', will come at no cost to the US, and includes a military build-up.
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Nine EU countries can pause EES rollout for rest of 2026
Nine Schengen countries, including France and Germany, can pause full EES rollout until end of 2026, as EU addresses operational challenges.
Teens jailed for McDonald's stabbing death of 17-year-old
Two teenagers were jailed for manslaughter after stabbing 17-year-old Yeray Sanchez Morales outside McDonald's in south-east London, then posting photos of bloodied hands online.
Man hid father's body in wardrobe to claim pension
A 25-year-old man in Spain hid his father's body in a wardrobe for 18 months to keep claiming his pension. He now faces up to two years in prison.
Labour abstains on London mansion tax motion, Reform claims betrayal
Reform UK's motion condemning the mansion tax passed after Labour abstained. Reform AM Alex Wilson accuses PM Andy Burnham of treating London as a 'cash cow'.
Tasmania reviews AI in parole after Neill-Fraser error
Tasmania's justice department will review AI use in parole decisions after a 'concerning' error in Susan Neill-Fraser's case, where a parole condition was deemed invalid due to non-existent case law.
Ed Sheeran's Tour Sparks Culture War Over Gaza Politics
Ed Sheeran's Loop tour faces backlash after dropping Macklemore over Gaza remarks, leading to a culture war and support acts pulling out.
Germany's Democracy Defense: Constrain AfD, Don't Ban It
Germany should neither ban nor embrace the AfD but constrain it legally and fight it politically, argues Timothy Garton Ash, as the far-right party eyes state power.
NSW Liberals pledge to freeze gun buyback if elected
NSW opposition leader Kellie Sloane pledges to freeze the gun buyback scheme and unwind firearm caps if elected, drawing criticism from police minister Yasmin Catley.
NSW council without mayor after election tie-break bungle
Clarence Valley Council is without a mayor after a bungled tie-break draw wrongly declared Peter Johnstone elected, before he resigned.
Five Great Reads: AI doom, firefighting women, and Kylie
This week's essential reads: AI extinction warnings, Indonesia's all-female fire crew, Naomi Klein on end-times fascists, Australian school assault crisis, and Kylie's 25-year hit.
Corrections: M&S cocktails, Vuong novel, Netflix's Perfect Lie
The Guardian corrects errors: canned cocktails not M&S brand, Vuong's novel is 'The Emperor of Gladness', and Netflix's 'The Perfect Lie' is set in Bergen, Netherlands.
Putin mocked for PC struggles during online vote
Putin's awkward computer use during Russia's online Duma vote sparked mockery. Meanwhile, a UK intelligence source warns of 'stealth mobilisation' and Poland's Tusk flags drone threats.
Labor's Migration Dilemma: Cassidy and McCrone Analyse
Barrie Cassidy and Jessie McCrone examine Labor's migration reforms, One Nation's influence, and Victorian election prospects.
Israeli Election Could Be Its Last, Voters Warn as Netanyahu Seeks Return
Israel's 27 October election may be its most consequential ever, with voters fearing a Netanyahu victory could end democracy and accelerate West Bank annexation.
NAZA directors face treason charges; press groups warn Israel
Israeli politicians threaten NAZA filmmakers with citizenship stripping for treason, while press groups warn against targeting journalists. The documentary exposes military AI targeting systems.
Palace rebuts Spencer claim over Diana remark
Buckingham Palace has issued a rare, strong rebuttal to Earl Spencer's claim that King Charles said 'we'll forget her soon enough' after Diana's death.
BBC cash reserves hit lowest level in a decade after 66% slump
BBC public service cash reserves fell 66% to £125m, the lowest in a decade, as the corporation spends hundreds of millions to fund cuts and digital shift.
Ex-Brookside star arrested in Spain over £13.6m fraud
Former Brookside actor Philip Foster, 51, has been arrested in Spain and faces extradition to the UK over a £13.6 million modelling scam that targeted over 6,000 victims.
Heathrow Tests Flawed, Says Hillingdon Council
Hillingdon Council criticizes UK government's four Heathrow expansion tests for lacking fail criteria, calls for fifth community impact test.
Wandsworth's 94% council tax hike slammed as 'cruel'
Wandsworth Council's proposed 94% council tax rise, adding £958 to Band D bills, has been condemned as 'cruel' by Labour amid a £215m budget gap.
Kraft's Macklemore Crackdown Backfires Badly
Billionaire Robert Kraft's demand to remove Macklemore from Ed Sheeran's tour backfired, as opening acts and band members withdrew in solidarity, amplifying pro-Palestinian voices.
Westminster demands 50% share of Mayor's tourism tax
Westminster Council leader Paul Swaddle petitions for at least half of Mayor Sadiq Khan's proposed tourism tax revenue to be shared with boroughs, citing £115m annual costs.
City of London may challenge 'unfair' Fair Funding cuts
City of London Corporation explores legal challenge and appeal over Fair Funding grant cuts, citing £70m deficit and unfair formula.
Woman clears £8k debt with 40p Tesco pate diet
Lauren Finn cleared £8,000 debt in eight months by eating 40p Tesco pate and bread, but the diet made her jump from size 12 to size 20.
Katie Price Divorce From Lee Andrews Hits Snag Over £37M Claim
Katie Price's divorce from Lee Andrews faces delays under English law, with a 12-month marriage minimum and questions over his alleged £37m fortune complicating proceedings.
Badenoch orders legal challenge to Wandsworth cuts
Kemi Badenoch says the Conservative Party has instructed lawyers to challenge government funding cuts to Wandsworth Council, which she claims amount to 40 per cent and force a 94 per cent council tax rise.
Lib Dem Rob Blackie launches 2028 London Mayor bid
Rob Blackie, who came third in the 2024 London Mayor race, launches his campaign for the Lib Dem nomination again, citing the Mayor's failures on rents and crime.
Icac: ex-councillor denies message linked to Nassif work
Former Strathfield Labor councillor Sharangan Maheswaran told Icac a message about damaging NSW minister David Elliott was not linked to work for developer Jean Nassif, denying wrongdoing.
Jobseekers face AI rejection bias, campaign demands transparency
A marketing professional with 16 years' experience claims AI-driven hiring rejected her within hours, sparking a campaign against automated discrimination in UK recruitment.
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