Earl Spencer accuses King Charles of 'gaslighting' in memoir row
Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, accuses King Charles of 'gaslighting' over Palace's response to his memoir claims, and compares Harry and Meghan's media treatment to Diana's.
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Trump AI Regulation and Midterm Ballot Ruling Explained
Guardian Australia's podcast examines political appetite for AI guardrails, a Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballots, and Trump's comments on Irish reunification.
The Populist: Pauline Hanson's One Nation and Nationalism (13.09.2026)
The Populist, a new four-part podcast, explores Pauline Hanson's One Nation and the global rise of rightwing nationalist and anti-immigration politics, launching tomorrow.
Teen charged with murder over Sydney drone-linked shooting
An 18-year-old allegedly operating a drone was charged with murder over the fatal shooting of Joshua Macdonald, 40, in Sydney's west, in a suspected mistaken identity attack.
How 9/11 Changed the World: 25 Years Later
25 years on, the 9/11 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people continue to shape global geopolitics and conflicts, says the Guardian's Jason Burke.
Trump's Global Right Influence: AfD Win, Polygraphs
AfD's state election landslide in Germany draws parallels to MAGA, as Trump's influence on global right movements is examined in Guardian Australia's podcast, alongside White House polygraph tests and George Clooney's criticism.
Australia's digital duty of care bill: 'global reckoning' for big tech
Australia's digital duty of care bill will force tech giants to protect users or face fines over $100m, says PM Albanese and minister Anika Wells, marking a 'global reckoning'.
Farage admits donation row 'looks bad' but denies breach
Nigel Farage concedes the overseas donation scandal 'looks bad' for Reform UK but insists no foreign money breached electoral law, as Met police weigh investigation.
US Envoys Land in Moscow to Revive Ukraine Peace Talks
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow Saturday to revive Ukraine peace talks, with a 72-hour strike pause ordered by Putin.
Yemen clashes kill 60 as Houthis push west coast offensive
At least 60 killed in Yemen as Houthi offensive against government forces escalates on the west coast, including six civilians in a missile strike on a bus in Taiz.
EU to Discuss Response to Leipzig Drone Attack
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas calls Russia's Leipzig airport drone attack 'state-sponsored terrorism' as EU ministers meet in Ireland to discuss response.
Lib Dems urge ban on sex offenders buying smart glasses
The Liberal Democrats have urged the government to ban convicted sex offenders from buying smart glasses to prevent covert filming of women, citing safety and privacy concerns.
No Russia Economic Relief Until Ukraine War Ends, Says US
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at G20 talks that no economic relief is possible until the war in Ukraine ends, as UK doubles sanctions penalties.
Hanson Backs Nuclear and Coal in Victoria
Pauline Hanson urges two nuclear reactors on Australia's east coast and continued coal-fired power, diverging from One Nation's official $6.8bn single-reactor policy.
Russia plans massive strikes on Ukraine energy after warehouse toll hits 38
Russia's defence ministry says it is preparing large-scale attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, as the death toll from a warehouse strike rises to 38, making it the deadliest attack of the year.
41 Australians missing in Nepal floods: what we know
At least 41 Australians are among nearly 2,500 people missing after catastrophic flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border, with families desperately seeking information.
Ukraine downs 258 drones, 7 missiles in Russian attack
Ukraine's military shot down 258 drones and seven ballistic missiles during a massive Russian attack on civilian infrastructure, while a car bomb killed a Russian serviceman in St Petersburg.
Bank Holiday Rail Strikes and Weather Disrupt Travel Plans
East Midlands Railway faces strike action over safety disputes, causing significant disruption to London services over the bank holiday weekend, with unsettled weather also forecast.
Heathrow expansion threatens medieval barn
Campaigners warn England's largest surviving medieval barn could be 'shaken to pieces' by vibrations from Heathrow's proposed third runway expansion.
Canada-US trade talks collapse: negotiation with Trump futile
The collapse of Canada-US trade negotiations signals that dialogue with the Trump administration is futile, as Washington prioritises its own interests over shared economic ground, observers say.
Trump, Carney blame each other as US-Canada trade war escalates
US President Donald Trump and Canadian PM Mark Carney trade blame after talks collapse, with 50% tariffs on $20bn of Canadian goods now in force.
Trump in Canada: Tariff Backdown After Trade Deal Progress
Donald Trump announced a tariff backdown during a visit to Canada, citing substantial progress on a new trade deal. The move follows intense negotiations and signals a potential resolution to ongoing trade tensions between the two nations.
Minnesota sues Texas to extradite ICE agent in shooting
Minnesota's attorney general sued Texas Governor Greg Abbott to force extradition of ICE agent Christian Castro, charged with shooting a man in Minneapolis and lying about it.
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.
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.
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.
Zuckerberg's AI Vision Criticized: Use Your Brain
Meta's Zuckerberg pushes 'superintelligent' AI for all, but critics say we already have a personal agent: our brains. Letters also debate Neet labels, climate diets, and assisted dying.
Ukraine proposes mutual halt to Black Sea ship attacks
Ukraine has proposed a deal for both sides to halt attacks on civilian ships in the Black Sea, aiming to reopen a crucial grain corridor, Reuters reports.
Residents fight West Drayton tip closure, cite transparency
Residents urge Hillingdon Council to reverse West Drayton tip closure, citing lack of consultation, impact on vulnerable people, and potential fly-tipping increase.
Termtime Holidays: Teachers' Families Also Affected
Teachers also face high holiday costs and may take termtime breaks; research shows family holiday absences don't harm academic achievement.
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