British Jews Need Action Against Antisemitism
Dave Rich argues that tackling antisemitism requires more than policing; it demands confronting extremist ideas and violent incitement normalized in society.
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Antisemitism in UK: National Emergency After Stabbing?
Two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green, sparking debate on whether rising antisemitism is a national emergency and if more security is the solution.
FCC Chair Denies ABC License Review Tied to Kimmel Joke
FCC Chair Brendan Carr says ABC's license renewal order is due to a DEI investigation, not Jimmy Kimmel's joke. Critics call it retaliation.
US Reinstates Gun Show Loophole in Firearm Policy Shift
The US Justice Department rolls back gun restrictions, reinstating the 'gun show loophole' that allows firearm purchases without background checks at gun shows.
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Infantino: Iran Will Play at 2026 World Cup
FIFA President Gianni Infantino confirmed Iran's participation in the 2026 World Cup amid travel disputes, as the federation missed the congress in Vancouver.
1972 Springhill Shootings: Soldiers Lost Control, Inquest Rules
An inquest judge ruled that British soldiers lost control and used unreasonable force in the 1972 Springhill shootings, killing five civilians in Belfast during the Troubles.
Starmer Restores Powers to Ousted Hereditary Peers
Dozens of hereditary peers have been given life peerages, allowing them to return to the House of Lords as part of Keir Starmer's reform efforts.
Democrats Grill Hegseth Over Iran War at Hearing
Senator Jack Reed accused Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of exaggerating US military success in Iran and failing to give Trump an accurate war picture, as protests interrupted the hearing.
Starmer Vows Action on Antisemitism After Golders Green Attack
PM vows to crack down on antisemitic chants as UK terror threat rises to 'severe' after two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green.
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Dems Grill Hegseth on 'Unauthorised' Iran War
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faced tough questions from Democrats who accused him of waging an unauthorised war in Iran, sparking heated debate in Congress.
Partial Gov Shutdown Ends After ICE, DHS Funding Deal
The partial US government shutdown concluded after Republicans and Democrats reached a deal to fund ICE and DHS, ending weeks of political deadlock.
Corrections and Clarifications: April 30, 2026
The Guardian issues corrections for recent articles, including a misreported statistic on London air quality and an error in a political column.
Trump Lifts Whisky Tariffs After King Charles' Visit
President Trump removes all tariffs on Scotch whisky imports in honor of King Charles and Queen Camilla, giving a significant boost to the industry.
Judge Halts Musk's AI Doomsday Talk in OpenAI Trial
Elon Musk's testimony in his lawsuit against OpenAI ended with the judge cutting off his doomsday talk. The trial continues with witnesses revealing private emails and texts.
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Labour Leadership: Starmer's Future and Challengers
As May elections approach, Keir Starmer's leadership faces scrutiny. Angela Rayner, Andy Burnham, Wes Streeting, and Ed Miliband are potential successors.
Met Chief: Polanski's Criticism of Arrest Has 'Chilling Effect'
Met Police chief Mark Rowley criticizes Green Party leader Zack Polanski for sharing a post about the Golders Green terror suspect's arrest, warning it will have a 'chilling effect' on officers.
Supreme Court Voting Rights Ruling: Impact on Midterms
The US Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v Callais guts the Voting Rights Act, allowing states to redraw maps without race-based protections, potentially affecting midterm elections and minority representation.
Starmer Sister-in-Law Recalls Arson Attack Terror
Judith Alexander, sister-in-law of PM Keir Starmer, told a court she feared what might have happened if she hadn't woken during an arson attack on her London home.
Britney Spears Faces DUI Charge for Alcohol and Drugs
Britney Spears was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs in California. The 44-year-old pop star was arrested in March after erratic driving.
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Meta Faces New Mexico Shutdown Over Social Media Harm
New Mexico AG seeks to shut down Meta's social media platforms over alleged harm to children. The state claims Meta violated public nuisance laws.
Brazil Congress Reduces Bolsonaro's Coup Sentence
Brazil's congress overturned Lula's veto, reducing Jair Bolsonaro's prison sentence for attempting a coup from 27 years to 22 years, pending supreme court confirmation.
Last-Minute Surge in No-Fault Evictions Before England Ban
Solicitors report a flood of last-minute section 21 eviction notices ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act ban, while Citizens Advice sees a surge in tenant inquiries.
Hamilton Demands Driver Voice in F1 Rules
Lewis Hamilton urges Formula One to give drivers more say in rule-making, citing flawed regulations and safety concerns, with support from Verstappen and Norris.
Infantino Handshake Stunt Backfires at Fifa Congress
Fifa president Gianni Infantino's attempt to orchestrate a handshake between Palestinian and Israeli delegates backfired when Jibril Rajoub refused, highlighting diplomatic tensions.
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Ex-Spandau Ballet Singer Jailed for Rapes and Assaults
Ross Davidson, former Spandau Ballet lead singer, has been sentenced to 14 years for multiple rapes and sexual assaults against six women between 2013 and 2019.
MPs No Confidence in South East Water Leaders
MPs have declared no confidence in South East Water's leadership after repeated water outages left thousands without supply, citing incompetence and lack of accountability.
Tony Blair Institute Urges Scrapping of Pension Triple Lock
Tony Blair's thinktank urges Labour to scrap the 'unaffordable' triple lock, warning of rising costs due to an ageing population and inflation shocks.
FISA Warrantless Spying Renewal Uncertain in Congress
Congress debates renewal of FISA's warrantless spying powers, with privacy advocates and lawmakers clashing over national security and civil liberties.
FEMA Letter Confirms Katrina Disaster Declaration
A newly released FEMA letter reveals that Hurricane Katrina was officially designated a presidential disaster declaration, sparking renewed debate over federal response.
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Trump Escalates Germany Rift, Threatens Troop Cuts in Europe
Trump attacks Merz, suggests pulling US troops from Spain and Italy; Hegseth exaggerates Iran war; bipartisan bill ends DHS shutdown; states redraw districts after Voting Rights Act ruling.
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