ECHR Questions UK on Shamima Begum Citizenship
The European Court of Human Rights has intervened in the case of Shamima Begum, questioning the UK's 2019 decision to strip her citizenship. Read the latest developments.
Category : Politics
Economic Crisis Sparks Major Protests Across Iran
Widespread protests erupt in Iran as currency collapse and soaring inflation push citizens into the streets. Students, traders, and demonstrators demand political change. Read the latest developments.
King's Christmas Message Most Watched Show on Christmas Day
The King's Christmas broadcast drew nearly 7 million viewers after airing across multiple channels. Meanwhile, Guardian readers share witty letters on bird apps, signs, and more.
Reparations Debate: Who Should Pay for Colonial Wrongs?
The UK's reparations debate faces practical hurdles over funding and scope. Critics argue it must target inherited colonial wealth and include India's vast claims.
Judge Sees Vindictive Prosecution Evidence in US Immigration Case
A US judge has unsealed documents suggesting a Salvadoran man's prosecution for human smuggling may be retaliation for a wrongful deportation. Read the latest on the high-profile case.
UK charities face funding crisis and rising demand
Britain's voluntary sector is struggling with a severe financial crunch, rising costs, and falling donations as demand for services soars. Can Labour's 'covenant' offer a lifeline?
Court Allows Medicaid Defunding of Planned Parenthood
A US appeals court has permitted a Trump-era provision to strip Medicaid funding from Planned Parenthood in 22 states, a move critics call a 'back-door abortion ban'. Explore the legal battle and its impact on reproductive healthcare access.
Trump halts Minnesota childcare cash in fraud row
Donald Trump suspends federal childcare funding to Minnesota, alleging widespread fraud. He targets Governor Tim Walz and Rep. Ilhan Omar in a racist tirade. Full story on the political fallout.
Murder charge after fatal Willesden car collision
A man has been charged with murder after a fatal collision in north west London that killed 34-year-old Ruben Nunes. Get the latest updates on this tragic case.
Man charged with murder after fatal Willesden collision
A 29-year-old man has been charged with murder following a fatal incident where a car struck pedestrians in north west London. Police have upgraded the initial charge.
Comedian's bag stolen in 'Beckham' style London restaurant theft
Comedian Cally Beaton's bag was stolen from under her chair in a Marylebone restaurant by two thieves using a coordinated 'football' manoeuvre. Watch the CCTV footage and see the police appeal.
Iranian protesters storm governor's office amid economic crisis
Protests over Iran's plummeting currency and soaring inflation enter a fourth day, with demonstrators attempting to storm a government building. Authorities offer dialogue as economic pressure mounts.
Double stabbing in Lambeth, police seek witnesses
A 19-year-old and a 31-year-old were stabbed in separate attacks in Lambeth. Police are appealing for witnesses and information following the incident on December 30.
Oldham grooming inquiry to probe police and council failings
A national inquiry will investigate how authorities in Oldham failed child sexual exploitation victims for years, amid concerns over race and far-right backlash. Read the full investigation.
Meet Georgia's youngest state legislator, 21-year-old Democrat
Muhammad Akbar Ali, 21, becomes Georgia's youngest state legislator after winning a runoff. Discover his journey, policy focus, and vision for a diverse Atlanta suburb.
GMP Failures Let Suspect Attempt Murder After Abuse
Exclusive: A grooming gang suspect, not investigated due to police errors, later tried to kill his wife. Key evidence in a 2006 Oldham child rape case was destroyed.
5 Million+ Epstein Pages Under Review, Straining DoJ
The US Justice Department is reviewing over 5 million pages of Jeffrey Epstein files, a massive effort pulling resources from other cases. Documents reveal earlier FBI alerts. Read the latest.
Israel bans 37 Gaza aid agencies, risking catastrophe
Israel orders 37 NGOs to cease Gaza operations, threatening vital services. Experts warn of 'catastrophic' consequences for humanitarian crisis. Read the full analysis.
New British passport with King's coat of arms in circulation
The Home Office launches the 'most secure ever' British passport, featuring King Charles III's coat of arms and UK beauty spots. Discover the new anti-forgery technology.
Plymouth Wetherspoons sexual assault and attack: police appeal
A man was sexually assaulted and punched on a Wetherspoons dance floor in Plymouth. Police have released an image of a man they wish to identify. Witnesses urged to come forward.
Finland seizes ship over Baltic Sea cable damage
Finnish authorities detain cargo vessel suspected of damaging a vital undersea telecoms cable between Helsinki and Tallinn. The incident raises security concerns in the strategically sensitive Baltic Sea.
Brooklyn Beckham missing from dad David's year-end tribute
Sir David Beckham's New Year's Instagram post thanked his 'amazing children' but notably excluded eldest son Brooklyn, highlighting the ongoing family rift. Explore the details of the feud.
Turkey detains 120+ ISIS suspects ahead of New Year
Turkish police have detained more than 120 suspected Islamic State militants in raids across 25 provinces. Authorities warn of plots targeting New Year celebrations. Read the latest security updates.
Comedian Denied US Entry Over Anti-Trump Social Media
Comedian Dom Joly says his US travel authorisation was rejected due to critical posts about Donald Trump. The incident highlights new fears over US border controls and social media screening.
France Plans Social Media Ban for Under-15s from 2026
France is set to introduce a social media ban for children under 15 from September 2026. The draft bill, championed by President Macron, aims to protect teens from online risks. Read the full details.
Romanian villagers on frontline of Ukraine war
Residents of Plauru, Romania, live in fear as Russian drones target Ukrainian ports across the Danube. A Guardian report reveals the psychological toll and isolation of NATO's eastern edge.
2005 Cabinet Papers Revealed Pandemic Warnings to Howard Govt
Newly released cabinet papers show Australian officials in 2005 warned of school closures and border shutdowns in a flu pandemic, foreshadowing the Covid-19 response. Read the full story.
Secret 2005 Push for MP Lifetime Pensions Exposed
Newly released cabinet papers from 2005 expose a controversial proposal for lifetime pensions for MPs, spearheaded by Philip Ruddock. Explore the details and political fallout.
Six Challenges Shaping Australian Politics in 2026
A look at the six major factors, from inflation to infighting, that will define the political landscape for PM Albanese and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley in the crucial year ahead. Discover the key tests for both leaders.
Women's Global Resistance: From Rojava to Iceland
Amid global threats to women's rights, feminist resistance is flourishing in unexpected places like Syria's Rojava and Iceland. Discover how grassroots movements are pushing back.
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