Starmer: Labour's economic plan will take years
PM Keir Starmer hits back at budget critics, insisting Rachel Reeves was right to impose £26bn tax rises. Labour promises long-term economic renewal plan.
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Starmer's Budget Plan for UK Economic Renewal
PM Keir Starmer defends his autumn budget, outlining a long-term strategy for growth through deregulation, welfare reform, and closer EU trade ties. Read the full analysis.
Starmer's Budget: Welfare Reform & Economic Growth
PM Keir Starmer defends Budget decisions, outlining welfare system reforms and a £250bn industrial strategy to boost growth and lower living costs for Britons.
Four Charged in International Child Abuse Ring
NSW Police uncover an international satanic child sex abuse material ring, charging four Sydney men. Learn the shocking details of the investigation.
Guardian Corrections: Lord Paul and Helsing Updates
The Guardian has published corrections regarding Lord Paul's committee role and the location of a Helsing defence facility. Discover the full details and how to submit editorial complaints.
Police bodycam footage shows Blair Witch-style jump scare
Real bodycam footage from the Met Police shows an officer's terrifying encounter in a dark basement, leading to the arrest of a convicted drug dealer. Watch the viral video.
Greens push 25% gas tax as property prices hit $889k
Australian Greens demand 25% tax on gas exports while opposing new fields. Property prices surge to $889k median, overwhelming interest rate benefits. Government urges AI content labelling.
Your Party's Liverpool conference exposes deep rifts
Your Party's founding conference in Liverpool descended into acrimony, revealing tensions between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana. Will internal conflicts hinder this new left-wing force?
Lineker clashes with Robinson over family video
Gary Lineker hits back at far-right activist Tommy Robinson after he shared footage of the presenter walking with his daughter-in-law in Mexico. Read the full story.
Granddad back in UK after Florida pool case
Mark Gibbon returns to Buckinghamshire after pleading guilty to battery in Florida pool incident involving daughter-in-law. Read the full story.
Andrew Windsor knew of Epstein behaviour, victim says
New allegations reveal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor knew Jeffrey Epstein had been 'inappropriate' with women before introducing actress to financier. Read the full investigation.
Ella Baron's Party Conference Name Cartoon Satire
Cartoonist Ella Baron's latest work brilliantly satirises UK party conference culture through imaginative delegate names. Discover the political commentary behind the humour.
Pope Leo Calls for Peace in Lebanon Speech
Pope Leo XIV addresses Lebanese leaders, urging peace as highest priority. Read his powerful message about resilience and regional stability in our exclusive coverage.
Your Party votes on name amid internal divisions
Jeremy Corbyn's new left-wing party, Your Party, confirms its name after a member vote while facing significant internal conflicts over leadership structure and expulsions.
Inside Your Party's chaotic first conference in Liverpool
An inside look at the dramatic first conference for the new Your Party in Liverpool, featuring internal splits, leadership decisions, and the ongoing tension between co-founders Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana. Discover the key moments that defined the we
Children of Immigrants Echo Shabana Mahmood's Views
Rev Dr Michael Fox recalls a surprising school interview from 20 years ago where children of immigrants expressed hardline immigration views, foreshadowing the current stance of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.
Pope Leo XIV's Peace Plea in Beirut
Pope Leo XIV delivers a powerful speech in Beirut, urging Lebanon's leaders to prioritise peace amidst regional conflict and Israeli airstrikes. Read his urgent message.
Reeves denies lying about budget as Badenoch seeks resignation
Chancellor Rachel Reeves insists she was honest about budget forecasts amid Conservative calls for her resignation over tax rise justifications. Full analysis.
20ft naked statue returns to Wigan after ban
Wigan's controversial 20ft golden statue is back for Christmas after locals campaigned for its return. The Roman gladiator figure had been removed following council complaints.
Noem: Shooting Suspect Radicalised in US Despite Trump Asylum
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem claims Washington DC shooting suspect was radicalised in America while blaming activist judges over deportation flights.
Chancellor defends Budget comments in headroom dispute
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends her Budget approach as opposition claims she misled public about fiscal headroom. Get the latest on the £4.2bn surplus debate.
Alabama teen's voting map selected over professionals
An 18-year-old student's late-night dorm room project became Alabama's official voting map, beating professional cartographers in a landmark court decision that empowers citizen participation.
Ukraine Peace Deal Remains Elusive Despite Diplomacy
Recent diplomatic efforts to end Russia's war in Ukraine face obstacles as Putin demands territory surrender. Guardian analysis explains why peace remains distant.
Honduras Election: Tight Race Amid Trump Threats
Hondurans vote in crucial election with three candidates neck-and-neck as Donald Trump threatens to cut US aid if his preferred candidate loses. Follow the latest developments.
Mass Madrid Protest Demands PM Sánchez Resign
Tens of thousands rally in Madrid demanding Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's resignation over corruption allegations involving his family and administration. Pressure mounts on Spanish government.
Squeezed Middle Class Threatens Labour's Support
Middle-income families face growing financial pressure as tax freezes and economic uncertainty create voter anxiety. Could this be Labour's undoing?
Lawyers condemn plan to slash jury trials
More than 100 barristers warn government plans to restrict jury trials are an 'irremediable error' that could increase miscarriages of justice and undermine public trust.
Police media strategy failed in Hannah Clarke case
Documents reveal controversial police comments about Hannah Clarke's murder were part of a botched media strategy. Read the full investigation into Queensland police failures.
Netanyahu seeks pardon before conviction
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu requests a historic pardon, arguing his trial damages national interest. With Trump's backing, the decision puts President Herzog in a difficult position. Read the full analysis.
Lawsuit Demands EPA Ban Antibiotics on US Crops
Health groups petition the US EPA to ban spraying antibiotics on food crops, citing superbug risks and 35,000 annual resistance deaths. Urgent action needed.
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