Victoria's new violence reduction unit, inspired by Scotland's successful public health approach, embeds youth workers in hospitals and schools. However, its future is uncertain in an election year with punitive rhetoric.
Brigid Delaney explores how AI might enable a post-work future, drawing on Epicurus, Marx, Keynes, and Fisher to question if we can find meaning without labor.
The Met Police will enforce a 'zero tolerance' policy on hate crime during Pride in London, with over one million attendees expected and a heavy police presence.
A watchdog has found the CCRC must urgently improve its investigations to avoid a repeat of failings such as those in the Andrew Malkinson case, one of the worst miscarriages of justice in British legal history.
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Poll shows rent controls and wealth taxes could help Labour retain majority; Burnham urged to embrace cost of living populism to fend off Reform UK.
Spain and France face another heatwave with temperatures up to 44C, after June's extreme heat caused over 2,000 excess deaths. Fights broke out in Paris supermarkets over air-conditioning units.
Analysis reveals the UK-US trade deal diverts billions from NHS services to new medicines, potentially causing over 200,000 excess deaths. Critics say Labour caved to Trump.
Dr Charlie Gardner says the public vastly overestimate net zero costs, which are just £70 per person per year, a bargain for a safer future.
England recorded its hottest June on record in 2026, with a three-day red heat alert. Met Office data shows human-induced climate change made the heatwave more likely and intense.
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Readers argue private equity's leveraged extraction model is dangerous for essential services like care, health, and transport, urging legislation to exclude such firms from public contracts.
Andy Burnham says 'nothing off table' in case of Rochdale grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed, who is set to be released from prison on 2 July despite victims being told in 2012 he would be deported.
Andy Burnham has set out radical economic plans for Britain, focusing on devolution and nationalisation. Neal Lawson from Mainstream explains the thinking behind the blueprint.
England's education secretary Bridget Phillipson is expected to cap academy trust executive salaries at £174,000 and limit future increases to teacher pay awards, targeting nearly 100 CEOs earning over £200,000.
Welsh Water's not-for-profit status since 2001 has not outperformed private peers on bills or spills, highlighting that ownership alone doesn't fix utility woes.
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The AFL is under scrutiny after a Four Corners episode revealed the youngest CTE diagnosis in Nick Lowden, aged 23, and a coroner's report on Shane Tuck's suicide linked to CTE, raising questions about the league's responsibility and the sport's safety.
Andy Burnham, likely next UK PM, will face foreign policy crises dominated by Trump and Putin, despite preferring domestic issues, warns Guardian columnist Rafael Behr.
Trump's second term policies, from housing veto to trade wars, disproportionately harm his base as housing costs soar and energy prices rise, analysis finds.
Keir Starmer was forced on the defensive at PMQs over his defence investment plan, which critics say leaves his successor £4.7bn short, as Kemi Badenoch accused him of a 'weak' plan.
Andy Burnham outlines plans for devolution, public ownership of utilities, and ending trickle-down economics in a speech in Manchester, positioning himself as a transformative leader.
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The EU and China have agreed to three months of talks to address a €360bn trade deficit, aiming to avoid a trade war after weeks of threats.
Australian theatre industry faces dire straits as two major touring musicals and a $20m opera are cancelled in a week, prompting calls for federal tax reform to save the sector.
Offenders who kill current or ex-partners face a new minimum sentence of 25 years, up from 15 years, following a campaign by mothers of victims.
Andy Burnham looks to Clement Attlee's postwar nationalisation of 20% of the economy as a model for state ownership amid UK debt challenges.
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood unveils asylum reforms including a £10,000 cost for seekers and faster safe routes, facing criticism from charities and internal Labour tensions.
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The Trump administration is prioritizing religious freedom in health policy, potentially affecting reproductive health, LGBTQ+ care, and vaccine mandates, critics warn.
Italian MEP Cristina Guarda says delegation denied access to cells at Gjadër detention centre, where six suicide attempts have occurred since mid-May.
Google search activity shows Andy Burnham has not put upward pressure on UK borrowing costs, says Prof Costas Milas, countering bond vigilante fears.
Ealing Council's new four-year plan includes tackling climate crisis, delivering 20-minute neighbourhoods, and cracking down on antisocial behaviour, with nine missions across three themes.
A fifth of new rough sleepers in London had last been in asylum accommodation, with numbers up 10% year-on-year, Chain data reveals.
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Lewis Hamilton said Ferrari's underwhelming Austrian GP was a reality check after his Spain win. George Russell won from pole; Hamilton finished 5th, dropping to 3rd in standings.
