Guardian Weekly: Trump, Iran, AI Ethics in 10 July Issue
The 10 July Guardian Weekly covers Trump's divisive 250th anniversary address, Iran mourning supreme leader, AI ethics at DeepMind, and more.
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Trump's Nato summit combative stance raises Ukraine concerns
US President Trump is in combative mood at the Nato summit in Ankara, with divisions over Russia's war in Ukraine, defence spending, and the US-Israel war in Iran, as Zelenskyy rallies European allies against an unreliable US.
Le Pen to run for 2027 presidency despite embezzlement conviction
Marine Le Pen confirms candidacy for 2027 French presidential election after Paris appeals court reduces her public office ban, allowing her to run while she appeals embezzlement conviction.
Le Pen's 2027 Candidacy: A Trumpian Gamble
Marine Le Pen announces 2027 presidential bid despite embezzlement conviction, adopting a Trumpian strategy that threatens democratic norms and makes her the frontrunner.
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DNA evidence ties Tyler Robinson to Charlie Kirk killing
Utah prosecutors presented DNA evidence linking Tyler Robinson to the killing of Charlie Kirk. FBI testing found Robinson's DNA on a screwdriver and towel from the crime scene.
Egypt FA blasts refereeing in World Cup loss to Argentina
Egypt's FA questioned the fairness of their 3-2 World Cup loss to Argentina, citing controversial VAR decisions and a denied penalty for Mohamed Salah.
Farage resigns as MP, Count Binface to challenge him in by-election
Nigel Farage's resignation as MP to run in a by-election may backfire as Count Binface, with 4-1 odds from bookmakers, emerges as his main rival amid scandals.
Man found dead in Hammersmith, death not suspicious
A man in his 50s was pronounced dead on Gwendwr Road in Hammersmith after police and paramedics responded to welfare concerns at 5.40am on July 6. The death is not treated as suspicious.
King pardons last woman hanged in Britain, Ruth Ellis
King Charles has pardoned Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in Britain for murdering her lover in 1955, replacing her death sentence with life imprisonment.
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Hammersmith Bridge: £128m needed for pedestrian and cyclist access
Hammersmith Bridge requires up to £128m for essential repairs to remain open to pedestrians and cyclists, as the council bids for government funding.
Husband murdered wife and staged suicide in control case
Michael Thompson, 56, was found guilty of murdering his estranged wife Kimberley Thompson, 43, and staging her death as suicide. He faces life in prison.
Elder Scrolls 6 may not launch before 2029
Bloomberg's Jason Schreier says The Elder Scrolls 6 is at least two to three years away, making a 2028 release optimistic, as Bethesda faces layoffs.
Emmerdale clue reveals Doctor Todd's killer location
A flashforward in Emmerdale shows Doctor Caitlin Todd's murder. Hidden floorboard clues suggest she dies at Jacobs Fold, narrowing suspect list to Mackenzie, Charity, or Noah.
Coronation Street next week: Hospital dash, murder confession
Betsy Swain is rushed to hospital after being found unconscious; Sarah Platt confesses to killing Theo; Cassie Plummer faces blackmail from Tyrone's dad Ross.
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Emmerdale: Gabby and Billy's romance sparks Dawn's jealousy
Gabby Thomas and Billy Fletcher begin a secret romance in Emmerdale, but Dawn Taylor's jealousy threatens her relationship with Joe Tate as their wedding looms.
Games Inbox: Will Sony U-turn on PS5 digital-only?
Readers debate whether Sony will reverse its all-digital push for PS5, blame Rockstar for GTA 6 influence, and discuss Xbox's return to 'ShooterBox' identity.
July 8, 2026 Horoscope: Moon-Venus Link Brings Lightness
The Moon in Aries aligns with Venus on July 8, 2026, bringing lightness and joy. Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius enjoy heightened charisma. Aries should embrace leisure; Taurus needs rest.
Corrections: Car crash deaths and Cabourn obituary
Correction: 400 extra road deaths annually by 2040 due to car size, not 2,600. Also, Nigel Cabourn's jacket model was US4, not SV4.
Trump Admits Lobbying FIFA; High Earners Use Home Scheme
Donald Trump admits lobbying FIFA to rescind a red card for USA's top scorer. Data shows high earners benefit from first home buyer scheme. Research links heat to youth mental health risks.
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Which Tricky Relationship Question for Albanese?
Cartoonist explores the awkward relationship questions facing Australian PM Anthony Albanese, highlighting political tensions and public curiosity.
USA crash out of World Cup 4-1 to Belgium in last-16
The US men's national team suffered a 4-1 defeat to Belgium in the World Cup last-16, ending their tournament after a red-card controversy overshadowed their campaign.
Le Pen's political future at stake with electoral ban ruling
Marine Le Pen will learn on Tuesday if a Paris appeals court overturns a five-year ban from public office for embezzling EU funds, potentially barring her from the 2027 presidential election.
Burnham Must Tackle Child Poverty and Political Sleaze
Andy Burnham faces multiple crises as he enters No 10, including child poverty and political donations. Success hinges on his first 100 days.
Nato summit: Trump pressures allies on defence spending
Nato leaders gather in Ankara as Donald Trump demands allies increase defence spending to 5% of GDP, with tensions over Iran and Greenland straining relations.
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WiseTech shares rise after Richard White resigns as chair
WiseTech shares surged 8.1% after Richard White resigned as executive chair, denying allegations of sexual exploitation. He remains chief innovation officer and board director.
China Missile Test Sparks Regional Condemnation
China's short-notice missile test in the Pacific drew condemnation from the US, Australia, and Pacific nations, who accuse Beijing of destabilizing the region amid concerns over military expansion.
The Last One for the Road review: tragicomedy of ageing boozers
Francesco Sossai's tragicomedy follows two middle-aged drunkards and a lovelorn student on a road trip to Venice, blending depression and humour in a shaggy-dog tale.
Ex-McCarthy aide warns Democrats of leftwing pressure
John Leganski, former aide to Kevin McCarthy, predicts Democratic leaders will face tactics from the left similar to the far-right's that ousted McCarthy, citing primary wins by democratic socialists.
EU rejects suspending biometric border controls
The EU has refused to suspend new fingerprinting and facial recognition border controls, the Entry/Exit System (EES), despite admitting 20 'difficult spots' with queue chaos at airports.
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Belgium Celebrates World Cup Win Over USA, Burns Flag
Belgium fans burned an American flag after a 4-1 World Cup win over the USA, with the victory seen as a slap in the face for Trump and Infantino.
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