Keep Clean Despite Dirty Politics: Activist's Advice
A political activist shares how to thrive in politics by staying clean, while other letters discuss the overuse of 'perfect', a Yorkshire pie specialty, and concerns over devolution.
Category : Westminster
Private equity must be curbed in children's services
Private equity firms control £24.4bn of public spending, risking vulnerable people in children's homes and care services. The Guardian calls for tighter regulations.
Police Guard England Hotel as Mexican Fans Try to Disrupt Sleep
Police protected England's hotel in Mexico City as Mexican fans gathered with loudspeakers and horns to disrupt players' sleep before the World Cup round-of-16 match.
England rugby thrashing puts Borthwick under pressure
England's 45-21 defeat to South Africa marks fifth straight Test loss, raising doubts about Steve Borthwick's project ahead of must-win Fiji match.
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Anthony Kasozi obituary: Leadership coach dies at 65
Anthony Kasozi, a leadership coach and consultant known for his calm, insightful approach, has died of cancer aged 65. He worked with the Red Cross, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and others.
Calls for killing Trump at Khamenei's funeral in Tehran
At the funeral of assassinated Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, mourners called for killing Donald Trump, with large crowds and militant displays underscoring Iran's resolve.
Two missing men found dead in car hidden by undergrowth
William Hutchinson, 31, and Stuart Tallis, 27, were found deceased in a blue Peugeot 106 off the A584 in Lancashire, ten days after they disappeared.
Weather chaos disrupts Trump's July 4 speech on America's 250th
Lightning, rain and extreme heat forced a two-hour evacuation before Trump's July 4 speech, which he compared to D-Day. The event featured 850,000 fireworks, potentially record-breaking.
Prince Harry to travel UK alone after Meghan pulls out
Prince Harry will visit the UK alone after Meghan Markle and their children pulled out due to refused police protection, sparking fan support for his family-first decision.
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Farage accused of breaking MP rules over secret funding
Nigel Farage faces fresh accusations he broke MPs' rules by failing to declare financial benefits from convicted criminal George Cottrell, who supplied staffing, security and housing.
Drug crime in London surges 32%: Brent worst hit
Drug crime in London rose 32% in 2025 to 54,642 offences. Brent recorded the highest number (2,846, up 62%), while Islington saw the fastest increase (75%). Westminster had the second-highest drug crime rate in England and Wales.
July 5, 2026 Horoscope: Star Sign Predictions
Mars in Gemini aligns with Pluto in Aquarius, bringing adaptability. Sagittarius, Scorpio, Libra: leave your comfort zone. Find all signs' horoscopes for July 5, 2026.
Man, 62, arrested for 1998 murder of teen Donna Keogh
A 62-year-old man has been arrested in Manchester on suspicion of murdering Donna Keogh, 17, who vanished from Middlesbrough in 1998. A second suspect was previously arrested in Leeds.
Guardian Corrections: July 3, 2026
The Guardian published corrections on July 3, 2026, fixing errors in previous articles, including a misattributed quote and an incorrect statistic.
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Two dead in Michigan mall shooting, suspect at large
Two people were killed and one injured in a shooting at a mall in Michigan on Friday. The suspect remains at large.
Starmer warns Burnham over diplomacy time
Keir Starmer warns Andy Burnham that diplomacy remains essential despite calls to focus on domestic issues, amid a row over foreign trips.
Third Teen Charged in Melbourne Stabbing Death
A third teenager has been charged with murder after 15-year-old Darweish Mohamed was found fatally stabbed outside a Melbourne hospital. Two others face charges.
Minns: Labor must 'climb Everest' amid One Nation rise
Chris Minns warns Labor must 'climb Everest' to retain power amid rising One Nation threat, announces $12bn train manufacturing plan at NSW Labor conference.
Cape Verde Exit World Cup with Heads Held High After Brave 3-2 Loss
Cape Verde coach Bubista praises his team's dignity and courage after a 3-2 extra-time defeat to Argentina, marking their first World Cup appearance with pride.
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Celtic Nations Brace for UK Breakup if Reform Wins
The rise of Nigel Farage and Reform UK has prompted political leaders in Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales to plan for the potential breakup of the United Kingdom, fearing constitutional turmoil.
Esther Freud: Life's too short to take offence
Novelist Esther Freud reflects on grief, her parents' deaths four days apart, and the lesson that life is too short to take offence.
Trump attacks 'communist menace' at Mount Rushmore
Donald Trump kicked off America's 250th birthday weekend with a partisan attack on the 'communist menace' during a speech at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.
Trump attacks communism at Mount Rushmore for July 4th
Donald Trump kicked off America's 250th birthday weekend at Mount Rushmore with a partisan attack on the 'communist menace', casting progressives as enemies of July 4th.
America's Self-Destruction: A 250-Year Crisis
America is destroying itself, a crisis rooted in its revolutionary origins of greed and mob violence, now culminating in Trump's nostalgia-driven politics and historical amnesia.
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Starmer: Labour Can Win Next Election Under Burnham
Keir Starmer says Labour should win the next election under likely successor Andy Burnham, citing his achievements in stabilising the economy and cutting child poverty.
Greening: Burnham can succeed on levelling up
Justine Greening argues Andy Burnham's 'good growth' plan can deliver real devolution, unlike Johnson's top-down approach, by empowering local partnerships and reforming the Treasury.
Mixed feelings on July Fourth: birthday with US 250th
Americans born on July 4 express conflicted emotions as the US marks its 250th anniversary amid political turmoil, with many feeling the celebration has been co-opted by Trump.
Millions mourn Ali Khamenei at Tehran funeral
Up to 30 million expected at six-day funeral for former Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, killed in US-Israeli airstrike. Crowds chant 'Death to America' and 'Death to Israel'.
DC July 4 parade canceled due to extreme heat
Washington DC's Independence Day parade was canceled due to extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 102F. The National Weather Service issued a warning as the heat wave disrupted celebrations.
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Burnham to end No 10 ‘boys club’ briefings: Powell
Deputy Labour leader Lucy Powell says Andy Burnham will end the ‘boys club’ culture of factional briefings at No 10 that silenced critics and disproportionately targeted women.
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