Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces Freedom removal as bill drafted
The City of London Corporation is drafting a bill to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of his Freedom of the City, reversing its earlier stance that it could not be done.
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Daily Horoscope: July 24, 2026 - Moon Opposes Uranus
The Moon in Sagittarius opposes Uranus, creating a tense but transformative energy. Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius face intense revelations. Venus-Mercury alignment aids communication.
Turkish governor fired over tight cycling shorts
Turkish governor Mehmet Fatih Cicekli was removed from his post after photos of him in tight cycling shorts went viral, sparking debate over attire and cultural norms.
Todd, Summer Exit Coronation Street With Bombshell Money Reveal
Todd and Summer announce their departure from Weatherfield for Thailand, but Todd reveals he gave Theo's life insurance money to his kids, leaving Christina and George in financial trouble.
Guardian Corrections: Keegan Tribute Errors Fixed
Corrections to Kevin Keegan tribute misstated Newcastle United's league finishes; also corrected Liverpool's 1975-76 UEFA Cup victory opponent.
Labor's practical policies, Epstein scout dead, AusAlert test
Labor expands paid placements; Epstein scout found dead; AusAlert test Monday; military learns analog navigation; Reserve Bank quiz.
US Congress disapproval hits 86% as shifts emerge
86% of Americans disapprove of Congress, a record high. This summer, House Democrats voted to withhold Israel aid, progressive primaries surge, and GOP faces change after Graham's death and McConnell's health scare.
Trump scoffs at 'affordability' at Georgia rally
Trump dismissed 'affordability' as a political term at a Georgia rally, while promoting tax-free investment accounts for children and defending his economic record amid low approval ratings.
Europe dismisses Kemi Badenoch at its peril
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch's pledge to quit the ECHR threatens the entire post-Brexit relationship with the EU, including the Good Friday agreement and Gibraltar deal, warns Simon Nixon.
London is one of the safest megacities, crime data shows
London mayor Sadiq Khan says new Met police data shows 35,000 fewer neighbourhood crimes and a 36% drop in Westminster, urging tourists to ignore disinformation.
Fairness is the enemy: sport no longer ends on field
From Fifa overturning a red card to FIA disqualifying a driver for a headset violation, sport results are increasingly challenged off the field, undermining fairness.
Passport Rankings Show Global Travel Inequality
Passport power varies widely globally, with some offering visa-free access to over 190 countries while others allow entry to just three. The gap reflects geopolitical shifts and inequalities.
NT minister's pole flip claim criticized by experts
NT minister Robyn Cahill says using groundwater could prevent Earth's magnetic poles flipping; experts call claim scientifically inaccurate.
Husic breaks ranks with Labor on gas tax and Gaza
Outspoken Labor MP Ed Husic says the party is 'allergic to dissent' as he backs a gas export tax and more criticism of Israel's Gaza conduct at the national conference.
Anton Jäger’s Hyperpolitics: Guide to Strange Political Age
Anton Jäger’s book 'Hyperpolitics' diagnoses our era of intense politicization without results. The 32-year-old Marxist scholar explains why movements surge but fail to achieve change.
Warren Accuses Barclays of 'Failure' on Staley-Epstein Ties
Senator Elizabeth Warren demands answers from Barclays over its 'apparent failure' to investigate former CEO Jes Staley's decades-long ties to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Kavanaugh becomes Trump's top enabler on supreme court
Brett Kavanaugh's opinions offer Trump workarounds on ICE, tariffs, and birthright citizenship, despite a 76% support rating on Trump cases.
Cottrell's Money Laundering Book Satirized by Guardian Sketch
Guardian's John Crace imagines George Cottrell's satirical book on money laundering, highlighting AML failures and political finance issues.
House passes war powers resolution on Iran again
The US House passed a war powers resolution directing Trump to withdraw from Iran conflict, 214-208, largely symbolic as Democrats lack enforcement levers.
Venice Film Festival takes aim at Murdoch and Musk
Danny Boyle's 'Ink' about Rupert Murdoch's Sun acquisition and Alex Gibney's 'Musk' documentary highlight Venice 2026, with only one female director in competition.
Could I endure a frigid Canberra winter? Not in my wildest, electric dreams
Brigid Delaney recounts her struggle with Canberra's harsh winter, from electric blanket fears to flannel sheets, and the elaborate rituals locals use to stay warm.
Letters: Iran crisis not solely a product of Trump's rule
Readers argue that focusing on Trump's defects risks making war appear as an aberration rather than a recurring feature of American power.
Musk admits he got 'carried away' with Trump
Elon Musk confesses he became too involved in politics during his alliance with Donald Trump, but maintains controversial stances on immigration, AI, and the future of work.
5.0-Magnitude Quake Hits Texas Panhandle, Strongest Since 1900
A 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck the Texas panhandle early Thursday, the strongest since 1900, with no injuries or deaths reported. Epicenter near Spearman.
Burnham pauses early prisoner release scheme
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has paused the early prisoner release scheme due to start in September, ordering an urgent review to minimize public risk.
London Stadium deal costs taxpayers £19m a year
City Hall loses £19m annually from the 99-year London Stadium deal signed by Boris Johnson in 2013, with no break clause for the GLA.
London not 'dystopian hellhole' says Khan as crime falls
Sadiq Khan rejects claims London is a 'dystopian hellhole' as crime stats show phone theft down 50%, murder at record low, and neighbourhood offences down 14%.
Woman and teenage girl die in Essex sandbank tide incident
A woman in her 40s and a teenage girl died after the tide came in while a group was on a sandbank near West Mersea, Essex. A third person is in hospital in serious condition.
Parents petition for crossings after teen killed in Lewisham
Over 500 residents back a petition for pedestrian crossings on Manor Lane, Lee, after 16-year-old Theo Seward died in a crash. Parents hand petition to Lewisham Council.
Sadiq Khan refuses TfL funding for Albert Bridge repair
Mayor Sadiq Khan rules out TfL help for Albert Bridge's £8.5m repair, saying TfL cannot take on the financial burden of a bridge it does not own.
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