Three men from Derry have been found not guilty of the murder of journalist Lyra McKee, who was killed in 2019 while observing rioting in the Creggan area. The verdict was described as 'heartbreaking' by her friends.
New York State Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani gave a speech marking the US 250th birthday, highlighting progressive values and calling for unity.
Millions of Iranians prepare for the six-day funeral of supreme leader Ali Khamenei, killed in a US-Israeli attack in February, as the regime projects resilience and resistance.
Fifty-six Labor branches call for repeal of anti-protest laws; Chris Minns expected to announce train manufacturing plan in Hunter region at state conference.
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Shabir Ahmed, 73, leader of the Rochdale grooming gang, freed from prison despite being deemed a high risk of sexual offending in 2023. Victim Amber expresses fear and lack of support.
Andy Burnham's unusual media approach, avoiding questions after speeches and using social media, is defended by allies as a new way of communicating, not dodging scrutiny.
Hounslow Council failed a mother and her disabled children for nearly two years, leaving them in leaky temporary accommodation. The Ombudsman ordered a £1,100 payout and apology.
Haruun Hassan, 22, was stabbed on a night bus near Heathrow, collapsed near a McDonald's, and died at the scene on the A4. Police have launched an investigation.
Jeffery Smerer, 45, sentenced to life without parole for murdering his 17-year-old son Kayleb and attempting to kill two other children in a 2025 shooting.
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Mayor Sadiq Khan will decide on the Phoenix Academy redevelopment in White City after Hammersmith and Fulham Council rejected the 307-home plan in April.
Hillingdon Council proposes raising petition signature thresholds from 20 to 50 for local issues and 100 to 500 for borough-wide issues, removing automatic hearings. Residents call it undemocratic.
Sony's decision to end physical game releases by 2028 is irreversible as its main disc factory in Austria is being retooled to produce optical microlenses, with €30 million investment.
Donald Trump has again criticised NATO allies' defence spending, citing US contributions of $999 billion vs UK's £90.5 billion, ahead of a summit in Ankara.
A man in his 20s and a 16-year-old boy were stabbed on George Street, Croydon. Both are in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect remains at large.
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One million people face a hosepipe ban from July 10 as Southern Water enforces restrictions amid critically low river levels and a third heatwave.
Gary Poland, who drove Axel Rudakubana to the Hart Space studio and waited 50 minutes to call 999, has had his taxi licence revoked by Sefton Council.
Corrections to recent Guardian articles: cocktail quote misattributed, Orson Welles film direction error, and other amendments including Ukraine war briefing, US supreme court ruling, and minimum wage changes.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announces crackdown on 'birth tourism' after Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, despite such births being less than 1% of US babies.
Yorgen Fenech, heir to a property empire, is on trial for the 2017 murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, with prosecutors alleging he paid €150,000 for three hitmen to carry out the bombing.
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Elie Mystal argues that three key reforms to rein in the US Supreme Court's power are constitutional and necessary, addressing decisions on voting rights, immigration, and birthright citizenship.
China accuses Japan of 'reckless militarism' after PM Takaichi's Taiwan comments, imposing export controls. Trade interdependence may prevent escalation, with APEC meeting eyed for rapprochement.
Trump dedicated a $450M library to Theodore Roosevelt, riding a 'Freedom250 train' and speaking with a hologram, drawing comparisons but ignoring environmental legacy.
AI companies face growing scrutiny for potential criminal activities, including data theft and copyright infringement, raising questions about accountability.
China's new ethnic unity law, effective June 1, 2024, is criticized by rights groups and Taiwan for eroding minority rights and enabling overseas targeting of dissidents.
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Shada Islam mourns her mother Abeeda, recognizing the privilege of grieving amid wars in Gaza and Sudan where rituals are impossible.
The Senate has passed legislation to reinstate human oversight to an aged care algorithm that has frequently under-assessed elderly Australians, leaving them without adequate care.
A thinktank paper backed by Andy Burnham calls for mayors to control social care, childcare, and skills, marking a shift from Whitehall.
A US-UK medicine deal, struck by Starmer and Trump, will cost the NHS £44.7bn over a decade and cause 229,000 excess deaths, according to a BMJ analysis, undermining democratic scrutiny.
Andy Burnham's proposal for a 'No 10 North' in Manchester draws mixed reactions: some praise devolution, others question cost and regional focus.
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Andy Burnham's plan to move parts of Whitehall to Manchester's Ancoats district wins praise but faces logistical challenges, with a disused retail park site earmarked for the new No 10 North.
