Trump: UK dancing in streets over Burnham North Sea oil
Donald Trump says people in 'poverty-stricken' Scotland are 'dancing in the streets' as Andy Burnham prepares to become PM, pledging to open North Sea oil fields.
Donald Trump says people in 'poverty-stricken' Scotland are 'dancing in the streets' as Andy Burnham prepares to become PM, pledging to open North Sea oil fields.
A man in his 20s was stabbed on Powis Street in Woolwich on July 18. Police are appealing for witnesses after the victim was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Jason Donovan has announced the death of his father, Terence Donovan, aged 90, who co-starred with him on Neighbours. The actor died peacefully in Melbourne.
Ian Beale begins saying goodbye to Walford in next week's EastEnders as he accepts a guilty plea. A final drink with family ends with him questioning Lauren's secret.
Johnson & Johnson case has 2,147 registered claimants, not 7,000. Meta Ray-Bans lack facial recognition. Chris Packham show CGI, not AI; hyrax ancestors survived asteroid.
Donald Trump made multiple false or misleading claims in a primetime address about election threats, including unsubstantiated assertions on China hacking voter files and Venezuela manipulating voting machines.
Paul Pelosi, husband of Nancy Pelosi, faces a misdemeanor hit-and-run charge for allegedly crashing into a parked vehicle and leaving the scene in Yountville, California on July 3.
Police found the wreckage of a boat that sank in San Francisco Bay, identified Tondra Madruga as the second victim, and continue searching for two missing people.
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Donald Trump's Iran war is a limitless fiasco, damaging the US and global stability, argues Simon Tisdall. His reckless leadership, not Iran, is the true threat.
Israel's defence and finance ministers announced plans for three illegal settlements in Gaza and over $400m in funding to expand West Bank construction, violating the Trump ceasefire deal.
Incoming PM Andy Burnham faces urgent challenges from cost of living to US relations, advised by Sue Gray's 'shit list' of immediate fires.
David Weaver says incoming PM Andy Burnham has historic chance to change race discourse that deflects from class inequalities, as Black Britons face identity questioning and pessimism.
Trump's resumption of strikes on Iran less than a month after a ceasefire could harm Republican midterm chances and lead to a forever war, analysts say.
Thousands of Americans are expected to protest this weekend against ICE violence, voter suppression, and AI datacenter construction, issues likely to define the midterm elections.
Andy Burnham is examining proposals to overhaul gas standing charges and make heat pumps cheaper than boilers, potentially cutting household energy bills by £130 a year.
Keir Starmer, outgoing PM, jokes about cookery and hedge-cutting but allies expect an international role, possibly Nato secretary general, citing his foreign policy success.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Nelson Mandela Day speech highlights Mandela's universal solidarity, urging action against injustice and hypocrisy in today's world.
Columnist Arwa Mahdawi argues Trump's primetime speech on election integrity is a calculated attempt to undermine future elections, laying groundwork for interference in midterms.
A federal appeals court ruled New Jersey's bans on assault firearms and large-capacity magazines unconstitutional, the first such ruling by an appeals court, as the Supreme Court prepares to consider similar bans.
Jens Spahn resigned as CDU chair after he and his husband used a surrogate mother in the US, contradicting his previous opposition and party policy banning surrogacy in Germany.
Casualty spoilers reveal Dylan Keogh's fate after a car crash, with the consultant surviving but facing addiction struggles and a strained relationship with son Matty.
A man in his 80s is fighting for life after being hit by a car in Croydon. A 60-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and failing to stop.
Rutland, England's smallest county, will be abolished under the biggest government shake-up in 50 years, with its council replaced by a larger authority serving around 500,000 residents.
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with raping a woman on Parkland Walk in Haringey and with attempted rape days earlier in Canonbury.
Joel Marshall flees Walford after realizing no one wants him around, but Ross catches up and pleads for him to stay. Teens later trick and humiliate him.
Falklands resident Michael Poole describes peaceful island life, refutes political rhetoric, and says football should stay out of politics after Argentina's World Cup banner.
Corrections to Guardian articles: Risilience predicts 14.3% drop in agriculture after El Niño; Go-Betweens image misidentified; other amendments listed.
Marco Rubio and Stephen Miller led a conference on political violence, focusing solely on leftwing activism, calling leftists 'enemies of civilization' and announcing new visa restrictions.
US Soccer CEO JT Batson says the federation will 'take a break' before deciding on Mauricio Pochettino's future and filling the vacant sporting director role after Matt Crocker's exit.