Guardian corrects report on Israeli jail detention
The Guardian issues a correction after an Israeli NGO clarified a Palestinian teenager was released from Rakefet jail in October. Read the full clarification and contact details.
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Family mourn 'beautiful' Katie Fox, 34, stabbed in Birmingham
The family of Katie Fox pay tribute after she was fatally stabbed at a Birmingham bus stop. A 21-year-old man has been charged with her murder. Police appeal for witnesses.
Oklahoma execution controversy: Brother confessed to murder
Tremane Wood faces execution in Oklahoma for a murder his brother confessed to. With clemency recommended but governor approval pending, his case highlights legal controversies.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove dies at 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, a lifelong campaigner for victims' rights inspired by her husband's murder, has died aged 63. Read about her enduring legacy.
Downing Street crisis ahead of perilous budget
Downing Street plunged into self-made crisis as allies brief against Wes Streeting ahead of critical budget. Labour MPs furious over leadership speculation.
West Bank settler violence surges, 1,001 Palestinians killed
Masked Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian villages, destroying property and injuring four. UN reports 260 attacks in October alone amid growing international concern over escalating violence.
Starmer under pressure to sack chief of staff
Keir Starmer faces growing calls to dismiss Morgan McSweeney after orchestrated briefings against Wes Streeting backfire, weakening the PM's position.
Paedophile rammed by police in dramatic court-dodge chase
Luke Jarrett led police on a dangerous chase, reaching 64mph, to avoid his first court appearance for possessing hundreds of indecent child images. Read the full story of his dramatic capture and sentencing.
Farage's political future: Following Meloni's path?
Analysis explores whether Nigel Farage could emulate Giorgia Meloni's journey from far-right politics to mainstream leadership by embracing European cooperation. Read the political comparison.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove Dies at 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner who campaigned tirelessly for victims' rights after her husband's murder, has died aged 63. Read her powerful story.
Family tribute to Katie Fox after Birmingham stabbing
The family of Katie Fox, fatally stabbed in Birmingham city centre, pay emotional tribute to their 'special and gentle daughter'. A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder.
Beijing Court Rules on Journalist Dong's Espionage Appeal
Beijing court decides appeal of journalist Dong Yuyu, jailed for 7 years on espionage charges. Case draws international criticism and raises press freedom concerns in China.
Former AOC aide aims to transform Trump's ballroom
Saikat Chakrabarti, running for Nancy Pelosi's seat, proposes turning Trump's gilded ballroom into a museum on corruption and authoritarianism. Discover his anti-corruption agenda.
London pizzeria loses licence after police row
A West London pizzeria has its licence revoked after 3am alcohol breaches, aggressive staff, and links to organised crime. Discover the full story behind the council's decision.
Johnson swears in Democrat after Epstein vote standoff
House Speaker Mike Johnson ends 7-week blockade of Democrat Adelita Grijalva, clearing path for explosive Epstein files vote. Read the full story.
Potential successors to Keir Starmer as Labour leader
Rumours of a leadership challenge against PM Keir Starmer intensify. Explore the top 5 contenders, including Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham, and the Labour rules for a coup.
Boxer in court over five animal cruelty offences
Former heavyweight boxer Alexander Warren denies five animal cruelty charges following a MyLondon investigation into a series of cat deaths across South London. Read the full story.
Ukraine's EU bid faces political hurdles despite progress
Ukraine pushes for EU membership by 2030, but political opposition and budgetary concerns create significant obstacles. Will Europe's geopolitical imperative overcome enlargement fears?
Starmer's leadership crisis deepens for Labour
Keir Starmer faces mounting leadership challenges as Labour's popularity plummets. Discover why changing leaders could backfire spectacularly for the troubled party.
Victims' Commissioner Helen Newlove Dies
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, has passed away. A passionate campaigner, her legacy transformed support for crime victims. Read her remarkable story.
Police hunt after Tube station sexual assault
British Transport Police are hunting a man after a woman was sexually assaulted at Gants Hill Tube station. They have released an E-fit image and are urging the public to help.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove Dies Aged 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, has died aged 63. A passionate advocate for victims' rights, she campaigned tirelessly after her husband's murder. Read her powerful story.
Boy, 5, dies after Sidcup golf centre wall collapse
A five-year-old boy has tragically died after a wall collapsed at Family Golf in Sidcup. A six-year-old girl was also injured. Police investigation underway.
North Darfur aid collapses as 90,000 flee violence
Aid operations in North Darfur are on the brink of collapse following the RSF's capture of El Fasher, with 90,000 displaced and malnutrition at staggering levels. Urgent international action is needed.
Trump asks Israel to pardon Netanyahu in corruption case
Donald Trump has written to Israeli President Isaac Herzog, calling for a full pardon for Benjamin Netanyahu in his ongoing corruption trial. Discover the details and the official response.
DWP: Ignore letter and your payments could stop
The DWP urges millions on legacy benefits not to ignore their 'managed migration' letter. Act now to apply for Universal Credit and avoid payment interruptions.
Global Snapshot: A World in Pictures
From the haunting rubble of Syria's civil war to stunning auroras over the US and political drama in London. Explore the powerful images defining our world today.
Starmer denies authorising attacks on Wes Streeting
Sir Keir Starmer has stated he 'never authorised attacks' on Health Secretary Wes Streeting following coup allegations. Read the latest from Westminster.
Hemp provision jeopardises US spending bill
A last-minute hemp ban in the US funding bill causes Republican dissent, threatening to derail efforts to end the government shutdown. Key industry figures react.
Men plead guilty to murder of Michael Beaton in Greenock
Two men have pleaded guilty to the murder of Michael Beaton in a violent Greenock attack. Discover the full story and the police response to this tragic case.
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