Top House Democrats Oppose Cut to Israel Military Aid
House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries calls amendment to halt $3.3bn in Israel military aid 'overly broad', as party faces voter backlash over Israel support.
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Darline Graham sworn in to finish late brother's Senate term
Darline Graham, sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, was appointed by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster to fill the remainder of his term, taking office on Tuesday.
Emmerdale's Kev faces past as Steve arrives
Emmerdale's Kev Townsend is shocked by the arrival of Steve, a figure from his past who could destroy his new life with son Lewis.
Orgies, films, rent, and Junior ISAs: readers have their say
Metro readers respond to Olivia Wilde's comments on orgies, question 'best films' lists, argue rent controls need more housing, and call for Junior ISA reforms.
Council workers cut down England flags before semi-final
Two council workers were caught on camera cutting down a St George's flag from a balcony in Portsmouth ahead of England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina, sparking a police theft report.
Man found dead in suitcase during teddy bear hunt
Dale Mundell, 34, was discovered in a suitcase at Borstal Recreation Ground, Kent, during a nursery fundraiser. Two men charged with murder.
Marchpower Cooling Blanket Now 24% Off on Amazon
Amazon slashes price of Marchpower cooling blanket by 24% to £29.99, offering relief for hot sleepers with breathable fabric and moisture-wicking technology.
Young man killed in Hackney park stabbing
A young man in his 20s was fatally stabbed in Hackney Downs Park on Monday afternoon, opposite a school. Police have made no arrests and are investigating.
Ealing Council fined over 14-month B&B stay for disabled mum
Ealing Council breached legal limits by housing a disabled pregnant mother and her child in a B&B for 14 months, far exceeding the 6-week maximum. The Ombudsman ordered £6,150 compensation.
Renters Rights Act: Landlords insurance guide
The Renters Rights Act introduces new insurance requirements for landlords, affecting policies and tenant protections. Learn key changes and compliance tips.
British couple killed in Spanish wildfires, DNA tests ongoing
British couple Pete and Fran Gillam confirmed dead in Spanish wildfires that killed 13. Authorities use DNA to identify victims amid climate chaos, officials say.
C of E's £100m slavery plan faces legal challenge
The Church of England faces a legal challenge over its £100m Project Spire reparative justice fund, as the General Synod hears of 'vile abuse' against staff.
Mahmood offers Farage security meeting after Widdecombe death
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood has offered Nigel Farage a meeting with the Home Office's Ravec unit after the death of Reform UK spokesperson Ann Widdecombe, insisting all MPs are treated equally on security.
Worcester Park Tennis Club seeks £35k for court resurfacing
Worcester Park Tennis Club, a 105-year-old community hub, needs £35,000 to resurface its dangerous courts or risks closing, affecting 100 young players.
Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash Leave Pickle Cottage Timeline
Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash are reportedly leaving their forever home Pickle Cottage for a fresh start. Here's a timeline of their relationship from 2010 to 2026.
Lindsey Graham dies at 71: anti-Trump turned Trump ally
Senator Lindsey Graham died aged 71. He evolved from a vocal Trump critic to a staunch ally, illustrating the Republican party's transformation under Trump.
Corrections and clarifications: Compass error corrected
The Guardian corrects an error describing Compass as 'Labour-affiliated'; it is open to all progressive supporters since 2011. Other corrections include Top Boy actor cleared, El Niño risks, and more.
Two men die rescuing children at County Durham beach
Two men died after entering the water at Seaton Carew beach, Hartlepool, to rescue two children, who were confirmed safe. Police urge caution against open water swimming.
Khanna Accuses IDF of Lying Over West Bank Detention
US Rep. Ro Khanna accused the IDF of lying about his detention by armed settlers and soldiers in the West Bank, calling the incident unprecedented.
McConnell reveals fall led to hospitalization
Mitch McConnell says a fall caused his hospitalization, undergoing tests. He remains in rehab, breaking weeks of silence amid health speculation.
UK invests £250m to protect Jewish communities
The UK Home Office will spend £250m over three years to add 500 police officers in Jewish neighbourhoods across England and Wales following a surge in antisemitic violence.
Zelenskyy replaces PM, Svyrydenko tipped for US envoy
Yulia Svyrydenko steps down as Ukraine's PM, likely to become ambassador to the US. Zelenskyy announces law enforcement changes. Ukrainian drone strikes cripple Russian shipping in the Sea of Azov.
Louvre heist mastermind wanted bigger haul, thieves say
Alleged thieves in the €88m Louvre heist told judges the mastermind was disappointed with the haul, claiming they could have taken more, and detailed the burglary.
Blizzard, black ice, broken bus: nightmare trip to New York
A woman recounts her disastrous trip to New York with her mother, involving flight cancellations, a broken-down bus, black ice fall, and hotel chaos after a blizzard.
Britain's Ungovernability Crisis: Leadership Churn and Voter Impatience
Britain faces its seventh PM in a decade as Andy Beckett analyzes instability, voter impatience, and electoral reform prospects.
Afternoon Update: Monday's Key News
Today's top stories: major political shift, economic data release, and a significant environmental ruling. Stay informed with our concise afternoon update.
Guardian Removes Article for Unspecified Reasons
The Guardian has removed an article from its website, citing editorial reasons, without disclosing specific details about the removal.
The Brexit Effect review: elite essays ignore English nationalism
A collection of essays on Brexit by 43 authors, including lords and baronesses, largely ignores English nationalism, a key driver of the vote, leaving unanswered questions about its legacy.
Sam Neill Dies at 78; Jurassic Park Star Remembered
Sam Neill, known for Jurassic Park, The Piano, and Peaky Blinders, has died at 78. Share your tributes and memories of the celebrated actor.
Andy Burnham's football interventions shape his path to PM
Andy Burnham played key roles in reforming English football's academy system and establishing an independent regulator, shaping his potential premiership.
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