Corrections: Paul Smith Loss, BBC Documentary Title
The Guardian corrects Paul Smith's pre-tax loss to £16.7m and renames BBC documentary to Mums v Big Pharma.
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Trump claims firefighters pulled him to safety at Ground Zero
Donald Trump again claims he was pulled to safety by firefighters at Ground Zero after 9/11, but a former FDNY deputy chief says he never saw him there.
Trump's renaming spree: New Mexico to New America
Trump proposes renaming New Mexico as New America amid high diesel prices and a prolonged Iran war, continuing his trend of geographic rebranding.
Hastie warns One Nation of 'costly' fight over claims
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie threatens One Nation's Pauline Hanson and James Ashby with a 'costly' fight over 'traitor' claims, vowing to defend his war service.
Neo-Nazi party ban 'authoritarian', high court hears
The White Australia party challenged its ban in the high court, arguing the law breaches the implied freedom of political communication and is 'authoritarian in nature'.
King Charles: Harry and Meghan remain private citizens
King Charles has formally reminded the Duke and Duchess of Sussex they remain private citizens and will not resume royal duties, despite their recent return to the UK.
Met Police sergeant sacked for inappropriate touching
Acting Sgt Rachel Bright has been dismissed from the Met Police after a misconduct panel found she committed gross misconduct by inappropriately touching a woman in a Clapham bar in 2022.
Bureaucrats seek ban on sharing parliament clips online
Australia's top bureaucrats want to ban edited parliament hearing clips on social media, citing ridicule and abuse, but Greens warn it could reduce transparency.
Trump's Hair Appears Darker in New Photos, Sparking Reactions
New photos show Donald Trump with noticeably darker hair, prompting criticism and jokes online. The president has not addressed the change, instead posting AI images on Truth Social.
US envoys leave Kyiv without breakthrough on ending war
US envoys Witkoff and Kushner held 'encouraging' talks in Kyiv but made no breakthrough, as Zelenskyy seeks 'serious volumes' of winter support.
Robinson parents fly to Mexico for trial; Labor urged on lobbying
Parents of slain Australian surfers Callum and Jake Robinson fly to Mexico for the aggravated homicide trial; Labor faces pressure to tighten lobbying rules.
Sir Andrew Nicol obituary: judge in Depp case dies at 75
Sir Andrew Nicol, high court judge in the 2020 Johnny Depp libel case, has died aged 75. He championed civil liberties as a barrister and helped found Doughty Street Chambers.
Zelenskyy Links Kyiv Airport Strikes to US Envoy Visit
Zelenskyy says Russian strikes on Kyiv and Boryspil airports were a reaction to US envoys' visit. Talks in Moscow yield no change in Putin's demands.
Egyptian TV presenter among 12 sentenced to death for drug crime
An Egyptian court sentenced TV presenter Sarah Khalifa and 11 others to death for drug trafficking and manufacturing, seizing over 750kg of narcotics.
Three jailed for 68 years for machete murder of father
Three men were jailed for life (minimum 68 years combined) for stabbing Gregory Catillo Volquez, 36, 22 times and beating him with a crutch in Haringey, London.
Judge allows Pentagon to fire Stars and Stripes journalists
A federal judge declined to block the Pentagon from firing Stars and Stripes journalists, ruling their dismissal likely does not violate First Amendment rights.
Zelenskyy Proposes Air Truce as US Envoys Head to Kyiv
Zelenskyy offers air truce as US envoys Witkoff and Kushner visit Moscow then Kyiv. SBU HQ hit by drone, Air Tanzania suspends Moscow flights, Odesa attack kills one.
Mamdani Makes 9/11 Remembrance Day in NYC Amid Petition
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani signs executive orders making 9/11 a Day of Remembrance and Service, despite a 98,000-signature petition seeking his exclusion from the 25th anniversary memorial.
Zack Polanski to quit Assembly if elected MP
Zack Polanski will step down from the London Assembly if elected MP for Holborn and St Pancras, the LDRS has learned.
UK ministers reject Milei's Falklands sovereignty claim
British ministers have rejected Argentina's renewed claim to the Falklands, saying the islands remain British and the islanders' right to self-determination is absolute.
Caruana Galizia murder acquittal sparks outrage in Malta
Yorgen Fenech acquitted of complicity in Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder, sparking protests and fears for press freedom in Malta and Europe.
NT govt hits back after justice experts walk out over ignored advice
NT attorney general says no more 'coddling criminals' after seven experts suspend participation in justice partnership, citing ignored advice and lack of genuine dialogue.
Trump's 250th Anniversary Arch Faces Lawsuit as Work Nears
Excavation for Trump's 250-ft gilded arch in DC begins in two weeks, despite a lawsuit and criticism over disrupted sightlines.
El Niño Threat, Bond Jitters, Steinem Dies at 92
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology warns this El Niño could be the strongest on record, as global bond markets face turmoil and feminist icon Gloria Steinem dies aged 92.
Israeli forces kill two Palestinian teens in West Bank
Israeli forces shot dead two Palestinian teenagers in al-Mughayyir, and troops razed a village near Hebron, as settler violence escalates across the occupied West Bank.
Sánchez: No evidence Morocco behind Ceuta border breach
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez tells parliament there is no evidence Morocco planned the mass Ceuta border breach, despite a police report alleging border forces aided 70,000 crossings.
Macron and Burnham meet as UK-France step up small boat patrols
UK and France deploy more police on French coast to stop 'mega dinghies' as Macron meets Burnham at No 10; crossings lowest since 2019 but boats larger.
Sánchez Faces Parliament Over Ceuta Crisis
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez addresses parliament on the Ceuta migration crisis, facing protests and a leaked police report on border policy.
Epstein survivors urge Leon Black to face House panel
More than a dozen Epstein abuse survivors urge billionaire Leon Black to comply with House subpoenas and appear for Thursday's deposition, citing his NDAs and ties to Epstein.
Sydney man pleads for more Nepal aid as parents missing
A Sydney student whose parents are missing in Nepal fears Australia is losing interest in the flood disaster and pleads for more government help as suffering is described as 'unfathomable'.
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