Scotland rue '50/50' penalty calls in Morocco defeat
Scotland manager Steve Clarke believes his team were unlucky not to get a penalty in a 1-0 loss to Morocco, with John McGinn and Scott McTominay involved in strong appeals.
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Brexit Decade On: Five Symbols That Define UK's EU Exit Legacy
Ten years after the referendum, five touchstones—Nissan Sunderland, fishing, blue passports, care home workers, and the City—reveal Brexit's complex legacy.
Jon Snow Defies Alzheimer's in 'A Last Big Story'
Jon Snow's Alzheimer's documentary takes a moving turn when he uncovers a mining disaster on holiday. Plus, Evonne Goolagong's story and more TV picks.
Thatcher Warned of Climate Instability in 1988 Quiz
In 1988, Margaret Thatcher warned of a 'global heat trap' and 'climate instability'. Test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz, including Nile cataracts and Inca language.
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Stanley Chow on his Andy Burnham image: 'Andy nicked it in 10 mins'
Stanley Chow created an illustration of Andy Burnham that became a visual shorthand for the mayor's anti-establishment sentiment, used on billboards, mugs, and in campaigns.
Trump's DC renovation frenzy bewilders locals, visitors
A wave of costly renovations ordered by President Trump, including a $600M White House ballroom and a proposed triumphal arch, is transforming Washington DC, drawing criticism from preservationists and visitors who feel locked out.
US consumers rage against AI chatbots and poor customer service
Guardian readers describe customer service battles as 'debilitating, depressing, enraging,' citing AI chatbots, telecom overcharges, and declining product quality.
Elbit Four trial: jury's right to acquit undermined
Geoffrey Robertson KC argues the Elbit four's sentencing for criminal damage as 'terrorists' subverts centuries-old jury rights and open justice principles.
Burnham's Britain: Six Days in Makerfield
Andy Burnham closes in on Downing Street after a big win in the Makerfield byelection. John Harris and John Domokos explore a place where lives back up his call for radical change, finding infectious optimism.
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Colombia runoff: paramilitary pasts of candidates clash
Colombia's presidential runoff pits Iván Cepeda, whose father was killed by paramilitaries, against Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right lawyer who defended them. Violence surges as voters choose.
Trump's Pool Renovation Mirrors Iran War Hubris
Trump spent $14.2m on a reflecting pool renovation that failed within days, reflecting his administration's dangerous hubris in Iran war and other policies.
Trump blames vandalism for reflecting pool algae
Donald Trump blamed 'vandalism' for algae bloom and peeling paint at Washington's reflecting pool after a $14.2m renovation, claiming without evidence that chemicals were used to damage the surface.
Brexit areas saw faster foreign worker growth but decline
Leave-voting areas in UK experienced faster relative growth in foreign workers since 2016, but also became more deprived, Guardian analysis finds.
Teenager, 17, fatally stabbed in Battersea street fight
A 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death on Glycena Road in Battersea early Saturday. Police have launched a murder investigation and appeal for witnesses.
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Boy, 4, abducted in park in front of mother, found safe
A four-year-old boy was abducted from Haden Hill Park in Cradley Heath while playing near a pond. He was later found in woodland. A teenage suspect has been identified.
Andrew wants taxpayer-funded security after altercation
Prince Andrew fears he is more at risk than other royals and wants taxpayer-funded protection after an alleged altercation near his Norfolk home.
Summer Solstice 2026: Date, Time, and Stonehenge
Summer solstice 2026 occurs on June 21 at 9:24 am BST, marking the longest day. Thousands will gather at Stonehenge for celebrations, but parking is sold out.
Young reader's dating tip and other letters: school night fix
A young reader suggests weekend dating to avoid the 'school night' excuse. Plus: closing time for McSweeney, soap solutions, cool cities, and marathon expansion.
Palestine Action Ban: Readers Challenge Court Ruling
Letters respond to the court of appeal upholding the ban on Palestine Action, questioning the decision's legal basis and impact on protest rights.
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Farage Faces Mounting Challenges After Makerfield Loss
Reform UK's byelection performance reveals vulnerabilities: tactical voting, candidate selection issues, and a new right-wing competitor in Restore Britain.
Burnham's Makerfield Win Challenges Starmer's Leadership
Andy Burnham's landslide victory in the Makerfield byelection sparks speculation of a leadership bid against Keir Starmer, with potential implications for the UK prime minister's position.
Burnham's Win Seals Starmer's Fate? Leadership Battle Looms
Andy Burnham's decisive victory in the Makerfield byelection fuels speculation of a leadership challenge to Keir Starmer, with potential implications for the Labour Party's future.
Spielberg and Williams: A Duo That Changed Cinema
Over 50 years and 30 films, director Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams have created unforgettable movie experiences, from Jaws to Disclosure Day.
Labour After Makerfield: Change Must Be More Than a New Leader
Andy Burnham's byelection win shows Labour can beat Reform, but his promise of change must be a concrete programme, not just a slogan.
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Trump Says Comparison to Hitler and Stalin 'Sounds Good'
Donald Trump reposts a text comparing himself favorably to dictators like Hitler and Stalin, saying the 'overwhelming difference' is his greater power.
Rowson Cartoon: Burnham's Makerfield Triumph
Martin Rowson's cartoon depicts Andy Burnham's election victory in Makerfield, highlighting political dynamics and local significance.
Global reparatory justice framework adopted in Ghana
Heads of state adopted an 18-point strategic roadmap for reparatory justice in Accra, addressing compensation, debt relief, and restitution of cultural property.
Israel to Keep Operations in Southern Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
The Israeli military announced it will continue operations in southern Lebanon after a ceasefire with Hezbollah, following one of the deadliest days in the conflict since March.
Westminster council meeting chaos with insults and ejection
A Westminster City Council meeting turned chaotic as the leader was called a 'scumbag' and a person was ejected. Political jibes and shouting erupted over Oxford Street.
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Barbados PM Unveils Updated Slavery Reparations Manifesto
Mia Mottley announces a new Caricom reparations manifesto emphasizing gender-based violence, climate justice, and monetary compensation from former colonial powers.
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