Australians view Israel more negatively than China: poll
Only 19% of Australians have a favourable view of Israel, lower than China at 24%, according to a Guardian Essential poll. Perceptions of Trump have also soured post-election.
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Russia strikes Ukraine: Kyiv hit by missile attacks
Russia launched missile strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, killing at least 5 and wounding 12, as Zelenskyy urges Europe to increase military support.
Starmer's World Cup dream fades as England nearly exits
Keir Starmer's World Cup dream nearly ended as England struggled against Congo, but Harry Kane's late goals kept the fantasy of political immortality alive.
Appeal Court Overturns Lenient Sentences for Teen Rapists
Two 15-year-old boys sentenced to four years' detention after Court of Appeal rules original youth rehabilitation orders for raping two girls in Hampshire were unduly lenient.
Starmer apologises for state's role in forced adoptions
Keir Starmer has formally apologised for the British state's role in forced adoptions affecting 185,000 mothers and children between 1949 and 1976, announcing £4m for record access and support.
Readers question No 10 North location and other letters
Janet Davies questions why No 10 North is in Manchester, being only 35.5% from south to north. Other letters touch on Everton, the queen, dogs, and piano.
Photos of the day: Liberty Bell, deep sea light show
Images from around the world: America 250 celebrations in Philadelphia, deep sea light installation in Adelaide, earthquake rescue in Venezuela, and more.
Labour warned over Burnham's uncontested leadership race
Labour chiefs must address member anger over lack of democracy as Andy Burnham is expected to become leader without a contest on 17 July, MPs warn.
Xenophobic violence in South Africa: anti-migrant politics fail
South Africa faces a new wave of xenophobic violence as anti-migrant protests escalate. Leaders must address domestic issues, not blame foreigners.
UK Pledges to Implement Southport Inquiry Recommendations
The UK government commits to implementing all 67 recommendations from the Southport inquiry into the 2024 knife attack that killed three girls, aiming to close gaps in public services.
Islington nursery faces High Court challenge
Islington Council faces a High Court challenge over the closure of Paradise Park Children's Centre, with parents alleging breach of statutory duty.
Starmer aides struggled not to laugh at Trump fox rant
Morgan McSweeney revealed Donald Trump's bizarre 'fat fox' rant about Scottish windmills nearly derailed Sir Keir Starmer's first call as PM, leaving aides struggling to contain laughter.
Two arrested after man killed in Cheshunt car park attack
A 24-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy from London have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man in his 20s died following an attack in a Cheshunt car park.
Teen rapists jailed after 'unduly lenient' sentence appeal
Two 15-year-old boys who walked free after raping two girls have been sentenced to four years in detention after the Court of Appeal found their original sentences unduly lenient.
Camden's new public drinking rules: fines and exemptions
Camden Council has introduced a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) cracking down on irresponsible drinking in public spaces and streets, with fines of £100 for non-compliance, effective July 1.
British dad missing in Benidorm after meeting new people
British father Neil Ginter has been missing for over 24 hours in Benidorm after socializing with new acquaintances, sparking a desperate search by his family.
Two dead in North Shields house fire
Two people have died in a house fire in North Shields. Emergency services responded to Cragside Avenue at 3:30am, but a man in his 40s and a woman in her 70s could not be saved.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wedding Rumors: MSG Venue, Decoy Theorie
Wedding rumors swirl for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as Madison Square Garden prepares for a major event. Fans speculate on a July 4 ceremony or a decoy. Officials confirm road closures.
Emmerdale Robbery: Kev Townsend May Not Be the Culprit
A robbery in Emmerdale leads to suspicion falling on Kev Townsend, but he may be innocent. Lewis Barton accuses him, straining their newfound bond.
Grad student cracks attempted murder case with voicemail
A Met Police graduate detective solved an attempted murder case by building trust with the victim and uncovering a 30-second voicemail capturing the attack.
Teen shot in Birmingham, life-threatening injuries
A 16-year-old boy is in hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries after being shot in Birmingham. Police say the incident is not believed to be connected to a nearby mosque.
Met Police DNA tracing South London rape suspect relatives
Met Police uses DNA to find possible relatives of a suspected double rapist in South London attacks from 2020 and 2024. £10,000 reward offered by Crimestoppers.
Sony ends PS5 physical discs by 2028: gamers react
Sony will stop producing physical PS5 discs by January 2028, sparking backlash over digital-only future, game prices, and impact on retailers like CeX.
Daily Horoscope July 2, 2026: Mars in Gemini Sparks Restless Energy
Mars enters Gemini on July 2, 2026, bringing buzzy, restless energy. Cancer, Leo, Scorpio may feel on edge. Reset your vibe and gain a new perspective for unmatched results.
Coronation Street: Sam terrified by Megan trial discovery
Sam Blakeman uncovers that Nick and Toyah hid Megan's trial details from him, fearing she could walk free and target him.
Manhunt after 17-year-old raped at Surrey station
A 17-year-old girl was separated from her friends and raped at Guildford railway station in Surrey. Police have released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to.
Letters: Escaping the tide on Horsey Island and more
Readers share family history on Horsey Island, critique zebra finch research, compare Thatcher to Margo Leadbetter, and debate ancient tree logging.
Stroppy Starmer unleashes fury at final PMQs
Keir Starmer, in his last PMQs before Andy Burnham becomes PM, angrily attacked Tories over defence spending and a £4.7bn shortfall, with Kemi Badenoch backing down from a fight.
Paul May obituary: Campaigner for Birmingham Six dies at 74
Paul May, who chaired the Birmingham Six campaign and helped secure their release after 17 years, has died aged 74. He tirelessly fought miscarriages of justice.
Inside Trump's Dreadful State Fair: Sparse Crowds, $25 Pretzels
Trump's Great American State Fair on the National Mall saw sparse attendance, extreme heat, a broken ferris wheel, $25 pretzels, and a Confederate flag controversy.
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