Sterling Weakness Forecast Until May Over Labour Woes
Economists warn the pound will struggle until May's local elections due to speculation over Keir Starmer's leadership. Discover the market outlook and political risks for 2026.
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GPS tag evidence places rapist at Benfleet crime scene
Kyle Pauley, 24, jailed for 12 years after GPS monitoring tag placed him at the scene of a violent rape and stabbing in Essex. The victim speaks of her ongoing trauma.
Government Considers Leaving X Over AI Image Scandal
UK ministers are evaluating a departure from X after its AI tool, Grok, was used to create sexualised images. Labour's Anna Turley reveals internal government talks. Read the latest.
Syria ceasefire in Aleppo after intense clashes
A fragile ceasefire is holding in Aleppo after three days of fighting between Syrian forces and Kurdish militants displaced over 140,000. The US has welcomed the pause, but its longevity is uncertain.
Brooklyn Beckham tells parents to contact him via lawyers
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly issued a legal notice to parents David and Victoria, demanding all contact go through solicitors. The family rift deepens as the 26-year-old blocks them on social media.
Storm Goretti: Red Warnings as UK Faces Worst Snow in 10 Years
Storm Goretti triggers rare red weather warnings, bringing 100mph winds and up to 30cm of snow. Travel chaos, power cuts, and school closures expected nationwide. Track the storm here.
Storm Goretti: Worst Snow in 10 Years, Flights Cancelled
Storm Goretti batters UK with 100mph winds and worst snowfall in a decade, causing mass power cuts, travel disruption, and school closures. Read the latest updates.
Storm Goretti: Red Warning as UK Hit by Snow and 99mph Winds
Storm Goretti brings rare red warnings, 99mph winds, and heavy snow, causing mass power cuts and travel chaos across the UK. Schools closed and flights grounded.
UK Storm Chaos, US Shootings & Iran Blackout
High winds and snow cause UK travel chaos. Two shot in Portland, Iran faces internet blackout, and pub tax relief expected. Get the full briefing in 10 minutes.
Kinahan Gang Boss Under Pressure in Dubai
As the 10-year anniversary of Dublin's Regency Hotel shooting approaches, international pressure mounts on Daniel Kinahan, the alleged cartel leader hiding in Dubai. Explore the feud, the global empire, and the closing net.
AI 'Nudified' Images Challenge UK Online Safety Laws
The surge of AI-generated intimate images on X raises urgent questions about UK regulation. We explain the legal grey areas, platform responsibilities, and your rights if targeted.
Ley's Ongoing Criticism of Bondi Attack Response
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley persists in attacking the Labor government over the Bondi terror attack response, even after securing a royal commission. Will calls for unity prevail?
Trump's Second Term: Key Appointments and Policy Shifts
An in-depth look at the early moves of Donald Trump's second administration, from cabinet picks to major policy directives. Discover what's changing in Washington.
Officers Investigated Over Stabbing Probe Failures
Two Cambridgeshire constables face a gross misconduct probe for alleged failures in investigating a September attack, potentially linked to the Huntingdon train stabbings. Read the latest.
Peers warn Treasury over private credit risks
A House of Lords committee has accused the Treasury of being too passive about systemic risks from the booming private credit sector. Read the full report and the urgent calls for action.
13 Killed in Gaza Strikes, Including 5 Children
Israeli attacks in Gaza kill at least 13, including five children, violating the fragile ceasefire. The death toll since October reaches 425. Read the latest on the escalating tensions.
Guardian corrects Palestine Action hunger strike letter details
The Guardian has issued a correction regarding the number of signatories on letters concerning Palestine Action hunger strikers. Discover the accurate figures and other recent amendments.
Trump: 'I don't need international law' in NY Times interview
In a revealing New York Times interview, Donald Trump asserts his power is limited only by his 'own morality' and discusses Greenland, Venezuela, and arms treaties. Read the full analysis.
Vance's White House Media Attack Over ICE Shooting
Vice-President JD Vance launched a blistering attack on the media, defending an ICE agent involved in a fatal shooting. Read the full account of his fiery White House briefing.
Senate votes to limit Trump's Venezuela military action
The US Senate has passed a resolution to bar President Trump from further military action in Venezuela without Congress approval. Five Republicans defected to support the measure. Read the latest.
Attempted Murderer Recaptured After Prison Escape
Kieran Cameron, who absconded from HMP Thorn Cross while serving 23 years for attempted murder, has been arrested in Manchester. Police warn public not to approach.
Fugitive serving 23-year sentence recaptured in Manchester
Kieran Cameron, who absconded from HMP Thorn Cross, has been arrested in Hulme. The 43-year-old was serving a sentence for attempted murder. Read the latest updates.
Storm Goretti: Cornwall Under Rare Red Weather Warning
Cornwall faces extreme danger as Storm Goretti triggers a Met Office red warning. See how locals are coping with 100ft waves and hurricane-force winds.
Third East London Foundling Sibling to be Adopted
Baby Elsa, the last of three siblings abandoned in East London over eight years, is to be adopted. The judge calls the case 'quite extraordinary' as the parents remain missing.
Honest finder returns £1,000 cash bag in Huyton
A heartwarming tale of honesty from a Liverpool police station in the 1990s, where a lost cash bag containing over £1,000 was returned to its frantic owner. A reminder that integrity still exists.
Trustee Shortage Amplifies UK Charity Sector Crisis
A decline in volunteer trustees is compounding severe challenges for UK charities, including distorted funding priorities and a breaking point for advice services. Experts call for urgent government action.
Brazil's Lula vetoes bill reducing Bolsonaro's sentence
President Lula da Silva rejects a congressional bill that would have dramatically cut Jair Bolsonaro's prison sentence for plotting a coup, marking the third anniversary of the Brasília riots.
Ben Jennings' 2026 cartoon depicts a dramatic start to the year
Acclaimed cartoonist Ben Jennings presents a stark visual commentary on the state of Britain in 2026. Explore the powerful symbolism in his latest work for The Guardian.
Labour's swift pub rates U-turn reveals Treasury pattern
Labour's quick reversal on pub business rates exposes a recurring issue of Treasury-led decisions made without proper consultation, leading to costly political mistakes. Read the full analysis.
Gang jailed for £1m burglary spree across UK
An Albanian crime gang who stole over £1m in a nationwide burglary spree were caught after flaunting loot online. Read how police cracked the case.
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