Johnson: US 'Not at War' in Venezuela After Raid
House Speaker Mike Johnson insists the US is not at war in Venezuela following a raid to capture President Nicolás Maduro. Democrats warn of a dangerous escalation. Read the latest.
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Analysing Trump's Legal Strategy and Norm Defiance
Is Donald Trump truly lawless, or does he operate by his own set of rules? We examine the legal philosophy behind his actions and its profound implications for democracy. Read our in-depth analysis.
Gamers Share 2026 Hopes, Switch 2 Joy & Recovery Tips
The first Games Inbox of 2026 sees readers celebrating Switch 2 success, seeking post-stroke gaming advice, and speculating on the next Nintendo Direct. Join the conversation.
Maduro pleads not guilty in New York court
Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife appear in a Manhattan court on drug and weapons charges. Donald Trump calls it an 'extraordinary moment in history'. Follow the latest.
UK Snow Storm Closes Hundreds of Schools, Disrupts Travel
A severe Arctic blast brings -9C temperatures and heavy snow, forcing widespread school closures across Wales and Scotland and causing major travel disruption. Find out the latest.
Guardian Corrections: Belfast Project and Rob Steen Obituary
The Guardian has issued corrections for a Belfast community project participant's background and the wedding date in Rob Steen's obituary. Read the full list of recent amendments.
Ofcom contacts X over Grok AI child image fears
UK regulator Ofcom makes urgent contact with Elon Musk's X over serious concerns its Grok AI can generate sexualised images of children and undressed deepfakes.
MPs attack UK's stance on US Venezuela raid
Cross-party MPs criticise Yvette Cooper and Keir Starmer for their guarded response to the US capture of Nicolás Maduro, warning it emboldens China and Russia. Read the full debate.
Maduro pleads not guilty in first US court appearance
Ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores deny drug and weapons charges in a Manhattan court. The couple were captured and brought to New York by the Trump administration. Read the latest.
Maduro in US court, Australia bushfire warning
Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro denies narco-terrorism charges in New York. Meanwhile, Australian suburbs are warned of severe bushfire risks this summer. Get the latest global news.
Readers Debate Motives Behind Trump's Venezuela Invasion
Metro readers argue Trump's Venezuela intervention is about oil control, not restoring democracy. They draw parallels with Iraq and question the precedent set. Have your say in the comments.
Bondi suspect in Supermax, PM heads to Queensland floods
The man accused of the Bondi Junction attack is now in Goulburn Supermax prison. Meanwhile, PM Anthony Albanese visits flood-ravaged Queensland as more heavy rain is forecast.
Teens jailed for killing homeless man near King's Cross
Three teenagers who celebrated killing a homeless man near London's King's Cross have been sentenced. Read the full details of this shocking crime and the court's verdict.
Cartoon Depicts Trump's Hypothetical Venezuela Intervention
A new satirical cartoon by Ben Jennings envisions a future where Donald Trump 'liberates' Venezuela. Explore the sharp political commentary and its implications for US foreign policy.
Heartbroken owner pleads for return of stolen dog
A teacher's life is 'turned upside down' after burglars ransack her home and snatch her cherished Cockapoo, Simba. She offers a reward for his safe return. Police investigation continues.
Postman charged after driving at boy over parcel mix-up
A Florida postal worker faces assault charges after allegedly trying to run over a 10-year-old boy he mistakenly thought stole a package. The child suffered an ankle injury.
Polanski: Starmer & Farage show 'craven cowardice' on Venezuela
Zack Polanski accuses Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage of craven cowardice for failing to condemn Trump's actions in Venezuela, branding their response a surrender of international law.
Scotland Bank Holiday for World Cup First Match
First Minister John Swinney announces a national bank holiday on Monday 15 June 2026 following Scotland's first World Cup game against Haiti. Celebrate the historic qualification!
Keir Starmer rejects radical change, cites Liz Truss warning
PM Keir Starmer says he's 'fed up' with politicians pushing for radical structural change, comparing them to Liz Truss. He defends his government's targeted cost-of-living measures during a visit to Reading.
Teenagers jailed for homeless man's manslaughter
Two teenage girls have been sentenced for the manslaughter of Anthony Marks, 51, after their selfies and videos placed them at the scene of the brutal attack near King's Cross. Read the full story.
17-year-old charged with murder in Lewisham stabbing
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of 23-year-old John Onetufo on Grove Street, Lewisham. Another man and woman have been bailed as police enquiries continue.
Mamdani's NYC Inauguration vs Trump's Venezuela Raid
The start of 2026 presents two opposing visions for America: Zohran Mamdani's hopeful NYC mayoral inauguration and Donald Trump's controversial military action in Venezuela. Explore the political stakes.
London teens jailed for killing homeless man over drugs
Three teenagers have been sentenced for the 'callous' murder of a homeless man near King's Cross. The case exposes the brutal reality of county lines drug gangs operating in London.
Met officer on trial after Taser fall leaves man in wheelchair
A Metropolitan Police officer denies grievous bodily harm after Leonard Sandiford was Tasered, fell from a wall, and suffered life-changing spinal injuries. The trial continues at Southwark Crown Court.
Tim Walz drops re-election bid after fraud case scrutiny
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announces he will not seek a third term, citing a need to focus on state work amid Republican-led scrutiny of social services fraud cases. Read the latest US political developments.
Storm Havoc Warning: UK Faces Snow, Ice and Gale-Force Winds
Meteorologist Jim Dale warns of potential 'havoc' as a major low-pressure system threatens heavy snow, rain and high winds across the UK. Public advised to avoid travel Thursday and Friday.
Pressure mounts on Starmer over Venezuela stance
Keir Starmer faces growing pressure to condemn the US capture of Nicolás Maduro. We analyse the diplomatic tightrope and its cost to his global and party reputation. Share your thoughts at politicsweeklyuk@theguardian.com.
Fake admiral fined for Remembrance Sunday deception
A 65-year-old man has been ordered to pay nearly £800 after admitting to wearing an unauthorised Royal Navy admiral's uniform at a Llandudno remembrance event. Read the full court details.
Swinney Proposes Bank Holiday for Scotland World Cup Game
First Minister John Swinney announces a proposed bank holiday on Monday 15 June 2026 to celebrate Scotland's first men's World Cup match in 28 years. Read the full political and sporting details.
Duke of Marlborough denies three strangulation charges
Charles James Spencer-Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough, pleads not guilty to three counts of intentional strangulation against his estranged wife. Follow the latest court developments.
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