James Jordan: moving out after Ola split may seem 'selfish'
James Jordan, former Strictly star, says moving out after his split from wife Ola was 'tough' and admits people may call it 'selfish', as he promotes new podcast Manopause.
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Gosport Council Tractor Kicks Up Dust to Force Travellers Out
Gosport Borough Council used a tractor to mow a dry field near a school, kicking up dust to force travellers out of an unauthorised encampment in Grange Lane Fields, Hampshire.
Natalie Harp: Trump aide's car boot incident revealed
White House aide Natalie Harp, 35, nicknamed 'human printer,' jumped into a car boot in 2023 to ride with Trump to a court hearing, sparking concerns about her obsessive loyalty.
Sisters injured in wrong-way crash that killed five teens pictured
Three sisters remain in hospital after a wrong-way crash on the M9 in Co Kildare killed five teenagers. Nearly £200,000 has been raised for the family, who face a long recovery.
Teenage boy stabbed in broad daylight attack in Croydon
A teenage boy was stabbed multiple times in broad daylight on Sumner Road, Croydon. Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses after the attack on August 18.
Drill rapper jailed for loaded gun at probation meeting
Noble Nwokocha, 24, a drill rapper from Edmonton, was sentenced to four years and eight months after bringing a loaded revolver to a probation appointment in North London.
Daily horoscope August 19, 2026: Moon in Scorpio brings clarity
Moon in Scorpio reveals hidden truths, offering clarity for Virgo, Leo, and Cancer. Use new knowledge to stay grounded and grateful, says astrologer Patrick Arundell.
Florida to execute William Silvia, 13th this year
Florida is set to execute William Frances Silvia on Tuesday, the 13th execution this year, as the state leads the US in capital punishment under Governor Ron DeSantis.
Clacton poverty and weariness fuel Farage support
Clacton residents face poverty and exploitation, with Farage offering simple answers to complex problems, as letters reveal.
Authors urge Burnham to cut business rates for bookshops
Philip Pullman and Maggie O’Farrell among 234 booksellers backing open letter to extend business rates relief to bookshops, warning of closures.
Mamdani Shows Burnham How to Tackle Billionaires
New York mayor Zohran Mamdani demonstrates that confronting billionaires doesn't preclude cooperation with Trump, offering a model for Andy Burnham as Britain faces global inequality.
Burnham declares £350k in donations before PM role
Andy Burnham declared almost £350,000 in donations before becoming PM, including from billionaires, unions, and a former adviser, plus £12,000 in hospitality.
Corrections: UN Plastics Treaty Draft, TV Listings Error
Corrections: UN plastics treaty draft was informal reference, TV listings were for wrong date. Other amendments include Lindsay Clancy trial, Greenland drilling, and more.
Emmerdale: Graham catches DS Ramsden in Home Farm raid
DS Ramsden's Home Farm break-in is exposed by Graham Foster, not Kim, after Lydia discovers her.
Human bones found in Hounslow park after wildfires
Police investigate after human bones found at Bedfont Lakes Country Park in Hounslow; remains confirmed human, identity unknown, testing underway.
Lord Horam obituary: Three-party MP dies at 87
John Horam, who represented Labour, the SDP, and the Conservatives in the Commons, has died aged 87. He served as a minister under Callaghan and Major, and was dubbed a 'dirty double-rat' by Dennis Skinner.
Tice's Cash-Fuelled Ego Trip Exposed
John Crace's sketch: Richard Tice, Reform UK leader, shows 'lots of cash, zero self-awareness' as he launches party's local election campaign with a lavish event.
Melania Trump Absence Raises Questions as Harp Stays Close
Melania Trump has not been seen in public for nearly a month, appearing only 38 times this year, while aide Natalie Harp remains constantly by President Trump's side.
Murder probe after woman, 23, found dead in Clerkenwell
A murder investigation has been launched after a 23-year-old woman was found dead in Clerkenwell; six people arrested and bailed.
Hillingdon Deputy Leader criticised for Facebook pseudonym
Richard Mills used a fake Facebook name to comment on local issues, prompting calls for his resignation as Hillingdon Council Deputy Leader.
Trump labels Strait of Hormuz 'new US territory' in map post
Trump shared a map labeling the Strait of Hormuz as 'new US territory'; Iran responded, and the ceasefire ends today.
Man in 40s Shot Dead in Newham, Police Probe Underway
A man in his 40s was fatally shot in a vehicle on St Bartholomew's Road, Newham, at 3am on August 18. Police have cordoned off the area and are appealing for witnesses.
Man in his 40s fatally shot in Newham; murder probe launched
A man in his 40s was found with gunshot wounds in a vehicle on St Bartholomew's Road, Newham, at 3am on August 18. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police have launched a murder investigation; no arrests yet.
Trump berates CNN reporter in front of honored boy
President Trump berated CNN's Kristen Holmes as 'loud, boisterous' during an Oval Office presser, in front of a 10-year-old he invited. He dismissed questions on USS Lincoln conditions.
Jason Arday's Family Speak at London Vigil, Cite 'Public Cruelty'
At a London vigil, Jason Arday's family said the 'public cruelty' he faced 'was too much to bear', as over 30,000 gathered to honor the late Cambridge professor.
Corrections and clarifications: Guardian's Aug 17 update
The Guardian issued corrections on Aug 17, 2026, fixing errors in a travel article and a news report. Details inside.
Share Memories of Loved Ones Lost in 9/11 for 25th Anniversary
The Guardian invites readers to share memories of loved ones lost in 9/11, 25 years later. Responses may be anonymous and are secure.
Ossoff slams Trump's 'despicable' Iran war handling
Sen. Jon Ossoff accused Trump and Hegseth of lying about Iran war, calling it 'uniquely despicable' in a Georgia rally speech.
Netanyahu, Kushner Talks Yield No Breakthrough on Gaza
Netanyahu told Kushner no progress on Gaza ceasefire until Hamas disarms; meeting produced no breakthrough, only working groups.
Jason Arday's Death Sparks Debate on Race and Media Scrutiny
The death of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, 41, raises questions about race, media scrutiny, and black academic success, prompting calls for reflection.
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