Guardian Corrections: Improving Journalism Accuracy
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals recent updates to articles, demonstrating the publication's commitment to transparency and factual accuracy in news reporting.
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DWP Universal Credit warning for all claimants
The Department for Work and Pensions issues urgent guidance for Universal Credit claimants about crucial reporting requirements that could affect payments.
UK troops get new powers to shoot down drones
British armed forces receive new authority to neutralise drone threats targeting military installations across the UK, marking a significant shift in domestic defence policy.
Ben Smee wins Queensland Journalist of the Year award
Guardian Australia's acclaimed reporter Ben Smee has been crowned joint winner of the Queensland Journalist of the Year award for his outstanding investigative work exposing critical environmental and political issues across the state.
Pentagon imposes new rules on journalists
The Pentagon has introduced sweeping new regulations for journalists covering defence matters, requiring enhanced security vetting and background checks that critics warn could restrict press freedom.
Australian newspaper backflips on Pete Hegseth claims
An Australian newspaper's stunning reversal after publishing misinformation from former Fox News host Pete Hegseth sparks global debate about media responsibility and Pentagon reporting rules.
Hiker charged over false rescue claim in New Mexico
A 29-year-old hiker has been charged with false reporting after triggering an extensive rescue operation in New Mexico's challenging Rio Grande Gorge.
Guardian corrects political and financial reporting errors
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses errors across political reporting, financial markets, and cultural coverage, demonstrating journalism's commitment to accuracy.
Hegseth: Pentagon reporter uses emoji communications
Former Fox & Friends presenter Pete Hegseth makes extraordinary allegation that CNN's Barbara Starr employs emoji-based code in her reporting, sparking controversy over press freedom and military transparency.
National Fraud Centre Struck by Major Cyber Attack
Action Fraud, Britain's national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime, has been struck by a sophisticated cyber attack, disrupting services and raising serious security concerns.
Newsmax Rejects Pentagon Press Rules in Major Standoff
Conservative network Newsmax challenges Pentagon press regulations, refusing to comply with credential requirements in a dramatic standoff with US military officials.
CNN's Amanpour apologises for controversial Hamas comments
Veteran journalist Christiane Amanpour issues formal apology after facing intense backlash for comments made about Hamas during CNN interview, sparking debate about media neutrality in conflict reporting.
Gaza's Endless War: Life Between Bullets and Breadlines
Exclusive eyewitness report from Gaza reveals the daily struggle for survival as civilians navigate bombed-out streets and desperate breadlines in one of the world's most dangerous conflict zones.
Guardian political editor Steve Smith dies aged 67
Remembering the legendary Guardian political editor whose sharp analysis and fearless reporting shaped British political coverage for a generation.
188 Medical Conditions That Risk £1,000 Driving Fines
Millions of UK drivers are unknowingly risking prosecution by failing to declare serious health conditions to the DVLA. Our exclusive investigation reveals the full list of reportable conditions that could invalidate your insurance.
Israeli journalist barred from UK over Gaza reporting
An award-winning Israeli journalist faces UK entry denial after criticising Israel's military actions in Gaza, raising serious concerns about press freedom and democratic values.
Met Police officer arrested after BBC racism probe
A serving Metropolitan Police constable has been suspended and arrested following a shocking BBC investigation that captured him using vile racist language and making threats while on duty.
Manchester Police Failures: Residents Record Crimes Themselves
Exclusive investigation reveals Greater Manchester Police in crisis as residents turn to DIY crime reporting amid chronic understaffing and failed 101 service.
Drivers urged to report dangerous motorists in UK crackdown
Motorists are being encouraged to report dangerous driving through Operation Snap as police tackle rising traffic offences. Learn which violations to watch for and how to submit evidence safely.
Met Police Officers Vote for Unite Union in Landmark Ballot
In a dramatic shift, London's Metropolitan Police officers have voted to be represented by Unite the union for workplace matters, signalling deep discontent over pay and conditions.
Israel's £1.60 Laser Defence Shoots Down Missiles
Israel has revolutionised missile defence with its new 'Light Shield' laser system, capable of intercepting threats for a mere £1.60 per shot—a fraction of the cost of existing Iron Dome rockets.
UK's Submarine Spending Scandal: Billions Wasted
Exclusive investigation reveals the staggering cost of Britain's submarine programme while revolutionary drone technology offers a fraction of the cost. Defence experts question spending priorities.
France pushes 30% cap on UK parts in EU defence fund
Paris proposes a 30% ceiling on the value of British-made components in EU defence projects, a move seen as a direct challenge to UK's defence industry and a new Brexit clash.
Daily Mail Earns 20 Press Awards Nominations
The Daily Mail's groundbreaking journalism receives exceptional recognition with 20 nominations at the Press Awards, celebrating excellence in investigative reporting, features, and political commentary.
Ex-Military Chief: Bureaucracy Delaying MOD Reform
A former head of the British Army, General Lord Dannatt, delivers a scathing critique, warning that remote meetings and bureaucratic inertia are dangerously delaying the Ministry of Defence's modernisation and preparedness.
UK's £1.2bn AUKUS Shipyard Investment for Nuclear Subs
The UK and Australian governments commit £1.2bn to modernise Henderson Shipyard, positioning it as a cornerstone of the AUKUS nuclear submarine programme and safeguarding thousands of skilled jobs.
US Scraps Mandatory Corporate Greenhouse Gas Reporting
In a major environmental policy reversal, the Trump administration has abolished a mandate requiring large US companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions. Critics warn this decision blindsides investors and undermines global climate efforts.
MoD Scraps Woke ESG Rules for Defence Firms
The Ministry of Defence axes controversial 'social value' policy that forced weapons contractors to report on climate change and modern slavery, prioritising military effectiveness over ESG targets.
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