Royal advisor Anthony Blunt confessed Soviet spy past to Queen
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Pravda newspaper publisher dies in window fall
The publishing director of the historic Pravda newspaper has died after falling from a seventh-floor window in Moscow, with Russian authorities investigating the tragic incident.
Soviet publisher dies in mysterious Moscow high-rise fall
Yevgeny Prigozhin, a controversial publisher with Kremlin ties during the Soviet era, has died after falling from his Moscow apartment in circumstances police are treating as suspicious.
Putin's Immortality Quest Continues Stalin's Legacy
Exclusive investigation reveals how Russian leaders from Stalin to Putin have pursued scientific immortality through secret research programmes and controversial life-extension technologies.
Guardian Issues Corrections: Journalism Transparency
The Guardian's latest corrections reveal errors from election coverage to celebrity interviews, showing the importance of transparency in modern journalism.
Antiques Roadshow's Historic Newspaper Discovery Stuns
BBC's Antiques Roadshow uncovers a remarkable 18th-century newspaper treasure that reveals fascinating insights into Britain's media heritage and colonial history.
Guardian's Latest Corrections and Clarifications
The Guardian's regular corrections and clarifications section addresses recent errors, from political misstatements to geographical inaccuracies, demonstrating the publication's commitment to transparency.
Guardian Issues Corrections: Maintaining Journalism Standards
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses errors ranging from political misstatements to scientific inaccuracies, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to transparency in journalism.
KGB's Bizarre Honeytrap Plot Against Elton John Exposed
Explosive new book reveals how the KGB targeted a young Elton John in a bizarre Cold War honeytrap operation in 1979, aiming to exploit his sexuality for intelligence and propaganda.
Guardian Issues Corrections: This Week's Errors Explained
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses errors from parliamentary reporting to cultural reviews, highlighting the ongoing process of journalistic accuracy.
Newsday Apologises for 'Offensive' Charlie Kirk Cartoon
Long Island's Newsday issues a full apology after publishing a widely condemned cartoon depicting conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, sparking a major debate on media standards and racial insensitivity in editorial content.
Guardian Issues Corrections: Royal & Political Errors Amended
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses a series of factual errors, including misplacing a royal residence, misquoting a senior politician, and misidentifying a key historical figure.
The Sleep Experiment: Netflix Thriller Based on True Horror
A terrifying new psychological thriller based on a notorious Soviet-era sleep deprivation experiment is set to chill audiences on Netflix. Discover the horrifying true story behind this unsettling film.
Johnson & Musk in Evening Standard Takeover Plan
Ex-PM Boris Johnson and tech billionaire Elon Musk are linked to a major shake-up at the London Evening Standard, backed by Russian-born Evgeny Lebedev. Discover the political and media firestorm.
Inside The Guardian's Commitment to Accuracy & Corrections
The Guardian's latest Corrections & Clarifications column addresses recent updates, from political polling data to cultural reviews, underscoring its unwavering dedication to factual accuracy and transparency in journalism.
Domhnall Gleeson Stars in 'The Paper' Mockumentary
Domhnall Gleeson leads a stellar cast in 'The Paper', a bitingly funny new mockumentary that exposes the chaotic world of modern journalism. Coming soon to BBC Two and iPlayer.
Alicia Vikander Stuns at Venice Festival With Jude Law
Oscar-winner Alicia Vikander commanded attention on the red carpet at the 82nd Venice Film Festival for the premiere of the controversial Soviet thriller 'The Wizard of the Kremlin', where she stars opposite Jude Law as Vladimir Putin.
Germany returns lost Chekhov archive to Russia in diplomatic move
In a significant act of cultural diplomacy, Germany has repatriated a priceless collection of Anton Chekhov's personal letters and manuscripts to Russia, decades after they went missing following WWII.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Ends Daily Print After 155 Years
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a cornerstone of Georgia's media landscape, is ending its daily print run after 155 years. This seismic shift to a digital-first model marks the end of an era for readers and signals a broader trend in the struggling news
1920s newspaper article reveals shockingly modern relationship advice
A newly unearthed newspaper column from 1923 exposes remarkably progressive advice for men on marriage and relationships, proving that modern dating dilemmas are anything but new.
Archbishop Apologises to Putin for 'Rude' Alaska Remark
A Russian archbishop's apology to Vladimir Putin for a 'rude' Alaska comment has ignited a firestorm, revealing the Kremlin's historical sensitivities and the complex state of US-Russia relations.
Ukraine dismantles thousands of Soviet statues in cultural purge
Ukraine accelerates its decolonisation, removing Soviet-era monuments in a profound cultural shift against its imperial past. Discover the scale and symbolism of this national transformation.
KGB Plot to Poison Loch Ness with Radiation Uncovered
Declassified files reveal a shocking Soviet plot to contaminate Scottish waters with radioactive material, aiming to turn CND activists against American submarines and destabilise UK defence.
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