Sleepwalking into nuclear oblivion? US-Russia tensions escalate
As US-Russia relations deteriorate, the spectre of nuclear conflict resurfaces. Experts warn of catastrophic consequences if diplomatic efforts fail.
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Study finds potential bias in CBS News reporting
A recent analysis of CBS News coverage raises concerns over potential political bias, questioning the network's impartiality in reporting. Experts weigh in on the findings.
Putin's 700K Ukrainian child abductions exposed
A shocking report reveals Vladimir Putin's systematic abduction of Ukrainian children, with over 700,000 forcibly taken to Russia for indoctrination. Experts warn of long-term psychological trauma and a potential 'lost generation'.
British dad killed fighting Russian forces in Ukraine
A British father has lost his life while volunteering in Ukraine to defend against Russian aggression. His family pays tribute to a 'hero' who sacrificed everything.
Kyiv probes Russian prison chief for war crimes
Ukrainian authorities have initiated a war crimes investigation targeting the head of a brutal Russian prison linked to atrocities against Ukrainian prisoners of war.
Banned BBC Nuclear War Film Now on iPlayer
The BBC has quietly added the banned 1965 docudrama 'The War Game' to iPlayer, offering viewers a harrowing glimpse into the horrors of nuclear conflict.
Top WWII Films to Stream Online
Discover the most gripping World War II films available to stream now, from intense battle epics to powerful historical dramas that bring history to life.
Poetry as salvation in war-torn Kharkiv
Amid the devastation of war, poetry and culture offer solace and resilience in Kharkiv. Discover how artists and writers keep hope alive in Ukraine's second-largest city.
Kyiv hit by Russian missiles amid escalating war
Russian forces targeted Kyiv with a missile strike, prompting Ukrainian counterattacks as the war intensifies. Latest updates on casualties, damage, and international reactions.
Kyiv strike death toll hits 31 as Russia advances
The death toll from a recent Russian missile strike on Kyiv has climbed to 31, as Moscow ramps up its military advance in Ukraine. Read the latest updates on the escalating conflict.
Gaza teen treated in UK after losing limbs in war
A 14-year-old boy from Gaza, severely injured in the ongoing war, has been flown to the UK for advanced medical treatment after losing both legs and an arm. His journey highlights the human cost of conflict and the hope of recovery.
Netflix WWII film leaves viewers in tears
A harrowing new World War II film on Netflix has captivated audiences, with many calling it the most emotionally devastating war movie ever made. The gripping true story explores untold heroism and sacrifice.
HMRC’s Digital Tax Changes for Freelancers Explained
New HMRC digital tax rules will impact freelancers and self-employed workers. Here’s what you need to do to stay compliant.
Russia bombs Ukraine prison, 40+ dead
A Russian missile strike on a Ukrainian prison in Olenivka has left at least 40 dead, with Kyiv accusing Moscow of deliberately targeting POWs in a potential war crime.
Inside The Guardian Weekly: 25 July Edition
Explore the compelling stories and investigative journalism featured in The Guardian Weekly's 25 July issue, uncovering global insights and thought-provoking narratives.
Drone Warfare in Ukraine: A Visual Chronicle
A powerful photo series captures the evolving role of drones in the Ukraine war, showcasing their impact on frontline strategies and civilian survival.
Nazi's defiant final letters revealed after 80 years
Previously unseen letters written by Nazi war criminal Franz Reichleitner in the days before his execution show chilling defiance and lack of remorse.
Woman born from war rape shares journey of forgiveness
A woman conceived during the Bosnian War shares her emotional story of forgiveness and reconciliation with her biological father, a former soldier.
Ella Baron’s Ukraine war cartoons capture resilience
Illustrator Ella Baron’s poignant sketches reveal the raw emotions and resilience of Ukrainians amid the ongoing conflict. Her work offers a unique, human perspective on war.
Ukrainian city reduced to hellscape in Putin's war
New aerial images expose the devastating aftermath of Russian attacks on a Ukrainian city, now reduced to a mangled hellscape.
BBC urges protection for journalists in Gaza
The BBC has made a desperate appeal for the protection of journalists in Gaza as the Israel-Hamas war intensifies, highlighting the grave risks faced by media personnel.
Malcolm Dean: Guardian investigative journalism legend dies
Tribute to Malcolm Dean, the legendary Guardian journalist whose incisive reporting shaped public policy and held power to account for decades.
UK watchdog probes Deloitte’s Glencore audits
The UK's Financial Reporting Council investigates Deloitte’s audits of mining giant Glencore amid concerns over potential regulatory breaches.
Ukrainian comedian finds humour amidst war's horrors
Amidst the horrors of Russia's invasion, Ukrainian comedian Anton Tymoshenko uses humour to uplift spirits and highlight resilience.
Russia Strikes Kyiv in Escalated Attack
Kyiv faced a brutal Russian missile attack, causing widespread destruction and civilian casualties. Read the latest updates on the escalating conflict.
Met Police criticised over phone theft reporting advice
The Metropolitan Police faces backlash after advising victims of phone thefts to call rather than report crimes online, raising concerns over accessibility and efficiency.
Crimestoppers and Police Tackle Drug Crime in West Midlands
A joint initiative by Crimestoppers and West Midlands Police aims to combat drug-related offences in the region, urging the public to report suspicious activities anonymously.
BBC Gaza coverage sparks major controversy
An in-depth look at how the BBC's handling of Gaza reporting sparked backlash, internal strife, and questions over editorial impartiality.
US clamps down on credit reporting agencies
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has imposed new rules on credit reporting agencies Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion to address systemic inaccuracies affecting millions of consumers.
Nazi war criminal found in Italy after 75 years
A 98-year-old former Nazi officer, convicted of war crimes, has been discovered living quietly near Naples, evading justice since World War II.
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