Europe's Secret Holiday Destinations Revealed
From forgotten Italian islands to hidden Scottish glens, Guardian readers reveal their favourite off-the-beaten-track European gems for the perfect crowd-free getaway.
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Slovakia halts nuclear expansion plans
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announces suspension of new nuclear unit construction, dealing significant setback to both American and Russian energy giants while reshaping Central Europe's energy landscape.
Spain's Secret Garden City: Europe's Urban Oasis
Hidden in Spain's Basque Country lies Europe's most spectacular garden city that tourism hasn't discovered yet - and it's a paradise for nature lovers seeking authentic Spanish charm.
Billionaire Babis storms to shock Czech election victory
Controversial billionaire Andrej Babis and his ANO party secure stunning comeback in Czech general election, reshaping Central European politics and challenging EU unity.
Czech Election: Babis Fights for Political Survival
Former Prime Minister Andrej Babis battles for political survival as Czech voters head to the polls in a crucial election that could reshape Central European politics and determine the country's future direction.
Europe's Best City Breaks: Reader Favourites Revealed
Discover the continent's most captivating urban escapes as Guardian readers share their favourite under-the-radar European cities for 2025, from Marseille's vibrant markets to Helsinki's design scene.
Czech Republic divided over Trump return and Babiš influence
New polling reveals a nation split between East and West as Czechs debate foreign policy direction amid concerns about Trump's possible comeback and billionaire Andrej Babiš's political ambitions.
24 EU Countries by Bus: A £2,000 Challenge
A budget traveller reveals the ultimate hack to exploring 24 European countries for under £2,000, challenging the expensive Interrail pass with a game-changing bus strategy.
Europe's Hottest October Getaways for Sun & Culture
Forget summer crowds! Our expert guide reveals the best European destinations for a perfect October escape, from sun-drenched Greek islands to culturally rich cities with ideal weather and fewer tourists.
Friend Demands South Park Restore 'Banned' Charlie Kirk Episode
A close associate of controversial commentator Charlie Kirk has publicly called for South Park to reinstate a pulled episode, igniting a fierce debate over censorship, free speech, and satirical boundaries in modern entertainment.
WWII Bomb Discovery Forces Mass Berlin Evacuation
A massive unexploded WWII bomb has been discovered in Berlin, prompting the evacuation of over 3,000 residents. The 500kg Allied ordnance was found near the city's central train station, sparking one of the German capital's largest peacetime safety operat
Trump's Supreme Court challenge over Fed's Lisa Cook
Former President Trump initiates a Supreme Court battle to block the renomination of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, setting up a major constitutional confrontation over presidential powers and central bank independence.
London Streets Packed in Massive Trump Protest
Tens of thousands of protesters flooded central London in a massive demonstration against Donald Trump's controversial UK visit, with aerial footage revealing the sheer scale of the turnout.
South Park's Remarkable $900M Streaming Revival
Exclusive insight into how South Park defied the odds, evolving from a crude cartoon into a billion-dollar global phenomenon and reclaiming its crown as must-watch television through groundbreaking streaming deals and unparalleled cultural relevance.
Thomas Partey Pleads Not Guilty to Rape Charges
Arsenal and Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges of rape and sexual assault. The footballer appeared at a hearing at the Central Criminal Court, with a trial set for next year.
Friends' Central Perk café to open permanently in New York
The legendary Central Perk café from the hit sitcom Friends is being brought to life as a permanent coffee shop in New York City, offering fans a real-life taste of the iconic meeting spot.
How Concorde Helped Europe Win the 1995 Ryder Cup
Relive the incredible story of how Europe's Ryder Cup team, led by Bernard Gallacher, used the Concorde to race across the Atlantic and pull off a stunning underdog victory against the USA at Oak Hill in 1995.
Kazakhstan outlaws bride kidnapping with new prison sentences
Kazakhstan has criminalised the archaic practice of non-consensual bride kidnapping, imposing harsh prison sentences in a landmark legal shift that addresses a tradition famously satirised in the Borat films.
Fed Governor Stephen Miran Resigns After 18 Months
US Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran has unexpectedly resigned after just 18 months, citing personal reasons. The departure fuels speculation about internal discord at the world's most powerful central bank.
Trump Vows to Fire Fed's Lisa Cook if Re-Elected
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook 'on Day One' of a potential second term, signalling an unprecedented assault on the US central bank's political independence and sending shockwaves through financial mark
Tommy Robinson Arrested in London Protest Violence
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson was among 11 arrested as a London protest descended into violent clashes with Metropolitan Police officers. Get the full story on the disorder and police response.
Waldorf Astoria Opens Luxury Costa Rica Resort
The Waldorf Astoria brand makes its grand debut in Central America with the stunning Punta Cacique resort in Costa Rica. Discover unparalleled luxury, breathtaking Pacific views, and immersive sustainability on the Guanacaste coast.
London Protests: Tommy Robinson and Diane Abbott Rivals Clash
Central London became a battleground of ideologies as far-right and anti-racism protests, featuring Tommy Robinson and Diane Abbott, unfolded simultaneously. This article examines the heavy police presence, political tensions, and what it reveals about Br
Police Hunt Man After Tommy Robinson Supporters Clash In London
Metropolitan Police launch urgent manhunt following violent disturbances in central London involving supporters of political activist Tommy Robinson. Officers assaulted during the chaotic scenes.
110,000-Strong Patriotic March Floods London Streets
Central London came to a standstill as a massive crowd, estimated at 110,000, marched in a show of patriotic fervour. The 'Unite the Kingdom' demonstration featured Elgar's music, sea of flags, and passionate chants, culminating in minor scuffles and a he
Tommy Robinson Rally Sparks Major Police Operation in London
A rally led by former EDL leader Tommy Robinson prompted a significant Metropolitan Police response in central London, leading to multiple arrests and traffic disruption.
Design Visionary Marcus Willcocks Dies, Transformed Urban Safety
A tribute to the life and pioneering work of Professor Marcus Willcocks, whose groundbreaking 'Design Against Crime' initiative made cities safer and more liveable through innovative social design.
Lumo launches budget Glasgow-London train route
Budget rail operator Lumo announces a new direct service connecting Glasgow Central to London King's Cross, promising fares up to 90% cheaper than standard train tickets and challenging aviation on the busy corridor.
Europe's Secret September Escapes: Summer Lingers Here
Discover hidden European gems where summer's warmth extends into September. From secluded Greek islands to tranquil Italian lakes, uncover Guardian readers' favourite late-season retreats for perfect weather without the crowds.
South Park Edits Charlie Kirk Joke After Legal Threats
Comedy Central removes controversial Charlie Kirk gag from latest South Park special after the Turning Point USA founder's lawyers intervene, sparking debate about censorship and comedy boundaries.
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