London Grinds to Halt in Major Tube Strike Over Pay
Commuters face travel misery as London Underground drivers, led by union barons, stage a massive strike demanding a pay rise, crippling the capital's transport network.
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National Trust in flag fury after removing Union Jack
The National Trust has ignited a fierce debate after contractors were seen removing the large Union Flag from the Bantham Ham stone tower in Devon. The move, done without prior consultation, has been branded an 'act of cultural vandalism' by critics and l
Brexit Reversal: Will the UK Ever Rejoin the EU?
An in-depth analysis of the UK's complex path back to the European Union. Examining political hurdles, public sentiment shifts, and the monumental challenges of rejoining the bloc.
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.
UK's EU Rejoin Strategy: Labour's Roadmap Revealed
Exclusive: Labour's Foreign Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds outlines a radical new strategy for the UK's phased reintegration into the European Union, marking a dramatic shift in post-Brexit relations.
TFL invites RMT to resume talks after London Tube strikes
Transport for London has formally invited the RMT union back to the negotiating table following a week of crippling Tube strikes that brought the capital to a standstill, as both sides seek a resolution to the ongoing dispute over working conditions.
Málaga Tops Paris & Barcelona as Europe's Best City
Forget the well-trodden paths to Barcelona and Paris. A prestigious new Time Out ranking has crowned a historic Spanish city as Europe's most captivating destination for 2024, praising its vibrant culture, affordability, and authentic charm.
Charlie Kirk Oxford Speech Sparks Free Speech Debate
US conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's controversial Oxford Union speech ignites a fierce transatlantic debate on free speech, cancel culture, and the limits of campus discourse as UK and US Republicans rally to his defence.
EU Court Rules Austria's Border Checks Illegal
The European Court of Justice has delivered a landmark ruling, declaring Austria's long-standing border controls with Hungary and Slovenia illegal under EU law. The decision intensifies the clash between national security concerns and the bloc's principle
EU pushes controversial Afghan deportation plan
Exclusive: European Union officials in Brussels are pushing for the deportation of failed Afghan asylum seekers back to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, sparking a major humanitarian and ethical debate.
Travel Expert Names The One European Country He'll Never Revisit
A seasoned traveller who has explored all 44 European nations reveals the one destination that left him so disappointed he vows never to go back. Discover which popular spot failed to impress and why your travel money might be better spent elsewhere.
Von der Leyen backs Poland's military expansion as vital for EU
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has publicly endorsed Poland's significant military expansion, calling it 'extremely important' for Europe's collective security as the war in Ukraine continues.
Union Boss Condemns Tory Hypocrisy Over Strike Laws
RMT union leader Mick Lynch accuses the Conservative government of hypocrisy for using agency workers to break strikes while enforcing Minimum Service Levels laws on unions.
Rory McIlroy Resigns from European Tour Board
Golf superstar Rory McIlroy resigns from the PGA European Tour's board amidst strategic disagreements, just weeks after Europe's triumphant Ryder Cup victory over the US.
Macron's Government Collapses Again - French Political Crisis
President Emmanuel Macron faces political turmoil as his government resigns amid policy failures and rising opposition, threatening France's stability and European Union leadership.
Macron: Sending Western troops to Ukraine 'not ruled out'
French President Emmanuel Macron stuns allies by refusing to rule out deploying Western ground forces in Ukraine, marking a dramatic and controversial shift in the West's approach to the conflict.
Sánchez's Bold Defence of Immigration: A Blueprint for EU
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez delivers a powerful, data-driven argument for immigration as a demographic and economic necessity for Europe, challenging the continent's rising populist rhetoric.
Von der Leyen: Europe must prepare for Trump's return
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen issues a grave warning that a second Trump presidency would jeopardise Western security and NATO, urging Europe to prepare its defences.
France Crisis: Macron Government Faces Collapse Amid Turmoil
France faces a deepening political crisis as President Macron's government struggles to contain widespread protests and strikes. Key European summits are postponed amid fears of a major governmental collapse.
US Union Membership Soars to Historic High
New government data reveals a dramatic surge in US union membership, reaching levels not seen in decades as workers across sectors mobilise for better pay and conditions.
Union Boss's Stark Warning to Starmer: Don't Betray Workers
Unite leader Sharon Graham delivers a bombshell warning to Keir Starmer, vowing to withhold support and funding if Labour backtracks on key pledges to workers. The future of the party's relationship with unions hangs in the balance.
Spain Demands EU Review Israel Agreement Over Gaza
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez demands EU review of Israel association agreement, citing 'serious concern' over Gaza humanitarian crisis. A major diplomatic rift escalates.
Google billing error locks cancer research staff out of gym
A major billing error by Google led to the wrongful termination of The Institute of Cancer Research's corporate gym membership at PureGym Glasgow, barring vital staff from facilities.
EU fines Google €250m for anti-competitive search manipulation
The European Union imposes a massive €250 million fine on Google for illegally demoting rival services in its search results, marking a major escalation in the bloc's crackdown on Big Tech dominance.
India's Russian oil windfall from Ukraine sanctions
Exclusive analysis reveals how India has capitalised on Western sanctions against Russia, saving billions on energy imports while becoming a key supplier of refined fuels to Europe, in a dramatic reshaping of global oil markets.
Trump Urges European Leaders to Pressure China
Former US President Donald Trump has privately urged European leaders to take a harder line against China on trade and the Ukraine conflict, signalling a potential shift in global alliances.
Rachel Reeves' Union Links: Shadow Chancellor's Ties Exposed
Labour's Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny over her close relationship with Unite union leader Sharon Graham, raising questions about union influence on economic policy ahead of the general election.
EU Palestine Recognition Stalls Amid Internal Divisions
The European Union remains deeply divided on recognising Palestinian statehood, with key member states at odds over timing and conditions, as the conflict in Gaza continues.
Green Party's Polanski courts Corbyn supporters in unity push
Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski makes a direct appeal to former Labour members, urging them to join the Greens to create a powerful, unified left-wing alternative in British politics.
Sanchez slams EU 'double standards', tests Madrid's patience
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez's bold critique of European hypocrisy over Gaza and Ukraine exposes deep fractures within the EU, testing diplomatic patience in Madrid and Brussels.
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