Labour urged to raise age of criminal responsibility
A major report demands Labour raises the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14, arguing the current law harms vulnerable children. Read the full findings.
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Trump Blocks Abortion Access for US Veterans
The Trump administration has halted abortion services for veterans at VA facilities, reversing a 2024 policy. This move restricts care for rape survivors and those with life-threatening pregnancies.
Judges urge raising criminal age from 10 to 14
Former Supreme Court President Lady Hale leads calls to raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14, citing neuroscience and international norms. The government opposes the change.
Criminal barristers plot strike over jury trial cuts
Criminal barristers are planning industrial action that could bring courts to a standstill, opposing Justice Secretary David Lammy's proposal to slash jury trials by half. Read the full story.
Legal Experts Defend Jury Trials in UK Justice System
Barristers argue jurors provide a crucial 'humane perspective' that professional judges cannot. Discover why calls to slash jury use face fierce opposition from legal professionals.
Police Vetting Crisis: Officers Banned for Criminal Links
Urgent calls for police vetting overhaul after multiple officers banned for affairs with criminals. Scandals reveal systemic failures in recruitment checks across UK forces.
Debt Collection Charges Dismissed Against Panthera
Criminal charges against debt firm Panthera Finance dismissed after court rules it wasn't technically collecting. Consumer Affairs Victoria ordered to pay costs. Read the full analysis.
Prison guard: Notorious robber Bronson set for release
Exclusive: A prison officer reveals Britain's most notorious inmate Charles Bronson could be released within months after nearly 50 years in custody, despite his violent reputation.
Victoria's Treaty Truth: Allan Faces Backlash
Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan confronts escalating backlash over the state's controversial First Nations treaty process as legal experts question its constitutional validity and costs spiral.
Australian grandmother faces deportation from South Africa after 40 years
A 73-year-old Australian grandmother faces deportation from South Africa after living there for four decades, separated from her family in a shocking immigration battle that's tearing her family apart.
Spanish King: Diana Was Cold Except for Paparazzi
Explosive memoir reveals Spain's former King Juan Carlos's intimate account of Princess Diana's dual personality and denies romantic involvement in royal tell-all.
I forgave my husband's affair with a French woman
Relationship expert Tracey Cox shares her deeply personal story of betrayal and forgiveness after discovering her husband's affair during their time in France, offering hope for couples facing similar challenges.
Halloween Costumes That Reflect Real Modern Fears
Forget vampires and zombies. This Halloween, The Guardian suggests costumes that reflect genuine contemporary fears, from climate change to political indifference, offering a satirical take on what truly haunts modern Britain.
India rescues thousands from Thailand job scam
Indian authorities mount major international operation to save IT professionals trapped in cyber slavery rings after being lured by fake job offers in Southeast Asia.
Price 'didn't care' about false claims: court
Explosive court testimony reveals Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price allegedly showed disregard for factual accuracy when making controversial public statements, as a landmark defamation case unfolds.
MPs demand Home Office action on asylum backlog crisis
Senior Conservative MP Karen Bradley leads parliamentary scrutiny as Home Office faces mounting pressure over delayed asylum decisions and management failures.
Children Under 14 'Incapable of Evil' - NSW Review
A groundbreaking NSW review recommends raising the age of criminal responsibility to 14, arguing younger children lack moral capacity and require protection, not punishment.
Global Lens: This Week's Visual Journey Worldwide
From Westminster to wildlife, explore the most compelling photographs capturing global events, cultural moments, and human stories across continents in our weekly visual roundup.
China ambassador faces tense parliamentary grilling over rights
Tensions flared in Parliament as China's ambassador to Britain, Zheng Zeguang, faced intense questioning from MPs about human rights abuses, Hong Kong freedoms, and the treatment of Uyghur Muslims in a dramatic committee session.
Court rules against Trump veterans benefits decisions
A US federal court has struck down Trump-era veterans benefits rulings, declaring them 'improperly decided' in a landmark decision that could affect thousands of former service members.
Grooming Gang Inquiry Set for 2025 After Delays
A comprehensive independent inquiry into Britain's grooming gang scandals will launch next year, with ministers confirming the search for a chair is underway amid criticism from Labour's Jess Phillips over prolonged delays.
First 'Guardian Shield' charge: Alleged crime boss in court
Alleged organised crime figure Ferras Merhi, the first person charged under Australia's new 'Guardian Shield' laws, has faced court in a landmark case that could redefine how authorities tackle sophisticated criminal networks.
Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang expands globally
Exclusive investigation reveals how the notorious Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua is transforming into an international criminal empire, with operations spreading across Latin America and raising alarm among global law enforcement agencies.
Test Your Knowledge: The Guardian Thursday Quiz
Dive into this week's edition of The Guardian's celebrated Thursday Quiz, featuring 25 brain-teasing questions spanning current affairs to general knowledge. Perfect for trivia enthusiasts seeking the ultimate mental workout.
Julie Bishop defiant amid UN scandal and resignation calls
Former Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop faces mounting pressure to resign from her role at the United Nations as she vehemently denies bombshell accusations about her conduct, sparking a major diplomatic controversy.
Trump: Ukraine Can Use US Weapons Against Russia
Former President Donald Trump would permit Ukraine to deploy American-supplied weapons against Russian territory, marking a dramatic reversal in US foreign policy that could reshape the conflict.
Cincinnati Police Chief Suspended After Bar Brawl
Cincinnati's top police officer faces suspension amid internal probe into his conduct during a downtown bar fight that left multiple officers injured and prompted major disciplinary actions.
Trump tells Australian ambassador 'I don't like you either'
Former President Donald Trump delivered a stunning rebuke to Australian Ambassador Kevin Rudd during their first meeting, referencing Rudd's past critical comments and creating diplomatic tensions between allies.
China warns Britain: 'Bear all consequences'
Beijing delivers fiery diplomatic rebuke after British officials criticise Chinese embassy's social media post about pro-democracy activist, escalating tensions between the nations.
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