Ukraine peace talks 'extremely positive' - Irish minister
Irish Foreign Minister Helen McEntee reports 'extremely positive' feedback from Ukraine peace talks in Switzerland. Further work is needed to end the conflict. Read the latest developments.
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Wimbledon Debentures Exempt From Ticket Resale Ban
Wimbledon's premium debenture tickets, selling for up to £116,000, will be exempt from the UK government's crackdown on ticket touting. Discover how this impacts investment.
Fergie's Affair in Andrew's Study: New Details Emerge
Explosive new claims allege Sarah Ferguson performed sex acts with her lover in Prince Andrew's private study after he went to bed. Discover the full story of the royal scandal.
Debt Collector Pursued 200k Claims While Banned
Panthera Finance allegedly collected $60m from Victorians while banned. Legal action could see consumers entitled to refunds. Discover the full investigation.
Bonnie Blue's Schoolies Return Blocked by Visa Ban
Controversial sex worker Bonnie Blue's promise to return for Schoolies 2025 faces legal impossibility due to her three-year Australian visa ban. Government sources confirm her exclusion.
The Guardian Thursday Quiz Challenges Your Knowledge
Put your current affairs knowledge to the test with The Guardian's Thursday Quiz. Can you beat the 15-question challenge on news and general knowledge?
Police seize suspected stolen farm machinery in Gwent raid
Gwent Police and DEFRA join forces in major rural operation, recovering suspected stolen equipment worth thousands in coordinated farm inspections across Monmouthshire.
US Congress probes UK minister over Post Office scandal
American lawmakers launch unprecedented probe into UK's Horizon IT scandal, seeking testimony from Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey about his role as former Postal Affairs Minister.
Beckham's 7-year knighthood wait revealed
Exclusive investigation reveals how David Beckham's tax affairs and business decisions delayed his knighthood for years, despite his charity work and global fame.
Beckham Knighthood Blocked by Treasury Officials
Exclusive investigation reveals how Treasury officials repeatedly blocked David Beckham's knighthood despite his charitable work and sporting achievements, leaving the football legend in political limbo.
Victoria Beckham's finances block David's knighthood
Exclusive: Victoria Beckham's reported involvement in tax affairs has allegedly prevented husband David from receiving a knighthood, with Treasury officials raising concerns about the former Spice Girl's financial arrangements.
Peru recalls ambassador from Mexico in diplomatic crisis
Peru has dramatically withdrawn its ambassador from Mexico in a deepening diplomatic crisis, accusing Mexico of repeatedly interfering in its internal affairs by granting political asylum to a former official.
David Gow: Guardian's European Editor Dies at 72
Celebrating the life and legacy of David Gow, The Guardian's esteemed European editor whose sharp analysis and deep understanding of EU affairs informed British readers for decades.
Pregnant UK teen freed from Georgian jail
Breaking: 19-year-old pregnant UK student Bella May Culley is set for release from Georgian detention after being held on controversial drug allegations. Latest developments in international legal case.
Jeremy Hunt's tax return blunder exposed by Parliament typo
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt accidentally revealed he'd submitted his tax return late through a careless typing error in Parliament, sparking criticism from political opponents.
Voice architect reveals why Australians voted No
Exclusive: One of the key architects behind the Indigenous Voice to Parliament reveals the real reasons behind the referendum's failure and launches stunning criticism against Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.
Rachel Reeves cleared in HMRC tax investigation
Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves will face no further action from HMRC over her tax affairs, following an investigation into her VAT registration. The ruling delivers a significant political victory for the senior Labour figure.
Rachel Reeves cleared in HMRC tax investigation
Labour's Rachel Reeves will face no further action after HMRC investigation into her tax affairs concludes. The Chancellor confirms case closed following months of scrutiny.
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.
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.
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