Guardian Launches 2025 Charity Appeal to Combat Hate with Hope
Guardian's 2025 charity appeal supports five grassroots charities to combat hate and division by investing in community hope and local initiatives.
Category : Politics
Judge Spares Teen Rapists Custody, Citing Need to Avoid Criminalising Children
Three teenage boys convicted of knife-point rape in Hampshire avoid prison; judge cites need to avoid criminalising children, sparking criticism.
£256m Cocaine Found in Banana Boxes at UK Port
£256m cocaine found in banana boxes at London Gateway port, part of £400m+ seizures in under a month.
Greggs Opens First International Shop In Tenerife Airport
Greggs opens its first international shop at Tenerife South Airport, offering familiar bakes and a Spanish Omelette Roll.
DWP Confirms Early Payments for May Bank Holidays
DWP confirms early benefit and state pension payments for May bank holidays on 4th and 25th May, with payments moved to preceding Fridays.
Trump Claims Iran Deal 'Largely Negotiated' as Pakistan Mediates
Trump claims Iran deal largely negotiated; Pakistan mediates. Iran denies Strait of Hormuz control change.
State-owned land is Luke Quinn’s final refuge from council patrols — but soon even that meagre safet
Gold Coast homeless face losing state land refuge as council patrols expand, with advocates warning of a catch-22 for the vulnerable.
Wasp-Proof Your Picnic with a Simple Decoy Trick
Learn a simple trick to keep wasps away from your picnic by offering them a decoy portion of food, allowing you to dine in peace.
Tuchel's England Squad Strategy Over Stars For 2026 World Cup
Thomas Tuchel makes bold squad choices for England's 2026 World Cup campaign, omitting stars like Foden and Palmer while focusing on team culture and key players like Bellingham and Kane.
Gender-Critical Beliefs Protected Under Law, Tribunal Rulings Show
Recent tribunal rulings protect gender-critical beliefs under the Equality Act, with employers warned to avoid kneejerk reactions.
Obama Center: $850m Monument Stirs Controversy in Chicago
Barack Obama's $850m presidential library in Chicago sparks controversy with its imposing, windowless design likened to a Klingon prison or flak tower.
Children living with self-declared pope in former UK orphanage
Children live with self-declared pope in former UK orphanage; followers urged to sell possessions and donate salaries.
Area 51 Scientist's Deathbed Alien Confession Sparks Debate
Dying Area 51 scientist Boyd Bushman claims in video he reverse-engineered alien tech; photos of aliens shown.
Clare Balding's Celebrity Traitors Blunder Leaves Co-Stars Fuming
Clare Balding's error in the first Celebrity Traitors challenge costs Charlotte Church her immunity, sparking suspicion among co-stars.
Beatrice and Eugenie May Skip Cousin's Wedding Amid Andrew Scandal
Beatrice and Eugenie may skip cousin Peter Phillips' wedding after new allegations against Prince Andrew. Royal experts weigh in.
Ghislaine Maxwell Grand Jury Transcripts Unlikely to Reveal New Information, Judge Rules
Judge rules grand jury transcripts in Epstein-Maxwell case contain no new information; focus shifts to other unreleased documents.
New Theory in Celine Cremer Case After Tasmanian River Discovery
Police find bones, teeth, and car key of missing Belgian tourist Celine Cremer in Tasmanian river, suggesting she may have drowned.
Stolen Under Pinochet Reunited by DNA: A Family's Journey
Kyle Adler, stolen as an infant during Pinochet's dictatorship, reunites with biological mother after DNA test, highlighting thousands of similar cases.
Pirates Kidnap 12 Crew Members from European Tanker Off Equatorial Guinea
Pirates kidnapped 12 crew from a Portugal-flagged tanker off Equatorial Guinea. Four crew left onboard, one injured.
The 'Walkaway Wives': Why Gen X Women Are Leaving Their Marriages
Gen X women are increasingly leaving marriages, a phenomenon known as 'walkaway wives', driven by midlife shifts and changing societal norms.
Irish PM Calls for Stronger UK Relations in Westminster Address
Keir Starmer opens first annual UK-Ireland summit, pledging stronger ties after Brexit tensions. Taoiseach Micheál Martin offers to help UK reset EU relations.
Antonia Romeo 'Queen of Woke' Label Highlights Meaningless Term, Says Commentator
Analysis argues that calling Antonia Romeo 'queen of woke' shows the term has lost all meaning, as it is now applied indiscriminately to civil servants, policies and institutions.
State Department Papers Left at Alaska Hotel Reveal Trump-Putin Summit Details
Sensitive State Department documents found on hotel printer hours before Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, revealing schedule, menu, and gift details.
NASA Chief: 'Spaceflight Is Unforgiving' After Blue Origin's New Glenn Explodes During Test
NASA chief calls spaceflight 'unforgiving' after Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes during static fire test at Cape Canaveral.
Gerry Adams Was IRA Leader, Ex-Police Officers Tell High Court
Two ex-RUC officers testify Gerry Adams was IRA leader in High Court civil trial over bombings; Adams denies membership.
Alex Batty: My Abduction Wasn't Kidnapping, It Was My Mum
Alex Batty speaks about his complex relationship with his mother after she took him from the UK in 2017, in a new BBC documentary.
Ross Kemp hits out at far-right protesters for hijacking St George's flag
Ross Kemp condemns far-right for hijacking St George's Cross, says flag represents mainstream England and all its people.
Montserrat Woman Denied NHS Care Sparks Accusations of 'Stark Injustice'
Cherry Brown, 69, from Montserrat, was left homeless and denied free NHS care in the UK, sparking accusations of injustice against British overseas territory citizens.
British Soldier Killed in Iraq Training Accident Named
Lance Corporal James Freeman died in a training accident in Iraq, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
Andy Burnham Eyes Premiership Before Labour Conference in Liverpool
Andy Burnham aims to become PM before Labour's autumn conference, with a byelection victory in Makerfield as his first step.
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