UK Sanctions Firms Enabling West Bank Settler Violence
The UK, Australia, France, and Norway impose sanctions on six firms and one individual enabling West Bank settler violence, stopping short of a trade ban.
Category : Politics
Ukraine Drones Hit St Petersburg as Putin's Offensive Stalls
Ukrainian drone attacks on St Petersburg and other Russian cities show Putin's war aims failing. Europe must strengthen Zelenskyy's hand amid stalled offensive.
Cartoon: Disinformation and Social Division
Ella Baron's cartoon highlights the dangerous link between disinformation and growing social division, urging critical thinking.
Badenoch's equality duty plan: experts warn of discrimination
Kemi Badenoch proposes scrapping the public sector equality duty, but legal experts say it would fuel discrimination and legal uncertainty.
SPLC Report: Far-Right Groups in Trump Admin
A new SPLC report highlights the increasing influence of far-right groups within the Trump administration, raising concerns about policy impacts.
Belfast Knife Attack Sparks Far-Right Unrest
A knife attack in Belfast has become the latest flashpoint for far-right violence, leading to riots and heightened tensions in Northern Ireland.
Corrections and Clarifications: June 9, 2026
The Guardian publishes corrections and clarifications for errors in previous articles, including a misattributed quote and a factual inaccuracy.
House Passes Immigration Bill with $25B Funding
The House approved a sweeping immigration bill allocating $25 billion for border security, sparking debate over enforcement versus reform.
US Strikes Iran After Apache Downing Near Hormuz
The US launched strikes against Iran after Trump blamed Tehran for downing an Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz, threatening a fragile ceasefire.
JD Vance Slams Iran Peace Deal, Demands Tough Action
US Senator JD Vance condemns the new Iran peace deal, arguing it fails to address nuclear threats and regional instability, urging a more aggressive US policy.
Lammy's Jury Trial Cuts Could Harm Race Relations
A cross-party committee warns David Lammy's plan to remove some defendants' right to jury trial could increase mistrust in the justice system among black communities.
Trump and Johnson Slam Surveillance Law
Donald Trump and Boris Johnson have jointly criticized a surveillance law, raising concerns over privacy and civil liberties. The former leaders call for reforms.
Spencer Pratt Joins LA Mayor Election Race
Reality TV star Spencer Pratt announces his candidacy for Los Angeles mayor, bringing celebrity flair to the 2026 election race.
Labour Faces Backlash Over Equality Duty Changes
Labour's proposed changes to the public sector equality duty spark criticism from Badenoch and Nowak, who argue it weakens protections for minority groups.
Trump Accused of Inventing Fraud in California Elections
Experts warn Trump is undermining election integrity with baseless fraud claims in California, as his administration, stocked with loyalists, may not resist attempts to sabotage upcoming elections.
Platner Wins Maine Democratic Senate Primary Amid Scandals
Graham Platner, a Marine veteran and progressive activist, overcame personal scandals to win the Maine Democratic Senate primary, setting up a key race against Susan Collins.
Briton Steve Hilton Advances in California Governor Race
Steve Hilton, a former UK Conservative adviser, secures spot in California's November runoff, challenging Democrat Xavier Becerra.
Putin Losing Control: Grandpa in a Bunker
Analysis of Putin's grip on power amid the Ukraine war, with experts suggesting he's losing control and becoming increasingly isolated in his bunker.
Steve Hilton Loses California Governor Primary
Former Fox News host Steve Hilton failed to secure the Republican nomination for California governor, finishing third in the primary.
Primary Election Results: Maine, SC, NV, ND Updates
Live coverage of primary election results in Maine, South Carolina, Nevada, and North Dakota, with key races and voter turnout updates.
Iran Will Leave No Attack or Threat Unanswered: FM
Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi warns that Iran will respond to any attack or threat, posting an image of the Strait of Hormuz and criticizing US actions in the region.
Australia Sanctions West Bank Settlers
Foreign Minister Penny Wong announces sanctions against extremist Israeli settlers in the West Bank, citing violence against Palestinians.
Sudanese asylum seeker used Irish route to enter UK
A Sudanese asylum seeker charged with attempted murder in Belfast used the Irish route loophole to enter the UK, sparking violent protests.
Trump Risks Turning World Cup into Symbol of Division
The US denied entry to Somali referee Omar Artan ahead of the World Cup, prompting criticism that Trump's policies are turning the tournament into a symbol of division.
SNP, Greens Have Final Chance to Back Murrell Probe
Labour will force a vote on a parliamentary inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement of over £400,000, urging SNP and Greens to support the probe.
Far-right protesters berate woman for not taking knee in London
A woman was racially abused and threatened by far-right protesters in Parliament Square after refusing to take a knee for Henry Nowak at a Tommy Robinson rally.
Belfast Violence After Knife Attack: Homes Torched
Residents evacuated as Belfast protesters set homes and vehicles on fire amid disorder following a knife attack. Police appeal for calm.
Prince Harry wants family UK visit but security fears remain
Prince Harry reportedly wants to bring Meghan Markle and their children to the UK this summer, but his ongoing security battle with the government is a major obstacle.
Violence condemned after Tommy Robinson stokes Belfast disorder
A man in his 40s is in serious condition after a stabbing in Belfast, with a Sudanese man arrested. Tommy Robinson's protest in London adds to tensions.
Swinney pledges £1m to council for Coalsnaughton evacuation
First Minister John Swinney announces £1m for Clackmannanshire Council to support residents evacuated from Coalsnaughton due to ground movements from disused coal mines.
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