Dining across the divide: ‘It was like a communist interrogation’
A Conservative non-voter and a Workers party campaigner clash over migration, Gaza and gender politics in a dinner conversation that left one feeling interrogated.
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Renee Good Shooting: A Fatal Dissent in Trump's America
Renee Good's fatal shooting by an ICE agent highlights the dangers of dissent in Trump's America, where civic norms have eroded and deadly force is common.
Long Island Man Charged in $750K Cargo Theft of Snow Crab and Cologne
Romoy Forbes charged with stealing $750K worth of snow crab, cologne, and blueberries using hacked emails to impersonate truck drivers.
NATO Jets Scrambled Over Passenger's 'Bomb Threat' WiFi Hotspot Name
NATO jets scrambled after Turkish Airlines passenger's WiFi hotspot named 'I have a bomb, everyone will die' triggered emergency alert.
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Your Party Faces Proxy War Despite Avoiding Leadership Contest
Your Party faces internal strife as supporters of Corbyn and Sultana continue battle despite avoiding leadership contest.
Ed Husic Urges Labor to Set 'Red Line' on Israel, Including F-35 Parts Ban
Labor MP Ed Husic calls for Australia to set a 'red line' on Israel, including sanctions, defence cooperation end, and F-35 parts ban, citing mistreatment of flotilla activists and other issues.
Global 'Free Marwan' Campaign Launches in London
Global campaign launches in London to free Marwan Barghouti, Palestinian leader imprisoned by Israel, seen as key to peace.
Trump Fires Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Replaces Her With Senator Markwayne Mullin
Trump fires Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary, replacing her with Senator Markwayne Mullin amid bipartisan criticism and controversy.
Inquiry Demanded Over Murrell Embezzlement as Sturgeon Pressured
Peter Murrell pleads guilty to embezzling £400,000 from SNP; Sturgeon and Swinney face pressure over lack of awareness.
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Wigan lottery winner, 80, jailed for role in £288m counterfeit drug empire
Wigan lottery winner John Eric Spiby, 80, jailed for 16.5 years for leading a £288m counterfeit drug ring from his home.
Nigel Farage Tricked Into Tribute for Paedophile Singer Ian Watkins
Nigel Farage tricked into recording Cameo tribute for paedophile Ian Watkins, calling him 'a good man'.
Why UK Women Are Considering Becoming Nuns in 2025
Nuns are trending as symbols of peace and purpose, with women considering cloistered life to escape modern pressures.
Candace Owens Hits Back at Trump Over Truth Social Post Attacking Former MAGA Figures
Candace Owens hits back at Trump after he attacks former MAGA figures on Truth Social, accusing him of disloyalty and a break from reality.
Met Chief Defends Protest Policing Amid Claims of Woke Ideology
Met Police chief Mark Rowley defends protest policing, rejects claims of two-tier approach, and says officers feel unsupported amid criticism.
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Ethiopian and Eritrean Soldiers Accused of Systematic Rape in Tigray Despite Peace Deal
Report documents systematic rape by Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers in Tigray, including after peace deal, with survivors aged 8-69.
Pope Leo's First Easter: Catholics Divided on Approach
Catholics are divided on Pope Leo's approach as he marks his first Easter, with some wanting more vocal leadership on global conflicts and others praising his discreet diplomacy.
Liberal Preferences Hand Seats to One Nation in SA Election
Liberal preferences gave One Nation seats in SA election, analysts say, with the populist party winning multiple seats.
UK Foreign Office Issues Travel Warnings for 12 Countries
UK Foreign Office issues 'do not travel' warnings for 12 countries due to safety risks, including political conflicts and natural disasters.
Mandelson Vetting Failure Known to No 10 Months Before Starmer’s Claim
Guardian reveals No 10 knew Mandelson failed vetting in Jan 2025; top civil servant resigns after Foreign Office overruled security denial.
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Nato Tests Deep Strike Missile Ops From London Tube Station
Nato forces use London Tube station to simulate deep strike operations against Russia, testing electronic warfare and drone capabilities amid warnings of limited preparedness.
Greens Must Act on Antisemitism, Says Lucas
Former Green leader Caroline Lucas demands action against candidates accused of antisemitic remarks ahead of local elections.
Guardian Writers Reflect on Milano Cortina Winter Olympics: Joy, Drama, and Greenwashing Concerns
Guardian writers share highs and lows of Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, including British skeleton success, Klæbo's dominance, and greenwashing concerns.
1% Club contestant walks away from £98,000 after 'dream warning'
ITV's The 1% Club contestant Liz walks away from £98,000 after a dream warned her not to gamble, leaving host Lee Mack surprised.
Majority of Britons Want Starmer and Reeves to Resign, Poll Finds
56% of Britons want PM Starmer to resign, 57% say Chancellor Reeves should quit, poll finds. Even Labour voters show discontent.
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Starmer's Chaotic Week Fuels Leadership Crisis
Keir Starmer's team mounts a bizarre self-leadership challenge, fuelling a crisis as Cabinet plots are revealed to be paranoid fantasies.
Jack Straw: Strasbourg Court Has Backed Off Over Rights Rulings
Jack Straw says European Court of Human Rights has backed off prisoner voting rights, showing 'outbreak of common sense'.
‘Relentless’ focus on literacy undermines reading for pleasure, says report
HarperCollins report says literacy focus harms reading for pleasure; daily reading among UK children fell from 39% in 2012 to 25% in 2025.
Home Office Admits Facial Recognition Tech Bias Against Black and Asian People
Home Office admits facial recognition tech has higher false positive rates for black and Asian people, prompting calls for safeguards.
Inquest Rules 100mph Essex Police Crash Was Suicide
Inquest rules Met Police trainee Louie Day, 23, died by suicide after crashing at nearly 100mph in Essex.
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SAS Veterans Sue Government Over Troubles Investigations
SAS Regimental Association threatens legal action over UK government's Troubles legacy reforms, citing impact on recruitment and morale.
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