A collection of witty reader letters from the Guardian, covering topics from regional insults like 'wazzock' to humorous takes on Donald Trump, toilet paper discrimination, and the quest for lime marmalade.
Ten years post-Brexit, the UK struggles with identity and global positioning, as supporters and remainers alike face uncertainty in a shifting world order.
Doug Maughan expresses sympathy for Peter Mandelson, who faces a fine for urinating in a London street, citing age-related health issues and questioning council enforcement.
A letter recalls a 1977 BBC series forecasting justice restrictions under a leftwing government, drawing parallels to Labour's current plans to reduce jury trials.
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A new biography reveals US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr once cut the genitals from a road-killed raccoon in 2001, with his children waiting in the car, to study them later.
Chris Westwood, a dedicated sailor and former civil servant, has passed away at 82. He taught sailing classes, served in clubs, and worked on major transport projects in London.
Aysha Raza, a neuroscientist who became a Labour councillor in Ealing, has died aged 52. She was the first Muslim woman on Ealing's cabinet and an active conservationist with the Ealing Wildlife Group.
US President Donald Trump has declared a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, claiming it as his tenth conflict resolution, with no Israeli withdrawal planned from southern Lebanon.
The US House narrowly defeated a resolution to prevent further military action against Iran, with Democrats solidifying opposition as peace talks stall.
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The Trump administration is seeking international support for a 'trade over aid' declaration, shifting from direct assistance to private-sector-led trade for development.
Donald Trump has declared a 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon, effective from midnight Thursday, with plans for a landmark Israeli-Lebanese summit next week in Washington.
Viktor Orbán's electoral loss in Hungary jeopardises millions in funding for British political figures like Matt Goodwin and Lord Frost, who benefited from his 'illiberal democracy' support network across Europe.
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has pulled financial support from LIV Golf, causing shockwaves across sports. The move signals a shift in Saudi spending towards domestic benefits and privatisation.
A 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon announced by Donald Trump offers a brief respite from devastating Israeli airstrikes that have killed over 2,100 people, including 172 children, and displaced one-fifth of the population.
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Three armed robbers held 25 people hostage for two hours at a Crédit Agricole branch in Naples before escaping through a hole in the floor into the city's sewer system.
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch accuses Nigel Farage of opportunism after he urged Scottish nationalists to back Reform UK and suggested a second independence vote could be reasonable.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth quoted a fake Bible verse at a Pentagon prayer session, closely matching Samuel L. Jackson's dialogue from Pulp Fiction, sparking controversy amid impeachment articles.
Jay Bryant is negotiating a plea deal for the 2002 killing of Run-DMC star Jam Master Jay, marking the first admission in court for the long-unsolved case.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals potential cuts to welfare and other budgets to increase military spending, ruling out tax hikes amid global tensions.
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The US House of Representatives has passed a bill to extend temporary protected status for 350,000 Haitians, marking a rare bipartisan move against Trump's deportation agenda.
Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr confronted by lawmakers over controversial vaccine decisions and spreading misinformation during a heated budget hearing in Washington.
The Guardian has published corrections for errors in recent articles, including a drug trial for Cushing's syndrome and the age of hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa at his death.
Court filings reveal Tiger Woods told police about drones over his home and speaking to 'the president' after a crash leading to his DUI arrest. Prosecutors seek his prescription records.
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon aims to ease Middle East tensions, while domestic issues like fuel crises and housing policies dominate headlines.
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Sir Olly Robbins, the Foreign Office's top civil servant, has been forced to resign after security concerns about Peter Mandelson were overruled. Prime Minister Keir Starmer reportedly lost confidence in the official.
Donald Trump has accused Australia of not assisting in the Middle East, while Defence Minister Richard Marles states no specific request was made regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
The US Department of Justice is investigating former Democratic representative Eric Swalwell following his resignation from Congress due to multiple sexual misconduct allegations, including claims from several women.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani continues to earn modest music royalties from his brief rap career, with $1,643 last year, according to recent tax filings.
The EU plans to release a €90bn loan to Ukraine in Q2, as Russia's war machine profits from Middle East conflict. Trump condemns massive strikes killing civilians.
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Donald Trump has once more accused Australia of insufficient assistance in the Middle East, specifically mentioning the Strait of Hormuz, during a press briefing outside the White House.
