Elif Shafak reflects on how Brexit shattered Britain's tradition of civil disagreement, citing studies showing 84% of the public now feels the country is divided, with political opponents viewed as enemies.
The Supreme Court ruling strips TPS from hundreds of thousands of Haitians, causing fear and uncertainty in Springfield, Ohio, where the community had revitalized the city.
Hungary threatens to veto €90bn EU loan to Ukraine unless oil pipeline is reopened; Zelenskyy says Ukraine not losing war.
Andy Burnham will argue London suffers due to the north's economic failure in a speech outlining radical devolution plans, aiming to slash Whitehall budgets and shift power to regional mayors.
Guardian Weekly reports waning support for Putin as Ukraine invasion drags on, with elite and public discontent rising.
Downing Street rebuked Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood after she barred immigration minister Mike Tapp from documents and demanded his sacking, escalating Labour's internal war over migration policy.
The UK must honestly examine why it voted to leave the EU to address ongoing divisions and heal the nation, according to a new analysis.
A new study identifies cultural anxiety and economic decline as key drivers of Brexit discontent, linking the vote to long-term regional inequalities and a sense of lost status among older, less educated voters.
David Miliband praises Andy Burnham's 'openness and energy' as likely successor to Keir Starmer, but avoids question on returning to government under Burnham.
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice came within inches of falling into the River Thames while posing for a Brexit anniversary photo, according to political editor Martyn Brown.
A decade after the Brexit referendum, a new poll shows 55% of Britons would vote to rejoin the EU. The article scores 10 key Brexit promises, from food prices to sovereignty, giving an overall grade of 52%.
Zelenskyy authorises 40-day operation against Russian targets; Ukrainian strikes black out Sevastopol and hit oil refineries; Belarus relay stations silenced.
A new podcast featuring key players from both sides marks 10 years since the UK's Brexit vote. Kiran Stacey examines the referendum that transformed the nation.
Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene have left the Republican Party, citing Trump’s war with Iran and neglect of domestic issues. Their defection highlights fractures between America First and MAGA factions, potentially weakening GOP in midterms.
The US Supreme Court ruled to allow the Trump administration to end TPS protections for Haitians and Syrians and to block asylum seekers at the border, marking a major victory for the president's hardline immigration policies.
Downing Street says it is 'very concerning' that US pilot Captain Jacob Wulfson avoided UK trial for strangling a woman in Cambridge, tried by court martial at US airbase.
UK-EU standoff over tuition fee cuts for European students threatens Starmer's Brexit reset, with talks stalled and a summit looming.
MPs call for immediate ban on Brazilian butt lifts and licensing for cosmetic procedures amid 'wild west' industry concerns.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood banned Immigration Minister Mike Tapp from receiving government documents after he allegedly threatened to leak sensitive policy papers, escalating Labour's migration civil war.
Post-Brexit rules may prevent extradition of Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner to the UK for trial.
FDA approves first e-cigarette in US, authorising Vuse Solo tobacco-flavoured products to help adults quit smoking, with restrictions to prevent youth uptake.
Two-thirds of EU citizens back UK rejoining bloc; 75% of Britons want closer ties, majority accept free movement.
A decade after the EU referendum, residents of Ebbw Vale reflect on Brexit's promises vs reality, with EU-funded regeneration projects visible but economic gains elusive, leaving opinions deeply divided.
Shabana Mahmood has asked Sir Keir Starmer to sack immigration minister Mike Tapp for suggesting foreign care workers should be exempt from tighter settlement rules, breaching collective responsibility.
UK and EU agree to end Brexit food export checks from 2027, cutting paperwork and costs for meat, dairy, and fish exporters.
Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says a Reform UK-led government that doubles down on Brexit could act as an 'accelerator' for Irish reunification, potentially hastening border polls.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Britain has had six prime ministers and faces a seventh. The Guardian Weekly's 26 June edition examines the fallout, including Keir Starmer's resignation and the rise of Reform UK.
Andy Burnham must learn from Keir Starmer's failure to set clear foreign policy priorities, which led to drift and a truncated tenure. Closer EU ties are crucial.
Keir Starmer resigned as UK PM amid mounting pressure. Anthony Albanese faces similar challenges after a strong election win. Experts discuss how he can avoid Starmer's fate.
John Swinney has strongly rejected claims of an SNP cover-up of Peter Murrell's crimes, calling the allegations 'utterly and totally baseless' after being accused by Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay.