Trump announces 'Project Freedom' to guide ships from Strait of Hormuz, citing positive Iran talks, but faces scepticism and Iranian warnings over ceasefire breach.
Canada's PM Carney warns of global system rupture at Davos, as Trump arrives for Greenland showdown with European leaders.
Norwegian politicians criticise Donald Trump for accepting Nobel peace prize medal from Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado.
A hidden camera found in a Whitehall building used by Home Office and MHCLG officials involved in China's embassy planning application sparks espionage fears.
Supreme Court rejects Florida lawsuit against California and Washington over issuing truck licenses to immigrants, citing a fatal crash.
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett criticises Emerald Fennell's film adaptation of Wuthering Heights for omitting class and race themes, and for questionable casting choices.
Sierra Leone reports the detention of a security team by Guinea at the border town of Kalieyereh, amid a long-standing territorial dispute.
Jennifer Lopez surprised Kerry Washington at the Women’s Cancer Research Fund’s Unforgettable Evening 2026 gala, presenting her with the Courage Award.
London MPs urge government to rethink Health Bill that would replace local council seats on NHS Integrated Care Boards with mayoral nominees, warning it undermines local healthcare planning.
Noughties band The Hoosiers vow to 'grow old disgracefully on stage', with a new album and tour ahead. They reflect on their two-decade career and changing music industry.
Trump removes IRS chief Billy Long after two months; Scott Bessent takes over. Long tipped for Iceland ambassador role.
PM Starmer backs BBC independence but avoids urging Trump to drop $1bn lawsuit; Liberal Democrats accuse Trump of trying to destroy the broadcaster.
Trump warns he may cut $20bn US aid to Argentina if President Milei loses legislative elections, and threatens tariffs on Spain over Nato spending.
European and US leaders met in Berlin to discuss Ukraine peace conditions, with positive progress on security guarantees but hardest questions unresolved. Next steps unclear.
Mass funeral in Kabul for victims of hospital strike blamed on Pakistan; death toll at 408, Pakistan denies targeting civilians.
Kate Ferdinand and other UK stars recount their experiences in Dubai during Iranian missile strikes across the Middle East.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio tells Senate Iran has agreed to negotiate nuclear aspects, despite Tehran halting peace talks and closing Strait of Hormuz.
Kid Rock is mocked for lip-syncing during his Turning Point USA alternative Super Bowl half-time show, which drew far fewer viewers than Bad Bunny's official performance.
Chinese embassy spokesperson Bi Haibo responds to Guardian editorial on Jimmy Lai, defending Hong Kong's rule of law and rejecting external interference.
EU sanctions envoy David O'Sullivan says sanctions have significant impact on Russian economy, may become unsustainable in 2026, amid war economy distortions.
Trump declares US-Iran deal signed but G7 leaders warn of loose ends over strait of Hormuz fees and Israeli breaches in Lebanon.
Denmark's PM apologises for systemic discrimination after 4,500 Greenlandic women were fitted with IUDs without consent between 1966-1970.
Sid Krofft, co-creator of beloved kids' shows 'H.R. Pufnstuf' and 'Land of the Lost,' dies at 96 in Los Angeles.
Trump's Board of Peace, initially for Gaza reconstruction, is evolving into a permanent global body chaired by Trump, drawing European scepticism and scrutiny.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin says video of Israeli treatment of flotilla protesters has accelerated EU mood for action against Israel.
UK PM warns Trump tariffs on NATO allies over Greenland are wrong, in calls with Danish, EU and NATO leaders.
UK imposes asset freezes and travel bans on four RSF commanders over mass killings and sexual violence in El Fasher, Sudan.
Trump extends pause on Iran strike; Beirut blasts reported as Israel continues Lebanon offensive; IDF warns of manpower crisis.
Israel strikes Hamas officials in Doha; US criticises attack, Qatar condemns 'state terrorism'.
Critics highlight flaws in Tony Blair's proposed Gaza plan, citing his controversial Middle East record and past actions.