Germany Urges EU to Offer Ukraine Associate Membership to Boost Peace Talks
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urges EU to offer Ukraine associate membership to boost peace talks with Russia, proposing non-voting participation in EU institutions.
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Readers Praise Martin Kettle As Final Guardian Column Published
Readers praise Martin Kettle's final Guardian column after 41 years, highlighting his thoughtful analysis and legacy.
Trump's Legal Challenges Mount as Judges Dismiss Election Fraud Claims
Judges reject Trump's election fraud claims in multiple states, dismissing lawsuits with harsh language as legal troubles mount.
Reform UK Lacks Real Solutions, Farage's Politics Are Insulting
Critics say Reform UK and Nigel Farage offer slogans and anger, not real solutions to Britain's local problems like council tax, potholes, and SEND funding.
White House Staffers' Anger Over Iran War Grows, Report Says
Anger grows among younger White House staffers over Iran war, with polls showing generational divide among Trump voters.
Corbyn’s New Party: Fresh Start or Repeat Failure?
Internal rows over leadership and Socialist Workers Party membership mar Your Party’s inaugural conference, casting doubt on its future.
Labour's Optimism Could Counter Reform UK's Gloom, Says Gaby Hinsliff
Analysis suggests Labour can counter Reform UK's pessimism by adopting an 'abundance' mindset, focusing on hope and infrastructure.
MPs Urge Action on 'Devastating' Temporary Accommodation Crisis
MPs warn of 'devastating' temporary accommodation crisis as 104 children die with it as a contributing factor; record numbers of children in B&Bs and hostels.
Plaid Cymru's Inclusive Nationalism Defeats Reform UK
Plaid Cymru's inclusive nationalism defeats Reform UK in Senedd elections, marking a shift towards a diverse Welsh identity.
Corbyn Joins Kill the Bill Protests, Urges Defence of Right to Protest
Jeremy Corbyn addresses Kill the Bill protests across UK, urging defence of right to protest against new police powers.
Guardian Ceases Posting on X, Citing Toxicity and Musk's Influence
The Guardian stops posting on X, citing toxicity and Elon Musk's influence, but will still use the platform for news-gathering.
South Park Mocks Kristi Noem as 'Ice Barbie' in Latest Episode
South Park's latest episode mocks Kristi Noem as 'Ice Barbie' and features JD Vance as a sycophant, with ICE raids on Heaven and puppy shootings.
Romanian Tourist Dies After Fall From Westminster Bridge in Terror Attack
Romanian tourist Andreea Cristea dies after falling from Westminster Bridge during the 22 March terror attack, becoming the fifth victim.
Real Progress on Defence Spending Plan This Week: Jarvis
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis says 'real progress' made on the defence investment plan this week, with talks advancing ahead of the NATO summit. The plan, delayed since last year, aims to secure increased funding for the armed forces.
Corbyn and Rayner Clash Over Labour's Allotments Plan
Jeremy Corbyn criticises Angela Rayner over rules allowing councils to sell allotments to fund day-to-day spending, warning of peril for these spaces.
Reform UK's Reparations Visa Threat Sparks Commonwealth Backlash
Commonwealth leaders reject Reform UK's visa threat over reparations, warning it will isolate Britain and harm diplomacy.
Why Marc Guehi Can Play for Man City in FA Cup Final Despite Palace Appearance
Marc Guehi can play for Man City in FA Cup final despite featuring for Palace earlier this season, due to FA Cup transfer rules.
DNA Study Suggests Columbus Had Spanish Noble Roots
DNA study suggests Christopher Columbus was a Spanish Jew, challenging traditional belief he was Genoese, but experts urge caution.
Men and the Taxi Cab Theory: Why They Suddenly Commit
Exploring the taxi cab theory of male commitment, why men suddenly decide to settle down, and the role of timing in relationships.
Pressure Mounts on Stephen Miller After Minneapolis Border Patrol Killing
Stephen Miller faces backlash after Minneapolis border patrol killing; Trump contradicts his 'would-be assassin' claim but unlikely to fire him.
Left Out and This Land: Two Accounts of Corbynism's Rise and Fall
Two books dissect Labour's decline under Corbyn, from 2017 optimism to 2019 defeat, highlighting internal strife and controversies.
Six Cruise Evacuees Leave Arrowe Park to Complete Hantavirus Isolation at Home
Six cruise evacuees leave Arrowe Park hospital to complete 45-day hantavirus isolation at home; all remain asymptomatic.
Green Party forced to return Zack Polanski donation over electoral law breach
Green Party forced to return £1,539 donation from leader Zack Polanski, who was not on electoral register at time of gift.
Reeves Denies Misleading Public Over Budget Tax Rises
Chancellor Rachel Reeves denies misleading the public over budget tax rises, as opposition calls for her resignation.
Corbyn and Sultana’s New Leftwing Party Stirs Alarm Despite Chaotic Launch
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's new leftwing party gains 600,000 sign-ups despite chaotic launch, alarming rightwing media.
Mandelson Failed Vetting but Foreign Office Overruled Decision, Investigation Reveals
Guardian investigation reveals Peter Mandelson failed security vetting; Foreign Office overruled decision; top civil servant forced out.
Prince William Used Pseudonym to Join Aston Villa Fan Forum
Prince William revealed he uses a pseudonym to post on Aston Villa fan forums, staying connected with fans and discussing tactics.
BP Fires Chair Albert Manifold Over Conduct and Governance Concerns
BP removes chair Albert Manifold after eight months over governance and conduct concerns, causing share price to fall.
OECD Urges Australia to Accelerate EV and Renewable Energy Adoption Amid Fuel Crisis
OECD urges Australia to accelerate EV and renewable energy adoption to address fuel crisis, warning of inflation and slower growth.
King Charles Opens Scottish Parliament's Seventh Session
King Charles III officially opened the seventh session of the Scottish Parliament in a ceremony featuring the Crown of Scotland, poetry, and music, emphasizing Scotland's democratic tradition.
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