States with Abortion Bans Target Telehealth Pill Prescriptions
New data reveals more women in banned states obtain abortion pills via telehealth than travel, prompting legislative crackdowns and legal battles over mifepristone prescriptions.
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Easter Payment Shift: DWP Adjusts State Pension Dates
State pension and benefit payments due on Good Friday or Easter Monday will be issued on Thursday 2 April, with inflation hitting a 10-month low and Universal Credit set for a 6.2% boost from April 2026.
Umberto Bossi, Founder of Italy's Northern League, Dies at 84
Umberto Bossi, the controversial founder of Italy's Northern League, has passed away at 84. Known for his shock tactics and populist rhetoric, he reshaped Italian politics with his calls for northern autonomy.
French Local Elections Boost Centrists, Reveal Alliance Strategies
France's municipal elections delivered a surprising lift to centrist parties, showing mainstream cooperation can still block the National Rally. Results highlight key trends for the 2027 presidential race.
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Starmer Calm vs Trump Recklessness in Guardian Letters
Guardian letters praise Keir Starmer's statesmanship against Donald Trump's insults, while also covering Moby's take on The Kinks, self-driving taxis, and Chuck Norris tributes.
Meloni Weakened as Italian Voters Reject Judicial Overhaul
Italian voters have rejected Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's plan to overhaul the judiciary in a referendum, dealing a significant blow to her authority and complicating her political agenda ahead of the next general election.
Hillsborough Law Delay Sparks Outrage Among Families
Families affected by disasters like Hillsborough and the Manchester Arena bombing accuse the government of an 'insult' for failing to pass the promised duty of candour law, citing unresolved security service carve-outs.
Hungarian Candidate Accuses Orbán of Treason Over EU Leaks
Péter Magyar, leading in polls, demands investigation into alleged sharing of confidential EU information with Russia, calling it a betrayal of Hungarian and European interests.
Trump's Iran War Triggers Global Energy Crisis and Depression
The International Energy Agency warns of an unprecedented energy crisis due to Trump's Iran conflict, threatening a global depression and severe UK economic fallout.
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Reform Candidate's Remarks on Jewish Group Spark Outrage
Chris Parry, Reform UK's mayoral candidate for Hampshire, faces backlash after comparing Shomrim volunteers to 'Islamists on horseback' following an arson attack on Jewish ambulances.
Far-Right Leaders Rally for Orbán Before Hungary Vote
Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders praised Viktor Orbán at a Budapest event, as polls suggest he may lose Hungary's election, with Trump endorsing him.
Lionel Jospin Obituary: Socialist Leader's 2002 Defeat
Lionel Jospin, the Socialist prime minister of France, has died at 88. His unexpected loss to the far right in the 2002 presidential election caused a political earthquake.
Starmer: Iran Conflict May Drag On, Hitting Energy Bills
Prime Minister Keir Starmer signals targeted winter support for household bills amid the Iran conflict, ruling out a universal bailout and warning of a prolonged energy price shock.
Starmer's Soporific Liaison Committee Appearance
Keir Starmer's liaison committee hearing was largely uneventful as he focused on de-escalating the Iran conflict, with MPs avoiding tough questions on volatile US diplomacy.
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Guardian Corrects Strait of Hormuz and HMS Dragon Articles
The Guardian has issued clarifications for errors in recent articles, including misstated fertiliser tonnage in the Strait of Hormuz and misidentified naval vessel HMS Dragon.
Senate Confirms Mullin as Homeland Security Secretary
The US Senate confirmed Markwayne Mullin as Homeland Security Secretary, with a 54-45 vote. He will lead Trump's immigration crackdown, replacing Kristi Noem.
Orbán's Global Right-Wing Alliance Could Cost Him Election
Viktor Orbán's leadership of the international authoritarian right has alienated his loyal voter base in Hungary, potentially leading to defeat in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Imran Khan's Fame Defies Pakistan's Erasure Attempts
Despite being jailed and banned from media, Imran Khan remains Pakistan's most famous figure, with a legacy spanning cricket, philanthropy, and politics that authorities cannot erase.
Denmark Election: Far-Right Slows Under Frederiksen's Policies
As Denmark heads to the polls, Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats have curbed far-right growth by adopting hardline immigration stances, reshaping mainstream political discourse.
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Australia's Policy Shifts on AI, Gambling, and Trade
The Australian government announces fines for AI chatbots, responds to gambling ad concerns, and concludes an EU trade deal, amid teacher strikes and tech job losses.
Pocock Condemns Government Failure on Gambling Ad Ban
Independent senator David Pocock delivers a furious speech, accusing the Albanese government of failing Australians by not implementing a ban on gambling advertisements, 1,000 days after a landmark report.
US Democracy Stabilises at Diminished Level After Trump's Return
A new survey reveals US democracy has settled into a diminished state, stabilising after a sharp decline but remaining below pre-Trump levels, with experts projecting little near-term recovery.
Milei Challenges Argentina's Dirty War Consensus on 50th Anniversary
On the 50th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 coup, President Javier Milei undermines the democratic consensus on memory, truth, and justice, questioning atrocities and risking human rights progress.
Trump's Iran War Mirrors Nixon's Vietnam for Political Face-Saving
Kenneth Roth draws parallels between Trump's Iran bombing and Nixon's Vietnam war, highlighting how both leaders prioritized political reputation over peace, causing global devastation.
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Rachel Reeves Shopping Sparks Mortifying Parenting Moment
A columnist recounts a chance meeting with shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves while shopping, leading to what her daughter deemed the most embarrassing moment ever.
Greenland PM Warns of 'Superpower' Threat in Election
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen declares Denmark's general election as the most crucial in the territory's history, citing concerns over foreign acquisition attempts.
Trump May Accept DHS Deal Without Full ICE Funding
Senate Republicans report Donald Trump could be open to funding the Department of Homeland Security in a deal that separates some ICE funding to gain Democratic backing.
Congress Debates DHS Funding as Airport Wait Times Soar
U.S. senators are negotiating a partial Homeland Security funding deal that would pay TSA workers but exclude ICE enforcement, while airport delays persist and ICE agents patrol terminals.
Joe Kent Denies Leaks in Fiery Mark Levin Exchange
Former counterterrorism chief Joe Kent denies leaking classified information and discusses Tulsi Gabbard's Iran stance in a contentious interview with conservative host Mark Levin.
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Noem's $143M Ad: Taxpayers Paid $4,000 for Makeup
Financial disclosures reveal taxpayers funded nearly $4,000 for Kristi Noem's hair and makeup in a controversial $143 million anti-immigration ad campaign, contributing to her ouster as Homeland Security Secretary.
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