Grace Tame's Essay Critiques Albanese Government in Crikey
Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame has published a powerful essay in Crikey, sharply criticising the Albanese government's handling of key social and political issues.
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Afternoon Update: Friday's Australian News Developments
A summary of the latest news from Australia, covering political, economic, and social updates for Friday, March 13, 2026.
Guardian's Iraq War Coverage: Shock, Awe, and Looting
A new Guardian podcast revisits the newspaper's coverage of the 2003 Iraq War outbreak, detailing the shock, awe, death, joy, and looting reported at the time.
Democrats Condemn Tuberville's Islamophobic 9/11 Post
Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville faces fierce backlash after sharing a social media post connecting NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Ramadan meal to the September 11 terror attacks, with Democrats denouncing it as blatant Islamophobia.
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Newsom Trolls Trump as Putin's Pup Over Oil Sanctions
California Governor Gavin Newsom has trolled President Donald Trump with an AI image depicting him as Vladimir Putin's dog after the US lifted sanctions on Russian oil during the Iran war, as oil prices surge past $100 a barrel.
Pro-Iran Rally Organiser Met Khamenei, London Protest Planned
Massoud Shadjareh of the Islamic Human Rights Commission met Ayatollah Khamenei to discuss Islamophobia. His group's London Al Quds Day march was banned, but a static demonstration will proceed with heavy police presence.
Guardian Issues Corrections and Clarifications on Reporting (13.03.2026)
The Guardian has published a series of corrections and clarifications addressing inaccuracies in recent articles, covering topics from politics to health, to uphold journalistic standards.
BBC World Service Funding Freeze Poses Global Trust Risk, MPs Say
A cross-party committee warns that frozen funding for the BBC World Service could undermine its fight against misinformation, opening doors to propaganda from hostile states like Russia and China.
BBC World Service Losing to Russia and China Propaganda, MPs Warn
A parliamentary committee warns that funding cuts and poor management are causing the BBC World Service to lose ground to Russian and Chinese state media, threatening UK soft power.
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Swinney Reflects on Son's Birth Amid Dunblane Tragedy 30 Years Later
First Minister John Swinney has spoken about the stark contrast between the joy of his son's birth and the devastation of the Dunblane massacre, which occurred on the same day 30 years ago.
Alexander Vows to Honour Dunblane Victims Through Gun Control
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Dunblane massacre, pledging to maintain strict UK firearm regulations to honour the victims and their families.
Lawmaker's Trump Invite Was in Spam, Not Blocked
Ohio Rep. Joyce Beatty admitted an invite to a Kennedy Center meeting was in her spam folder, after accusing Trump of denying her access. Her lawsuit against the centre's overhaul continues.
Badenoch Demands Sleaze Inquiry Over Mandelson Appointment
Kemi Badenoch accuses Keir Starmer of lying about Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, calling for an ethics investigation amid cover-up allegations.
BBC World Service Losing Influence to Hostile State Propaganda
A parliamentary inquiry reveals funding cuts and governance failures threaten the BBC World Service's global reach, risking UK soft power as Russia and China invest billions in media operations.
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Tories Demand Ethics Probe into Starmer's Mandelson Scandal
Conservative MPs have written to the standards watchdog, calling for an investigation into whether Sir Keir Starmer breached the ministerial code over the Peter Mandelson appointment controversy.
Banknote Change 'Surrendering to Radical Left', Claims Guest
A BBC Question Time audience member criticises the Bank of England's decision to replace historical figures with wildlife on banknotes, calling it a surrender to the radical left and an unnecessary move.
Starmer's Vetting Overhaul a Distraction from Mandelson Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces accusations of using a vetting procedure review to divert attention from the Peter Mandelson ambassador appointment debacle and controversial £75,000 payoff.
Ex-Miss California Axed from Trump Religious Post Over Israel
Carrie Prejean Boller accuses Donald Trump of betraying loyal supporters after being dismissed from a White House religious commission for her controversial remarks on Israel during an anti-Semitism hearing.
Starmer Ignored Mandelson's China, Russia Links Before US Role
Documents reveal Keir Starmer was warned about Peter Mandelson's ties to China and Russia before appointing him US ambassador, including links to Russian defence firms and Chinese state officials.
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Trump Weighs Jones Act Waiver Amid Iran War Oil Price Hike
Former President Donald Trump is reportedly considering suspending the century-old Jones Act, a key protectionist law, as the Iran conflict causes global oil prices to spike above $100 per barrel.
Dunblane Parents' Campaign Led to UK Handgun Ban
A BBC documentary revisits the Snowdrop petition after the 1996 Dunblane shooting, where brave campaigners secured a handgun ban, making Britain safer today.
Trump Hijacks Women's History Month with Iran, Tariff Claims
Donald Trump used a White House Women's History Month celebration to tout military operations in Iran, defend tariff policies, and receive an Olympic medal, while making controversial remarks about women.
Tories Call for Ethics Probe into Starmer's Mandelson Scandal
The Conservative Party has formally requested an investigation into whether Prime Minister Keir Starmer breached the ministerial code over the Peter Mandelson appointment controversy, alleging a potential cover-up.
Carlson vs Loomer: Synagogue Shooting Blame Sparks Fiery Row
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson has launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump's adviser Laura Loomer after she linked him to a Michigan synagogue shooting, accusing her of 'absurd slander' and comparing her content to pornography.
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Official documents reveal Lord Mandelson received a £75,000 payoff after being sacked over Epstein ties, sparking accusations of ministerial code breaches.
Trump Calls Melania 'Movie Star' at Women's History Event
President Donald Trump praised First Lady Melania Trump as a 'movie star' during a White House Women's History Month event, while also addressing a Michigan synagogue attack and Iran war developments.
Louisiana Bill Seeks to Name Bridge After Donald Trump
Louisiana lawmakers have passed a bill that could name a new $3 billion Mississippi River bridge after President Donald Trump, hoping to secure federal funding and attention for the project.
Christie: Kushner Got Me Fired from Trump Team for Prosecuting Dad
Former Governor Chris Christie claims Jared Kushner orchestrated his removal from Trump's 2016 transition team as revenge for prosecuting Charles Kushner, who later received a presidential pardon.
National Resilience Committee's First Meeting Amid Global Tensions
The inaugural hearing of Westminster's National Resilience Committee convened as global tensions escalated, with discussions on risk management, food security, and disaster preparedness revealing bureaucratic challenges.
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Donald Trump lamented being unable to call women 'beautiful' at a Women's History Month event, while Melania Trump described herself as a 'visionary' in a strange speech.
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