Curve investor files legal challenge over Lloyds sale
IDC Ventures files High Court petition to block Curve's £125m sale to Lloyds, alleging governance failures wiped out £670m shareholder value. Read the latest developments.
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Play the Budget Game: Be Chancellor for a Day
Step into Rachel Reeves' shoes and try to balance Britain's budget in our interactive game. Can you keep MPs happy and bond markets calm while tackling a £22bn shortfall?
Labour's leadership crisis threatens Starmer's authority
Keir Starmer's government faces internal turmoil as anonymous briefings against potential leadership challengers expose deep divisions. Readers express despair over Labour's failure to address national crises.
Croydon Council sues government over £10.8m funding
Croydon Council launches legal challenge against government's decision to withhold £10.8m in funding, potentially affecting local services. Read the full story.
Liberal leadership challenges in Victoria and federal politics
Victorian Liberal leader Brad Battin faces a leadership spill as federal leader Sussan Ley defends her position. Follow the latest political turmoil and Penny Wong's China speech.
FCA asks court to lift bond tape suspension
The Financial Conduct Authority has applied to the High Court to restart the bond tape contract after procurement challenges. Read the latest developments.
Killer Sudoku 996: A New Guardian Puzzle Challenge
Discover the rules for the Guardian's Killer Sudoku 996. Normal sudoku rules apply, but with an added numerical challenge within dotted lines. Find the solution in the next issue.
Sudoku 7108: The Ultimate Expert Challenge
Tackle the Guardian's latest expert Sudoku puzzle 7108. Test your logical thinking and problem-solving skills with this brain-teasing challenge. Can you conquer it?
Sara Cox raises £7m in gruelling 135-mile Children in Need trek
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox completes her 135-mile Great Northern Challenge, describing it as 'the hardest thing I've ever done' while raising over £7 million for Children in Need.
Sara Cox finishes 135-mile Children In Need challenge
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox triumphs in her 135-mile Great Northern Marathon, raising a staggering £7.6 million for Children in Need. Read her emotional story.
Musician plays trumpet for 25 hours straight record
Trumpeter Ben Hoad defied physical limits in a 25-hour continuous performance for charity. Discover how he pushed through exhaustion to achieve this remarkable musical marathon.
Harman: Starmer leadership challenge now 'more likely'
Labour peer Harriet Harman warns Sir Keir Starmer is now more likely to face a leadership challenge, saying party 'faithfuls are losing faith' after a damaging briefing war.
Sudoku 7105 Hard: Ultimate Puzzle Challenge
Tackle the notoriously difficult Sudoku 7105 Hard edition. Discover strategies and tips to conquer this brain-teasing puzzle that's challenging enthusiasts nationwide.
Daughter denied £1.1m inheritance in legal battle
A woman has lost a High Court fight with her brother over their mother's £1.1m fortune after a judge ruled she failed to show 'love and respect'. Read the full story of this family inheritance dispute.
Kentucky Professor Sues Over Israel Course Ban
University of Louisville professor faces legal battle after cancelled Israel-Palestine course. Lawsuit alleges First Amendment violations and academic freedom suppression.
Comey and James Challenge Validity of Trump-Era Charges
Former FBI director James Comey and New York AG Letitia James argue prosecutor was unlawfully appointed. Federal hearing could invalidate criminal charges.
Amy Levy: Cambridge unseals queer Jewish writer's archive
Cambridge University unveils Amy Levy's personal archive, revealing the pioneering Victorian writer's explorations of feminism, LGBTQ+ identity and Jewish heritage that resonate today.
Starmer apologises to Streeting in 'Traitors' row
Sir Keir Starmer has personally apologised to Health Secretary Wes Streeting after allies accused him of a leadership coup. The PM denied authorising the briefings amid Labour's polling struggles.
Starmer apologises to health secretary over coup claims
Sir Keir Starmer has personally apologised to Health Secretary Wes Streeting after allies accused him of plotting a leadership challenge. Read the latest on the Downing Street crisis.
Monash University ends Woodside Energy partnership
Monash University terminates its controversial $43m partnership with Woodside Energy following staff and student protests. Campaigners vow to continue pushing for full fossil fuel dissociation.
Sara Cox in Tears After £1M Children In Need Milestone
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox became emotional after raising over £1 million during her 135-mile marathon challenge for Children In Need. Read her inspiring journey.
Downing Street crisis ahead of perilous budget
Downing Street plunged into self-made crisis as allies brief against Wes Streeting ahead of critical budget. Labour MPs furious over leadership speculation.
Labour leadership rift as Starmer allies target Streeting
A bitter briefing war erupts at the top of the Labour Party, exposing tensions between Keir Starmer, his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney, and Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
Shout at Seagulls to Protect Your Food
New research reveals shouting is the most effective way to deter seagulls from stealing your chips. Learn how to protect your seaside snacks today!
Starmer aides warn against 'reckless' leadership challenge
Keir Starmer's senior aides are briefing against potential rivals as fears grow over an imminent leadership challenge. Health Secretary Wes Streeting denies plotting against the PM.
Streeting denies plotting to oust Starmer as PM
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has emphatically denied rumours of a leadership challenge against Keir Starmer, dismissing claims as 'self-defeating' conspiracy theories. Read the full story.
Shouting deters seagulls from stealing food
New research reveals shouting is the most effective way to stop seagulls stealing your chips. Discover the peaceful deterrent that works better than running away.
Shouting is best way to deter seagulls, study finds
New research from the University of Exeter reveals that shouting, not speaking, is the most effective way to stop seagulls from stealing your food. Learn the peaceful way to protect your chips.
China's Pressure on UK Universities Over Research
Exclusive investigation reveals how Chinese government pressure led Sheffield Hallam University to remove critical human rights research. Discover the UK's academic entanglement with China.
Study: People Want Wild But Pretty Parks
New research shows public supports less mowing in parks if wild spaces look attractive. Discover how councils can boost biodiversity with public backing.
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