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Andrew Windsor seen riding as Epstein questions loom
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is seen horse riding at Windsor Castle as a US congressional committee demands he answer questions about his links to Jeffrey Epstein. Read the latest developments.
Panthera Finance faces 15 charges in court battle
One of Australia's largest debt collectors defends against allegations it illegally pursued 200,000 debts in Victoria while banned. Court decision expected next Tuesday.
Visa cancelled for neo-Nazi rally participant
A South African man has had his Australian visa cancelled after participating in a neo-Nazi protest outside NSW Parliament. Home Affairs Minister sends strong message.
Holocaust Artefacts Auction Sparks Outrage
A German auction house faces calls to cancel a 'shameless' sale of over 600 Holocaust documents. Survivors urge basic decency. Read more and join the call.
Debt Collector Allegedly Operated While Banned
Panthera Finance allegedly collected $60m from Victorians while banned. Consumer Affairs Victoria takes legal action. Affected consumers may be entitled to refunds.
Government Risks Missing Housing and Nature Targets
A cross-party committee warns that planning reforms threaten both 1.5 million home target and nature goals. Find out why nature is not the 'blocker'.
Bannon advised Epstein on reputation rehab, texts show
Newly released texts reveal Steve Bannon worked with Jeffrey Epstein on media strategies to counter public outrage. Read the full investigation into their collaboration.
New Epstein documents raise Trump questions
Fresh revelations from 20,000 Epstein documents shed light on Trump connections and political fallout. Read our exclusive analysis of the Washington scandal.
MoD failed to prevent Afghan data breaches, MPs say
MPs warn the Ministry of Defence has not done enough to stop further data breaches after a leak jeopardised thousands of Afghans. Read the full report and government response.
Epstein emails reveal 'girls' discussions after release
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails show discussions about 'girls' with associates, contradicting US justice department claims about third-party involvement in his abuse network.
Prison officer faces jail for inmate affairs
Isabelle Dale, 23, sobbed in court after being convicted for affairs with two inmates and smuggling synthetic cannabis into HMP Coldingley. She faces a substantial jail sentence.
Prison officer faces jail for inmate affairs and drug smuggling
Isabelle Dale, 23, sobbed in court after being convicted for affairs with two inmates and smuggling synthetic cannabis into HMP Coldingley. She now faces a substantial prison sentence.
Epstein tracked Trump flights in released emails
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein's staff monitored Donald Trump's air travel while the financier made disparaging private comments about his former friend.
New Epstein emails suggest Trump knew about 'girls'
Damning new emails suggest Donald Trump knew about Jeffrey Epstein's conduct. Read the latest developments in this major political scandal and its impact on the White House.
Lords: Hybrid Work Can Help Disabled People into Jobs
A House of Lords committee urges the government to promote hybrid working in back-to-work initiatives to help disabled people and carers access employment. Discover how flexibility could fix Britain's worklessness crisis.
Trump-Epstein Emails Released by Democrats
House Democrats release Jeffrey Epstein emails mentioning Donald Trump, claiming they raise serious questions. The White House denounces them as a 'fake narrative'.
Netanyahu's strategic affairs minister Ron Dermer quits
Ron Dermer, Israel's strategic affairs minister and key Netanyahu aide, resigns after leading Gaza ceasefire negotiations. Read about the political implications.
UK Jobs Data Fuels December Rate Cut Hopes
UK unemployment jumps to 5%, sparking expectations of a Bank of England interest rate cut in December. Discover how this impacts gilt markets and the economy.
US Senate ends government shutdown in bipartisan vote
The US Senate approved a funding package to end a record-breaking government shutdown, with Democrats breaking ranks to vote with Republicans. Discover the political fallout and other global news.
West London shop loses licence for underage alcohol sale
A West London convenience store has been stripped of its alcohol licence after being caught selling spirits to an underage teenager during a police-led test purchase operation.
Test Your Wits: The Guardian's November Quiz Challenge
Challenge your current affairs knowledge and mental agility with The Guardian's latest weekly quiz. Covering everything from breaking news to historical trivia, this brain-teaser will separate the experts from the amateurs.
US Veterans Benefits Face Funding Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how millions of American veterans could lose crucial financial support as key government benefit programme faces imminent funding crisis.
ASIO Chief: Foreign Agents Infiltrating Australia
Australia's spy chief reveals sophisticated foreign interference operations targeting universities, businesses and government institutions, warning of unprecedented threats to national security.
Why USAID's End Isn't Being Mourned Worldwide
As the controversial closure of USAID sends shockwaves through international development circles, Guardian investigation reveals why many recipient countries view this as liberation rather than loss.
Police probe Chinese pressure on UK university research
Counter-terrorism authorities are investigating allegations that a British university suspended sensitive research following pressure from Chinese officials, raising serious concerns about academic freedom and foreign influence.
French taxi driver confronts David Lammy over fare
Foreign Secretary David Lammy becomes embroiled in late-night taxi confrontation in central London over disputed fare, raising questions about politician security and transport safety.
Trump Threatens Military Intervention in Nigeria
Former US President Donald Trump's threat of military intervention in Nigeria sparks international concern. Explore the political motivations, regional consequences, and diplomatic fallout.
Pregnant British teen freed from Georgian prison
British teenager Bella Culley, imprisoned in Georgia while pregnant, has been released following intense diplomatic efforts. The 19-year-old's case sparked international concern and high-level negotiations.
Trump warns Nigeria: US troops could protect Christians
Former President Donald Trump issues chilling threat of potential US airstrikes and troop deployment to Nigeria amid escalating violence against Christian communities.
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