US Labels European Anti-Fascist Groups as Terrorists
The US State Department designates four European anti-fascist groups as terrorist organisations, a controversial move experts call politically motivated. Read the full analysis.
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Aberdeen Airport is UK's most punctual for 2025
New CAA data reveals Aberdeen Airport leads the UK with 83% of flights on time. Discover the best and worst airports for delays in our full report.
Global Snapshot: A World in Pictures
From the haunting rubble of Syria's civil war to stunning auroras over the US and political drama in London. Explore the powerful images defining our world today.
Libya loses $20bn in state-sanctioned fuel smuggling
Shocking report reveals how Libyan officials smuggled $20bn worth of fuel, funding Sudan's civil war. Demand international action and sanctions now.
Guardian's Building Power: US Civil Rights Series
The Guardian unveils 'Building Power', an independent editorial series examining movement building and civil rights protection efforts across the United States. Explore the groundbreaking coverage now.
TikTok influencer publicly executed in Mali
Mali TikTok creator Mariame Cissé abducted and executed by armed men. The 140,000-follower influencer supported military. Read the shocking details.
TikTok influencer publicly executed in Mali
Mali TikTok influencer Mariame Cissé publicly executed by armed men after posting military support videos. The killing highlights Mali's escalating security crisis.
Ministers ignored warnings on Palestine Action ban
Exclusive: Government documents reveal ministers banned Palestine Action despite official warnings it could boost the group's popularity and increase community tensions in Britain.
Giant Starmer effigy unveiled for Bonfire Night
A massive 25-foot effigy of Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has been unveiled ahead of Bonfire Night celebrations in Lewes, sparking both controversy and tradition.
Tory Leadership Battle: Badenoch vs Jenrick
The Conservative Party faces internal warfare as Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick emerge as rival contenders, exposing deep ideological divisions over immigration, Brexit legacy, and electoral strategy.
London MP Arrest: Wake-Up Call for UK Democracy
Labour MP Zohran Mamdani's detention during a peaceful protest raises urgent questions about political freedoms in the UK. Discover why civil liberties defenders are sounding the alarm.
UN: Sudan war spiralling out of control
The United Nations secretary-general issues dire warning as Sudan's conflict intensifies, with millions displaced and humanitarian access severely restricted.
Spain grants citizenship to International Brigade descendants
In a landmark move, Spain grants citizenship to descendants of International Brigade volunteers who fought against Franco's forces, finally honouring their sacrifice eight decades later.
The Truman Show: 27 Years Later, More Prescient Than Ever
As The Truman Show approaches its 27th anniversary, this deep dive explores how Peter Weir's 1998 cinematic vision has evolved from speculative fiction to unnerving social prophecy in our age of reality TV and digital surveillance.
Starmer knew of Mandelson-Epstein links before job offer
Exclusive: Civil servants confirm Prime Minister Keir Starmer received intelligence about Peter Mandelson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein before bringing him into government, raising serious questions about judgement and transparency.
National Guard deployed to Portland amid unrest
Governor Tina Kotek activates National Guard troops following violent protests in Portland, declaring a state of emergency amid growing political tensions.
Bridging the Generation Gap: Finding Friendship
Discover how breaking down generational stereotypes can lead to meaningful connections and transform your social landscape in modern Britain.
Australia's Digital ID Bill Sparks Privacy Debate
The Australian government's proposed Digital ID bill sparks heated debate as critics warn of privacy risks while supporters champion convenience and security benefits.
Dining Across Britain's Political Divide
Two strangers from opposite sides of the political spectrum sit down for dinner in a remarkable social experiment exploring whether civil conversation can survive in today's divided Britain.
Sudan's Forgotten War: El Fasher Crisis Deepens
As Sudan's brutal civil war intensifies, the historic city of El Fasher faces annihilation, with millions trapped in what aid agencies describe as a 'living hell' of violence and starvation.
Girlbands Forever: BBC Celebrates Pop Icons
A nostalgic journey through the explosive era of British girl groups as BBC's new documentary reveals the raw truth behind the music, the rivalries, and the cultural revolution they sparked.
Al-Qaeda's JNIM Brings Mali to Its Knees
An in-depth analysis of JNIM's devastating campaign in Mali, revealing how the Al-Qaeda affiliate is exploiting governance failures to establish control over vast territories and push the nation toward collapse.
Honey Fungus Invasion Hits UK Gardens
Britain's gardens face a silent invasion as honey fungus surges following the hot summer and damp autumn. Discover which plants are at risk and how to protect your green space.
Mother Sues Maine Police Over Daughter's Custody Death
A grieving mother takes legal action against Maine police following her daughter's wrongful death, alleging systemic failures in mental health care and law enforcement protocols.
Islington Council's 999-Drone Surveillance Plan Revealed
Exclusive: Islington Council explores controversial plan to deploy nearly 1,000 drones for monitoring residents, raising serious privacy concerns across London.
Sudan's RSF accused of PR stunt over arrests
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces face accusations of empty publicity after detaining members allegedly responsible for civilian massacres, as victims' families demand genuine justice.
Sudan's El Fasher faces humanitarian catastrophe
As Sudan's civil war intensifies, the strategic city of El Fasher faces imminent collapse, threatening millions with famine and creating one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters.
Sudan's Genocide: Is History Repeating Itself?
Exclusive analysis reveals mounting evidence of ethnic cleansing in Sudan's civil war, with experts warning of potential genocide as atrocities escalate and international response falters.
Mavis Staples at 85: 75 Years of Gospel and Civil Rights
Gospel and civil rights icon Mavis Staples reflects on her extraordinary 75-year career, her friendship with Prince, marching with Martin Luther King, and why she still brings light through music in dark times.
Government to delegate BBC appointments in reform shake-up
Ministers announce radical overhaul of public appointments system, delegating authority for major roles including BBC positions to slash bureaucratic delays and streamline hiring processes.
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