Simone Lahbib opens up on brother's death and hospice care
Actress Simone Lahbib shares her grief after her brother Stephen's death from a terminal illness, praising the 'invaluable' hospice care that supported her family. Read her heartfelt story.
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Ex-FDA Staff Warn Trump Cuts Risk Food Safety
Former FDA employees warn sweeping staff cuts and 'politicisation of science' under Trump increase risk of food safety failures, following a deadly listeria outbreak. Read the full investigation.
Dietitian's 6 foods to feed a sick toddler
A paediatric dietitian shares her evidence-based tips for helping a poorly child recover, from hydration hacks to calorie-boosting foods. Discover what to feed a sick toddler.
How Fiction Predicted Mass Surveillance and the Metaverse
Explore how literary giants like Orwell, Atwood, and Philip K. Dick foresaw our present reality of mass surveillance, 'MAGA', and digital kipple. What can we learn from their prophetic visions?
Former Chelsea player Lamisha Musonda reveals terminal illness
Former Chelsea midfielder Lamisha Musonda, 33, shares heartbreaking news of his critical health condition, stating he has only 'a few days left'. Read his emotional message and the football world's response.
Health pros urge parents to stop tracking children's phones
Over 70 psychologists and doctors warn tracking children's locations is causing an anxiety epidemic and stifling development. Discover why one mother refuses to surveil her family.
UK aided US seizure of Russian tanker in British waters
The UK's Ministry of Defence confirms RAF surveillance and naval refuelling supported the US capture of a Russian-flagged tanker linked to Iran sanctions evasion. Read the full details.
US seizes Russian tanker near UK, RAF involved
The US has seized a sanctioned Russian-flagged oil tanker in the North Atlantic, with RAF surveillance aiding the operation. Get the latest on this major international incident.
Stranger's airport kindness helps ill woman catch flight
A woman with a chronic illness was saved from missing her flight by a compassionate stranger in Queanbeyan. Read this heartwarming story of empathy and the kindness of strangers.
Spycops sent thousands of reports to MI5
The undercover policing inquiry reveals MI5 compiled detailed files on peaceful protesters using police surveillance. Discover the shocking scale of state monitoring.
Hairdresser's MND diagnosis after hair dryer weakness
Debbie Whitehouse, 55, shares her journey from unexplained weakness to a motor neurone disease diagnosis, aiming to raise awareness and fight for a cure. Read her powerful story.
Silicon Valley Tech Powers Israeli Military Operations in Gaza
Guardian investigation reveals how Microsoft, Google & Amazon tech supports Israeli surveillance & AI targeting in Gaza, raising ethical & legal questions for the future of warfare.
70mai 4K Omni Dash Cam Review: A Clever Rotating Guardian
Our review of the 70mai 4K Omni dash cam finds a smart, rotating 4K camera with superb night vision and 360-degree parking surveillance, making it a top-tier, if pricey, choice for UK drivers.
Women quit jobs due to endometriosis, demand UK menstrual leave
Two women share their debilitating struggles with endometriosis, having quit multiple jobs. They are now campaigning for UK menstrual leave, as a petition hits 74,000 signatures.
Leona Lewis cancels Vegas show due to illness
Leona Lewis expresses devastation after cancelling her Las Vegas residency show at The Venetian due to a sore throat. The singer promises fans a refund and details her upcoming new album.
AI school lockdown triggered by clarinet mistaken for gun
A Florida middle school was placed on lockdown after AI surveillance flagged a student's clarinet as a weapon. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between school safety tech and false alarms.
Ex-Marine Arrested, New Orleans Attack Plot Foiled
Federal authorities thwarted plans for an attack in New Orleans after arresting a former marine with weapons. Discover the details of the extremist plot and its links to a foiled California bombing.
Vomiting bug outbreak hits AIDAdiva world cruise
A norovirus outbreak has infected over 100 passengers and crew on the AIDAdiva's 133-day world cruise. The CDC is monitoring as the ship continues its journey. Read the latest updates.
Labour's Facial Recognition Plan Sparks Privacy Fears
Labour's nationwide facial recognition consultation raises alarms over data security and state surveillance. Experts warn of inevitable leaks and misuse. Read the full analysis.
Irish DPC asked to investigate Microsoft over IDF data
Irish authorities are urged to investigate Microsoft for allegedly processing data that facilitated war crimes by the Israeli military, following Guardian revelations of mass Palestinian surveillance.
Man not told he was terminally ill, investigation finds
A father of seven died without knowing his true prognosis after hospital failings. The health ombudsman found a 'worrying lack of accountability'. Read the full investigation.
India scraps order for mandatory state app on smartphones
The Indian government has revoked a controversial order requiring all smartphones to come pre-loaded with a state security app, following fierce opposition from tech giants and privacy advocates. Read the full story.
10-Year Journey to Accepting a Disabled Identity
Hannah Shewan Stevens shares her 10-year struggle to call herself 'disabled' and her fight against societal stigma. On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, she calls for greater awareness and equality.
Crohn's Disease Misdiagnosis Led to Bowel Perforation
Lucy Dare, 21, spent six months in an eating disorder unit before her Crohn's disease was diagnosed. Her bowel later perforated, requiring life-saving surgery. Read her fight for answers.
Lords' 1,000 Amendments Stall Assisted Dying Bill
The Assisted Dying Bill, backed by MPs, faces a logjam in the House of Lords with over 1,000 tabled amendments. Critics call it a democratic outrage as dying people await a compassionate law.
Manchester father begged son not to kill him during attack
A Manchester father describes begging his son not to kill him during a violent attack driven by schizophrenia. His story highlights mental health challenges in spiritual communities.
Cartoonist Sarah Akinterinwa on Surviving Sickness Season
Sarah Akinterinwa's latest cartoon perfectly captures the British struggle through winter illness season. Discover how her work resonates with millions battling colds and flu.
The hidden agony of a Dignitas goodbye
Catie Fenner reveals the emotional toll of secrecy surrounding her mother's assisted death in Switzerland, as she campaigns for UK law change. Read her powerful story.
Russia develops spy pigeons with brain implants
Russian scientists create remote-controlled pigeons using neural chips for surveillance operations. The birds can fly 310 miles daily with real-time direction control. Read the shocking details.
Bahrain Supreme Court Fight Over UK Surveillance Claims
Bahrain argues for sovereign immunity in UK Supreme Court over alleged digital surveillance of dissidents. Landmark case could reshape how authoritarian states monitor critics on British soil.
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