Raducanu overcomes slow start to advance at Australian Open
Emma Raducanu recovered from an early deficit to defeat Mananchaya Sawangkaew 6-4, 6-1 in the Australian Open first round. Read her reaction and match analysis.
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Tennis civil war erupts as Australian Open deal revealed
Details of a secret peace deal between Tennis Australia and the players' union have been revealed, escalating the sport's civil war on the eve of the Australian Open. Read the full story.
How to watch Australian Open 2026 in the UK
Your complete guide to watching the 2026 Australian Open in the UK. Get TV channel details, live stream info, the full schedule, and key player storylines.
Analysis: Why Bombing Iran Won't Bring Democracy
As Trump threatens military action, experts argue lasting change in Iran requires support for civil society, independent media & rule of law, not regime change by force. Read the full analysis.
Claudette Colvin's Legacy: 4 Lessons on Resistance
The life of civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin, who died this week, teaches us that resistance is a collective, ongoing struggle. Her story demands we remember all who fight for justice.
US Cities Vow to Arrest ICE Agents for Misconduct
American cities, from Philadelphia to Minneapolis, are threatening to arrest federal immigration agents accused of abuses, as state prosecution becomes the only legal remedy. Explore the escalating constitutional clash.
How to watch Australian Open 2026 on TV in the UK
Your complete guide to watching the 2026 Australian Open on TNT Sports and Discovery+ in the UK. Plus, all the key storylines as Sinner, Alcaraz and Swiatek chase history.
Battle of the Sexes Tennis Falls Short of One Point Slam
Analysis reveals why tennis's revived 'Battle of the Sexes' format missed the mark, while the Australian Open's 'One Point Slam' succeeded. Discover the future of innovation in the sport.
Review: Our American Queen at London's Bridewell Theatre
A review of 'Our American Queen', a new play about Kate Chase's political machinations during the 1864 US election. On at London's Bridewell Theatre until 7 February.
The Unsung Stringers Powering the Australian Open
Beneath Rod Laver Arena, a dedicated team of racket stringers works tirelessly to meet the exacting demands of the world's top tennis players. Discover the precision and pressure behind this crucial, unseen role in professional tennis.
De Minaur's Tough Australian Open Draw Revealed
Australian No.1 Alex de Minaur faces a challenging path at his home Grand Slam, with a potential third-round clash against a former finalist. Discover his full draw and prospects.
Amateur Wins £1m at Australian Open's One-Point Slam
An amateur tennis player has won a staggering £1 million prize by defeating professionals in a single-point challenge at the Australian Open. Read the incredible story of this sporting upset.
Podcast reveals Assad family's post-war power in Syria
A new Guardian podcast investigates the Assad family's enduring grip on Syria after the civil war. Discover how they control business and politics. Listen now.
Betar to End NY Operations After Violent Conduct Probe
New York Attorney General Letitia James secures settlement with far-right group Betar US, forcing its closure after findings of bias-motivated harassment and assaults.
Trump Admin Reinstates Fired DoJ Race Relations Staff
The US Justice Department has rescinded layoff notices for 13 employees at the Community Relations Service, known as 'America's peacemaker'. The move follows a lawsuit alleging an unlawful effort to dismantle the agency.
Raducanu's first win in over three months in Hobart
Emma Raducanu battles past Camila Osorio in a rain-affected Hobart International match for her first victory since September. Read about her impressive comeback.
Civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin dies aged 86
Claudette Colvin, arrested in 1955 for refusing to give up her bus seat in Alabama, has died at 86. Her act of defiance helped end segregation. Read her story.
Sinner & Alcaraz Supremacy: Who Can Challenge Them?
Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are dominating men's tennis. As the Australian Open 2026 approaches, we analyse if any rival can end their reign. Read the full analysis.
Labour MPs oppose protest curbs at animal testing sites
Labour MPs plan to vote against government proposals to classify animal testing labs as 'key national infrastructure', warning of a threat to peaceful protest and civil liberties. Read the latest.
DoJ attorneys resign over blocked ICE shooting investigation
Senior US Justice Department lawyers resign after a Trump-appointed official blocks a civil rights probe into the fatal shooting of an unarmed woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
Streeting attacks centre-left 'excuses culture' on reform
Health Secretary Wes Streeting criticises those blaming the civil service for slow change, arguing it fuels public cynicism and aids right-wing narratives. Read his full speech.
Whitehall morale up under Labour, new report shows
Civil service morale has seen a slight uptick following Labour's 2024 election win, with significant boosts in the health and energy departments. Read the full analysis of the annual Whitehall monitor report.
Civil Society Condemns New Police Protest Powers
More than 40 UK civil society groups, including the TUC and Amnesty, condemn government plans to expand police powers to restrict protests. They warn it threatens fundamental democratic rights.
Fran Jones breaks into top 70 after Auckland heroics
British tennis star Fran Jones overcomes rare EEC syndrome to reach career-high ranking after stunning Auckland run, defeating world No. 15 Emma Navarro. Discover her inspiring journey.
Tennis Kenya: Wildcard for viral defeat 'should not have been granted'
Tennis Kenya has admitted a wildcard given to Egyptian player Hajar Abdelkader was an error after her 6-0, 6-0 loss in Nairobi went viral. Read the full story and the fallout.
Saudi Arabia Accuses UAE of Helping Separatist Flee
Saudi Arabia formally accuses the UAE of assisting a key Yemeni separatist leader's escape to Oman, escalating tensions in the Gulf alliance. Read the full report on the diplomatic rift.
Expert: ICE Expansion Raises Civil Unrest Risk After Shooting
A UK expert warns Trump's ICE recruitment drive could lead to more incidents like the Renee Good shooting and widespread civil disorder in US cities. Read the full analysis.
Protester detained over 'intifada' jacket in Sydney
A 53-year-old woman was arrested at a Sydney protest for wearing a 'globalise the intifada' jacket. Released without charge, she claims police overreach as NSW considers new hate speech laws. Read the full story.
Djokovic cuts ties with PTPA over transparency concerns
Novak Djokovic has left the Professional Tennis Players Association, citing a misalignment of values and governance issues. The group is currently suing tennis's major governing bodies.
Kyrgios and Kokkinakis confirm doubles comeback for 2026
Australian tennis stars Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis are set to reunite their 'Special K' doubles partnership for the 2026 Australian Open, marking a major comeback. Read the full story here.
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