Ukraine's New Air Defence Plan as Russia Prepares Strikes
President Zelenskyy announces a transformed air defence system using mobile groups and drones. Ukraine braces for fresh Russian attacks as energy infrastructure is targeted. Read the latest.
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Starmer's grave warning over Trump's Greenland threat
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer delivers a stark assessment of a transatlantic crisis, as Donald Trump threatens tariffs and military action over Greenland. Explore the diplomatic fallout.
Can New Hate Speech Laws Help Bring People Together?
As new hate speech legislation is debated, experts question its potential to foster social cohesion. Will these laws bridge divides or deepen them? Read the analysis.
Australia's New Hate Speech Laws Set to Pass
Australia's parliament is poised to pass its strongest-ever hate speech laws and new extremist group designation powers, following late-night negotiations after the Bondi terror attack.
Reeves to Overhaul Visa System for Skilled Migrants at Davos
Chancellor Rachel Reeves pitches new UK visa schemes for tech talent at Davos, offering faster processing and fee reimbursements to attract top global researchers and investors.
MLK Day marked amid tensions over racial equality
Martin Luther King Jr Day was celebrated across the US with parades and speeches, but events were tempered by anxieties over racial justice and immigration crackdowns under the Trump administration.
Trump's Diplomatic Showdown at Davos Over Tariffs
President Trump leads a massive US delegation to Davos, turning the economic forum into a diplomatic arena following tariff threats against European allies over Greenland. Explore the high-stakes negotiations.
Starmer warns of gravest transatlantic crisis in decades
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer issues a stark warning over Donald Trump's threats of tariffs and Greenland takeover, risking a major transatlantic split. Read the full analysis.
Government launches consultation on social media ban for under-16s
Ministers launch a consultation on banning social media for under-16s as pressure grows. Esther Ghey, mother of Brianna Ghey, adds her voice to calls for stricter online safety measures for children.
Syria truce fails, clashes near IS prisons kill SDF fighters
Fresh violence near prisons holding Islamic State extremists shatters a day-old ceasefire between Syrian government forces and Kurdish-led SDF, leaving several dead. Read the latest from northeast Syria.
Second death at Texas ICE facility in two weeks
A second man has died at the Camp East Montana ICE detention facility in Texas, raising serious concerns over conditions amid a major deportation drive. Read the full investigation.
Brooklyn Beckham Speaks Out on Family Feud
Brooklyn Peltz Beckham accuses parents David and Victoria of trying to 'ruin' his marriage and controlling narratives. Read his explosive Instagram statement.
Police watchdog probes chief over AI error in fan ban
Ex-West Midlands Police chief Craig Guildford is under IOPC investigation after a ban on Israeli fans was justified by a non-existent match generated by AI. Read the full story.
Ross Davidson denies attempted rape at Wood Green trial
Former Spandau Ballet singer Ross Davidson brands attempted rape claim 'absolutely false' as trial hears details of 2019 Thailand encounter. The singer denies all charges.
Shamima Begum could be freed from Syrian camp amid clashes
Shamima Begum, stripped of UK citizenship in 2019, faces potential release from a Syrian detention camp as fighting intensifies between Kurdish and government forces. Read the latest developments.
Hillsborough Law delayed in security services row
Labour delays the Hillsborough law bill after talks with bereaved families break down over the duty of candour for serving intelligence officers. Keir Starmer vows to find a solution.
Prince Harry in court as Mail publisher accused of 'wrecking lives'
Prince Harry and six high-profile claimants accuse Daily Mail publisher of systematic unlawful information gathering. The landmark trial at the Royal Courts of Justice is set to last nine weeks.
Harry's 'Super Case' Against Daily Mail Opens in Court
Prince Harry and celebrities including Sir Elton John sue Daily Mail publisher over alleged illegal information gathering. Follow the high-stakes nine-week trial.
Gore video fanatic stabbed grandmother 18 times, court told
A 24-year-old man obsessed with violent online videos bought a hunting knife before fatally stabbing a 66-year-old grandmother 18 times at a London bus stop. The Old Bailey trial continues.
US Official Criticises UK Arrests of Palestine Action Backers
A senior US official has condemned the arrest of protesters supporting proscribed group Palestine Action in the UK, calling it an assault on free speech that 'does more harm than good'. Read the full story.
Readers Debate: Could Nigel Farage Form Next Government?
Metro readers discuss the future of UK politics, debating Nigel Farage's prospects, Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform, and the polarising impact of left-wing policies. Have your say in the comments.
Starmer Stands Up to Trump on Greenland Tariff Threat
Labour leader Keir Starmer challenges Donald Trump's tariff threat over Greenland, aiming to shield UK cost of living. Read the full political analysis.
Trump's Gaza 'Board of Peace' labelled neocolonial project
Donald Trump's proposed board to oversee Gaza, featuring Blair and Putin, is denounced as a neocolonial scheme that sidelines Palestinians and serves as a dangerous global template. Read the full analysis.
Mass Kidnapping of Christians in Nigeria Church Attacks
Armed bandits abducted over 150 worshippers from churches in northern Nigeria. The attack comes after US strikes on Islamic State targets in the region. Full details on the security crisis.
Tlaib's Bill Targets Billionaire Tax Breaks and Subsidies
US Representative Rashida Tlaib introduces a bill to end corporate subsidies for the super-rich and reinvest in American people. New research reveals staggering returns for Trump's biggest donors.
Cartoon Satirises Trump-Starmer 'Special Relationship'
Ben Jennings' latest political cartoon for The Guardian offers a sharp visual critique of the potential dynamic between a re-elected Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Explore the satire and its implications for the transatlantic alliance.
Chief Constable Quits Over Maccabi Tel Aviv Fan Ban Controversy
Chief Constable Craig Guildford steps down following political pressure over the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from an Aston Villa match. Explore the fallout and the debate on policing and politics.
Prison Violence Crisis: Insiders Demand Overhaul
Former prison officers and inmates warn that violence and recidivism will continue until UK prisons are properly staffed and offer purposeful daily activity. Read their urgent calls for reform.
Ex-Police Private Investigators Aid Perpetrators, Report Finds
A Guardian investigation exposes how unregulated private investigators, many ex-police, help stalkers track victims. Urgent calls for licensing and mandatory training to protect survivors.
King Charles hosts Scottish business reception at Holyroodhouse
King Charles celebrated Scottish entrepreneurs at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, sharing a whisky tasting with First Minister John Swinney and Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes. Discover the royal engagement's details.
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