Republican Ends Minnesota Governor Bid Over ICE Operations
Minneapolis attorney Chris Madel withdraws from Minnesota governor race, condemning Trump administration's ICE surge as unconstitutional federal retribution against citizens.
Category : Politics
Trump Forgets America's History of Open Borders
A historian challenges Trump's National Security Strategy, arguing that American nations have historically embraced open borders, not closed ones, and that current policies cause the issues blamed on migration.
Labour Blocks Burnham's Parliamentary Return
Labour members express outrage as party leadership prevents Andy Burnham from returning to Parliament, sparking concerns about internal democracy and potential membership exodus.
Readers Challenge Global Order Hypocrisy
Guardian letters highlight double standards in international law enforcement, questioning Western silence on Gaza while criticising Trump's Greenland stance.
Israel's 'Apartheid Road' to Fragment West Bank
Israel plans construction of a bypass road in the West Bank, closing off key areas to Palestinians and advancing illegal settlements, with ministers aiming to undermine a future Palestinian state.
Police AI Centre Launches Despite Row
Home Secretary announces Police.AI to cut admin hours, despite West Midlands chief's resignation over AI error in football intelligence report.
Winter Weaponised: Kyiv's Energy Siege in 2026
As temperatures plummet to -20°C, Russian strikes on Ukraine's infrastructure force civilians into tents and makeshift heating, echoing historical sieges.
Reform UK Scotland: Tax Cut Funded by Green Cuts
Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord proposes £2bn income tax cut funded by reallocating £9bn from environmental protections, dismissed as 'unserious' by think tank.
Last Israeli Killed on 7 October Returned from Gaza
The body of police sergeant Ran Gvili, the final Israeli held in Gaza since the 7 October 2023 attack, has been returned, marking a key step in ceasefire efforts.
Labour's Burnham Block Risks Reform Rise in By-Election
Labour's decision to bar Andy Burnham from the Gorton and Denton by-election could backfire, aiding Reform UK's rise and highlighting the party's unpopularity under Keir Starmer.
Streeting Seen as Top Challenger to Starmer After Elections
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is positioned as the primary potential challenger to Keir Starmer following May's local elections, amid Labour's internal debates on leadership timing and strategy.
Court Hears Case on Trump's ICE Deployment Constitutionality
A federal court in Minneapolis examines whether deploying 3,000 ICE agents to Minnesota violates the 10th Amendment, following fatal shootings and claims of illegal occupation.
Street: Centre-Right Policies Can Beat Reform UK
Former West Midlands Mayor Andy Street argues Conservatives can defeat Reform UK by embracing pro-business, centre-right policies through his new Prosper UK group.
UK Far-Right Activists Arrested in France Over Hate Speech
Two British far-right activists have been detained in France for broadcasting discriminatory content on YouTube. The arrests follow a ban on UK participants in 'stop the boats' protests.
ICE Killing of Minneapolis Nurse Sparks Witness Call
The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a VA hospital nurse, by ICE agents in Minneapolis has ignited national outrage. Witness videos contradict official claims, revealing a pattern of violence against observers documenting federal operations.
Labour Leadership Crisis: Starmer's Fate Sealed
Keir Starmer's decision to block Andy Burnham from a byelection has exposed deep flaws in his leadership, sparking calls for Labour to find a new leader quickly to combat the Farage threat.
Cruz: Trump Yelled Over Election 'Bloodbath' Warning
US Senator Ted Cruz reportedly warned Donald Trump of a midterm election 'bloodbath' if prices keep rising, prompting an angry response from the president in a private conversation.
Andy Burnham: A Threat to Keir Starmer's Labour Leadership
Labour's move to block Andy Burnham from a parliamentary seat fails to address his broad appeal, as his high favourability ratings highlight internal party tensions and leadership challenges.
Council seizes 21 illegal e-bikes and mopeds in crackdown
Waltham Forest Council has seized 21 illegal e-bikes and mopeds in a joint operation with police targeting anti-social behaviour and illegal parking in Hoe Street and Walthamstow High Street areas.
Kenyan Escapes Russian Frontline After Fake Job Trafficking
Exclusive story of a Kenyan man tricked into fighting for Russia in Ukraine reveals how African men are being trafficked through false job adverts, facing mortal danger and racist treatment.
Cartoon Satirises Labour's By-Election Turmoil in Gorton and Denton
Pete Songi's cartoon for The Guardian captures the political drama of the Gorton and Denton by-election, highlighting Labour's internal struggles under Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham's role.
Cyclone Harry: Hundreds Feared Dead in Mediterranean
Italian authorities estimate up to 380 migrants may have drowned last week as Cyclone Harry battered the Mediterranean, with confirmed shipwrecks off Sicily and Malta.
US Storm Deaths Rise as Power Outages Worsen
A severe winter storm across the US has resulted in at least seven fatalities, widespread power outages, and major disruptions to schools and transport.
Saudi Arabia to Pay £3m to London Dissident for Spying
A UK high court has ruled Saudi Arabia must pay over £3m in damages to Ghanem al-Masarir for hacking his phones with Pegasus spyware and a physical attack in London.
London Boroughs Top UK's Most Dangerous Places List
New City Safety Index reveals three London boroughs among Britain's most dangerous areas, with Camden taking the top spot for crime rates and reoffending.
Trump Cuts ICE Body Cam Funding After Minneapolis Shooting
Federal agents in Minneapolis face scrutiny after a fatal shooting, as the Trump administration slashes funding for ICE body cameras and oversight, sparking political debate.
Mother's Despair as Hunger Striker Nears Death
The mother of Umer Khalid, a pro-Palestinian activist on hunger strike for 17 days, expresses helplessness as doctors warn he could die within days after escalating to a thirst strike.
Protect Your Pension from Trump's Market Impact
Donald Trump's tariff threats and geopolitical posturing create stock market turbulence that can wipe thousands from pension funds. Experts explain why staying invested with diversification is key.
Sadie Frost: Daily Mail Put 'Price on My Head' in Court
Actor Sadie Frost tells High Court that Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers Ltd used phone hacking and private data to target her in emotional testimony.
Judge: Treat Barron Trump's Attack Account 'With Caution'
A judge has instructed jurors to treat Barron Trump's account of his friend's alleged attack in London with caution, as the US president's son reported the incident via video call.
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