US Aide Questions Denmark's Claim to Greenland
Senior Trump aide Stephen Miller escalates US interest in acquiring Greenland, questioning Denmark's sovereignty and ruling out military conflict. Danish PM warns of NATO collapse.
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Ex-bank becomes gambling venue plan sparks Brent outrage
Plans to convert a closed Kilburn Santander into an adult gaming centre face fierce local opposition, amid concerns over Brent's 81 existing gambling premises. Join the debate.
Prisoner on 65-day hunger strike says 'I am dying'
Heba Muraisi, on remand for alleged Palestine Action raid, details her deteriorating health after 65 days without food. The protest is the largest of its kind in Britain since 1981. Read her full story.
Ukraine allies meet in Paris to discuss security guarantees
Leaders from 35 nations, including US envoys, gather in Paris to formulate a security plan for Ukraine against future Russian aggression, amid geopolitical tensions with Trump. Read the full analysis.
Venezuela's Delcy Rodriguez Banned from UK
Delcy Rodriguez, Venezuela's new interim president, remains on the UK sanctions list for undermining democracy. Discover the details of the asset freeze and travel ban.
Westminster Council accused of rushing 12 decisions over Christmas
Westminster City Council faces criticism for publishing 12 major decisions, including property purchases and SEND transport, just before the Christmas break. Opposition leader Paul Swaddle alleges a lack of scrutiny.
Democrats: Trump Diverts 28,000 Agents from Key Crime Fighting
US Democrats allege Trump's ICE focus has abandoned child exploitation and drug cases. A letter demands answers on 28,000 reassigned agents and the impact on public safety.
Reich: Trump's Actions Threaten Civilisation Itself
Former US Labour Secretary Robert Reich argues Donald Trump's domestic and foreign policies, from the Capitol attack to threats against nations, fray the moral fabric of civilisation. Read the analysis.
Trump's 5-Year Effort to Rewrite Capitol Attack History
Five years after the Capitol attack, Donald Trump and GOP allies wage a campaign to erase the insurrection from memory. Explore the pardons, lawsuits, and political manoeuvring reshaping history.
Ukraine on Agenda as Leaders Meet in Paris
European leaders meet in Paris to discuss Ukraine aid, as the US's Venezuela actions upend geopolitics. Follow the latest on security guarantees and the Trump threat.
Who is Delcy Rodriguez, Venezuela's new leader?
Delcy Rodriguez, former Maduro VP, is sworn in as Venezuela's interim leader after US ousts Maduro. Explore her controversial rise, US demands, and the future of Venezuela.
Streeting: Venezuela raid shows world order 'disintegrating'
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting says the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro signals a crumbling rules-based system, urging Europe to bolster its own defence. Read the full analysis.
Greta Thunberg arrested in London over Palestine Action sign
Greta Thunberg was arrested in London for holding a sign supporting Palestine Action hunger strikers. The author reveals her daughter provided the crayon, sparking a family debate on UK protest laws.
Secret Bin Laden-Tracking Drone in Maduro Capture?
A rare RQ-170 Sentinel drone was seen landing in Puerto Rico after the US operation to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. Was this the same stealth aircraft used to track Osama Bin Laden? Read the full report.
Iran offers £5 a month to stop protests over economic crisis
Iran's government offers citizens £5 monthly coupons to offset subsidy cuts, as protests over soaring living costs enter tenth day. At least 19 killed and 990 arrested.
Streeting warns global system 'disintegrating before our eyes'
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting issues stark warning on international order after US captures Venezuela's Maduro and Trump threatens Greenland. Read the latest political analysis.
Badenoch defends US Venezuela raid as 'morally right'
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch breaks ranks to defend the US capture of Venezuela's president, calling it morally justified while questioning the international rules-based order. Read her full interview analysis.
UK's coldest night hits -12.5C, schools close amid snow
The UK shivers through its coldest night this winter with temperatures plunging to -12.5C. Hundreds of schools are closed and travel is disrupted. Get the latest forecasts and weather warnings.
Assange Lawyer Barry Pollack to Defend Nicolás Maduro
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, facing US narco-terrorism charges, has hired top US trial lawyer Barry Pollack, who secured Julian Assange's release. Explore the legal battle ahead.
Scottish Labour tells Starmer to stay away from campaign
Scottish Labour leader warns PM Keir Starmer to avoid campaigning ahead of crucial local elections as polls show his popularity waning. Exclusive on business rates revolt.
Sydney protest restrictions extended for two more weeks
NSW Police Commissioner extends controversial protest restrictions in Sydney for 14 days, citing public safety after Bondi attack. Activist groups promise a Supreme Court challenge.
Amber snow warning closes hundreds of Scottish schools
An amber warning for snow has been issued for northern Scotland, forcing hundreds of schools to close and disrupting travel. Further snow and ice warnings are in place across the UK.
Labour's 'Incumbency First' Plan to Protect Sitting MPs
Deputy leader Lucy Powell tells Labour MPs the party will focus on defending existing seats and training MPs to be community leaders. She urges an end to infighting to secure the government's future.
Venezuelans in London on Maduro Capture and US Invasion
Venezuelans living in London share their mixed reactions of relief and uncertainty following the US military operation that captured Nicolás Maduro. Read their personal stories and hopes for Venezuela's future.
Key 2026 Pension Reforms Explained
Major UK pension reforms in 2026 will change how you save and access retirement income. Learn about dashboards, targeted support, and new consolidation rules.
Families: MI5 must face scrutiny under Hillsborough law
Families of the Manchester Arena bombing victims demand MI5 be subject to a new law against cover-ups, after an inquiry found the attack could have been prevented. Read their urgent letter to the PM.
Drug dealer jailed after Croydon station ticket stop
A South London drug dealer has been sentenced to over five years in prison after being stopped for a ticket issue at West Croydon station. Read the full story of the arrest and seizure.
Guardian Hope appeal raises over £800,000 for UK charities
The Guardian's 2025 Hope appeal has raised more than £800,000 for five grassroots charities tackling racism and division in the UK. Donate now to support community cohesion.
Calculator: See How Fast You Can Reach Your 2026 Savings Goals
Use our interactive calculator to see how giving up small treats and harnessing compound interest at 4% can accelerate your savings for 2026. Discover 26 tools to sort your finances.
Should grandparents be paid for childcare? New poll reveals views
A new Channel 5 poll uncovers surprising British attitudes on family, finance, and personal freedom. Discover the results on paying grandparents, weight-loss jabs, and inheritance.
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