Far-right activist attacked during Manchester debate
A British remigration activist known as Young Bob was attacked while debating colonialism in Manchester. Three arrested on suspicion of robbery and assault.
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Driver jailed for year for killing Take That fan on way to gig
Fiona Hodge, 69, was sentenced to 12 months for causing the death of Donna Crossman, 53, by careless driving after hitting her on a Bristol flyover in 2024.
Boston Manor Park encampment removed by council operation
Hounslow Council has begun removing an unauthorised encampment in Boston Manor Park, restoring public access and planning a community orchard with nature recovery work.
Lee Andrews claims he was captured at gunpoint in Dubai
Lee Andrews, Katie Price's husband, claims he was taken at gunpoint near Qatar-Omani border, slapped around, and held in a black site before being released from Dubai prison.
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Harrow Council sacks officers filmed threatening man
Harrow Council has sacked enforcement officers after a video showed them threatening a member of the public, turning off body cameras.
British dad's voice heard after new Dubai torture claims
Ryan Pepper, 27, claims UAE officials threatened to break his hands. British embassy saw his injuries. Sister begs UK to do more.
Trump Says Iran Deal Signed, Hormuz to Reopen
US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Iran has been signed, promising the Strait of Hormuz will fully reopen and the deal's text will be released after Friday's formal signing.
UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s: Impact Hinges on Enforcement
The UK's social media ban for under-16s raises questions about enforcement, privacy risks, and potential for invasive measures. The government aims to prevent circumvention, with Ofcom tasked to design robust age verification.
Trump Hails Iran Deal Fixing Nothing Except His War Problem
Analysis: The US-Iran deal leaves the nuclear issue unchanged, while Iran's military strengthens and US credibility wanes. Fragile peace faces hurdles from Israel and internal politics.
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Canada Eliminates Human Rights Watchdog for Overseas Firms
Canada is eliminating the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise, a watchdog investigating human rights abuses by Canadian companies abroad, after Mark Carney deemed it ineffective.
Trump Declares US-Iran Deal 'All Signed' at G7 Summit
Trump announces Strait of Hormuz will open Friday as G7 leaders work to prevent the US-Iran deal from unraveling amid Israeli ceasefire breaches and fee disputes.
Supreme Court Rejects Gun Industry Challenge to NY Law
The US Supreme Court declined to hear a gun industry appeal against a New York law enabling lawsuits against firearm makers and dealers for public safety endangerment.
UK defence secretary quizzed over Russian oil tanker seizure timing
Dan Jarvis faced MPs' questions on why the Russian oil tanker Smyrtos was seized now, amid suggestions the timing was linked to predecessor John Healey's resignation.
Teacher Jamie Varley guilty of murdering adopted baby son
Jamie Varley, a teacher, and partner John McGowan-Fazakerley convicted of abusing and murdering 13-month-old Preston Davey. Varley used baby as sexual 'plaything'.
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Corrections and clarifications: June 15, 2026
The Guardian's corrections and clarifications for June 15, 2026, addressing errors in previous articles.
Eric Trump denies cheating allegations over White House UFC fights
Eric Trump and Daniel Cormier deny fake screenshots showing alleged insider information request about UFC fights at the White House.
Newsom says Trump ordered DoJ probe into him and wife
California Governor Gavin Newsom claims President Trump directed the Justice Department to investigate him and his wife, citing political retaliation as he considers a presidential run.
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Remigration: Trump Policy Driving Immigrants Out of US
A far-right 'remigration' ideology aims to make life punishing for immigrants, now policy under Trump. Journalist Paola Ramos explores the exodus and its threat to the American Dream.
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Florida Sues TikTok Over Child Social Media Ban
Florida's attorney general accuses TikTok of violating state law by exposing children to harmful sexual content and addictive features, seeking to enforce social media restrictions for teens.
Alaska Bars Second Dan Sullivan from Senate Race
Alaska election officials ruled that a second candidate named Dan Sullivan cannot run against incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, citing an attempt to confuse voters.
Starmer Announces Russia Sanctions, Ukraine Nuclear Support at G7
UK PM Keir Starmer announces new sanctions on Russia and £210m for Ukraine's nuclear plants at G7 summit, vowing to stand with Ukraine 'as long as it takes'.
Sri Lanka Becomes Hub for Chinese Cybercrime Networks
Experts warn Sri Lanka is a new hub for transnational cybercrime as Chinese-run scam networks relocate from SE Asia, exploiting easy visas and lax regulation.
G7 Summit: Allies Urge Trump to Back Ukraine, Pressure Russia
At the G7 summit in France, leaders push for peace in Ukraine, urging Trump to stand with Kyiv and pressure Putin. Russia allows substandard fuel amid supply crisis.
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Eight dead in B-52 bomber crash at California base
Eight people are presumed dead after a B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California's Mojave Desert. The crash occurred during a routine test mission.
Trump Says US-Iran Deal Signed, Geneva Ceremony Friday
Donald Trump announces the US-Iran peace deal is signed, with the Strait of Hormuz set to reopen. Key details remain unclear as leaders gather at G7.
How Jo Cox's Murder Changed Britain: Podcast
Kim Leadbeater discusses the lasting impact of her sister Jo Cox's murder by a far-right extremist a decade on, and the lessons still to be learned.
Soweto Uprising 50 Years On: Survivors Remember
Survivors of the 1976 Soweto uprising recall the protest against Afrikaans in schools, the violence that followed, and the lasting trauma and legacy of the day.
Sweden Passes Tough Immigration Laws Backed by Far-Right
Sweden's parliament voted to pass 'good behaviour' and 'snitch' laws, allowing permit revocation for vague criteria and requiring public workers to report undocumented migrants, sparking rights concerns.
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Labour MPs Doubt EHRC Guidance on Trans Rights is Workable
Labour MPs express concerns that EHRC guidance on implementing the supreme court's biological sex ruling is unworkable, fearing legal chaos and harm to transgender people.
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