Mandelson Files: Over 1,000 Pages Released Today
The government faces fresh chaos as over 1,000 pages of files on Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador are released, including private exchanges with ministers.
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EastEnders: Ian Beale Hits Chelsea's Son Jordan with Car
EastEnders spoilers reveal Ian Beale unknowingly runs over Chelsea Fox's son Jordan after a wedding. Jordan's life hangs in the balance as Denise faces a cancer diagnosis.
Burgum Defends 250th Concert as Nonpartisan Despite Trump Rally Comments
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum insists the 250th anniversary concert series is nonpartisan, dismissing calls for donor transparency after multiple artists withdrew, claiming they were misled about the event's political nature.
Sturgeon Claims She Was Too Trusting of Ex-Husband
Nicola Sturgeon defends herself in an interview, claiming she was unaware of her ex-husband Peter Murrell's embezzlement of SNP funds, citing trust and love as her only faults.
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Splinternet: Authoritarian States Fragmenting the Web
China leads the way in internet censorship, with Iran and others following suit, creating a fragmented web. The splinternet threatens digital freedoms globally.
Aberdeen South Byelection: Energy Politics Take Centre Stage
The upcoming Aberdeen South byelection, triggered by Stephen Flynn's move to Holyrood, highlights the fraught politics of North Sea oil, with implications for the UK's energy transition and net zero targets.
Young People Let Down by Political Will on Jobs
Readers respond to Alan Milburn's report on rising youth unemployment, highlighting dismantled careers services and lack of political will.
PSNI Officer Hit by Stolen Vehicle in Downpatrick
A PSNI officer was hit by a stolen police vehicle in Downpatrick after firing a shot. A 27-year-old man has been arrested for attempted murder.
Meta Legal Action Silences Whistleblower at Hay Festival
Facebook whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams was forced to sit silent on stage at Hay festival due to Meta's legal action, sparking condemnation of corporate censorship.
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Mandelson Files Lack Security Mitigation Records
Government documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment contain no record of security mitigations, casting doubt on assurances given to MPs.
Booker Questions Platner Over Leaked Explicit Texts
US Senator Cory Booker expresses concerns about Democratic candidate Graham Platner's Senate campaign after leaked sexually explicit texts surface, calling for answers.
Mandelson Files Release: WhatsApps and Security Concerns
Cabinet Office to release over 1,000 pages on Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, including embarrassing WhatsApp messages and missing security vetting summary.
Family Visitation Restored at NJ ICE Facility After Protests
Family visitation partially resumed at Delaney Hall after a week of protests over detainee hunger strike, with curfew imposed and state police replacing ICE officers.
Corrections and Clarifications: May 31, 2026
The Guardian publishes corrections for errors in recent articles, including a misattributed quote and an incorrect statistic.
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Morning Mail: Monday's Top Stories
Catch up on Monday's must-read news: political developments, economic updates, and key events shaping Australia and the world.
Prosecutor Withdraws from Comey Case Over Seashell Post
The lead prosecutor in James Comey's criminal case over a social media post has withdrawn. The justice department filed notice replacing Matthew Petracca with Timothy Severo without explanation.
16 Arrested, 75 Rescued at Arsenal Victory Parade
Sixteen people were arrested and about 75 rescued from height during Arsenal's victory bus parade in north London, as hundreds of thousands celebrated the men's and women's teams' triumphs.
EU Leaders Condemn Israel's Lebanon Incursion
France calls for UN Security Council meeting after Israeli forces capture medieval Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, escalating conflict with Hezbollah.
Colombia Far-Right Candidate Espriella Wins First Round
Far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella won Colombia's first presidential round with 43.7%, facing leftist Iván Cepeda in a runoff on June 21.
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Zelenskyy Urges Trump to Sign Drone Deal with Ukraine
Ukraine's Zelenskyy calls on President Trump to finalize a bilateral drone agreement, highlighting mutual benefits. Meanwhile, Ukraine strikes Russian oil facilities and Germany delivers air defense systems.
Georgia Town's ICE Jail Lawsuit Could Set Precedent
Social Circle, Georgia, sues to block an ICE mega jail, arguing it violates public nuisance law. Legal experts say the case could have wide implications.
Accused IS Member Renounces Terror Group in Melbourne Court
Rayann El Houli, 34, charged with travelling to Syria and joining Islamic State, renounces the group and violent jihad, her lawyer tells Melbourne court.
Yves Sakila's Death Echoes George Floyd: Ireland's Racism
The death of Congolese-born Yves Sakila in Dublin, restrained by security guards, has sparked outrage. The author argues that systemic racism in Ireland is being ignored by leaders.
FCA Palantir deal: UK data at risk under Trump?
MPs and campaigners warn that Palantir's AI deal with the FCA could expose sensitive UK financial data to US authorities under the Cloud Act.
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UK AI Age Assessment for Young Asylum Seekers Sparks Outcry
Over 100 charities warn that Home Office plans to use AI facial age estimation on young asylum seekers could lead to children wrongly placed in adult detention.
Iraqi Teen Killed for Refusing Forced Marriage
A 15-year-old Iraqi girl was murdered by her family for refusing to marry her cousin. Her relative describes the horror and fears for other women.
Ex-Oldham Council Leader Warns of Toxic Identity Politics
Arooj Shah, former Oldham council leader, warns identity politics is tearing communities apart amid 25th anniversary of race riots, citing abuse and division.
AI's Vapid Voice Suits This Political Moment
Nesrine Malik argues that AI writing strips away meaning and humanity, warning against the erosion of trust and creativity in an era of political emptiness.
Iran Strikes US Base After American Attacks on Iranian Air Defenses
Iran's Revolutionary Guard targeted a US base in Kuwait after US strikes on Iranian air defenses, escalating tensions amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations.
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Trump's $1.8bn Settlement Fund: Law and Disorder?
A US federal judge reopens Trump's IRS lawsuit, examining a $1.8bn settlement fund criticized as a slush fund for allies, raising concerns about corruption and democracy.
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