Guardian Corrects Recent News Errors
The Guardian issues corrections for factual errors in recent articles, including misattributed quotes and incorrect dates.
Category : Politics
McEwan: Pessimism Bigger Problem Than Climate Change
At Hay festival, Ian McEwan says pessimism outweighs climate change as a threat, urging optimism as a moral duty, while farmers face extreme weather uncertainty.
Enhanced Games Dismisses Mistimed World Record Claims
The Enhanced Games dismisses claims that Kristian Gkolomeev's 50m freestyle world record was mistimed, calling them unfounded drivel. The swimmer used performance-enhancing drugs.
Streeting Calls for Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Former health secretary Wes Streeting compares social media to tobacco, urging a ban for under-16s as UK government closes consultation on age limits.
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Australia Politics Live: Renewables, Budget, Tax Reforms
Follow today's Australian politics live as the government discusses renewables, BHP filings, budget, capital gains tax, and more with Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese.
Coronation Street: Lisa's Shocking Arrest in Murder Case
DS Lisa Connor-Swain arrests Brody Michaelis on suspicion of theft after his fingerprints are found on Todd's phone, but is he connected to Theo's murder?
Terror and Spy Cases to Be Televised for First Time
UK's chief magistrate will have sentencing remarks in terrorism and spy cases broadcast live to boost transparency and judicial diversity.
Mum Who Abandoned Kids in Woods Sent to Notorious Prison
Marine Rousseau, accused of abandoning her two young sons in a Portuguese forest, has been sent to Tires Prison, Portugal's most infamous women's prison.
Three Arrested After Woman Shot Dead Outside Sheffield Bar
Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 30-year-old woman was shot dead outside a bar in Sheffield. Police appeal for witnesses.
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Ex-NCSC Chief Dismisses Farage's Russia Hack Claim
Former NCSC head Ciaran Martin calls Nigel Farage's claim that a Russian hack-and-leak operation led to a Guardian report on a £5m donation 'entirely unsubstantiated'.
Oppressing Women Is Key to Authoritarianism
The link between oppressing women and authoritarianism is clear. Reform movements must prioritize gender equality to build truly free societies.
Taylor Swift's Plus-One Policy: Etiquette Lesson
Taylor Swift's decision to limit plus-ones at her wedding sparks debate. Etiquette experts weigh in on the rules for inviting singles.
Far-Right Elam Party Surges in Cyprus Vote
The far-right Elam party, inspired by Greece's Golden Dawn, sees significant gains in Cyprus parliamentary elections, raising concerns about rising extremism.
Beartooth Frontman Caleb Shomo Comes Out as Gay
Beartooth's Caleb Shomo announces he is 'proudly gay' after 14-year marriage to Fleur. Details on his addiction struggles, career, and wife's supportive response.
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Ex-SNP Chief Murrell Admits Embezzling £400,000
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive and ex-husband of Nicola Sturgeon, pleaded guilty to embezzling over £400,000 from the party in a gross breach of trust.
Global Financial Crisis Looms Amid US Political Dysfunction
A financial crisis may be imminent, but US politics under Trump ensures a chaotic, self-defeating response, warns Eduardo Porter, highlighting debt, AI bubble risks, and global cooperation failure.
US and Iran Near Peace Deal as Trump Faces GOP Backlash
Trump defends Iran deal amid GOP criticism; Iran says agreement not imminent. Also: Massie warns of voter alienation, California chemical tank risk, and more.
Reform MP Won't Ask Farage for Russian Hack Proof
Danny Kruger declines to urge Nigel Farage to provide evidence of alleged Russian hack behind Guardian story on £5m gift, citing privacy.
Trump's Government Is a Lawless Regime, Not an Administration
Robert Reich argues that Trump and his allies have so undermined the US government that we need new vocabulary: 'regime' instead of 'administration,' 'lawless' instead of 'government of laws.'
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Ex-attorney general: teen rapists' sentences 'unusual'
Dominic Grieve says people are 'perfectly entitled' to ask for review of sentences for three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls in Hampshire.
Childcare Investment Under Threat from Profiteering
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson warns that private equity profiteering is undermining the government's record £9.5bn childcare investment, leaving parents facing hidden charges.
Louisiana Senator Aided Meta Datacenter, Profited from Land Deals
State senator Jay Morris helped secure Meta's largest datacenter, then sold adjacent land. Experts say his actions may violate ethics laws, but Morris denies wrongdoing.
Ebola and Hantavirus Outbreaks Fuel Conspiracy Theories in US
Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks in the US spark conspiracy theories about planned pandemics, with social media and AI accelerating their spread, experts warn.
Police Failures Led to Mother's Death by Stalker
A coroner ruled that Yolanda Saldana Feliz's death was preventable if the Met police had acted on her daughter's pleas for help against a violent stalker.
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UK Breaks May Temperature Record Amid Heatwave
The UK recorded its highest May temperature ever at 33.5°C, with experts warning of climate change impacts and urging heat adaptation measures.
Pope Leo Denounces AI 'Culture of Power', Apologizes for Slavery
In his first encyclical, Pope Leo XIV warns against AI's ethical risks, calls for disarmament, and apologizes for the Church's historical role in slavery.
Chemical Tank Crack Eases Explosion Fears in California
A damaged chemical tank in Garden Grove, California, cracked over the weekend, potentially relieving pressure and reducing explosion risk. 50,000 residents remain evacuated.
Iran Denies Imminent US Deal, Cites Confusion and Israeli Interference
Iran pours cold water on imminent US deal, citing contradictory US statements and Israeli interference. Progress made but no agreement signed.
Higher-earning immigrants less likely to stay in UK long-term
A Migration Advisory Committee report finds higher-earning immigrants are less likely to stay in the UK, raising concerns over plans to extend settlement period to 10 years.
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LA Delivery Robots Spark Mixed Feelings Among Residents
Delivery robots are rapidly expanding across Los Angeles, sparking mixed reactions from residents who find them cute yet obstructive. The devices raise concerns about pedestrian safety, job losses, and sidewalk congestion.
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