40+ Arrested in Greenpeace Anti-Pesticide Protest
More than 40 activists, including Greenpeace UK's programme director, were arrested outside Syngenta's HQ in Huddersfield, protesting against bee-killing pesticides on World Bee Day.
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British Council staff in Italy strike over 80% job cuts
British Council staff in Italy strike over proposed 80% workforce cuts, ending 80 years of English teaching. The organization faces a £197m Covid loan repayment by September.
Nobel Laureate Abiy Ahmed Criticized for Imprisoning Activists
A letter highlights the irony of Nobel peace laureate Abiy Ahmed imprisoning activists in Ethiopia, while other letters discuss AI job losses, deer puns, and Harry Belafonte.
Why Patients Turn to AI Chatbots: A Coping Mechanism
Patients are increasingly using AI chatbots for health advice due to declining GP access and continuity of care, turning to predictable digital tools as a coping mechanism.
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Russian Jet in Near Miss with RAF Spy Plane
A Russian Su-27 jet flew within six metres of an unarmed RAF Rivet Joint spy plane over the Black Sea, prompting UK condemnation as dangerous and unacceptable.
Europe's Nul-Point Politicians: Inside the 22 May Guardian Weekly
Starmer, Merz, and Macron face dismal approval ratings. This week's Guardian Weekly explores why European leaders are so unpopular and what they can do about it.
Xi and Putin: Power Shift in China-Russia Relations
Xi Jinping hosted Vladimir Putin in Beijing with pomp, highlighting Russia's growing dependence on China. What does this power imbalance mean for their relationship?
Badenoch's PMQs Blunder: Ignorance and Aggression Backfire
Kemi Badenoch's aggressive PMQs performance backfires as she falsely claims Labour relaxed Russian oil sanctions, exposing her ignorance of facts.
Death Stalks Mexico's Disappeared Searchers
Organised crime groups target relatives searching for missing victims in Mexico, with murders and disappearances of searchers soaring amid cartel wars.
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Norway Blocks Extradition of Migrant Activist to Greece
A Norwegian appeals court rejected Greece's extradition request for activist Tommy Olsen, citing freedom of expression and lawful actions under international treaties.
Ebola Outbreak in DRC: War and Aid Cuts Hamper Response
The WHO declares the 17th Ebola outbreak in DRC a public health emergency. Conflict and aid cuts hinder the fight, with 139 suspected deaths and regional risks.
Brexit Debate Must Evolve to Match Global Shifts
The Guardian argues that Brexit arguments cannot be avoided but must adapt to new realities like Russia's war and US unreliability, urging a fresh conversation on Europe.
Starmer Aides Briefed on Journalist Probe, Documents Reveal
Newly released documents reveal Keir Starmer's top advisers, including Morgan McSweeney, were briefed about an 'indefensible' investigation into journalists writing critical pieces about Labour Together thinktank.
US-Israel Plan to Install Ahmadinejad Backfires
A report reveals US and Israel aimed to make Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Iran's leader after regime collapse, but the plan failed after an Israeli strike injured him.
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Starmer's Storytelling Failure Fuels Leadership Talk
Analysis: Keir Starmer has achievements but lacks political storytelling, leading Labour MPs to consider alternatives like Andy Burnham for better communication.
DRC Cancel World Cup Camp Due to Ebola
The Democratic Republic of the Congo have cancelled their World Cup preparation camp in Kinshasa due to an Ebola outbreak. Friendlies against Denmark and Chile remain scheduled.
Burnham Backs Mahmood's Immigration Reforms in Byelection
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham supports home secretary Shabana Mahmood's controversial immigration changes, aiming to limit legal and illegal migration, despite internal Labour criticism.
Radio Station Apologises for False King Charles Death Report
Radio Caroline apologises after a computer error mistakenly announced King Charles's death, causing distress. The station fell silent before correcting the error.
UK Reassures Ukraine on Russian Oil Sanctions
The UK scrambles to reassure Ukraine after a 'clumsy' sanctions adjustment on Russian oil, with Kyiv voicing concerns that the move could fund Moscow's war efforts.
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Russian Jet Near RAF Spy Plane in Black Sea
New footage shows Russian Su-35 and Su-27 jets flying dangerously close to an RAF Rivet Joint spy plane, triggering emergency systems and risking collision.
Corrections: RAF Lakenheath, Ely, Peacocks, and More
Corrections to recent articles: RAF Lakenheath is not the largest US base; Ely is a city; peacocks 'peeking' corrected. Other amendments listed.
Tough Mudder Cancellation: Your Refund Rights Under ACL
A reader asks about refund rights after Tough Mudder cancelled an event due to flooding. Expert explains ACL rules: refunds depend on whether cancellation was within organizer's control.
Youth Sue Trump to Halt Climate Rollbacks, Citing Rights
Eighteen young Americans file a motion to halt the Trump administration's repeal of the endangerment finding, claiming it violates their constitutional rights to life, liberty, and religious freedom.
Bus Driver Murder: Man Charged Over Battersea Bridge Attack
A murder inquiry has been launched after bus driver Sergei Krajev, 64, died following an assault on Battersea Bridge. Gary Jones, 32, has been charged.
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Tennessee Man Jailed for Facebook Post Wins $835K Settlement
Larry Bushart was jailed for 37 days for a meme about Charlie Kirk's assassination. He won an $835,000 settlement from Tennessee officials, citing First Amendment violations.
Bolivia Capital Under Siege as Protests Deepen Crisis
Protests in Bolivia's capital La Paz enter second week, with clashes and roadblocks. President Paz reshuffles cabinet, US warns of coup, and diplomatic row with Colombia escalates.
US Charges Raul Castro in 1996 Plane Downing
The US has indicted former Cuban President Raul Castro for his alleged role in the 1996 downing of two civilian planes, escalating tensions with Cuba.
ATO Fines 97-Year-Old; Reverses After Public Pressure
The ATO fined a 97-year-old Brisbane woman $1,650 for late tax filing after her husband's death, only reversing after public exposure. Also: Keating defends tax changes, neo-Nazi group blocked.
Mississippi Rally Demands Voting Rights Protection
Thousands of Mississippians gathered at a historic site to protest Supreme Court decisions weakening the Voting Rights Act, vowing not to return to Jim Crow-era disenfranchisement.
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US Indicts Raúl Castro for 1996 Shootdown of Exile Planes
The US indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro for ordering the 1996 shootdown of planes from a Miami exile group, killing four. The charges escalate Trump's campaign against Cuba's regime.
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