UK defence secretary promises investment plan before Nato summit
Dan Jarvis, the new defence secretary, pledges to publish the delayed defence investment plan before the Nato summit in Ankara, securing around £1bn more than his predecessor.
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UN: Israel commits genocide by targeting Gaza children
A UN inquiry found Israel deliberately targets Palestinian children in Gaza, constituting genocide, with children making up 30% of the dead.
Corrections and clarifications: June 23, 2026
The Guardian corrects errors from previous reports, including a misattributed quote, a factual inaccuracy in a business article, and a corrected statistic in a science piece.
Senate passes war powers resolution on Iran
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution to limit Donald Trump's military authority against Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats in a 50-48 vote.
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Miles Franklin 2026 Shortlist: Six Novels on Dementia, War, Migration
Six novels shortlisted for Australia's $60,000 Miles Franklin literary award tackle dementia, war, migration, and loneliness, with four first-time nominees including two debut novelists.
Scotland aim for historic last 32 amid style debate
Scotland can reach the World Cup knockout stage for the first time against Brazil, but critics question their cautious approach. Steve Clarke's team aim to balance defense and attack.
Oldest meteorite strike: 3-billion-year-old crater found
Scientists confirmed the world's oldest meteorite impact crater in Western Australia's Pilbara region, dating back 3 billion years, using zircon and apatite analysis.
Burnham picks James Purnell as chief of staff
Andy Burnham has chosen former cabinet colleague James Purnell as his chief of staff, marking a significant return to government for the ex-work and pensions secretary who resigned in 2009.
Weakening UK net zero policy would damage economy: adviser
Weakening UK net zero policy would damage the economy, warns Climate Change Committee chair Nigel Topping, as report shows renewable energy progress but heat pump lag.
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Man arrested near reflecting pool to fight obscenity charge
Christian Miles, arrested near the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, plans to contest an obscenity charge after berating Oklahoma state troopers. The pool's renovation has been plagued by algae and peeling liner.
Acting DNI chief Pulte fires dozens of staff members
Acting DNI director Bill Pulte has fired dozens of staff members, including political appointees tied to former director Tulsi Gabbard, amid plans for larger cuts.
House passes bipartisan housing bill to lower costs, Trump to sign
The House approved a bipartisan housing bill 358-32, sending it to President Trump. The measure reduces regulations, speeds construction, and curbs corporate landlords to tackle affordability.
Judge blocks Trump immigration court arrest policy
A federal judge vacated Trump administration policies expanding arrests at immigration courthouses and detention limits, calling them arbitrary and capricious.
Senate rebukes Trump on Iran war powers
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution preventing Trump from continuing hostilities against Iran, passing 50-48 with four Republicans in support.
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China's LineShine supercomputer tops global rankings
China's LineShine supercomputer debuts at No. 1 in the Top500, surpassing US El Capitan, marking the first Chinese top ranking since 2017.
Ukraine Hits Crimea; Putin Admits Drone 'Stream'
Ukraine destroyed a rail bridge, hit a power plant, and other targets in Crimea. Putin acknowledged a 'huge stream' of drones. Crimea imposed curfews and banned fuel sales.
North Korea's 'exponential' nuclear program: why Kim is racing
Kim Jong-un declares expanding nuclear forces is the 'most correct way' amid heightened rhetoric, as analysts question why North Korea needs so many weapons.
Brexit Decade: Could Burnham Lead UK Back to EU?
A decade after the Brexit referendum, the UK still grapples with its legacy. With public opinion shifting and Andy Burnham rising, could Britain rejoin the EU?
Nine mulls Stefanovic's future after Tommy Robinson interview
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Fired Admiral Wins Democratic Primary in South Carolina
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Top 20 fictional British PMs on TV ranked
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MPs Warn UK Museums Vulnerable to Cyber-Attacks and Theft
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A Decade After Brexit: UK Still Pining, EU Has Moved On
Just under a third of Brits still believe Brexit was right, but a decade on, the EU has largely moved on, focusing on new partnerships while the UK grapples with economic and cultural fallout.
Burnham's borrowing plans risk bond market backlash
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Mamdani-backed candidates sweep NYC Democratic primaries
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1976 UK heatwave: Guardian reports smashed tube windows
Workers jumped in fountains, tube windows smashed as temperature hit 91F in London. The Guardian's 1976 coverage details chaos and record heat.
Indian factory workers filmed for AI training without consent
Garment workers in India are being fitted with head-mounted cameras to collect egocentric data for training humanoid robots, often without consent or compensation, raising privacy and labor concerns.
Brexit forced me to sell my business, says cheesemaker
Simon Spurrell says Brexit left a £250,000 hole in his business, forcing him to sell. Many small firms stopped exporting or retired early due to red tape and costs.
Keir Starmer couldn't beat Brexit curse of nationalism
Keir Starmer's resignation marks another short-lived premiership in post-Brexit Britain, where nationalism poisoned politics, costing 4-8% of GDP and enabling far-right radicalisation.
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Liberals uneasy with Taylor's One Nation strategy
Liberal MPs are 'exceptionally uncomfortable' with Angus Taylor's apparent strategy to compete with One Nation, following his refusal to endorse multiculturalism, which colleagues see as a missed opportunity.
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