Guardian Corrections June 22 2026
The Guardian published corrections on June 22, 2026, including a misattributed quote and an incorrect statistic in a climate report.
Category : Politics
Swinney: Edinburgh Knife Victims 'Deeply Traumatised'
John Swinney says victims of Edinburgh knife attacks are 'deeply traumatised' as police investigate multiple stabbings in the city centre.
Morning Mail: Tuesday's Australian News Roundup
Tuesday's Morning Mail covers key Australian news including a new climate report, housing policy debate, and a major infrastructure project update.
Burnham Eyes Power After Emotional Starmer Resignation
Andy Burnham gears up for Labour leadership as Keir Starmer steps down, triggering a leadership contest that could reshape UK politics.
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Senate passes bipartisan housing bill
The US Senate passed a bipartisan housing bill on Monday aimed at increasing housing supply and affordability, with $35 billion in funding for construction and rental assistance.
Ukraine warns peace offer may expire
Kyiv signals its peace offer may expire, with a senior official stating 'our patience is not endless,' as war fatigue grows and diplomatic efforts intensify.
Trump Administration Updates: Key Developments
The Trump administration announces new policy changes, sparking debate among lawmakers and the public. Key updates include executive orders and economic measures.
Keir Starmer and Anthony Albanese: Common Ground
UK PM Keir Starmer and Australian PM Anthony Albanese face similar political challenges, from economic woes to party unity, despite differing contexts.
Starmer Resigns: Burnham Reacts, Media Response
Keir Starmer resigns as UK prime minister; Andy Burnham and media papers react. The resignation follows months of pressure and internal party disputes.
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Where Did It All Go Wrong for Starmer?
Keir Starmer faces mounting crises: party infighting, policy U-turns, and falling polls. This podcast dissects the Labour leader's struggles.
Judge tosses Trump suit over LA sanctuary city policies
A federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit seeking to block Los Angeles' sanctuary city policies, ruling the city's limits on cooperation with immigration enforcement are lawful.
Europeans Regret Brexit, Poll Shows Shift
A new pan-European poll reveals that majorities in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain now believe Brexit was a mistake, with many hoping the UK could one day rejoin the EU.
60% of Gen Z Britons Want New Vote to Rejoin EU
Exclusive poll: 60% of 18-28 year olds would vote to rejoin EU; 50% view Brexit as a failure. Among likely voters, 81% back rejoining.
Brexit promises: bendy bananas to £350m NHS claim
Analysis of key Brexit campaign promises reveals mixed outcomes: the £350m NHS pledge was dropped, bendy bananas remain legal, and trade deal benefits are debated.
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Montreal shooting: three killed, suspect shot by police
Three people were killed and a suspect shot by police in a shooting in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges district on Tuesday night, police say.
Queensland teeters on ratings downgrade despite coal windfall
Queensland's economy faces a potential credit rating downgrade due to rising debt and slowing growth, even as coal royalty revenues surge, according to Moody's.
Starmer's NHS and housing record in charts
Labour's first year under Starmer: NHS waiting lists fall but housing targets miss, as charts reveal mixed progress on key pledges.
Brexit Legacy Debate: Three Guardian Columnists Weigh In
Three Guardian columnists debate Brexit's legacy: economic damage, sovereignty gains, and ongoing political divisions five years after the referendum.
Andy Burnham's Makerfield Magic Could Reshape Westminster
Andy Burnham's potential move to Westminster could bring his unique political approach, blending localism with national ambition, reshaping UK politics.
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Nurses suspended over alleged antisemitic video comments
Two Australian nurses filmed allegedly making antisemitic threats have been suspended and face court; police investigate the video's authenticity.
Polish activist murdered in Ecuador after probing president's family
Monika Silva Koniuszek died from a blow to the head and strangulation, a postmortem found, contradicting government claims of suicide. Activists say she was silenced for investigating President Noboa's family business.
Eight-Year-Old Refused UK Passport
An eight-year-old British boy was denied a UK passport because his birth certificate lists his mother's maiden name, not her married name, despite his father being British.
Chalmers attacks Taylor over One Nation pact
Jim Chalmers condemns Angus Taylor's preference for One Nation over Liberals as a dangerous political gamble, risking stability.
Afternoon Update: Tuesday, June 23 Australia News
Australia's afternoon news update for Tuesday, June 23, covers key political developments, economic data, and community stories shaping the nation.
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Brexit campaign told by those with a front-row seat
In 2016, five months shaped the UK's future: Boris Johnson sided with Vote Leave, Jo Cox was murdered, and David Cameron resigned, as told by key figures.
Fantastic Kingdom: outsider's guide to British politics
Fantastic Kingdom by Helene von Bismarck offers a sharp, outsider's analysis of British politics, revealing the rituals and realities of power.
Australia Politics Live: Budgets, Tax, NDIS
Live updates on Australian politics: NSW and Queensland budgets, capital gains tax and negative gearing debate, NDIS changes, and Senate question time.
Andrew Hastie to get extra security, citing One Nation
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie will receive additional security due to an apparent higher risk he attributes to his stance on charges against alleged war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith.
Trump TPS revocation devastates US healthcare workers
The Trump administration's revocation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Honduras and other countries has forced skilled healthcare workers out of jobs, straining the US healthcare system and upending patients' lives.
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Alan Greenspan: charming, powerful, and wrong
Robert Reich reflects on Alan Greenspan's legacy, blaming his deregulation for the 2008 financial crisis and recounting a missed breakfast conversation.
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