Anaesthetist 'poisoned 12 patients to show off skills'
A former French anaesthetist is accused of fatally poisoning 12 patients to demonstrate his resuscitation skills. The trial, described as 'the trial of a lifetime', is now awaiting a verdict.
Category : Politics
PM denies role in budget leaks and leadership rumours
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer insists he is not the source of damaging budget leaks or leadership briefings, vowing to investigate. Read the latest on the political storm.
Labour donor Vince criticised for antisemitism comments
Green entrepreneur and Labour donor Dale Vince faces Tory condemnation for suggesting Israeli policy fuels antisemitism after the Bondi beach terror attack. Read the full political fallout.
Yousaf's Brother-in-Law Gives Evidence in Fatal Fall Case
The brother-in-law of former First Minister Humza Yousaf has given evidence in the trial of three people accused over a man's fatal fall from a Dundee flat. Read the latest court developments.
Oxfam GB chief executive removed by board over trust issues
Oxfam GB's board has removed chief executive Dr Halima Begum following an independent review that identified serious leadership and behavioural issues. Read the full story on the charity's leadership crisis.
Labour leadership speculation grows amid Starmer challenges
Westminster is gripped by Labour leadership rumours. As Keir Starmer battles low polls, potential successors like Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham are in focus. Read the full analysis.
Ukraine destroys £300m Russian submarine in drone strike
Ukraine's SBU obliterates a $400m Russian Varshavyanka-class submarine in Crimea using a 'sea baby' drone. The attack marks a historic naval blow amid ongoing peace talks. Read the full report.
Starmer Faces MPs in Tense Liaison Committee Session
PM Keir Starmer endures a marathon grilling from the liaison committee, accused of boring MPs to death while avoiding major news. Read the full political sketch.
Man arrested after woman found dead in South London
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman in her 50s was found dead at a property on Rodney Road, Walworth. Police are investigating.
Share your positive 2025 news moments with The Guardian
Amid challenging headlines, The Guardian invites US readers to share the news stories from 2025 that brought them hope or happiness. Contribute your ray of light anonymously.
Trinidad and Tobago grants US airport access amid Venezuela row
Trinidad and Tobago will allow the US military to use its airports for logistics, raising fears the Caribbean nation is being drawn into the US pressure campaign against Venezuela's Maduro.
Guardian Readers Debate Four-Day Week and Trump's Comments
Guardian readers propose a 10-day working week, critique US actions in Venezuela, and share witty life stages in this week's eclectic letters section. Read the full debate.
Starmer warns against Ukraine peace deal without security
PM Keir Starmer tells MPs any Russia-Ukraine agreement will fail without strong military guarantees, as Kyiv faces US pressure over a Trump-backed plan. Read the latest.
Starmer addresses leaks and bond market warnings
PM Keir Starmer pledges action on Downing Street leaks as speculation over his leadership grows, with City warning of potential bond market turmoil.
MI6 Chief: Russia's Frontline is 'Everywhere' in UK
New MI6 head Blaise Metreweli warns Russia is waging 'grey zone' war on Britain, using cyber attacks, sabotage and disinformation. She says the public must understand the dangers.
US family sues ICE over violent courthouse detention
Hilda Ramirez Sanan, a green card holder, files a lawsuit against ICE after she and her two US citizen children were violently detained outside a Massachusetts courthouse. Read the shocking details.
Four charged over California New Year's Eve bomb plot
US federal authorities charge four individuals with plotting New Year's Eve bomb attacks in southern California. Read the latest on the alleged extremist plot.
Murray criticises Starmer over 'humiliating' cabinet sacking
Former Scottish Secretary Ian Murray speaks out about his 'humiliating' demotion by Keir Starmer, revealing he still lacks an explanation. Read the full interview.
Tories tell Labour to return donor's funds in antisemitism row
Conservatives call on Labour to refund donations from Dale Vince after his controversial comments linking the Bondi Beach attack to Israel's actions in Gaza. Keir Starmer faces pressure to act.
Sunak feared UK couldn't fund itself during Covid pandemic
Rishi Sunak told the Covid inquiry he was 'acutely stressed' by rising bond costs in 2020, fearing the UK's ability to fund itself. Discover the emergency measures considered to avert a crisis.
MI6 Chief: UK in 'Space Between Peace and War'
New MI6 head Blaise Metreweli warns emerging tech like AI makes the world more dangerous. She accuses Russia of insincere Ukraine peace talks. Read her first major speech.
FBI Director Patel faces criticism over premature social media post
FBI Director Kash Patel faces backlash for touting a suspect's detention in the Brown University shooting before the person was released. Critics question his leadership.
Bucks County Sheriff Ousted Over ICE Partnership Deal
Democrat Danny Ceisler's decisive victory in the Bucks County sheriff race signals a major shift on local immigration enforcement. Explore the implications for US policy.
Five Labour councillors in Brent defect to Green Party
Five sitting Labour councillors in Brent have joined the Green Party, criticising Labour's shift from socialist principles. The defections signal a 'Green surge' in London ahead of local elections.
Bondi hero in hospital, fears losing arm after tackling gunman
Ahmed al Ahmed, hailed a hero for disarming a terrorist at Bondi Beach, asks for prayers from his hospital bed. The father-of-two faces multiple surgeries amid fears he could lose an arm. Read his incredible story.
Jewish Leaders Demand Action After Sydney & Manchester Attacks
Following the Bondi Beach and Manchester attacks, Jewish leaders warn antisemitism is rising globally. They demand governments move beyond words to concrete action on extremism.
Met Police staff strike on NYE over pay dispute
Metropolitan Police staff, including call handlers, will strike for 25 hours on New Year's Eve, threatening emergency response delays. Unite union blames pay freeze and inferior conditions.
Judge: Home Office failed to protect vulnerable migrants
A High Court judge has ruled the Home Office unlawfully failed for years to protect vulnerable immigration detainees from inhuman treatment. The landmark case centres on Brook House near Gatwick.
London cemetery fees to rise by up to 165%
Westminster City Council announces steep increases in burial and cremation fees at two cemeteries, with some costs jumping by 165%. Discover the full breakdown of council charge hikes.
Expert Warns of 'Drone 9/11' Threat to UK
The head of DroneShield warns Britain needs urgent action to prevent a catastrophic 'drone 9/11' attack on public venues and critical infrastructure. Read the full threat assessment.
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