Parliament intruder stopped by workman
A trespasser evaded armed police to enter the House of Lords before being caught. The security breach was not publicly announced. Read the full story.
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Hanukah vigil in Manchester honours Sydney attack victims
Heaton Park synagogue holds a sombre Hanukah menorah lighting, mourning the Bondi Beach terror attack and a local tragedy. The community confronts rising antisemitic hate crimes in the UK.
Timeline of Bondi Beach terror attack revealed
Sky News analysis reveals the precise eight-minute timeline of the Bondi Beach shooting. 15 killed, 26 injured in attack on Jewish gathering. Read the full forensic breakdown.
15 Dead in Bondi Beach Terror Attack Targeting Jewish Community
Australia is in mourning after a terror attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach left 15 dead. Vigils held nationwide as government pledges stricter gun laws. Read the full story.
Super-Complaint Filed Over Police Delays in Sex Crime Probes
Campaigners file a super-complaint against police in England and Wales over 'inhumane' delays in sexual offence cases, with some survivors waiting nine years for justice. Read the full investigation.
Sydney's 'frightening' gun concentration revealed post-Bondi
Exclusive data shows a high concentration of firearms in Sydney suburbs as the government pledges tighter gun laws. The Jewish community mourns after a Hanukkah celebration turned to tragedy. Read the full analysis.
ICE detainee who filmed Xinjiang faces removal from US
Guan Heng, who filmed alleged human rights violations in China's Xinjiang region, is detained by ICE and could be removed from the United States. His case highlights asylum challenges.
Chile's Far-Right Victory: Kast Wins Presidency
José Antonio Kast's decisive win in Chile's presidential election signals a major rightward shift in Latin America, drawing praise from global hardline leaders and raising democratic concerns. Explore the analysis.
MI6 Chief: Russia 'Bullying' UK with Grey Zone War
New MI6 head Blaise Metreweli warns Russia is using cyber attacks, sabotage and disinformation to bully Britain in a 'space between peace and war'. Read her stark security alert.
UK military chief warns public must prepare for Russian threat
The head of the UK's armed forces issues a stark warning that Russia's growing military poses a direct threat, calling for a 'whole of nation' response. Read the urgent call for preparedness.
Economic fears drive support for Europe's nationalist parties
Analysis: As Europe faces costly challenges, mainstream parties' failure to address economic insecurity is handing a gift to populist forces like Le Pen's RN and Germany's AfD. Read more.
Outrage as Trump Blames Rob Reiner's Death on 'Trump Derangement'
US politicians and celebrities condemn Donald Trump's 'vile' social media post blaming director Rob Reiner's murder on his criticism. Read the full story.
Bondi Attack Suspect to be Charged, Hero Fund Soars
Police will charge Bondi attack suspect Naveed Akram, while PM denies ISIS link. A fundraiser for the hero who disarmed the attacker surpasses $1.3m. Religious leaders unite in solidarity.
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.
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.
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