NHS paedophile jailed for 28 years after KFC arrest
Senior NHS manager Paul Lipscombe, 51, has been sentenced to 28 years for raping and sexually assaulting girls. He was arrested in a KFC drive-thru. Police urge other victims to come forward.
Category : Politics
Trump's fresh move to shut down consumer watchdog
The Trump administration files a court motion arguing the CFPB's funding is unlawful, aiming to dismantle the agency that has returned $21bn to consumers. Read the full analysis.
UK suspends intelligence sharing with US
Britain suspends intelligence cooperation with the US on Caribbean drug trafficking amid legal concerns over lethal American airstrikes. A rare rift between key military allies.
Left-winger Catherine Connolly becomes Irish President
Catherine Connolly becomes Ireland's 10th president after uniting left-wing parties. The former psychologist vows to lead diplomatic solutions to war.
US Catholic Bishops Elect Conservative Paul Coakley
American Catholic bishops choose Archbishop Paul Coakley, a conservative culture warrior, as their new president during Trump's second term, while maintaining support for migrant rights.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed since April
Government faces mounting pressure as figures reveal 91 mistaken prisoner releases since April. Justice Secretary David Lammy to face MPs over systemic failures. Read the full investigation.
Court Hears Details of Fatal Royal Escort Crash
An Old Bailey court hears how Helen Holland, 81, died after being hit by a police motorcyclist escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh. The officer pleads not guilty.
Labour leadership crisis as Starmer faces challenge
Keir Starmer's allies warn against 'reckless' leadership challenge amid growing discontent within Labour party. Read the latest Westminster developments.
Starmer faces Labour rebellion after month without press conference
Keir Starmer hasn't held a press conference in over a month as Labour MPs consider leadership change amid party turmoil. Read the full analysis of the growing crisis.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed since April, four at large
Justice Secretary David Lammy reveals 91 prisoners were mistakenly freed in England and Wales since April, with up to four still at large. Read the full investigation into the systemic failures.
Labour's fiscal rules create budget crisis pressure
Rachel Reeves faces criticism over self-imposed fiscal rules forcing tax rise debates. Experts suggest alternatives as Labour navigates economic challenges. Read analysis.
Govt to Reconsider Waspi Women Compensation
The government will reconsider compensating 3.6 million Waspi women after new evidence emerged. Campaigners call this a major step forward in their fight for justice.
Government to reconsider Waspi pension decision
UK government forced to reconsider denying compensation to 3.6 million Waspi women after legal pressure. Campaigners hail major victory in long-running state pension age battle.
Ben Jennings COP30 cartoon critiques climate inaction
Political cartoonist Ben Jennings delivers powerful visual commentary on COP30 climate negotiations, highlighting the gap between promises and action. See the striking artwork.
US Navy's largest warship enters Latin American waters
The USS Gerald R Ford aircraft carrier has entered Latin American waters, marking the largest US military presence in the region since 1989 as tensions with Venezuela escalate.
Football fans campaign against UAE sportswashing links
Mancunian activist calls for fan action against Manchester City's UAE owners over Sudan war crimes links. Discover how supporters can campaign while staying loyal to their club.
Court rejects Epping asylum hotel legal challenge
Epping Forest Council fails to block asylum seekers at The Bell Hotel. High Court judge dismisses planning breach claims, citing national need for contingency accommodation.
UK Parents Send Children Abroad for School
The Guardian investigates the impact of British children being sent overseas for education. Share your experience of being educated abroad or as a parent making this decision.
Democrats Block Shutdown Bill Over Healthcare Cuts
Top House Democrats pledge to oppose government funding bill over expired healthcare tax credits, creating tight vote for Republican Speaker Mike Johnson.
Milan investigates 'sniper tourism' in Bosnian War
Milan prosecutors investigate alleged 'sniper tourism' where Italians paid to shoot Sarajevo civilians during the 1990s siege. Explore the shocking details of this war crime investigation.
Thailand-Cambodia peace deal in trouble
Thailand pauses US-brokered ceasefire with Cambodia after a landmine injures four soldiers, derailing a fragile peace. Discover the latest developments.
Princess of Wales and Queen Camilla Honour Armistice Day
The Princess of Wales attended her first service at the National Memorial Arboretum while Queen Camilla marked Poppies to Paddington. Read about their moving tributes to the fallen.
China removes popular gay dating apps from stores
Blued and Finka, two of China's most popular LGBTQ+ dating apps, have been removed from Apple and Android app stores following a government order. Discover the implications for digital rights and the LGBTQ+ community in China.
Teen killer jailed for 16 years over NYE murder
Harry Pitman's family say justice has been done as his teenage killer receives 16-year sentence for Primrose Hill murder. Read the full story.
British Library staff strike over pay dispute
PCS union members strike at British Library over real-terms pay cuts while executives receive bonuses. Zadie Smith questions Britain's cultural values.
TikTok influencer publicly executed in Mali
Mali TikTok creator Mariame Cissé abducted and executed by armed men. The 140,000-follower influencer supported military. Read the shocking details.
Catherine Connolly sworn in as Ireland's president
Catherine Connolly becomes Ireland's 10th president, vowing to champion diversity, climate action and Gaelic revival. Read her full inauguration speech and vision for Ireland.
UK Government Sued Over Gaza Evacuation Promises
British fathers take legal action against UK government for failing to evacuate families from Gaza despite promises. Read about the human rights breach and ongoing crisis.
CMA board hit by further resignations
Sky News learns of two more board departures at the UK's Competition and Markets Authority, months after its chairman was ousted by ministers. Read the full story.
The hidden struggles of moving abroad for love
Following a Guardian advice column, we explore the impact of international relocation on relationships. Share your story of moving countries for a partner.
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