Five arrested for 'intifada' chants at London protest
Met Police arrest five at pro-Palestine protest after chanting 'intifada'. Senior officers say context changed after Sydney and Manchester attacks. Read the latest.
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Bondi suspects visited Philippines terror hotspot
The alleged Bondi beach gunmen travelled to the southern Philippines weeks before the attack. We examine the region's history of Islamic extremism and active militant groups.
Judge blocks Trump administration layoffs of federal workers
A federal judge moves to block hundreds of layoffs across four US agencies, citing a law passed to end the government shutdown. Read the latest on this legal setback.
Bondi Hanukkah Shooting: Tributes and a Plea for Unity
Following the Bondi beach terror attack, tributes honour the victims. A former magistrate urges national unity, compassion, and a rejection of politicisation in the wake of tragedy.
Judge blocks Trump's ban on surprise ICE visits
A federal judge rules that Trump administration policies restricting congressional oversight of ICE detention facilities violate US law. Read the full legal analysis.
Burke Expresses 'Full Confidence' in Asio After Bondi Attack
Australia's Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke defends Asio's actions as questions arise over the Bondi attackers' Philippines trip. The Jewish community prepares for more funerals.
New Strategy to Tackle Misogyny in Schools and Halve VAWG
The government unveils a long-awaited strategy to halve violence against women and girls. It includes teacher training, tackling online harms, and £550m for victims. Read the full plan.
Senate confirms billionaire Jared Isaacman as NASA chief
The US Senate has confirmed billionaire private astronaut and Elon Musk ally Jared Isaacman as the next NASA administrator. The 67-30 vote sets the stage for a renewed space race with China.
Trump suggests FBI deputy Dan Bongino is stepping down
President Donald Trump appears to confirm FBI deputy director Dan Bongino plans to leave his role, stating he 'wants to go back to his show'. Get the latest on this developing US political story.
Finland PM apologises over 'slanted eyes' controversy
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has issued a formal apology to China, Japan, and South Korea following a racist social media scandal involving MPs and a former Miss Finland. Read the full story.
First arrests for 'intifada' chants at London protest
Two people arrested for chanting 'globalise the intifada' at a pro-Palestine protest in Westminster, following a new police crackdown. Read the latest on the protests and the hunger strikers.
Fani Willis grilled by Georgia panel over Trump case
Fulton County DA Fani Willis testified before a Georgia state senate committee investigating her prosecution of Donald Trump. The hearing grew contentious as Willis hit back at her Republican critics.
Guardian Corrects Solar Geoengineering and Capitol Riot Dates
The Guardian has published corrections regarding a solar radiation modification claim and the date of the US Capitol riot. Discover the factual amendments and how to submit complaints.
Man jailed for 'burn migrant hotels' X posts
Luke Yarwood sentenced to 18 months for stirring racial hatred with tweets about migrant hotels. His brother-in-law reported the posts to police. Read the full details.
Trump Installs Critical Plaques on White House 'Walk of Fame'
Donald Trump revises White House portraits with partisan plaques branding Biden 'worst president'. Explore the controversial historical rewrite and its political fallout.
Abramovich given final chance to pay £2.5bn to Ukraine
The UK government threatens Roman Abramovich with legal action if he fails to hand over Chelsea sale profits for Ukrainian war victims. Will he comply?
King meets heroes of Huntingdon train stabbing
King Charles hosts Buckingham Palace reception for survivors and heroes of the Huntingdon train attack. Read their courageous stories and the latest on the case.
Bondi Suspects' Four-Week Philippines Hotel Stay Detailed
New details emerge on the Bondi terror suspects' four-week stay in the Philippines, as political fallout grows in Australia and other global news unfolds. Read the full report.
Two arrested in London for 'intifada' protest chants
Met Police arrest two for racially aggravated offences after pro-Palestinian protest chants in Westminster. Force announces new assertive approach following recent terror attacks.
Council Tax Set to Rise as New Funding Formula Unveiled
A new 'Fair Funding' formula reshapes council finances, boosting deprived areas. But with most councils still hiking tax, is the crisis over? Explore the winners, losers, and impact on your bill.
Funding boost for England's most-deprived councils
Manchester, Bradford and outer London boroughs gain spending power in a new three-year settlement, while affluent southern councils face cuts. Will it restore local services?
Ex-prosecutor Jack Smith defends Trump investigations to House
Former special counsel Jack Smith tells House committee that Donald Trump's own actions were the sole basis for the now-dropped criminal cases. Read the full testimony details.
China Condemns US 'Bullying' of Venezuela in Oil Row
China's foreign minister has accused the US of 'unilateral bullying' over its military blockade of Venezuela. Read the latest on the escalating crisis in the Caribbean.
Australian Minister Backs Asio, PM Calls for Unity
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke expresses full confidence in Asio. PM Anthony Albanese urges unity at a Sydney multifaith event amid criticism over antisemitism response. Read the latest developments.
Canada's population falls amid student visa crackdown
Canada's population fell by 0.2% in Q3 2025, a rare decline driven by a government crackdown on international student numbers. Explore the data and economic impacts.
Australia's social media ban for under-16s begins
Australia enacts the world's first social media ban for under-16s, forcing tech giants to act. Could this be a blueprint for the UK and other nations grappling with online safety?
Boy, 15, in court charged with murder of Aria Thorpe, 9
Avon and Somerset Police have released approved images of Aria Thorpe as a 15-year-old boy appears in court charged with her murder in Weston-super-Mare. Read the latest.
Bondi Beach Victim's Parents Recall 'Fireworks' Before Attack
The parents of 10-year-old Matilda, the youngest victim of the Bondi Beach terror attack, share their harrowing story. Read their account of the tragedy that shocked Australia.
US passes $901bn defence bill backing Ukraine
The US Senate has approved a record $901bn defence policy bill, including $800m for Ukraine and measures to bolster European security. Discover the key provisions and political dynamics.
Palestine Action hunger striker hospitalised after 46 days
Qesser Zuhrah, a 20-year-old on a 46-day hunger strike at HMP Bronzefield, has been taken to hospital. Protesters demand urgent medical care for her and other Palestine Action detainees.
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