Defending the Songs of 1973: A Letter to the Editor
Readers defend 1973's music, discuss Tim Winton's Juice, remember times tables, and critique Labour's manifesto and Tony Blair.
Readers defend 1973's music, discuss Tim Winton's Juice, remember times tables, and critique Labour's manifesto and Tony Blair.
Keir Starmer pushes back against Tony Blair's critique of Labour's policy direction, defending the party's current stance and future vision.
Israeli PM Netanyahu has ordered the military to take control of 70% of the Gaza Strip, a direct violation of the ceasefire agreement, escalating tensions in the region.
President Trump's new agreement with Iran angers Republicans, potentially reshaping midterm elections as critics cite national security risks.
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RecommendedAnalysts warn that Trump's aggressive negotiation tactics with Iran may escalate into military conflict, as both sides remain entrenched in their positions.
ACLU lawsuit alleges federal agents used 'immense force' and harassment against activists monitoring the anti-crime initiative in Memphis, Tennessee.
The US Department of Justice sues Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington for refusing to issue confidential license plates to ICE agents, citing safety and constitutional concerns.
The Guardian issues corrections and clarifications for errors in recent articles, including misattributed quotes and factual inaccuracies.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent proposes a $250 bill featuring Donald Trump for the US 250th anniversary, but Democrats oppose changing the law banning living persons on currency.
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RecommendedSeveral high-profile musicians have withdrawn from a concert series supporting Donald Trump, citing political differences and public pressure.
A new podcast episode examines the growing number of Republicans breaking with Donald Trump. Experts discuss the shift in GOP dynamics and its implications for the 2024 election.
The White House pushes Congress to approve a $250 bill featuring Trump's portrait, requiring a law change to allow living persons on currency. Democrats oppose, calling it a vanity project.
Metro readers discuss the flag of St George, 'plastic patriots', analogue dads, social media bans, benefits system failures, AI job losses, and more.
Theo Paphitis claims he and Peter Jones saved the show by rescuing Red Letter Days after Rachel Elnaugh's company collapsed, but Jones went AWOL during the deal.
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RecommendedPresident Trump hosts UFC 'Freedom 250' at the White House, sparking controversy. Critics see it as a circus, while supporters celebrate the 250th anniversary and Trump's 80th birthday.
The European Commission fined Chinese e-commerce site Temu €200 million for inadequate controls allowing sale of unsafe baby toys, electronics, and other dangerous items.
Beran A, 21, who admitted plotting an attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concert, apologized in court as the judge adjourned to consider a verdict.
The White House posted a tribute to Harambe, the gorilla shot at Cincinnati Zoo in 2016, calling him a 'true patriot' and sparking debate.
Staff at BBC Radio Scotland express 'deep unease' after a majority of axed presenters are women, raising diversity concerns amid a shift to commercial sensibility.
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RecommendedA satirical diary of Robert Kenyon, Reform UK candidate, featuring Nigel Farage, Tony Blair, Carol Vorderman, and a disdain for net zero.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law to protect state elections from federal interference, citing fears of Trump administration meddling in the 2026 midterms.
France's National Assembly unanimously voted to repeal the Code Noir, a 1685 law that treated enslaved people as property, ending a centuries-old legal remnant of slavery.
The rise of One Nation drives a right-wing realignment in Australian politics, while a potential 'teal party' among independents sparks debate on progressive centre shifts and budget reform.
Tony Abbott will leave his advisory role at rightwing group Advance upon becoming Liberal Party federal president, amid concerns he may appoint Advance allies to key positions.
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RecommendedPeter Walker and pollster Luke Tryl discuss Tony Blair's intervention in Labour leadership and the Makerfield byelection prospects.
Vickrum Digwa was found guilty of murdering 18-year-old Henry Nowak with a ceremonial blade. He falsely claimed self-defense and reported the victim for racism.
A rare albino buffalo named Donald Trump for his blonde hair has been spared from sacrifice during Eid al-Adha in Bangladesh and will live in a national zoo.
Geoffrey Dalton fined $300 after his dog tested positive for cocaine, but Vcat rejects appeal for temporary ban, citing lapsed registration and reputational damage.
The US indictment of Raúl Castro is not about justice but a pretext for more state violence against Cuba, continuing a long history of imperial intervention that harms civilians.
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RecommendedA rare albino buffalo nicknamed 'Donald Trump' in Bangladesh was spared from Eid sacrifice due to security concerns and public interest, moved to the national zoo.