Trump Threatens to 'Blow Up' Oman Over Hormuz Tolls
President Donald Trump threatened to 'blow up' Oman during a cabinet meeting if it supports Iran's plan to toll ships in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions.
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Queensland Man Charged with Murder in Random Attack
A 36-year-old Bundaberg man has been charged with murder after allegedly beating a 78-year-old pedestrian to death with a metal pole during a random rampage near Bundaberg, Queensland.
Trump Tightens Hold on GOP as MAGA Solidifies
Donald Trump's influence over the Republican Party grows stronger as the MAGA movement cements its control, reshaping party dynamics and policy priorities for the 2026 elections.
Barnsley councillor urged to resign over swastika tattoo
Andy Arnold, a newly elected Reform UK councillor in Barnsley, is under pressure to resign after photos emerged showing an apparent swastika tattoo on his arm.
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Blunkett Questions Blair's Relevance in Labour Advice
David Blunkett and other Labour figures cast doubt on Tony Blair's recent essay advising the party, citing credibility issues and being out of touch.
Pub Owner Dies After Bar Punch-Up in Lichfield
Tributes pour in for Matt O'Gara, a pub owner who died after a punch in a Lichfield bar. Billy Allison charged with murder.
UK Heatwave Debate: Readers on Shirtless Men, Flags, and Tax
Metro readers discuss the UK heatwave, shirtless men in London, St George's flags, tourist tax, migration, and demonising minorities. Share your views.
Hungary Votes to Remain in ICC, Reversing Orbán Decision
Hungarian lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to remain a member of the International Criminal Court, overturning a decision by former PM Orbán to withdraw, just days before the exit would have taken effect.
Mandelson Vetting Flagged China, Russia, Israel Ties
UK vetting agency flagged Peter Mandelson's links to Chinese finance minister, Russian oligarch Deripaska, and Israeli spy chief, recommending denial of security clearance before his US ambassador role.
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France's 2027 Presidential Race: 35 Candidates, Far-Right Threat
With 35 candidates vying for the French presidency, the fragmented mainstream risks handing victory to the far-right National Rally, threatening EU stability.
Minneapolis Police Chief Resigns Over Misconduct Probe
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara resigned after a report found he likely interfered in a sexual misconduct investigation, leading to a breach of trust with Mayor Jacob Frey.
Granddad Dies Saving Granddaughter in Cornwall Sea
A grandfather died of a cardiac arrest after rescuing his granddaughter from a rip current at Tregirls Beach, Cornwall. The girl and her grandmother were saved by bystanders.
Corrections and Clarifications: May 26, 2026
The Guardian's daily corrections and clarifications for May 26, 2026, addressing errors in recent articles to maintain journalistic accuracy.
Cain Dingle Makes Breakthrough with Moira After Arrest
Cain Dingle opens up to Moira about his struggles post-prostate cancer surgery, admitting his pride was hurt after being arrested for public urination.
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RFK Jr Bitten After Wrestling Snakes in Bizarre Video
Robert F Kennedy Jr grabbed two black racer snakes from a patio, getting bitten. The US health secretary's wife begged him to let them go. Fans suggest a Bear Grylls-style show.
Ex-Tory Councillor Banerjee Breaks Silence on Hillingdon
Kaushik Banerjee, who quit the Conservatives, issues a 1,500-word statement attacking new council leadership, denying calls to resign.
Harman Warns Burnham Win Could Trigger Election
Harriet Harman says Andy Burnham replacing Starmer as PM may tip UK into a general election, as Farage could label him a 'usurper'.
Jury Sworn in for Jeffrey Donaldson Sex Offences Trial
The jury has been sworn in for the trial of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson, accused of rape and other sexual offences spanning 21 years. The trial is expected to last four weeks.
Deptford Venue Alcohol Licence Sparks Nightclub Fears
Helm Studios in Deptford applies for a premises licence to sell alcohol daily, but residents living above fear it will become a nightclub, citing noise issues.
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Reform UK Government Would Mirror Trump Admin, Readers Warn
Readers debate Reform UK's policies, comparing them to Trump's US, and discuss working-class support, autism employment, and state pension funding.
Trump Uses Iran Conflict to Skip Son's Wedding
Donald Trump avoids attending his son Don Jr's wedding in the Bahamas, citing Iran conflict obligations. Analysis of his pattern of social flaking.
Court of Appeal Reviews Boys' Rape Sentences
The UK Court of Appeal will review the sentences of two 15-year-old boys who avoided jail for raping two girls, after the Attorney General referred the case as unduly lenient.
Israel Escalates Lebanon Strikes; Netanyahu Vows to Crush Hezbollah
Israel escalates strikes in Lebanon as Netanyahu orders intensified offensive to 'crush' Hezbollah, further eroding the ceasefire. Hezbollah retaliates with drone attacks on northern Israel.
One Nation's Media Attacks Echo Trump: Journalists Must Speak Out
Denis Muller argues that One Nation's anti-democratic media tactics mirror Trump's playbook, and the Australian media's silence is a dangerous abrogation of its duty to defend press freedom.
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Two Men Arrested Over Freeman's Escape After Police Killings
Two men, aged 48 and 45, were arrested in connection with Dezi Freeman's months-long evasion after he shot and killed two police officers in Porepunkah, Victoria.
US and Iran Near Peace Deal as Trump Faces GOP Backlash
Trump defends Iran deal amid GOP criticism; Iran says agreement not imminent. Also: Massie warns of voter alienation, California chemical tank risk, and more.
Trump's Government Is a Lawless Regime, Not an Administration
Robert Reich argues that Trump and his allies have so undermined the US government that we need new vocabulary: 'regime' instead of 'administration,' 'lawless' instead of 'government of laws.'
US-Iran Peace Talks: Tehran May Have Upper Hand Over Trump
As US-Iran peace talks progress, gaps remain. Iran's two-phase plan and nuclear stance suggest Tehran holds leverage, despite Trump's pressure.
Jess Phillips: Labour Sexist for No Female Leader
Labour MP Jess Phillips says her party has never had a female leader because it is 'a bit sexist', adding that institutions are led by the patriarchy.
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Burnham's Plan: New Manifesto, Election, and Electoral Reform
Andy Burnham's Makerfield byelection victory could lead to Labour leadership and electoral reform, replacing first-past-the-post with proportional representation to prevent minority rule.
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