Umberto Bossi, Northern League Founder, Dies at 84
Umberto Bossi, the controversial founder of Italy's Northern League, has passed away at 84. Known for his shock tactics and populist ideology, he shaped Italian politics for decades.
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French Local Elections Boost Centrists, Block Far-Right
France's municipal elections delivered an unexpected boost to centrist parties, showing mainstream cooperation can still block Marine Le Pen's National Rally in key cities.
Jewish Community Feels Under Siege After Golders Green Ambulance Arson
An antisemitic arson attack on four Jewish charity ambulances in Golders Green has left the local community frightened and vulnerable, with residents describing a growing atmosphere of hostility.
YouTuber Guilty of Murder as Fake Gaming Alibi Exposed
Stephen McCullagh found guilty of murdering pregnant partner Natalie McNally after police debunk his pre-recorded livestream alibi. The Belfast court hears chilling details of the crime and cover-up.
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Pete Songi Cartoon Satirizes Trump's Iran Stance
Political cartoonist Pete Songi critiques Donald Trump's approach to Iran in a new Guardian publication, using sharp visual commentary to highlight tensions and policy debates.
Starmer Praised for Calm Amid Trump's Recklessness in Letters
Readers commend Keir Starmer for his statesmanlike demeanor against Donald Trump's insults, while also discussing Moby's view on The Kinks, driverless taxis, and Chuck Norris.
UK Legal Experts: Reform Courts, Don't Remove Juries
Criminal lawyers and citizens argue against eliminating jury trials, citing systemic issues like underfunding and poor management as the real causes of court delays.
Meloni Weakened as Italian Voters Reject Judicial Reform
Italian voters have rejected Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's judicial overhaul plan in a referendum, with analysts predicting this will weaken her leadership and complicate her party's path to victory in the 2027 general election.
Families Accuse Government of Insult Over Hillsborough Law Delay
Families of Hillsborough, Manchester Arena, and other disaster victims accuse Keir Starmer's government of an 'insult' for failing to pass the promised duty of candour law, citing unresolved security service carve-outs.
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Hungarian Candidate Accuses Orbán of Treason Over EU Leaks
Péter Magyar, leading in polls ahead of Hungary's elections, calls for investigation into alleged sharing of confidential EU information with Russia, labeling it potential treason.
Trump's War Sparks Global Energy Crisis and Economic Depression
Donald Trump's military actions in Iran have unleashed an unprecedented energy crisis, threatening a global depression. The International Energy Agency warns of severe impacts on economies worldwide, with Britain facing soaring living costs and political
Reform Candidate Criticized for Remarks on Jewish Volunteers
Chris Parry, Reform UK's mayoral candidate for Hampshire, has sparked controversy by comparing a Jewish neighborhood watch group to 'Islamists on horseback' following an arson attack on ambulances in north London.
Arson Attack on Jewish Charity Ambulances Shocks London Community
Counter-terrorism police are investigating an arson attack on four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity in Golders Green, leaving the community reeling with confusion and fear.
Far-Right Leaders Rally Behind Orbán Before Hungary Election
Marine Le Pen, Geert Wilders, and Matteo Salvini praised Viktor Orbán at a Budapest event, calling him a symbol of resistance against EU elites as polls suggest he may lose Hungary's upcoming election.
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Lionel Jospin, French Socialist Leader, Dies at 88
Lionel Jospin, former French prime minister, passed away at 88. His unexpected defeat in the 2002 presidential election reshaped French politics, marking a rise for the far right.
Supreme Court May Restrict Mail-In Ballots for Midterms
The US Supreme Court appears ready to curtail mail-in ballot counting after election day, impacting over a dozen states. The case focuses on Mississippi's grace period law, with implications for voting rights and election integrity.
Starmer: Iran Conflict May Drag On, Winter Energy Help Planned
Prime Minister Keir Starmer indicates household bill support will target poorest households, warns Iran conflict may not end quickly despite US pause on strikes.
Trump's Iran Talks Pause as Israel Advances West Bank Annexation
Amidst uncertainty over US-Iran talks, Israel accelerates West Bank annexation under crisis cover, with settler attacks escalating tensions in occupied territories.
Paris Election Results Show Left's Strength Against Far-Right
Emmanuel Grégoire's mayoral win in Paris highlights how left-wing alliances can counter far-right threats, as France's political scene evolves post-Macron.
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Starmer's Soporific Committee Grilling Amid Iran Crisis
Keir Starmer faced the liaison committee, aiming for a low-key session as Iran tensions dominated. His laser-focused de-escalation efforts met with mixed reactions amid Trump's unpredictability.
Al Jazeera Crew Ordered Away from Attack Scene
Al Jazeera camera crew was instructed to leave the location of a Jewish ambulance attack, raising concerns about media access and reporting on sensitive incidents in the UK.
Trump Pauses Iran Attacks, Claims Productive Peace Talks
Donald Trump extends a deadline for strikes on Iran, citing productive talks, while Australia faces fuel shortages and legal aid controversies. Global markets react as tensions ease temporarily.
Pauline Hanson's Vote Surge Tied to High-Place Friends
Analysis reveals Pauline Hanson's rising political support is bolstered by influential connections in high places, reshaping Australia's political landscape with strategic alliances.
Trump Claims Iran Talks as Tehran Denies Contact
Donald Trump asserts productive negotiations with Iran, but Tehran denies any contact. Meanwhile, airport security lines stretch for hours as ICE agents are deployed.
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Daylight Saving Ends in Australia: Clocks Go Back April 2025 (24.03.2026)
Daylight saving time concludes in Australia on Sunday, April 5, 2025, with clocks moving back one hour in NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, and ACT. Learn how this affects work, sleep, and daily routines.
Imran Khan's Fame Defies Pakistan's Erasure Efforts
Despite being jailed and banned from media, Imran Khan remains Pakistan's most famous figure. His decades-long fame as cricketer, philanthropist, and politician proves impossible to erase in the digital age.
Orbán's Global Right-Wing Alliance Could Cost Him Election
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces a tough election as his international authoritarian alliances alienate his loyal voter base, with polls showing his party trailing by 10 points.
Off Duty Podcast: Chicago Police Murder Case Uncovered
The Guardian's new podcast series Off Duty delves into the 2011 murder of off-duty officer Clifton Lewis in Chicago, exploring police tactics and gang affiliations.
Denmark Election: Far-Right Impact Under Frederiksen
As Denmark heads to the polls, Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats have adopted hardline immigration policies, slowing far-right growth but shifting mainstream politics rightward.
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AI Laws, Gambling Ad Ban, EU Trade Deal, Teacher Strikes
The Australian Medical Association urges a gambling ad ban, while Labor backbencher Ed Husic calls for national AI laws, diverging from government plans. Tech companies face fines for inappropriate AI chatbots, and a free trade agreement with the EU is fi
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