Olivier Blue Plaque Unveiled by Ian McKellen
Ian McKellen unveiled an English Heritage blue plaque at Laurence Olivier's childhood home in Pimlico, London, where the legendary actor lived from ages five to 12.
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Cartoon: UK anti-immigration protests
A satirical cartoon by Ben Jennings criticises anti-immigration protests in Britain, highlighting the irony of protesters using foreign-made phones and social media apps.
Dershowitz to Testify on Epstein Case to House Panel
House Oversight Chair James Comer will ask Alan Dershowitz to testify about Jeffrey Epstein, citing testimony from Epstein's assistant Lesley Groff and meetings with survivors. Dershowitz, who was Epstein's lawyer, denies wrongdoing.
Far-Right Violence in Northern Ireland Threatens Democracy
Racist violence in Northern Ireland is linked to migration politics, but not as the mob claims. The Guardian argues digital radicalisation and online platforms fuel far-right extremism, threatening democracy.
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Trump's Unreliable Narration in US-Iran War
Analysis: Donald Trump's conflicting statements on Iran war, claiming victory while threatening strikes, erode trust as deadlock persists and Iran resists capitulation.
US measles cases pass 2,000, nearing worst outbreak in decades
The US has recorded over 2,000 measles cases this year, with experts estimating the true number is three times higher. Falling vaccination rates and misinformation drive the outbreak.
Trump Signs $70bn Secure America Act for ICE Funding
President Donald Trump signed the Secure America Act, a $70bn immigration enforcement package, allocating $38bn to ICE and $26bn to CBP through 2029, ending a funding impasse.
Rachel Downey obituary: Health journalist and comms expert
Rachel Downey, former editor of Nursing Times and communications strategist at the Department of Health, has died aged 60. She led PR for Martha's Rule and patient safety initiatives.
Hegseth Warns Cuba on Weapons at Guantánamo
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns Cuba against acquiring weapons that could threaten the US during a visit to Guantánamo Bay, intensifying pressure with sanctions and oil blockade.
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Israeli drone strike kills two in Sidon, Lebanon
An Israeli drone strike in Sidon, Lebanon killed two people. The conflict with Hezbollah marks 100 days, with Israel issuing evacuation orders affecting a fifth of the country.
Climate Crisis Kills 7% of Rarest Great Apes
Extreme rainfall and landslides linked to climate change killed 58 Tapanuli orangutans, 7% of the remaining population, in North Sumatra, raising fears for the species' survival.
Belfast Aftermath: Violent Protests Erupt After Stabbing
Violent protests in Belfast after a stabbing attack, fueled by online agitators including Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson. Vehicles and houses burned. Read more.
Germany's UN Snub May Cost the Organization
Germany lost its UN Security Council bid to Austria and Portugal. As the second-largest contributor, it may reconsider its funding, questioning why it should pay billions after such a public rebuff.
Graham Platner Wins Maine Democratic Senate Primary
Graham Platner, a Marine veteran and progressive activist, won the Maine Democratic Senate primary with 72% of the vote. He will face Republican Senator Susan Collins in November in a race critical for Senate control.
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Australia, UK, Allies Sanction Israeli Settlers Over Violence
Australia, UK, Canada, France, and Norway pledge coordinated sanctions on Israeli settlers as UN reports 130% rise in West Bank violence, with seven Palestinians killed and over 800 injured in the past year.
Pope Leo XIV to Bless Sagrada Familia, Tallest Church
Pope Leo XIV will bless the new tower of Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, now the world's tallest church, during a week-long visit to Spain coinciding with Gaudi's death centenary.
Salt: Essential Ingredient in Sumo Wrestling Rituals
Sumo wrestlers use salt to purify the ring and ward off evil spirits. For a rare Paris tournament, 200kg of custom French salt is prepared.
Deepest Whale Graveyard Found in Indian Ocean
Scientists discover the oldest, deepest, and most extensive whale graveyard in the Indian Ocean, with fossils dating back over 5 million years and revealing new species.
World Cup in Trump's America: Politics and Profit
As the World Cup kicks off in the US, geopolitical tensions and corporate controversies overshadow the event. Football journalist Samantha Lewis discusses the high stakes.
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Restore Britain: Normalising Far-Right Politics in UK
Restore Britain, a far-right party backed by Elon Musk, is pushing white supremacist policies into the mainstream, with no political guardrails left to stop it.
News Corp Misrepresents Climate Scenario Change
Climate scientists have retired the worst-case emissions scenario as implausible, but the best-case is also now unlikely. News Corp misrepresents this as a dramatic cut in warming forecasts, ignoring the reality of slow action.
Kyiv Diary: Resilience Under Putin's Air War
A letter from Kyiv describes daily life under Russian air attacks, where residents protect hedgehogs and sip coffee in bombed apartments, embodying quiet resilience.
Footage Contradicts Israeli Military on Baby's Death
New video evidence appears to contradict the Israeli military's account of the shooting that killed seven-month-old Sam Abu Haikal, showing the family car slowing to a stop before soldiers opened fire.
Marty the Moose and Le Mans Hypercars: Photos of the Day
A daily selection of images from around the world, including a moose in Washington, hypercars at Le Mans, and scenes from conflict zones.
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UK Leaders Condemn 'Horrific' Belfast Attack
UK political leaders condemned a 'sickening' knife attack in Belfast and called for calm after anti-immigration protests led to arson and disorder in the city.
UK Parents on Proposed Social Media Ban for Under-16s
The UK government considers new restrictions on children's social media access. We ask parents and carers about their concerns and support for a potential ban.
Trump Bans Target Climate-Vulnerable Nations
A Guardian analysis reveals that most countries facing US entry restrictions under Trump are among the most vulnerable to climate disasters, raising concerns about climate refugees.
US Shuts Doors on Climate Refugees Amid Trump Crackdown
As the US closes its doors to most refugees, climate-displaced people face impossible barriers. Evelyn fled Hurricane Mitch but says 'every day it’s more barriers' under Trump.
Pope Leo Blesses Sagrada Família on Gaudí Centenary
Pope Leo XIV blesses the Sagrada Família's completed central tower on the centenary of Gaudí's death, as 70,000 line the streets in Barcelona.
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US Inflation Hits 4.2% in May, Third Month of Rise
US inflation rose to 4.2% in May, the third consecutive monthly increase since the Iran war began, driven by energy prices. Core CPI rose 2.9%, and consumer sentiment hit a historic low.
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