Giant Japanese Spider Crab Dubbed 'Crab Kong' Goes on Display in Weymouth
A giant Japanese spider crab with an 8ft claw span goes on display in Weymouth before moving to Germany.
Category : Politics
Ukraine's Eurovision Commentator Backs UK Hosting Decision
Ukraine's Eurovision commentator Timur Miroshnychenko backs UK hosting 2023 contest, calling it the correct decision amid war.
Ibrahima Konate Opens Up on Depression After Teammate and Father's Deaths
Ibrahima Konate opens up on depression after teammate Diogo Jota and his father's deaths, urging mental health awareness in football.
The People's Rock: Musical Based on Dwayne Johnson to Premiere in London
A new musical based on Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, titled The People's Rock, premieres in London next week at the Vault Festival, featuring a dystopian plot and a puppet Rock.
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King Charles Waves to Fans After Scotland Anniversary Trip
King Charles waves to fans after returning from Scotland anniversary trip with Queen Camilla, amid cancer treatment.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy to Be Released from Prison Today
Nicolas Sarkozy to be released from prison after three weeks, following conviction for accepting illegal funds from Gaddafi.
Pope Leo: All Are Migrants, Urges Welcome in Tenerife
Pope Leo concluded his Spain tour in Tenerife, urging leaders to welcome migrants and condemning smugglers, saying all are pilgrims on a journey.
Remove Windrush Payout Scheme from Home Office, Campaigners Urge
Public figures sign open letter calling for Windrush compensation scheme to be moved from Home Office to an independent body overseen by a judge or commissioner.
Israeli and Palestinian Groups Urge G7 to Save Two-State Solution
Civil society groups from Israel and Palestine meeting in Paris call on G7 leaders to take urgent action to preserve the two-state solution, including ceasefire enforcement and Gaza reconstruction.
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Trump Seeks Symbolic Expunging of His Two Impeachments
Donald Trump is pressing Congress to pass a resolution nullifying his two impeachments. The move is symbolic with no legal force, but critics say it risks drawing attention to the allegations.
Dan Jarvis: New Defence Secretary Profile and Challenges
Dan Jarvis, ex-paratrooper and newly appointed defence secretary, faces immediate challenges including a contentious defence investment plan and Nato meetings, with colleagues describing him as a centrist straight shooter.
Judge Extends Block on Trump's $1.8bn Fund
A federal judge in Virginia extended an order blocking the Trump administration's nearly $1.8bn fund, citing insufficient assurances from officials.
English Nation's Hybrid Origins: Celts, Vikings, Romans
Letters argue English origins predate Anglo-Saxons, including Celts, Vikings, Romans, and Normans, celebrating hybridity.
Ten Years After Brexit, Readers Propose New Bus Slogans
Readers respond to Jonathan Freedland's article on Brexit's lies, proposing new slogans for the infamous bus, highlighting GDP loss and austerity.
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Ugly Scenes in Belfast Expose a Broken Politics
Readers respond to nights of rioting in Belfast fueled by anti-migrant rhetoric, highlighting inequality, class erasure, and the rise of demagoguery.
Guardian View on Makerfield: Burnham vs Reform UK
The Guardian argues Andy Burnham's return to parliament would benefit the country, as Labour faces a test against Reform UK's politics of anger in the Makerfield byelection.
World Cup Boycott Debate Amid Controversies
Explore the controversies surrounding the World Cup, from referee bans to political ties, and decide if a boycott is justified.
Asylum Seekers Removed from Essex Hotel After Protests
Asylum seekers have been removed from the Bell hotel in Epping after far-right protests. The Home Office terminated its contract following safety concerns and a sexual assault by a resident.
Trump's Iran Deal Rollercoaster: Markets Swing
Chaotic US-Iran negotiations continue as Trump oscillates between threats of strikes and promises of peace, leaving markets volatile and the world on edge.
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US-Iran Deal Elusive as Trump and Tehran Trade Claims
Prospects for an immediate end to the US-Iran war remain uncertain as conflicting claims emerge. Trump lashes out at Iran while officials suggest an 80-85% chance of a deal.
Reform UK Candidate Embraces Ant Middleton Endorsement
Reform UK's Robert Kenyon welcomes backing from Ant Middleton, despite the party distancing itself from the former soldier over far-right comments. Critics slam endorsement.
South Korea's 'Brunch World Cup' Sees Daytime Street Cheering
South Koreans adapt to the time difference, turning World Cup matches into morning celebrations with gimbap and coffee instead of late-night beer and soju.
Ex-West Ham Director Steps Back from Sullivan Inquiry
Tara Warren, a non-executive director of the Independent Football Regulator, will not participate in the inquiry into David Sullivan's alleged sexual misconduct due to her previous role at West Ham United.
Court Rejects Trump Appeal to Keep Name on Kennedy Center
An appeals court in Washington DC denied an emergency appeal to stop the removal of Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center facade, upholding a judge's order that the naming was illegal.
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Spencer Pratt Concedes LA Mayor Race, Declares 'War'
Reality TV star Spencer Pratt concedes the Los Angeles mayoral race but vows to continue his campaign, threatening to expose damaging recordings of advancing candidates.
Dempsey Fires Back at Marsch Over Anthem Comments
Clint Dempsey, USMNT's joint top scorer, criticizes Canada coach Jesse Marsch for saying US players had to be begged to sing the national anthem.
Court Rejects Emergency Appeal to Keep Trump Name on Kennedy Center
An appeals court in Washington DC rejected an emergency appeal to pause the removal of Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, as workers prepared to take it down.
Swiss Referendum on Population Cap Concludes
Switzerland votes on a far-right proposal to limit its population to 10 million by 2050, with warnings of economic harm if passed.
Clashes at One Nation Fundraiser in Melbourne
Protesters and One Nation supporters clashed outside a Melbourne fundraiser, with a man moved on by police. Pauline Hanson blamed venue change on bookings, not protests.
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Corbyn: US Travel Ban and Hypocrisy Mar World Cup
Jeremy Corbyn criticizes the US travel ban affecting Somali referee Omar Artan and other nations, highlighting racism and hypocrisy among world leaders who remain silent.
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