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Saturday 26 September 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Sunday 12 July 2026
09:00
A strong El Niño event is forecast to occur this year, potentially causing widespread disruptions to global food production. El Niño, a periodic weather cycle, brings extreme weather conditions such as droughts and floods, impacting harvests worldwide. Analysts warn that…
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UK’s public spending watchdog to investigate Lower Thames Crossing project
The UK's public spending watchdog, the National Audit Office, will investigate the Lower Thames Crossing project. The £11bn project involves building a road tunnel between Essex and Kent. Campaigners have raised concerns about rising costs and the project's value for…
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Lindsey Graham, a Republican senator from South Carolina, has died after a sudden illness, his office announced. Graham had served in the Senate since 2003, establishing himself as a prominent figure in US politics. Initially a sharp critic of Donald…
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Scammers are creating fake news stories that mimic those of reputable publishers, including the Guardian, to lure victims to investment scam websites. These fabricated articles often feature false endorsements from well-known individuals or companies. Fraudsters share the fake stories on…
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To make wine is to believe in the future: the Ukrainians growing grapes on the frontline
Ukrainian winemakers are defying the odds by cultivating grapes in areas near the frontline of the conflict with Russia. Despite the dangers posed by unexploded rockets and drones, these winemakers remain committed to their craft. The wine industry has a…
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The UK government will launch a consultation on cracking down on unlicensed casinos sponsoring football teams. This move follows Everton's recent deal with Stake.com, a gambling firm not licensed to operate in the UK. The Gambling Commission had warned against…
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The European Union faces criticism for its slow progress on banning trade with Israeli settlements deemed illegal under international law. Foreign ministers from EU member states will convene on Monday to explore possible courses of action. The discussion is part…
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US allies apprehensive after capricious Trump changes tune at Nato summit
US President Donald Trump's sudden change of stance at the recent Nato summit has left allies apprehensive. Trump's reversal on key issues has raised concerns about the reliability of the US within the alliance. The shift may be linked to…
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05:12
Queensland police have charged a man with murder after human remains were discovered in bushland, believed to be those of missing Toowoomba woman Jana Armstrong. The 26-year-old woman was last seen several days ago, prompting a search effort. Police found…
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Toronto police are investigating a shooting that occurred near the Salsa on St Clair Festival, a popular street festival. Two people have been killed and four others injured in the incident. The shooting happened on Sunday, with police responding to…
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Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy decries housing of weapons in civilian area after Russian strike kills 10
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned the housing of weapons in civilian areas after a Russian strike killed 10 people. The strike hit a residential area on the outskirts of Kyiv, causing secondary explosions that devastated the neighborhood. Zelenskyy stated…
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02:43
Barnaby Joyce, the leader of the National Party, has declined to guarantee that One Nation's policies will be costed before the next federal election. The comment comes amid ongoing negotiations between the Coalition and One Nation on potential preferences deals.…
02:16
Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated after a vessel using an unapproved route in the Strait of Hormuz was struck. Iran claims the strait is closed, a statement it has made previously, citing security concerns. The US responded…
Saturday 11 July 2026
22:16
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Man dies after falling from Eleventh Night bonfire in east Belfast
A man has died after falling from a bonfire in east Belfast during Eleventh Night celebrations. Warren Lyttle, a man in his 40s, suffered fatal injuries in the incident on the Braniel estate on Friday. The Eleventh Night marks the…
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The proliferation of online betting has significantly altered Australia's gambling landscape. Traditional TAB outlets, once a staple of many communities, now seem like a relic of the past. These bricks and mortar shops were often visited on weekends, providing a…
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The Nicky Winmar statue in Perth has been removed by the Western Australian government following the AFL great's conviction for assaulting a woman. Winmar, a former St Kilda player, made headlines in 1993 for standing up against racism during a…
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One Nation is capitalising on Australians’ economic pessimism like never before. Is a ‘stagflation impulse’ to blame?
Australia's One Nation party is gaining traction by exploiting economic concerns among voters. Pauline Hanson's party is linking high housing costs to immigration, offering a straightforward solution to a complex issue. This approach resonates with Australians worried about rising living…
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The Australian Greens are facing a challenge to maintain relevance, prompting speculation about potential alliances. Experts suggest the party could find common ground with Pauline Hanson's One Nation. Despite their differing ideologies, both parties' voters share concerns about the current…
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Adam Liaw, a renowned TV presenter and cookbook author, has shared anecdotes about his culinary experiences. Notably, he has cooked for Gordon Ramsay, a famously exacting chef. The encounter was memorable, as Liaw's wife accidentally spilled a jug of water…
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Trump rushed Kennedy Center renovations for Fifa peace prize ceremony, whistleblowers say
The Kennedy Center underwent rushed renovations during the Trump administration, allegedly to accommodate a ceremony for a Fifa peace prize. Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen has written to the center's president, highlighting concerns over no-bid contracts and a second attempt…
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