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Friday 25 September 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Thursday 13 August 2026
02:16
Wisconsin Democrats have selected David Crowley as their nominee for the state's upcoming election. Crowley, a moderate Democrat, won the primary by a narrow margin, defeating Democratic socialist Francesca Hong. Hong's campaign focused on progressive issues, including healthcare and education…
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Potatoes ‘boil’ in the ground as record heatwave sweeps across swathes of Asia
A severe heatwave is affecting large parts of Asia, causing widespread damage to crops. South Korean farmers are struggling to protect their potato harvests as the record heat causes the tubers to "boil" in the ground. Temperatures in the region…
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01:22
A San Francisco-area estate has sold for $70 million, highlighting the growing wealth of individuals involved in the artificial intelligence industry. The new owner, whose identity has not been disclosed, is reportedly an entrepreneur with ties to the AI sector.…
01:01
The Royal College of Nursing has warned that nurses are fainting due to extreme heat in hospitals. Britain's heatwave has pushed healthcare facilities to the limit, with many lacking adequate air conditioning. The RCN is calling for more air conditioners…
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Australia politics live: Andrew Bragg says low-income earners should accept they will live in substandard housing; Rio Tinto given $2.5bn bailout
Australian Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg has sparked controversy by suggesting low-income earners should accept living in substandard housing. Bragg's comments come amid ongoing debates about housing affordability in Australia. The country is experiencing a severe housing shortage, with many low-income…
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00:34
A tragic incident occurred at a daycare center in Minnesota, resulting in the deaths of three individuals. Police have confirmed that a man killed his wife and child before taking his own life. The victims were found deceased at the…
00:30
Biometric technology is being introduced in Australian retail, allowing customers to pay using face and palm scans. This technology, developed by a leading biometric company, aims to speed up transactions and enhance the shopping experience. The rollout is expected to…
00:24
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Ignore the doomsdayers – property investing in Australia is far from broken
Australia's property market has shown signs of resilience despite a decline in investor loan applications earlier this year. Data indicates that the slump is already reversing, with recent figures pointing to an uptick in investor activity. This turnaround suggests that…
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00:19
Karoline Leavitt served as Donald Trump's press secretary for 20 months, earning praise from the former president for her unwavering defense of his policies. Leavitt's tenure was marked by her ability to articulate Trump's agenda, often in the face of…
00:11
A sex toy mistakenly identified as a bomb triggered a major response from Washington DC authorities. The incident occurred when a person was seen disposing of the device in a trash bin, prompting a call to police. Police arrived with…
Wednesday 12 August 2026
21:56
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Cruise ships, quiet towns and an all-day festival: millions flock to eclipse viewing spots across Europe
Millions of people gathered across Europe to witness a rare solar eclipse. The eclipse began in Russia's remote Arctic north and swept across western Europe, offering prime viewing opportunities in Spain, Iceland, and Greenland. Cruise ships positioned themselves in the…
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21:54
US President Trump has announced that Karoline Leavitt will step down as White House press secretary. The president made the announcement on social media, stating that Leavitt is leaving to spend more time with her family. Leavitt has held the…
21:46
Simon Levy, a serial sex offender, has been sentenced to a whole-life tariff for murdering two women. Levy's victims were killed in separate attacks, with the second murder occurring after he was released following the first. Errors by police and…
21:19
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Trump’s justice department arrests expert on far right as part of SPLC crackdown
Heidi Beirich, a leading expert on the far right, has been arrested and charged with financial crimes by the US Department of Justice. Beirich is a former director of the Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a…
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20:46
Mexican authorities have charged former Guerrero state governor Ángel Aguirre with forced disappearance and other crimes related to the 2014 vanishing of 43 students. The students, from a teachers' college, were abducted by local police in Iguala, Guerrero, and handed…
20:39
Dennis Wardleworth, a researcher for the Atomic Energy Authority, has passed away. His career with the Authority was marked by significant contributions to the field. Outside of his professional life, Wardleworth was a keen student of art, with a deep…
20:17
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Trump administration pulls support for annual Arctic environmental report
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has withdrawn its support for the annual Arctic Report Card, a comprehensive assessment of the Arctic environment. This report has been published since 2006, providing insights into the region's rapid climate changes. The…
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20:01
Kyaw Zwar Minn, Myanmar's former ambassador to the UK, is on trial for trespassing in the diplomatic residence in London. He was ousted from his position in April 2021 after declaring his loyalty to ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi…
20:00
Greenland's government has ordered a US oil firm linked to the Trump administration to delay its drilling plans. The company, which holds an exploration license, had been preparing to start operations. However, Greenland's authorities have now told the firm to…
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Judge awards $252,480 to musician who canceled Kennedy Center performance
A federal judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to pay jazz drummer Chuck Redd $252,480 in damages. Redd had canceled a Christmas Eve concert at the center in 2017. The cancellation came after President Donald Trump signed a bill renaming…
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