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Tuesday 14 July 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Thursday 11 June 2026
17:45
UK news
Police were warned for months about addresses targeted in Belfast riots
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) received repeated warnings about addresses targeted in recent Belfast riots. A monitoring group had been alerting the PSNI for eight months after a so-called hitlist began circulating in far-right networks. The hitlist contained…
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17:33
Science
Wegovy weight-loss pills to be available for patients in UK to buy
The UK's medicines regulator has approved Wegovy, a weight-loss medication, for use in patients with obesity. This decision allows individuals who meet specific criteria to purchase the pills with a private prescription. Wegovy, also known as semaglutide, is an injectable…
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17:19
Society
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London council seizes social housing flat rented by Sierra Leone first lady
London's Westminster Council has taken possession of a social housing flat rented by Fatima Jabbe-Bio, the first lady of Sierra Leone. The council's decision follows an investigation into her use of the property. Jabbe-Bio had been renting the flat despite…
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17:00
Australia news
Pauline Hanson is becoming a problem for Labor – but her focus on battlers could be her kryptonite
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is gaining traction, posing a challenge to Labor. Labor's recent talking points acknowledge widespread frustration with the economy. Many Australians feel the economy is not working in their favor, a sentiment Hanson has capitalized on.…
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17:00
Society
Playing with payphones: how the ubiquitous orange boxes have been gamified by fans
Phone booths, once a ubiquitous feature of urban landscapes, remain a vital public service. Millions of free calls are made from these booths annually, highlighting their continued relevance. Despite the rise of mobile phones, many communities still rely on phone…
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17:00
World news
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A shadowy overseas group is trying to influence Australian abortion policy. Who are they – and what do they want?
CitizenGo, a conservative advocacy group, is attempting to influence Australian abortion policy. The group, which originated in Spain, has been involved in various social and political campaigns globally. CitizenGo is supporting Joanna Howe's efforts to restrict abortion access in Australia.…
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16:56
Politics
John Healey’s departure is less of a surprise than it might seem
John Healey's resignation as defence secretary may have caught some off guard, but it is less surprising given the current political landscape. Healey has been a key figure in the Labour government, known for his low-key yet effective approach to…
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16:40
Culture
Seth Meyers on Republicans claiming rigged elections: ‘You’re the ones undermining voter integrity’
Seth Meyers addressed Republican claims of rigged elections, stating they are the ones undermining voter integrity. This comes as some Republicans continue to dispute the outcome of recent elections. Meyers criticized their actions, highlighting the irony of their claims. The…
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16:31
Education
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Edna Woodhead obituary
Edna Woodhead, a dedicated adult education teacher and activist, has passed away. Based in Sheffield and Doncaster, Woodhead spent her career promoting education and social justice. Her work had a lasting impact on her community, inspiring countless individuals to pursue…
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16:30
World news
Sasquatch ‘sightings’ reignite fervour and scepticism about ape-like beast
Reports of Sasquatch sightings have resurfaced in rural Ontario, reviving long-standing debate about the existence of the ape-like creature. Also known as Bigfoot, the beast is said to be a large, bipedal being that inhabits forests and wilderness areas. The…
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16:28
Society
Nearly 3,000 NHS patients a day receiving corridor care in England, figures show
Newly released data reveals that nearly 3,000 NHS patients in England are receiving care in corridors every day. The figures, published for the first time, show that 2,241 patients are being treated in Accident and Emergency corridors daily. Additionally, 699…
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16:20
World news
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Trump threatens to strike Iran ‘very hard, tonight’ and to take Kharg Island
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran of potential military action, stating the US could strike "very hard, tonight". Trump also mentioned taking Kharg Island, a strategic location in the Persian Gulf that serves as a major oil export terminal.…
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16:14
Politics
Andy Burnham rules out paying compensation to Waspi women
Andy Burnham, a contender for the Labour leadership, has stated he does not support compensating Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) women. The Waspi campaign advocates for women born in the 1950s who were affected by changes to the state…
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15:59
US news
US House will attempt to pass extension of powerful surveillance law
The US House of Representatives will attempt to pass an extension of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (Fisa), a powerful surveillance law set to expire. Fisa allows US intelligence agencies to collect data on foreign nationals and has been used…
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15:54
Society
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Alister Prince obituary
Alister Prince, a dedicated social worker, has passed away. Prince spent his career working in child safeguarding and protection, making significant contributions to the field. His work spanned several decades, during which he helped numerous vulnerable children and families. Prince's…
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15:30
Business
Global growth is slowing to lowest level since pandemic, says World Bank
The World Bank has downgraded its forecast for global growth this year to 2.5%, the lowest level since the pandemic. This revision reflects a slowdown in major economies, including the United States, China, and Europe. The ongoing war in the…
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15:08
Business
BT boss takes home £5.6m as pay and bonus package more than doubles
BT's chief executive, Allison Kirkby, received a pay and bonus package of £5.6m, more than double her previous year's compensation. The significant increase comes after BT's share price surged nearly 80%. This substantial rise in share price is likely due…
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15:04
Politics
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John Healey resignation letter: what it said and what he meant
John Healey, the UK's Defence Secretary, has resigned from his position. His resignation letter, though brief, conveyed underlying tensions within the government. Healey cited "personal and professional reasons" for his departure, but the move is widely seen as a significant…
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14:31
UK news
Police fire plastic bullets in effort to contain race riots in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland has experienced a surge in sectarian violence, prompting the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to deploy plastic bullets in an effort to contain the unrest. The riots have resulted in numerous injuries and damage to property. PSNI…
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13:41
Politics
​John Healey resigns as defence secretary over military spending
John Healey has resigned as defence secretary, citing concerns over military spending. Healey's departure comes amid rising global security threats. The minister's resignation letter criticizes Labour leader Keir Starmer, stating he is unable to commit necessary resources to defend the…
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