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Sunday 27 September 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Saturday 04 July 2026
06:30
Environment
Country diary: Our pond is a year old – already dragonflies are emerging | Nic Wilson
A new pond in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, has reached its one-year milestone, marking a significant step in its ecosystem development. The pond's creator, Nic Wilson, has observed the emergence of dragonflies, a key indicator of a healthy aquatic environment. Specifically, the…
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06:00
World news
Malta’s ‘trial of the century’ revives interest in murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia
Malta's highly publicized trial has drawn renewed attention to the 2017 murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. Caruana Galizia was a prominent critic of corruption in Malta, with her reporting often targeting high-ranking officials and business leaders. Yorgen Fenech,…
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04:17
World news
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Ukraine war briefing: Germany calls reports Russian soldiers are being trained in China ‘deeply disturbing’
Germany's foreign ministry has expressed concern over reports that Russian soldiers are being trained in China. The ministry described these reports as 'deeply disturbing', emphasizing that any action enabling Russia to continue its aggression against Ukraine poses a threat to…
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00:52
Politics
Starmer warns Burnham he cannot spend less time on diplomacy
Prime Minister Starmer has cautioned Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham that he cannot reduce his diplomatic engagements. Burnham has been balancing his mayoral duties with a significant role in national politics. Starmer's warning comes as Burnham considers his priorities.…
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00:46
Australia news
Five Great Reads: the polar expedition racing against time, David Sedaris freaks out about Duolingo, and a doom metal Orthodox priest
Guardian Australia has compiled a list of five notable articles from the past week. The selection, curated by Imogen Dewey, covers diverse topics. One article follows a polar expedition racing against time to conduct critical climate research. Another features David…
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00:32
US news
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Two people dead and a third injured in shooting at Michigan shopping mall
A shooting at a Michigan shopping mall has left two people dead and a third injured. The incident occurred after a fight between two groups of young people who were acquainted with each other. Police report that the altercation escalated…
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Friday 03 July 2026
23:47
US news
‘A total disappointment’: revelers face unbearable heat at Great American State Fair
The Great American State Fair, a highly anticipated event promoted by former President Donald Trump, has been marred by unbearable heat. Attendance was initially thin, with some expressing disappointment at the lackluster turnout. However, numbers saw a slight increase on…
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23:13
US news
CDC investigates parasite that’s caused cases of ‘explosive’ diarrhea in 18 US states
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the parasite cyclospora. The outbreak has affected 18 states, with cases reported of severe diarrhea, often described as 'explosive'. Cyclospora…
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21:41
Business
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Peter Checkland obituary
Peter Checkland, a prominent British academic, has passed away. Checkland was best known for developing Soft Systems Methodology (SSM), a holistic approach to management and problem-solving. SSM emphasizes understanding the social and cultural context of complex systems. First introduced in…
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21:31
World news
Sheila MacKay obituary
Sheila MacKay, a dedicated community worker, has passed away. MacKay was a founder member of the Gareloch Horts, a women's nonviolent direct-action group. The group was established in the 1990s in response to the presence of nuclear submarines at the…
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20:15
UK news
Two Romanians jailed for stabbing Iranian journalist in London
Two Romanian men have been jailed for stabbing Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati outside his Wimbledon home. The attack is believed to be linked to Zeraati's criticism of the Tehran regime. Zeraati, who has written about human rights abuses in Iran,…
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19:15
Politics
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Reform UK-led council fails to attract any sponsors for union flag scheme
Reform UK, a minor UK political party, had proposed a scheme to hang union flags in Nottinghamshire. The plan, estimated to cost £75,000, was contingent on local businesses covering the expenses. However, the party has failed to attract any sponsors…
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19:00
Technology
We can debate the ethics of AI but can’t seem to change course | Letters
Readers have responded to a recent profile of Iason Gabriel, a philosopher and research scientist at Google DeepMind. Gabriel's work focuses on the ethics of artificial intelligence. Many letters highlighted the need for ongoing debate about AI's impact on society.…
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18:00
Money
London has lost ‘catastrophic’ 89% of car club vehicles since Zipcar exit
London's car club market has suffered a significant decline, with the number of vehicles available for rent plummeting by 89% since Zipcar's exit. Data shows that only 330 car club vehicles are now available, down from over 3,000 previously. Zipcar,…
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17:54
Media
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UK parents: share your views on guidance to not put photos of children on public display
The UK National Crime Agency has issued guidance advising parents against sharing photos of their children on public display online. This move aims to protect children from potential risks, including grooming and exploitation. The agency warns that publicly shared images…
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17:34
World news
New pipeline in Canada to proceed after C$150bn pledged to ease BC and First Nations concerns
Canada will proceed with a new pipeline after committing C$150bn to address concerns from British Columbia and First Nations groups. The investment aims to mitigate the project's environmental impact and promote economic benefits. British Columbia had previously opposed the pipeline…
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17:08
Politics
Andy Burnham: dodging scrutiny, or just a different type of communicator?
Andy Burnham, potential future Labour leader, has shifted his media approach. He now favors more informal, conversational settings over traditional interviews. This change allows him to connect with voters on a personal level, bypassing the often-criticized, scripted nature of political…
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17:00
Australia news
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Cold feet and cooling prices: Australia’s property market is transforming – and first home buyers aren’t biting
Australia's property market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by declining prices and reduced competition. Despite these changes, first home buyers are not taking advantage of the more favorable conditions. Data reveals that the number of first home buyers entering…
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16:57
Australia news
One Nation is campaigning directly to Christians. But will party policies rub against worshippers’ conscience?
One Nation is targeting Christian voters in its latest campaign, hoping to appeal to their values. The party's anti-abortion stance may resonate with some Christians. However, its push for a perceived monoculture may alienate others, particularly given the diverse backgrounds…
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16:54
Australia news
Europe’s ‘murder capital’ slashed violent crime with a radical program. Will it work in Victoria?
Europe's 'murder capital', Glasgow, has seen a significant reduction in violent crime thanks to an early intervention program. The scheme, which focuses on addressing the root causes of violence, has been adopted in Victoria, Australia. The program, developed in Scotland,…
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