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Tuesday 14 July 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Sunday 31 May 2026
08:00
Culture
From bikinis to cat bowls: how museum gift stores became the place to shop
Museum gift stores have evolved into sought-after shopping destinations, offering curated selections of unique items. These stores now feature everything from designer clothing to home goods, such as cat bowls and gourmet food. The shift is largely driven by museums'…
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08:00
Business
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Recruiter who was allowed to buy back his insolvent firm falls behind on payments after offering staff Vegas trip
Premier Group Recruitment, a company that went into administration with £2.9m in debts, has fallen behind on payments. The firm's debts include £647,000 owed to HMRC. Despite its financial struggles, the company's founder was allowed to buy back the business.…
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08:00
Money
‘Your devices could be at risk’: how antivirus scams trade on fear
Antivirus scams are targeting consumers with urgent renewal emails and large discounts to create a sense of urgency. These scams aim to pressure people into handing over sensitive data, such as credit card information. The emails often claim that a…
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07:00
World news
‘One day I thought, that’s enough’: the people fighting back against pothole-riddled roads
Pothole-riddled roads have become a pressing issue globally, sparking frustration among commuters and prompting some to take matters into their own hands. The problem is evident in cities such as Manchester and New York, where crumbling infrastructure has led to…
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07:00
UK news
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‘The potential is huge’: Plymouth hopes defence money will have it sailing again
Plymouth is poised for regeneration with significant defence investment on the horizon. The city, dubbed the "ocean city", has faced economic challenges in recent years. Local leaders are now optimistic that new funding will help revitalise the area. Defence spending…
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06:00
World news
Germany’s embattled nightlife scene welcomes plan to reclassify clubs
Germany's nightlife scene, which has faced significant challenges in recent years, may be poised for a resurgence. Rising rents, changing social trends, and noise disputes have led to the closure of numerous music clubs. A proposed plan to reclassify clubs…
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05:39
Australia news
Major Aukus switch to buy only secondhand subs from US means ‘significant’ cost savings, Marles says
Australia's defence minister, Richard Marles, has announced a shift in the country's Aukus submarine plan, opting to purchase only secondhand Virginia nuclear-powered submarines from the US. This decision is expected to yield significant cost savings. The Aukus pact, a trilateral…
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02:44
US news
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Trump news at a glance: president in ‘excellent health’, his doctor says after routine medical check
President Trump underwent a routine medical checkup, with his doctor declaring him to be in "excellent health". The White House released a three-page memo detailing the results of the 79-year-old president's examination. The checkup is a standard procedure for US…
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02:42
Australia news
News live: Australia to buy only second-hand nuclear subs from US in major Aukus switch; Hanson says she could be PM
Australia has announced a significant shift in its Aukus submarine deal, opting to purchase only second-hand nuclear submarines from the United States. This move marks a departure from the initial plan to acquire new vessels. The Aukus pact, formed in…
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02:38
World news
Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv denies its drone ‘deliberately’ hit Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
Ukraine has denied claims that its drone deliberately targeted the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, Europe's largest, in a recent strike. The Russian atomic energy agency reported damage to the plant, which is currently under Russian control. Ukraine's military says the claim…
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02:00
Environment
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The household battery revolution that could change energy bills … and the world
Australia is leading the way in household renewable energy and battery storage. The country has seen a significant uptake in home solar panel installations, with many households also investing in battery systems to store excess energy. This shift has been…
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00:49
US news
Graham Platner sent explicit texts to other women during marriage, wife confirms
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, is facing scrutiny after his wife confirmed he sent explicit texts to other women during their marriage. Amy Gertner, Platner's wife, expressed hurt over the revelation, which involves texts sent by Platner…
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00:37
World news
Paris police arrest more than 130 as PSG fans celebrate Champions League win over Arsenal
Paris Saint-Germain fans celebrated their team's Champions League win over Arsenal with clashes against police. More than 130 people were arrested as supporters set fires and aimed fireworks at officers. Police responded with teargas to disperse the crowds. The violence…
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00:10
Australia news
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New Aukus drone subs to protect critical undersea cables as Marles warns: ‘seabed is a battlefield’
Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles has highlighted the growing threat to undersea internet cables, warning that the seabed is becoming a battlefield. At a defence summit in Singapore, Marles noted that these cables are being cut at an unprecedented rate.…
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Saturday 30 May 2026
23:30
Society
Former M&S chief appointed to tackle UK youth unemployment crisis
Marc Bolland, former CEO of Marks & Spencer, has been appointed to a government advisory role to tackle the UK's youth unemployment crisis. This role is part of a broader effort to address the challenges faced by young people in…
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22:05
US news
Hunger strike at New Jersey ICE facility enters ninth day as protesters face off with Trump supporters
A hunger strike by detainees at the Essex County Correctional Facility in Newark, New Jersey, has entered its ninth day. The facility, which holds immigrants in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, has been the site of ongoing protests…
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22:00
Australia news
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An industry targeting Australia’s ageing population is growing, but can AI deliver more humanity in aged care?
Australia's ageing population is driving growth in the aged care industry, with technology playing an increasingly prominent role. Companion robots and virtual experiences are being introduced to combat loneliness and improve quality of life for older Australians. These innovations aim…
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22:00
Australia news
Australia’s truckies were already struggling to survive. Then the fuel crisis hit
Australia's trucking industry is facing significant challenges due to rising fuel costs. Diesel prices have surged, affecting truck drivers like Frank Black, who rely heavily on the fuel to operate. The increased costs have made it difficult for drivers to…
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22:00
Australia news
Six-year-old Sienna’s parents have fought the NDIS every year of her life for funding that keeps her alive
Sienna, a six-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, relies on constant medical care to survive. She is unable to speak and requires her lungs to be suctioned every few minutes. Since her birth, her parents have had to fight the National…
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21:23
US news
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Judge reopens Trump’s IRS suit to examine $1.8bn settlement with justice department
A federal judge has reopened a lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against the IRS, focusing on a $1.8 billion settlement with the US Department of Justice. The settlement, reached in 2022, resolved a lawsuit over tax-exempt status for certain conservative…
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