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Friday 25 September 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Thursday 28 May 2026
13:29
US President Donald Trump has warned Oman that it could face severe consequences if it does not "behave" regarding the Strait of Hormuz. The strait, located between Oman and Iran, is a critical waterway for international oil shipments. Trump's comments…
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US neo-Nazi plotted to kill journalist who reported on him, testimony reveals
US authorities have charged Aiden Daniel Cuevas, a self-described neo-Nazi, with plotting to murder a journalist. The journalist had reported on Cuevas' activities, drawing attention to his extremist views. Testimony from an undercover officer revealed that Cuevas targeted the reporter,…
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12:41
Former US President Donald Trump has refiled a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal. The lawsuit stems from a report published by the Journal regarding Trump's ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump's original lawsuit was…
12:16
The UK faces a potential annual loss of £125bn due to youth unemployment, a landmark report warns. Former Labour minister Alan Milburn authored the report, highlighting the economic and social costs of failing to address this issue. More than 1…
12:09
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Young first-time buyers face toughest time since financial crisis, says UK housebuilder
UK housebuilder Barratt's CEO has stated that young first-time buyers are facing the toughest time accessing the property market since the financial crisis. Rising interest rates and higher mortgage costs are major factors contributing to this challenge. Additionally, increasing student…
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12:03
Australia's Treasury secretary has released modelling showing that 90% of young Australians will benefit from Labor's proposed tax reforms. The reforms include a $1,000 tax deduction, a $250 'working Australians tax offset', and changes to capital gains tax (CGT) and…
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Alan Milburn, former UK minister for schools, has released the first part of his report on Neet (not in education, employment or training) young people. The report highlights the struggles of approximately 1 million young individuals in the UK who…
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‘Instagram truly is the new LinkedIn’: why gen Z is using social media to get hired
Generation Z is increasingly using social media platforms to find job opportunities. Instagram, in particular, has become a key tool for young people to showcase their skills and connect with potential employers. This shift is driven by the highly competitive…
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11:09
The south east of England is experiencing water supply disruptions due to warm weather. Prolonged dry spells have led to decreased water levels in reservoirs and rivers. As a result, households and businesses are facing water restrictions and supply issues.…
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Geoffrey Dalton, a Victorian greyhound trainer, has escaped a ban despite one of his dogs testing positive for cocaine. The Victorian Racing Tribunal imposed a $1,000 fine on Dalton, citing a lack of evidence that he intentionally administered the substance.…
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Expulsions, allegations and ‘poison pills’: behind the drama holding up NSW parliament
New South Wales parliament has been disrupted by a series of expulsions and allegations. Labor's leader in the upper house, Penny Sharpe, and deputy leader, John Graham, have been suspended. The suspensions follow the government's refusal to release documents related…
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10:57
BP's boardroom turmoil has intensified as former chair Albert Manifold denies allegations of misconduct. Manifold was ousted from his position following an investigation into his behaviour. He claims reports about his conduct are "lies" and maintains he always tried to…
10:41
European Union foreign ministers are meeting to discuss the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Estonia's Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has warned against falling into a Russian "trap" by focusing on personalities rather than strategy. EU chief diplomat Josep Borrell…
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UK risks ‘lost generation’ of young people out of work; first-time buyers face toughest time since financial crisis – business live
The UK is facing a potential "lost generation" of young people struggling to find employment. Youth unemployment has risen significantly, with many under 25s out of work. This demographic faces significant challenges in entering the job market, exacerbating long-term economic…
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10:01
US President Donald Trump has warned that he may have to 'finish the job' in the Middle East, amid ongoing tensions with Iran. The comments suggest a potential escalation of conflict between the two nations. Trump's remarks come after a…
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The government-commissioned report on young people not in employment, education or training is set to be published today. Review chair Alan Milburn will release the report, which examines the challenges faced by young individuals outside of the workforce or education…
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Brexit red tape on food exports to be scrapped under UK-EU reset deal
The UK and EU have agreed to simplify food export regulations, effective from 2027. This deal aims to reduce red tape on meat, plant, and packaging exports. Brexit introduced significant barriers to trade, including complex paperwork and border delays. The…
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09:27
A federal court has ruled that pro-Israel activist Ofir Birenbaum made "misleading and deceptive" comments about Sydney's Cairo Takeaway restaurant. Birenbaum had previously settled with the restaurant after accusing it of boycotting Israeli products. The court found that Birenbaum's statements…
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The Australian Border Force has declined to disclose the amount of a fine imposed on a US firm for security failures related to the country's immigration system. The firm, which provides services to the Australian government, was found to have…
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Afternoon Update: Australia sues 3M for record sum; multiple states at risk of flooding; and Patagonia’s drag queen lawsuit
The Australian federal government is seeking over $2 billion in damages from 3M, a multinational manufacturer, in its largest legal claim to date. This lawsuit stems from the company's alleged role in contaminating water sources with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances…
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