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Friday 25 September 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Tuesday 26 May 2026
13:17
Environment
The ‘silent killer’: what you need to know about heatwaves
Heatwaves are prolonged periods of abnormally hot weather that can have devastating effects on human health. They are often referred to as the "silent killer" due to their ability to cause widespread harm without visible signs of disaster. Heatwaves occur…
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13:14
World news
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No sign of end to Iranian internet blackout despite regime claims
Iran's nationwide internet blackout persists, contradicting government claims that access would be restored. The blackout began in January, amid widespread protests against the regime. Internet monitors are uncertain whether the ongoing disruption is due to technical issues or a deliberate…
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13:00
US news
Texas Senate runoff sees surge of anti-Muslim rhetoric in campaign ads
Texas is witnessing a heated Senate runoff between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton. The campaign has taken a divisive turn with a surge of anti-Muslim rhetoric in ads. Muslims make up a small but significant minority in Texas, with around…
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12:41
US news
Cornyn fights to hold Texas Senate seat in runoff with Trump-backed Paxton – US politics live
Texas Senator John Cornyn faces a runoff election for the Republican nomination. His opponent is Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has been endorsed by former President Donald Trump. The runoff is scheduled to take place after neither candidate secured a…
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12:27
World news
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EU could deny new member states veto rights as bloc pushes for enlargement
The European Union is considering a measure to limit the veto rights of new member states as it moves forward with enlargement plans. This proposal aims to address concerns from existing member countries, such as France, that are wary of…
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12:00
US news
Truck drivers say ‘racism’ behind Trump administration’s license restrictions on immigrants
The Trump administration's license restrictions on immigrants have sparked outcry from truck drivers who claim the rules are rooted in racism. Many immigrant truckers are being prevented from renewing their driver's licenses, despite having driven legally for years. The rule…
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12:00
Technology
‘We can stitch together our past’: the AI-generated time-travellers vlogging from history
Content creators are leveraging AI tools to generate time-travelling vloggers, aiming to make history more engaging. These AI-generated characters are being used on YouTube channels such as Chloe VS History. The goal is to 'bring history to life in a…
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12:00
US news
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‘True Maga warrior’ takes on old-guard Texan in key test of Trump’s GOP grip
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, embroiled in scandal, has secured Donald Trump's endorsement for the US Senate primary. Paxton is running against incumbent Senator John Cornyn in the Republican primary runoff. This contest is seen as a key test of…
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11:46
Politics
Carol Vorderman demands apology from Reform candidate over ‘disgusting comments’
Carol Vorderman has called for an apology from Reform candidate Robert Kenyon over comments he made about her. Kenyon is standing in the Makerfield byelection. Vorderman described the comments as "disgusting" and labelled Kenyon a misogynist and a "cowardly man".…
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10:56
Australia news
Group of 19 women and children linked to Islamic State land in Melbourne and Sydney with no arrests expected
A group of 19 Australian women and children, formerly linked to the Islamic State, have arrived in Melbourne and Sydney. The cohort, comprising 12 children and seven women, was previously held in a Syrian camp. They were repatriated to Australia…
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10:50
Politics
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Wes Streeting says Starmer ‘behind the curve’ on under-16s social media ban – UK politics live
Wes Streeting, former UK health secretary, has criticized Labour leader Keir Starmer's stance on banning under-16s from social media. Streeting claims Starmer is "behind the curve" on the issue. He revealed that he had argued for tougher action on social…
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10:45
Australia news
NT police won’t be charged over Kumanjayi White’s death as Lidia Thorpe criticises lack of justice
Northern Territory police officers involved in the death of Kumanjayi Walker, a 24-year-old Warlpiri man, will not face charges. The decision follows an investigation into the 2019 incident. NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker acknowledged the outcome would cause significant distress…
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10:36
World news
Seven die in heatwave-related incidents in France – Europe live
France is experiencing a severe heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 40°C in some areas. Seven people have died in heatwave-related incidents, including five drownings. The drownings occurred as people attempted to cool off in rivers, lakes, and other bodies of…
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10:34
Environment
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Tell us: how are you coping during the UK heatwave?
The UK is experiencing its hottest May temperatures on record, with temperatures soaring above 30°C in some areas. This heatwave has prompted concerns about public health, particularly for vulnerable populations such as the elderly and young children. People are being…
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10:34
Media
Mother of boy who may have died in TikTok challenge urges No 10 to ban social media
Ellen Roome, the mother of 14-year-old Jools Sweeney, is calling for the UK government to ban social media for under-16s. Jools died in 2020, and his mother believes his death may be linked to a TikTok challenge. Roome has written…
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10:23
Business
Next boss warns over ‘dramatic fall’ in UK entry-level jobs
The next boss of the Social Mobility Commission, Katharine Birbalsingh, has warned of a significant decline in entry-level job opportunities in the UK. This decrease is expected to disproportionately affect young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. Birbalsingh's comments come ahead of…
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10:18
Business
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UK government borrowing costs fall to lowest since mid-April as markets cling to US-Iran peace deal hopes – business live
UK government borrowing costs have decreased to their lowest level since mid-April, driven by market expectations of a potential US-Iran peace deal. The yield on 10-year UK government bonds fell to 3.95%, down from 4.03% the previous day. This decline…
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10:00
Culture
‘Mishmash of people, but there was kindness’: ‘Cockney Sikh’ on east London
Suresh Singh, a British Sikh, has created a walking tour based on his experiences growing up in east London's Spitalfields. The area has a long history of diverse communities, including immigrants from Bangladesh, Somalia, and Eastern Europe. Singh's tour reflects…
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10:00
Technology
US students on why they booed their pro-AI graduation speakers: ‘They’re not reading the room’
US college graduates have expressed discontent with commencement speakers who touted the benefits of artificial intelligence. This dissatisfaction stems from concerns that AI poses a threat to their career prospects. Many students feel that these speakers are out of touch…
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10:00
UK news
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‘A gesture towards nature’: call for Dartmoor’s temperate rainforest to double in size
Dartmoor's temperate rainforest is the focus of a new campaign to double its size. The initiative aims to restore and expand the unique ecosystem, which is home to rare plant and animal species. Currently, the rainforest covers a relatively small…
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