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Monday 13 July 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Australian doctors are increasingly using artificial intelligence scribes to record patient consultations, prompting concerns over data privacy. The technology, which uses AI to transcribe doctor-patient conversations, is being adopted by general practitioners nationwide. Regulators have taken notice, warning of potential…
22:00
Australia's parliamentary workplace watchdog was established to address misconduct and harassment in the nation's capital. However, concerns have been raised about its effectiveness. A former political staffer has spoken out about the fear of retribution when making complaints against MPs.…
21:47
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Neo-fascist group Patriot Front parades Confederate flag in Washington DC on Fourth of July
Hundreds of masked members of the Patriot Front, a neo-fascist group, marched through Washington DC on the Fourth of July, displaying a Confederate flag. The group, known for its white supremacist ideology, chanted and made their way through the nation's…
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21:09
Ukrainian drones struck an oil terminal and a nearby port in St Petersburg, Russia, in a large-scale overnight attack. The city's governor reported no casualties. The attack also targeted the Baltic port of Vysotsk, located near the Finnish border. This…
19:36
Tens of thousands of people marched through London's streets on Saturday for the city's annual Pride parade. The event, which celebrates the LGBTQ+ community, drew over 35,000 participants from approximately 600 groups. The parade route began at Hyde Park Corner…
19:21
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In a pickle: US pickle company pulls out of DC fair over Confederate flag
Mt Olive Pickle Company has withdrawn from the DC State Fair due to the inclusion of a Confederate flag image in an exhibit. The company stated it was unaware of the flag's presence and emphasizes its commitment to human dignity.…
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18:04
A boat capsized on Geneva Lake in Wisconsin during a sudden storm, resulting in the deaths of three children. The incident occurred when the boat was caught off guard by the storm, causing it to sink. Rescue efforts were promptly…
18:00
The United States marked its 200th anniversary in 1976, an event that brought catharsis to a nation still reeling from the Watergate scandal and the Vietnam War. President Gerald Ford declared the bicentennial a celebration of the end of a…
17:00
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Elon Musk posted twice as often on UK race and immigration as about SpaceX in IPO run-up
Elon Musk's X feed activity has been analyzed by The Guardian, revealing a notable trend in his posting habits. During the run-up to X's initial public offering, Musk posted twice as frequently about UK race and immigration issues as he…
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16:45
The Labour Party's leadership under Keir Starmer has faced criticism from some on the left, leading to a surge in support for the Green Party. Zack Polanski, a prominent Green Party figure, has been capitalizing on this discontent. However, the…
16:40
A week-long heatwave is expected to affect England, with temperatures predicted to peak at 34C in the south-east. Heat health alerts will be in place from Sunday to Saturday in most regions of England. The alerts are issued when temperatures…
16:13
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Trump pardons 11 people on eve of country’s Fourth of July celebrations
President Trump has pardoned 11 individuals, including nine people convicted of violating the Clean Air Act. The pardons were issued on the eve of the US Independence Day celebrations. The nine individuals were involved in a scheme to sell diesel…
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16:00
The US national park system, often referred to as "America's best idea," is facing significant challenges due to overcrowding and underfunding. Yosemite national park, one of the most popular destinations, has experienced severe traffic congestion and large crowds this summer.…
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Deputy Labour leader Lucy Powell has stated that Andy Burnham, the party's potential future leader, will reform the briefing culture at 10 Downing Street. Powell described the current culture as a "boys' club" and emphasized the need for change. She…
15:31
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Washington DC’s Fourth of July parade canceled due to soaring temperature
Washington DC's Fourth of July parade has been canceled due to extreme heat. The National Weather Service issued a heat warning as temperatures soared across the east coast. Temperatures are expected to reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, with heat indexes…
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15:17
German riot police clashed with protesters in Erfurt, central Germany, as the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party held its conference. The event coincided with the 93rd anniversary of Adolf Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch, a failed Nazi coup attempt in…
14:30
A three-year-old boy injured in a crocodile enclosure at a Cambridgeshire zoo is facing a long rehabilitation process. The child was allegedly thrown into the enclosure and has since undergone five surgeries. The incident occurred at a zoo in Cambridgeshire,…
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Mayfair casino facing legal action after former waiter says he did not get fair share of tips
A former waiter at the Metropolitan casino in Mayfair's Park Lane is taking legal action against his former employer. The worker claims he did not receive a fair share of tips, alleging that a portion was retained by management and…
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The United States is marking 250 years since its founding, but the Declaration of Independence has been noticeably absent from celebrations. This document, adopted in 1776, laid out the fundamental principles of American democracy, including the notion that "all men…
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Disadvantaged white pupils in England are falling behind in reading skills, with nearly a third leaving primary school without being able to read properly. This is based on analysis of data from the Department for Education. The findings show that…