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Sunday 12 July 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Sunday 12 July 2026
02:16
World news
US and Iran exchange strikes as Tehran again says strait of Hormuz is closed
Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated after a vessel using an unapproved route in the Strait of Hormuz was struck. Iran claims the strait is closed, a statement it has made previously, citing security concerns. The US responded…
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Saturday 11 July 2026
22:16
UK news
Man dies after falling from Eleventh Night bonfire in east Belfast
A man has died after falling from a bonfire in east Belfast during Eleventh Night celebrations. Warren Lyttle, a man in his 40s, suffered fatal injuries in the incident on the Braniel estate on Friday. The Eleventh Night marks the…
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22:00
Australia news
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I spent many of my childhood weekends among gamblers in the local TAB. That seems almost quaint now
The proliferation of online betting has significantly altered Australia's gambling landscape. Traditional TAB outlets, once a staple of many communities, now seem like a relic of the past. These bricks and mortar shops were often visited on weekends, providing a…
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22:00
Australia news
Take a stand on racism or send a message against violence: what should happen to the Nicky Winmar statue?
The Nicky Winmar statue in Perth has been removed by the Western Australian government following the AFL great's conviction for assaulting a woman. Winmar, a former St Kilda player, made headlines in 1993 for standing up against racism during a…
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22:00
Business
One Nation is capitalising on Australians’ economic pessimism like never before. Is a ‘stagflation impulse’ to blame?
Australia's One Nation party is gaining traction by exploiting economic concerns among voters. Pauline Hanson's party is linking high housing costs to immigration, offering a straightforward solution to a complex issue. This approach resonates with Australians worried about rising living…
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22:00
Australia news
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As the Greens fight for relevance, does One Nation have the answer they’re looking for?
The Australian Greens are facing a challenge to maintain relevance, prompting speculation about potential alliances. Experts suggest the party could find common ground with Pauline Hanson's One Nation. Despite their differing ideologies, both parties' voters share concerns about the current…
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22:00
Culture
Adam Liaw: ‘The most famous person I’ve cooked for? Gordon Ramsay. My wife spilled a jug of water over him’
Adam Liaw, a renowned TV presenter and cookbook author, has shared anecdotes about his culinary experiences. Notably, he has cooked for Gordon Ramsay, a famously exacting chef. The encounter was memorable, as Liaw's wife accidentally spilled a jug of water…
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20:28
US news
Trump rushed Kennedy Center renovations for Fifa peace prize ceremony, whistleblowers say
The Kennedy Center underwent rushed renovations during the Trump administration, allegedly to accommodate a ceremony for a Fifa peace prize. Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen has written to the center's president, highlighting concerns over no-bid contracts and a second attempt…
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19:33
Media
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Dermot Murnaghan obituary
Dermot Murnaghan, a renowned British journalist and TV news presenter, has passed away. Murnaghan had a distinguished career spanning multiple prominent networks, including Channel 4, ITV, and the BBC. He was perhaps best known for his role as lead anchor…
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19:21
World news
US congressman says he was detained by armed Israeli settlers in occupied West Bank
US Congressman Ro Khanna was detained by armed Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. The incident occurred while Khanna was visiting the region. He reported that the settlers, who were armed with US-made weapons, blocked his path and refused…
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18:04
UK news
Elon Musk’s family foundation took Tommy Robinson to Russia, says Musk’s father
Elon Musk's family foundation arranged a trip to Russia for far-right activist Tommy Robinson, his father Errol Musk has revealed. Errol Musk described Robinson as "a fine young man" and said he had met with Russian business figures during the…
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17:01
US news
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Hunter Biden wins $1.7m in suit over Iran bribery claim by ex-CEO of Overstock.com
Hunter Biden has been awarded $1.7 million in a defamation lawsuit against Patrick Byrne, the former CEO of Overstock.com. Byrne had claimed that Biden sought a bribe to lobby his father, then-Vice President Joe Biden, to free $8 billion in…
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16:17
Media
Trump administration subpoenas New York Times journalists over new Air Force One reporting
The Trump administration has issued subpoenas to New York Times journalists, compelling them to testify before a grand jury. The move follows a recent story by the outlet detailing security concerns with a new Air Force One plane gifted by…
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16:00
US news
‘A slap in the face’: small farmers say Trump is turning his back on them
Small farmers in the US are expressing disappointment and frustration with the Trump administration's recent decision to cut funding for programs that support their operations. During his campaign, President Trump courted farmers with promises of support, but the US Department…
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15:58
Politics
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Ann Widdecombe may have been killed 24 hours before her body was found
Former UK politician Ann Widdecombe was found dead at her Devon home on Thursday. Police are working on the assumption that she was attacked approximately 24 hours before her body was discovered. This timeline suggests she may have been killed…
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15:00
Society
Probation hostels in England and Wales forced to shut after staffing crisis
England and Wales' probation service is facing a severe staffing crisis, forcing the closure of several hostels that accommodate high-risk offenders. These hostels, known as Approved Premises, provide a supervised environment for offenders to reintegrate into society. The closures have…
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14:00
Media
‘End of an era’: what is the future of British TV after Sky’s ITV takeover?
Sky's acquisition of ITV marks a significant shift in the British television landscape. The merger has sparked concerns about potential job losses and increased American influence on UK programming. ITV, a major player in British broadcasting, will now operate under…
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14:00
US news
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As Democrats pick up the pieces after Graham Platner, many wonder: how did this happen?
The Democratic Party is reeling after Graham Platner, a former US Senate candidate, imploded his campaign. Platner's downfall has significantly altered the Maine Senate race landscape. His campaign had initially garnered significant attention and support, but ultimately collapsed due to…
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14:00
Environment
Drones are detecting more sharks at US beaches but do they make public safer?
The use of drones at US beaches has led to an increase in shark sightings, sparking debate about their impact on public safety. Drones are now commonly used for shark surveillance, providing a bird's-eye view of coastal waters. While the…
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14:00
Business
Slew of lawsuits over disability access frustrates US cafe and shop owners
US cafe and shop owners are facing a surge in lawsuits over disability access, citing unfair targeting. Many of these lawsuits allege violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which requires businesses to provide accessible facilities. The ADA, enacted…
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