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March 28, 2024

Ukraine prepared to hammer home message of defiance

Qualification for Euro 2024 gives the players achance to show the world how their country will keep on fighting

Ukraine prepared to hammer home message of defiance

3 mins

Lionesses trailblazer Houghton to retire with 'football in better place'

Tributes flood in for retiring former England captain who set new standard for players

Lionesses trailblazer Houghton to retire with 'football in better place'

3 mins

Africa's tennis talents embark on 'marathon' journey to elite success

After Angella Okutoyi’s gold at the African Games, there is hope the sport can break new ground on the continent

Africa's tennis talents embark on 'marathon' journey to elite success

5 mins

Sunrisers win record IPL tussle while England women triumph

Records tumbled in Sunrisers Hyderabad's Indian Premier League win against Mumbai Indians, which set a record for the highest-scoring T20 match in history.

Sunrisers win record IPL tussle while England women triumph

1 min

'Old-fashioned embezzlement' Where did all FTX's money go under Bankman-Fried?

Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of the bankrupt cryptocurrency FTX, presided exchange over a spectacular collapse that cost his customers billions of dollars.

'Old-fashioned embezzlement' Where did all FTX's money go under Bankman-Fried?

3 mins

Brexit import facility 'raises risk of unfit food products entering UK'

An inland facility set up to carry out checks on nearly all EU meat and dairy imports coming through Dover will be unable to cope when postBrexit rules come in next month, the port's health authority has warned.

Brexit import facility 'raises risk of unfit food products entering UK'

2 mins

Fashion chains say they will cooperate with greenwashing crackdown

Asda, Asos and Boohoo have undertaken to avoid making misleading claims about the green credentials of their clothes, after a regulatory crackdown on \"greenwashing\" in the fashion sector.

Fashion chains say they will cooperate with greenwashing crackdown

2 mins

Information security chief at Sellafield nuclear site to quit

A former Royal Air Force officer who has led Sellafield's information security for more than a decade is to leave the vast nuclear waste site in northwest England, it can be revealed.

Information security chief at Sellafield nuclear site to quit

2 mins

'Pushed to the limit' Tiny Greek island sees big rise in migrant boats

Even by the standards of small Greek islands, Gavdos is tiny. In a population of fewer than 70 people, there are just two families, with four children. The rest \"are all old people mostly living alone\", its mayor, Lilian Stefanaki, explained.

'Pushed to the limit' Tiny Greek island sees big rise in migrant boats

2 mins

Rare show of Romanian sculptor Brancusi’s work opens in Paris

A rare retrospective of Constantin Brâncuşi, who revolutionised sculpture in the early 20th century but whose works can be extremely tricky to transport, opened in Paris yesterday.

Rare show of Romanian sculptor Brancusi’s work opens in Paris

1 min

'It's never just sport': how Games reflect the wider world

From the Nazi stadium propaganda in 1936 Berlin to the 1968 Mexico City podium protest of the US medalwinners Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who were expelled from the competition after raising their gloved fists in a Black Power salute against racial injustice, the Olympic Games held a mirror up to some of the worst aspects of the 20th century.

'It's never just sport': how Games reflect the wider world

2 mins

'Finally free' Victory for democracy electrifies Senegal

Just 10 days before he was elected Senegal's president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye was in prison. Years of political turmoil have left the west African state's democracy teetering on the brink of collapse, with deadly uprisings and the jailing of opposition figures commonplace.

'Finally free' Victory for democracy electrifies Senegal

2 mins

US strategy in Gaza a mess over conflicting policies on arms and aid

The Biden administration's policy on Gaza has been widely criticised as being in disarray after the US defence secretary described the situation as a \"humanitarian catastrophe\" the day after the state department had declared Israel to be in compliance with international humanitarian law.

US strategy in Gaza a mess over conflicting policies on arms and aid

2 mins

Warning of 'protracted' impact as bridge collapse brings Baltimore port to a halt

The scope of the bridge disaster in Baltimore widened yesterday as six construction workers who had been on the structure were presumed dead and investigators recovered the black box from the ship that had crashed into it, bringing one of the US's busiest ports to a grinding halt.

Warning of 'protracted' impact as bridge collapse brings Baltimore port to a halt

2 mins

Moscow death toll may rise sharply with 143 reports of people still missing

The final death toll from the Moscow concert hall terrorist attack could be much higher than the 140 confirmed dead, with Russian state investigators saying they have received 143 reports about people who are missing.

Moscow death toll may rise sharply with 143 reports of people still missing

2 mins

Fun on the Farnes Visitors sail back to bird reserve after two-year ban

The puffins started arriving two weeks ago and now there are thousands of them fizzing around in a mad frenzy. They have joined kittiwakes, guillemots, razorbills, fulmars and shags. Soon Arctic terns will arrive after their epic journey across the world from the Antarctic.

Fun on the Farnes Visitors sail back to bird reserve after two-year ban

3 mins

Trans judge seeks leave to take part in case over definition of 'woman'

The UK's first transgender judge is seeking leave to join the litigation in a crucial supreme court case that could overturn legal recognition of transgender people, the Guardian has learned.

Trans judge seeks leave to take part in case over definition of 'woman'

2 mins

Ex-borders chief accuses Whitehall of covering up criticism

The sacked borders watchdog said yesterday that the Home Office routinely used a fact-checking process to try to \"cover up\" criticisms in his inspection reports.

Ex-borders chief accuses Whitehall of covering up criticism

1 min

'Pain passes; humiliation lasts' Witnesses relive their fear as justice is finally done

The enormity of the abuse suffered at the hands of the Edinburgh Academy housemaster John Brownlee became clear when the first witness was asked a simple question about the moment his mother left him alone at the elite private boarding school.

'Pain passes; humiliation lasts' Witnesses relive their fear as justice is finally done

4 mins

'Sadistic and evil' teacher abused pupils for more than 20 years

A \"sadistic\" deputy headteacher at one of Scotland's most prestigious private schools has been found to have conducted a systematic campaign of violence and torture against children as young as eight over a period of more than 20 years.

'Sadistic and evil' teacher abused pupils for more than 20 years

2 mins

Crooked House owners appeal against council order to rebuild destroyed pub

The owners of the Crooked House pub in Staffordshire, which was burned down and demolished last year, have appealed against an order to rebuild the 18th-century building.

Crooked House owners appeal against council order to rebuild destroyed pub

1 min

Russell T Davies warns end of the corporation is on its way’

The end of the BBC is inevitable, according to the head of one of the broadcaster's most successful franchises.

Russell T Davies warns end of the corporation is on its way’

1 min

More of the BBC should leave London, says head of Radio 5

Mote of the BBC needs to be based outside London to reflect the conversation of the nation” and secure its future, according to the controller of BBC Radio 5 Live.

More of the BBC should leave London, says head of Radio 5

2 mins

Angela Rayner Police review decision notto investigate

The police are reviewing a decision not to investigate Labour's deputy leader, Angela Rayner, over claims she may have broken electoral law.

Angela Rayner Police review decision notto investigate

1 min

House of Lords Former ethics adviser to Boris Johnson broke rules’

A crossbench peer and former ethics adviser to Boris Johnson has been found to have broken House of Lords rules by joining a meeting with Ministry of Defence officials on behalf of a US satellite company that was paying him.

House of Lords Former ethics adviser to Boris Johnson broke rules’

1 min

London Candidate's team say attack ad about Khan was from Conservative HO

The controversial Conservative attack video that portrayed London as a crime-wracked hellhole was put together by the central party rather than its mayoral candidate, and has dismayed some around Susan Hall, the Guardian has learned.

London Candidate's team say attack ad about Khan was from Conservative HO

2 mins

Tory mega-donor copied health secretary in to NHS contract complaint

The Conservative mega-donor Frank Hester complained to the NHS and the health secretary last year over problems his IT business had bidding for a contract, documents show.

Tory mega-donor copied health secretary in to NHS contract complaint

4 mins

Charles to extol benefits of friendship in Easter address

King Charles will highlight the importance of friendship \"in a time of need\" today in his first public comments since the Princess of Wales announced that she was receiving treatment for cancer.

Charles to extol benefits of friendship in Easter address

2 mins

Back for good: secondhand clothing to make up 10% of global fashion market

Secondhand clothing sales are on track to make up 10% of the global fashion market next year, as cost of living crises and concerns over sustainability drive consumers towards \"pre-loved\" garments.

Back for good: secondhand clothing to make up 10% of global fashion market

2 mins

Boy killed by parents should have been most protected child in area’

A 10-month-old baby who was killed by his parents just 39 days after a court returned him to their care should have been \"one of the most protected children in the local authority area\", a review has concluded.

Boy killed by parents should have been most protected child in area’

2 mins

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