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Publisher:Guardian News & Media
Category:Newspaper
Language:English
Frequency:Daily
Newspaper Description: The world's leading liberal voice, The Guardian is an influential daily newspaper published in London, generally considered one of the United Kingdom’s leading newspapers.
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Malta US tourist on how she was put at risk by abortion ban
When Andrea Prudente was sitting in a Maltese hospital waiting for her foetus's heart to stop beating, she was offered grief counselling.
'Lying' supreme court justices should face impeachment, says Ocasio-Cortez
Political pressure is mounting on Joe Biden to take more action to protect abortion rights across the US as New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called on supreme court justices to be impeached for misleading statements about their views on Roe v Wade.
V&A show fashions a new view of pan-African creativity
The Victoria and Albert Museum will open its first African fashion exhibition this week, more than 170 years after it was founded.
Man arrested after woman dies in 'horrific attack' close to her home
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 35-year-old woman was beaten to death in a London street.
NHS trusts clash over 'clinical harm' of rebuild plan
An extraordinary row has broken out between two NHS hospital trusts, with one accusing the other of endangering the safety of seriously ill patients through a £190m development scheme.
Government owns stake in business that plans sex parties
Taxpayers have become shareholders in Killing Kittens, a business that organises sex parties, as part of the fallout from a government rescue funding scheme set up during the coronavirus pandemic.
Vaughan role 'inexcusable', says BBC diversity group
An in-house diversity group at the BBC has sent an extraordinary email to staff at the corporation criticising as "totally inexcusable" the decision to employ the former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan as part of the team covering the third Test against New Zealand at Headingley.
Ecstatic fans cheer Raducanu's win as Wimbledon bounces back in high style
Thousands of tennis fans cheered Emma Raducanu to victory at Wimbledon yesterday as the tournament returned to capacity for the first time in three years.
Nato 300,000 troops to be put on high alert over Russia threat
Nato's secretary-general has said this week's Madrid summit will agree the alliance's most significant transformation for a generation, putting 300,000 troops at high readiness in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
'Putin's trap' Scholz insists world is united behind Kyiv as war dominates agenda
The German chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has argued the world is more unified in its support for Ukraine than Russia suggests, as the war dominated a meeting also tasked with crises in food supply, the climate emergency and a breakdown in global order.
