The Guardian - May 02, 2024
The Guardian - May 02, 2024
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May 02, 2024
Hundreds of students arrested at US protests
Police in riot gear have moved to stamp out a weeks-long pro-Palestinian protest movement on university campuses across the US, arresting hundreds of people and clearing encampments, as duelling groups of protesters clashed in Los Angeles.
4 mins
Khan says Tories are unpatriotic for 'always trying to do London down'
Sadiq Khan says the Conservatives’ treatment of London is “unpatriotic” and accuses the government of putting obstacles in his way every day of his eight years running the capital.
3 mins
‘Have your own experience’: top sculptor pulls plug on gallery audio guides
They are ubiquitous at art galleries across the world: the audio guide telling shuffl ing visitors the full story of what they are looking at and occasionally how they should feel.
2 mins
Britain Fresh wave of camps set up at universities
A fresh wave of student demonstrations and encampments was under way at UK universities yesterday in protest over the war in Gaza, after violent scenes on campuses in the US where hundreds have been arrested in a crackdown by police.
2 mins
Dozens held across UK as ministers pave way for flightsto Rwanda
UK ministers have acknowledged for the first time that they are detaining asylum seekers to be removed to Rwanda, sparking demonstrations outside Home Office buildings.
2 mins
Boat death Father of girl crushed in crossing tells of anguish
The father of a seven-year-old girl crushed to death on a small boat has said they tried to cross the Channel after being informed his young family would be deported to Iraq following years spent in Europe.
2 mins
BBC grinds you down’ over equal pay, female presenters tell tribunal
Four senior female news presenters have accused the BBC of \"grinding down\" women on pay and failing to tackle persistent pay discrimination, at a tribunal court hearing in London.
2 mins
School pays tribute to 'gentle, caring' boy killed in east London sword attack
The 14-year-old boy killed in the east London sword attack was praised as a \"true scholar\", gentle and a gifted footballer, as it emerged he attended the same school as one of the victims of the 2023 Nottingham stabbings.
4 mins
‘America has lost a noble soul: author Paul Auster dies at 77
Paul Auster, the author of 34 books including The New York Trilogy, has died aged 77.
3 mins
Battle for London One last push for Hall, but has 'cars and crime' campaign fallen wide of mark?
Paul Icely puffs out his cheeks - and then slowly exhales. He is visibly deflating. \"I thought there might be a few more of us,\" the 67-year-old black-cab driver admits, his eyes darting between the students milling outside Barking and Dagenham college. \"You seen anyone else?\" Icely asks Lisa Prager.
5 mins
Infected blood inquiry: study saying risks were tolerable’ omitted death
A study cited at the infected blood inquiry as evidence that the devastating consequences of blood products contaminated with hepatitis could not have been foreseen misrepresented the results of a trial in making its case, the Guardian can reveal.
2 mins
Trans rights row with Rowling is really sad’Radcliffe
Daniel Radcliffe has described his rupture with JK Rowling over trans rights as \"really sad\", and said that her role in his life as the creator of Harry Potter \"doesn't mean you owe the things you truly believe to someone else for your entire life\".
2 mins
EU calls for halt to police violence inGeorgia after force used on protesters
Western politicians and diplomats have called for a halt to rising violence in Georgia after security forces used water cannon, tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets overnight to break up a peaceful rally against a \"foreign influence\" bill.
3 mins
Netanyahu faces new pressure to let more aid into Gaza as talks on hostages continue
Israel's leaders were under renewed pressure to allow more aid into Gaza yesterday, after the US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, told Benjamin Netanyahu to \"accelerate and sustain improvements\" in the amount of humanitarian assistance reaching the territory.
2 mins
Liberty leads the people - but now showing her true colours
For almost 200 years, she has been the definitive symbol of the French republic. Now, after a much-needed facelift, Eugène Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People will rise above the fray of revolutionary anarchy in her true colours once more.
1 min
Japan's empty homes top 9m as population keeps falling
As the declining population continues to affect Japan's society, the number of vacant houses has topped 9m - enough to accommodate the entire population of Australia at three people per dwelling.
1 min
'It's punishing' Non-dom says tax change will force him to leave Britain
Bassim Haidar is house hunting. He owns \"more than 10 properties\" in central including a London, £20m five-bedroom flat near Chelsea's Sloane Square.
3 mins
'Croke Park is steeped in culture. It means so much'
Leinster prop Porter aims touse recent European pain as fuel for semi-final gain against Northampton
3 mins
Surrey’s Steel flexes golden arm to thrust himself into limelight
Leg-spinner who isthe top wicket-taker despite early start to Championship has England ambitions
3 mins
Waking a dormant giant: Marseille are on a mission
Getting to grips with the French club is like 'sitting on a volcano' but they are thinking big and a Europa League semi-final awaits.
5 mins
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