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April 13, 2026

Trump in threat to block strait after talks collapse

Donald Trump said yesterday the US would begin its own blockade of the strait of Hormuz in an attempt to wrest control of the strategic waterway from Iran in the aftermath of failed peace negotiations between the countries in Pakistan.

3 mins

Hungary enters new era as election ends Orbán's 16-year grip on power

Tisza party set to take over after critical poll for Europe and Washington

4 mins

UK could align with EU without MPs' scrutiny

Ministers are planning to fundamentally reshape Britain's relationship with the EU with new legislation that could result in the UK signing up to single market rules without a normal parliamentary vote.

4 mins

Tice company alleged to have broken law by failing to pay tax

Richard Tice’s company has been accused of breaking the law by allegedly failing to pay tens of thousands of pounds in tax on dividends that were paid to him and his offshore trust.

2 mins

'It feels like we're writing history' Hope overwhelms fears as voters go to polls

As Fruzsi, 22, waited to cast her vote at a polling station in central Budapest, a note of optimism laced through her voice.

3 mins

Serbia Explosive find near pipeline 'was Russian provocation'

Explosives discovered in Serbia last week would not have been enough to destroy the Balkan Stream gas pipeline, prompting an expert to conclude it was probably a Russian intelligence plot aimed at influencing Hungary's impending election.

1 mins

The 21-hour peace talks Plane loads of negotiators test each side's resolve

It was as if the two delegations in the Iran-US peace talks in Islamabad hoped that the sheer number of negotiators flown into Pakistan could overcome the handicap of having only a finite number of hours in which to settle a 20-year dispute over Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

5 mins

US blockade UK will not back closure, sources say

The UK will not be involved in any closure of the strait of Hormuz, the Guardian understands, despite claims by Donald Trump yesterday that the US was “going to be blockading the strait” with the assistance of Nato allies.

1 mins

Hegseth's holy war

The militant Christian theology driving the US defence secretary

6 mins

Americans in Britain What US airbases are doing here and who controls them

What US airbases

6 mins

Chagos Islands Mauritius vows to take back territory as bill shelved

A senior government official in Mauritius has vowed the Chagos Islands will be “decolonised” after Keir Starmer shelved legislation to hand the islands back to the country.

2 mins

Man charged with murder over Primrose Hill stabbing

A man has been charged with murder after the death of 21-year-old Finbar Sullivan, who was fatally stabbed in Primrose Hill, north London.

1 mins

Fish and chips off the menu in revamp of school dinners

An overhaul to school food standards, which will see calorific classics such as fish and chips and steamed sponges banned from school meals, is to be announced by the government.

2 mins

Thousands of unpaid carers face hefty DWP fines during overhaul

Thousands of unpaid carers will continue to be hit with hefty and potentially unfair benefit repayment demands, it has emerged, as a government initiative gets under way to fix welfare injustices that have drawn comparison to the Post Office scandal.

2 mins

Private firms 'made £1.6bn in profits' from NHS in two years

Private firms providing services to NHS England including healthcare and consultancy have made £1.6bn in profit over the last two years, research has revealed.

1 mins

Conservative welfare cuts led to fifth of children growing up in poverty - study

More than a fifth of all \"austerity generation\" British children have been scarred by poverty for at least half their childhood, a direct legacy of the welfare benefit cuts imposed by Conservative governments in recent years, new research reveals.

2 mins

Baby home scandal

Victims face losing benefits

3 mins

Kimberly's story

A suicide that led to an abuser being jailed in a landmark legal ruling

8 mins

Home Office to announce closure of 11 asylum hotels

The Home Office is to announce the closure of 11 asylum hotels this week as part of its pledge to close all such facilities by 2029.

1 mins

Dorset rave

Partygoers accuse police of violence at dance festival

3 mins

Wealthy Vogue editor uses unpaid student interns on her lifestyle blog

Plum Sykes, an editor at Vogue, has come under fire for employing unpaid students to help her run her new business, a lifestyle blog on Substack, a blogging platform that is popular with journalists.

3 mins

'Ambassadors for humanity': Artemis II crew hailed as they return to Earth

The astronauts on board Artemis II were \"almost poets\", Nasa's administrator, Jared Isaacman, declared.

1 mins

Asha Bhosle, the singer who defined Bollywood, dies aged 92

Asha Bhosle, the Indian singer whose voice defined Bollywood cinema and whose career spanned almost eight decades, has died at the age of 92.

2 mins

'Wartime leader' Carney poised for majority as Canada feels Trump effect

Canada's Liberal prime minister is on the cusp of securing a majority government, with his party poised to win at least two byelections and courting an \"almost unprecedented\" string of defections from rival parties.

3 mins

Cheep thrills Film tells story of birdsong recordist who fled Nazis to become UK radio star

In his lifetime, the pioneering German sound recordist Ludwig Koch’s heavily accented voice was as familiar to British audiences as David Attenborough’s is today.

4 mins

Sweden The remarkable life of royal court's Black insider

In 1760, a Black child around 10 years old arrived at the Swedish royal court as a “gift” to the queen.

3 mins

At least 30 people die in crush at mountaintop fortress in Haiti

At least 30 people, many of them young, were reported yesterday to have died with dozens more injured after a crush at a mountaintop fortress in northern Haiti that is a popular tourist spot.

1 mins

Tribunals over right to work from home fall for first time since Covid

The number of workers in Great Britain taking their bosses to employment tribunals over remote working fell last year for the first time since Covid hit.

1 mins

Texas opens London office to lure City's heavyweights

Texas is putting UK businesses in its crosshairs with the launch this month of a dedicated London office to lure jobs and investment to the low-tax “Lone Star State”.

1 mins

Gynaecological cancer drug trial 'promising', says GSK

GSK has revealed positive results for a treatment for gynaecological cancers as its chief executive, Luke Miels, seeks to speed up drug development at the group.

2 mins

Demand for electric cars surges across Europe as fuel costs rise

Car buyers’ interest in electric cars has surged across Europe since the start of the war in Iran, as the rising cost of petrol highlights the cheaper power available from a plug.

1 mins

'Everybody's sitting on their hands'

How war is rattling housing market

4 mins

Fury only has eyes for Joshua but will fight ever happen?

Gypsy King has set his sights on a defining fight for British boxing after straightforward victory over Makhmudov

4 mins

Overton leads the way in Somerset's rout of Essex

Somerset notched up 21 points at Chelmsford, thrashing Essex by 10 wickets.

1 mins

García’s temper snaps along with his driver as 2017 champion ages badly

A winner on day four of the Masters was not even part of the remaining field.

3 mins

Rae's Creek: troubled water on a short hole proves the game does not need to go to extreme lengths

There's just one thing Tom Watson would change about Augusta National.

3 mins

Bordeaux duo leave Dupont in the shade

Bordeaux Bégles, the holders, came through a thrilling all-French quarterfinal, dispatching the six-time champions Toulouse 30-15 at a packed Stade Chaban-Delmas.

1 mins

Racing can capitalise on Maximus’s pursuit of Red Rum

Relentless drama, no significant injuries to any of the 34 runners and a winner who inked himself on to the exclusive list of Aintree legends with the possibility of better to come next year.

3 mins

Cardiff stages thriller while favourites dazzle

Wales and Scotland produced drama at the Principality Stadium and England drew a record crowd to Twickenham

3 mins

Wells strikes twice to break Stockport hearts

Luton have had bigger days at Wembley, more glorious Hatters’ tea parties.

3 mins

Eckersley double settles scintillating win for Wigan

The winds of change that swept through Super League last year as Hull KR became the dominant force in the game have at stages already in 2026 threatened to become more akin to a hurricane - and no afternoon felt more seismic in defining that mood than this.

3 mins

De Zerbi suffers as Spurs stay stuck in the mire

Thirty minutes before kickoff Roberto De Zerbi wandered on to the pitch with his gilet zipped high to the neck in the face of a chill Wear-side wind.

3 mins

Mateta spot on to give Palace comeback win

Last April Newcastle brought the thrills against Crystal Palace, putting five past Oliver Glasner’s side at St James’ Park, the victory closed by an Alexander Isak special.

3 mins

Williams strikes to foil Villa and aid Forest’s survival bid

Ona nervy afternoon on the Trent, one of the biggest cheers of the afternoonarrived in the seconds after the final whistle, news over the speakers that Tottenham were still trailing at Sunderland.

3 mins

Cherki inspires stirring win and helps City turn up heat

After a season dominated by long throws, tortured set-piece routines and rigid football, akillerblend of artistry and firepower is threatening to deliver another domestic treble for Manchester City.

3 mins

Welcome to Pep in April - the serial springtime title avenger with Arsenal in his sights

I have a particular set of skills.

3 mins

Mainoo close to signing new United contract, says Carrick

Michael Carrick has indicated Kobbie Mainoo is moving closer to signing a new contract with Manchester United, saying negotiations are “in a good place”.

1 mins

Everything will change if Spurs win, says De Zerbi

Roberto De Zerbi diagnosed a lack of confidence as the root cause of Tottenham’s ills after his first match as manager ended in a 1-0 defeat at Sunderland.

1 mins

Sunny delight Guardiola says title charge is boosted by good weather

A sunny Pep Guardiola said good weather helps his side lift their levels after Manchester City closed the gap on Arsenal at the top of the Premier League with a 3-0 win over Chelsea.

1 mins

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