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We asked you to help to defeat hatred and social division. Your response has been incredible

The Guardian's 2025 charity appeal launched a few weeks ago against a backdrop of creeping nastiness and social division: the return of 1970s-style racist abuse, the demonisation of refugees and the resurgence of far-right marches in Britain’s streets.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Nasa orders first space station evacuation over astronaut health

Nasa has ordered its first medical evacuation from the International Space Station in its 25-year history, after an astronaut in the orbital laboratory fell ill with a \"serious\" but undisclosed issue.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

Stage review Western in the West End teems with Trumpian terror

How do you turn a classic Hollywood western into West End musical fare?

2 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

Jessie Buckley ‘Everyone knows she will go down as one of the best’

Hamnet, Chloé Zhao’s adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s bestselling novel about William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes Hathaway, is a tender meditation on love and grief.

4 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

The 'analogue bag' trend helping to stop millennials scrolling

There's a new it-bag in fashion but this time it is not about a designer label or splashy logo.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

US hiring holds firm despite slow job growth in 2025

Hiring held firm in the US last month, official data showed, amid uncertainty over the strength and direction of the world's largest economy.

1 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

UK right to use 'statecraft' in deciding whether to criticise allies, says attorney general

Nations are right to consider diplomatic relations when deciding whether to “call out” potential breaches of international law, the attorney general has said, after the UK government faced criticism over its reluctance to condemn the US attack on Venezuela.

3 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

UK to spend £200m on preparing troops for Ukraine role

The UK will spend £200m preparing British troops for deployment to Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire with Russia, the defence secretary has announced.

1 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Two old masters in one: optical illusion found to be painting by Rubens

Is it a bald old man with a big bushy beard and a wine-addled stare?

2 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

Money hacks Tax return deadline is looming - here's what to do

The deadline is 31 January, but don’t put it off - try to set aside enough time over the next few days to complete your tax return for the tax year that ran from 6 April 2024 to 5 April 2025.

4 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Richest 1% 'have already used up their share of carbon emissions'

The world's richest 1% have used up their annual fair share of carbon emissions just 10 days into 2026, analysis has found.

1 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

One awards battle after another: film stars gather for Oscars curtain-raiser

Hollywood’s A-list will gather tomorrow for the 83rd Golden Globes ceremony, a night expected to reveal where this year’s Oscars race is heading.

3 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Glencore and Rio Tinto are at it again

Here we go again.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

Stage review Familiar dish of religious repression has delicious new flavour

Who would have thought that, in 2026, comedy would still be called upon to spoof the sexism of the Christian church?

1 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Mescal to do own singing when he plays McCartney in Beatles films

Paul Mescal has revealed he will do his own singing when he plays Paul McCartney in a series of films about The Beatles.

1 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

'Damage is piling up' Have the Dutch forgotten how to cope with snow?

A week-long winter cold snap that would once have been normal in the Netherlands has caused more than 2,000 flight cancellations, chaos on roads and railways, buildings to partially collapse, and a stream of angry cyclists asking why roads seem better gritted than cycle lanes.

3 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Film review An intimate portrait of a trailblazing comedian

Becoming Victoria Wood

1 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

US president claims he has cancelled second wave of attacks on Venezuela

Donald Trump claimed yesterday that he had cancelled a second wave of attacks on Venezuela because it was cooperating with the US on oil infrastructure and had released political prisoners.

3 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

Rebirth of the flare Smart modern form strides into spotlight

Trouser shapes currently sit firmly in two camps - skintight, as with the revival of skinny jeans, or ultra-oversized and baggy.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026
The Guardian

The Guardian

Iran prepares for violent clashes as protests rage

Iran's supreme leader vowed yesterday that authorities would \"not back down\" in the face of a rapidly growing protest movement, setting the stage for an intensified violent crackdown on the second day of a nationwide internet shutdown.

4 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Ministers threaten to ban X over Grok images

Elon Musk's X was yesterday ordered by the UK government to tackle a wave of indecent AI images or face a de facto ban, amid warnings that the platform was no longer a \"safe space\" for women.

3 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

High costs, falling returns The potential downsides to Trump's Venezuela oil grab

Donald Trump has laid claim to billions of dollars' worth of Venezuelan crude this week, which at a stroke has handed the world's biggest consumer of oil up to 50m barrels - but his ambitions are far greater.

3 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Mission to build hope

Why Tory and Labour politicians united

3 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Minneapolis mayor: US officials ‘hiding the facts’ around ICE killing

Officials in Minneapolis yesterday accused federal authorities of \"hiding the facts\" over the killing of a US citizen by an officer with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, and demanded the inclusion of state investigators in the FBI inquiry.

4 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Trump's march into a new age of imperialism

The attack on Venezuela and the seizure of its leader was a shocking enough start to 2026, but it was only the next day, when the smoke had dispersed and Donald Trump was flying home to Washington in triumph, that it became clear that the world had entered a new era.

8 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Russia fires hypersonic missile in huge attack on Ukraine

Russia's military fired its new hypersonic Oreshnik missile at a target in Ukraine during a massive strike early yesterday morning.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Ice storm Goretti hits Normandy with record windspeeds

Germany was last night braced for up to 20cm (8in) of snow after record winds from Storm Goretti cut power to almost 400,000 French homes.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Adieu, George and Amal. You've broken our hearts, but we wish you well (sob)

Some berk has invented “longevity scales”.

4 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

Princess of Wales reflects on nature's power to heal in video post

The power of nature has been a huge theme for the Princess of Wales in the year since her announcement that she was in remission from cancer.

2 min  |

January 10, 2026

The Guardian

'People are afraid' Venezuelans on edge as militias impose curfews

Freddy Guevara will never forget the 34 excruciating days he spent inside Venezuela’s most notorious political prison after being snatched by masked men from President Nicolás Maduro’s intelligence agency: the black hood, the interrogations, the stress positions, the salsa music blasted at him in an attempt to make him crack.

4 min  |

January 10, 2026