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August 16, 2025

Rethink policing of Gaza protests, urges watchdog

The UK's official human rights watchdog has written to the government and police expressing concern over a \"heavy-handed\" approach to Gaza protests and urging clearer guidance for officers in enforcing the law.

3 mins

UK human rights watchdog warns against heavy-handed approach to Gaza protests

Attract disproportionate police attention undermines confidence in our human rights protections.

2 mins

Suspend prosecutions related to Palestine Action, letter urges

Protesters arrested for supporting Palestine Action should not be prosecuted until a legal challenge to a ban on the group has been heard, organisations including Greenpeace and Human Rights Watch have told the attorney general for England and Wales.

2 mins

Iceland Offers £1 Reward to Any Customer Who Spots a Shoplifter

The grocery chain Iceland is offering customers who spot a thief a £1 reward on their loyalty card.

1 mins

I'll drink to that Why Gen Z may be shedding the reputation for clean living

Gen Z have long been hailed as \"generation sensible\" – dozens of articles have charted how they drink less alcohol, exercise more, eat healthier and have ditched nightclubs for book clubs.

3 mins

King Leads VJ Day Commemorations as UK Marks 80th Anniversary of Japan's Surrender

King Charles led VJ Day commemorations in the UK as a national service of remembrance and a two-minute silence marked the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender in the second world war and the end of the six-year-long conflict.

3 mins

Sonic boom as RAF scrambles to intercept civilian plane

People in parts of southern England yesterday reported hearing a sonic boom after RAF fighter jets were sent to intercept a civilian plane.

1 mins

Met urged to scrap facial recognition camera plans for Notting Hill carnival

The Met commissioner should scrap plans to deploy live facial recognition (LFR) at next weekend's Notting Hill carnival because the technology is riven with \"racial bias\" and subject to a legal challenge, 11 civil liberty and anti-racist groups have demanded.

3 mins

Who's who: The aides and power brokers to face off in Alaska

As Vladimir Putin landed in Alaska yesterday for his high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump, he was flanked by some of the most powerful figures in the Kremlin's inner circle – a team of seasoned political operators, financial strategists, and diplomatic enforcers who have helped shape Russia's foreign and economic policy for more than two decades, including old guard loyalists and younger financial power brokers.

3 mins

Ukraine bombs Russian cargo ship in show of force before ceasefire summit

Ukraine says it has conducted a long-range drone attack on a supply ship that it claims was carrying drone components from Iran, striking it at a port north of the Caspian Sea, in a show of force hours before Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met for a summit in Alaska.

3 mins

Sergei Lavrov Minister trolls Ukraine with USSR jumper

In a not-so-subtle act of trolling, Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, arrived in Alaska on the eve of the US-Russia summit wearing a sweatshirt emblazoned with \"CCCP\", the Russian initials for the USSR.

1 mins

North Korea Putin sends letter to thank 'heroic' troops

Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, hailed North Korean troops sent to fight in Ukraine as \"heroic\" in a letter to Kim Jong-un, North Korean state media reported yesterday.

1 mins

Plastic pollution talks collapse after 'obstruction from oil states'

Global talks to create a treaty aimed at ending the scourge of plastic pollution have collapsed, with no deal agreed and no clear path forward.

3 mins

Ministers reboot London's 'stuck schools' scheme to tackle results gap in regions

Ministers plan to turbocharge their school improvement programme to tackle regional inequalities as they aim to export the success of London's high-achieving pupils to England's most struggling schools.

3 mins

And just like that, it's over End of the spinoff follows slow decline of a magical TV favourite

After 27 years, some of TV's most beloved characters have left our screens forever.

3 mins

Consuming like Carrie How Sex and the City shaped the way we shop

Before Sex and the City, the cosmopolitan was just vodka, cranberry juice, Cointreau and lime juice.

3 mins

Advertisers must do more to avoid images of models looking too thin, says ASA

The chief executive of the Advertising Standards Authority has urged advertisers to increase their efforts to avoid using \"irresponsible\" images of unhealthily thin-looking models.

2 mins

Farage calls for PM to appoint Reform peers to House of Lords

Nigel Farage has called for the right to nominate Reform UK supporters to the House of Lords, claiming it would address a \"democratic disparity\".

1 mins

Waterstones says book sales up as young adults snub screens

Times may be tough on the high street, but the bookseller Waterstones is enjoying strong sales as younger adults embrace reading as an escape from their screens and online competition eases.

2 mins

Embryos seen implanting into human uterus for first time

A human embryo being implanted into a uterus has been pictured in real time and in 3D for the first time by a team of scientists.

1 mins

After Lineker 'Chappers' is off the bench as Match of the Day host

He’s spent years sitting on the bench, playing second fiddle to one of England’s best ever strikers. But now that Gary Lineker has hung up his shirt and said farewell to Match of the Day after 26 years, Mark Chapman can finally have his moment.

3 mins

Channel crossings Coastal residents step in to fill gaps in refugee support

Images of Dover and the beaches along the Kent coastline have come to symbolise small boat crossings in the UK, often attracting anti-migrant protests as a result.

3 mins

Suspended Labour councillor cleared of encouraging violent disorder

A suspended Labour councillor who called at an anti-racism rally for far-right activists' throats to be cut has been found not guilty of encouraging violent disorder.

2 mins

Essex protests Council seeks order to shut asylum hotel

A high court judge has been asked to shut down a hotel housing asylum seekers amid concerns about violence and disorder seen at far-right protests at the site.

1 mins

Stage review Audacious testament to a jazz genius

Celebrity biographical dramas are ten a penny but it takes audacity for a performer to emulate the famous person in question. What elevates Miles, a tribute to the jazz legend Miles Davis, is the role of the musician Jay Phelps.

1 mins

Comedy review Prehistoric passions are the new Long game

\"The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born.\"

1 mins

Public urged to stay away from injured dolphin off Dorset coast

The public have been warned to keep away from an injured dolphin that was filmed dancing and playing with swimmers off the coast of Dorset.

1 mins

On the flipside Could Apple make devices exciting again with its first folding phone?

Back in 2005, nothing felt more high-powered and sophisticated than ending a call by snapping shut a clamshell flip phone.

3 mins

Success is guaranteed for Swift's new album - and it is no accident

Taylor Swift's podcast interview this week with her American footballer boyfriend, Travis Kelce, yielded plenty of titbits for fans.

6 mins

Rising star Mahmood seen as hard on crime and possible party leader

Shabana Mahmood knows what it's like to live in an area where crime feels out of control.

5 mins

Labour moves to find Abbott successor after race letter row

Moves to find a successor to Diane Abbott in the parliamentary seat she has represented since 1987 are under way, prompting concern that her fate has been decided before an investigation into her latest suspension has concluded.

2 mins

Fishing, power prayers and a call from Kemi Something: what JD did on his summer holiday

After landing at London Stansted, me and the family had an easy drive with our small security detail of 12 cars to David Lammy's cabin in Kent, England.

2 mins

Shein sales pass £2bn as chancellor urged to tackle 'de minimis' tax rule

Shein, the online fast-fashion retailer founded in China, increased sales in the UK by about a third to more than £2bn last year, overtaking its British rival Boohoo and closing in on Asos.

1 mins

US Woman Criticises UK Police Over Handling of Stalking Case

A travel influencer stalked by a British man who travelled to her Indonesian home and threatened to kidnap her has strongly criticised police over the way her case was handled.

2 mins

Tales of rows, insults and online hostilities in Britain's royal families

I'm not sure I can bring myself to actually read it, but the publication this week of Entitled: the Rise and Fall of the House of York, by Andrew Lownie, promises to enliven a dead patch of summer with — putting Jeffrey Epstein aside — a wealth of petty revelations, a jog back through Prince Andrew's most ridiculous episodes and an opportunity to use the phrase \"the disgraced duke.\" Shall we?

4 mins

TV review A warning of reality shows' demand for extremity

A warning of reality shows' demand for extremity

2 mins

Israeli unit was tasked with falsely linking journalists in Gaza to Hamas, says report

A special unit in Israel's military was tasked with identifying reporters it could smear as undercover Hamas fighters, to target them and to blunt international outrage over the killing of media workers, the Israeli-Palestinian website +972 Magazine has reported.

3 mins

Intimidation tactic' Show of force dismays Washington residents

Washington DC's only Home Depot was busy with contractors and customers early on Thursday - but the Hispanic day labourers who usually wait for work under the car park's sparse trees were nowhere to be found.

3 mins

Palestine Imprisoned leader taunted by rightwing minister

Israel's national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has posted video footage in which he is seen taunting the imprisoned Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti in jail, prompting strong condemnation from Barghouti's family and Palestinian leaders.

1 mins

Bolivia Turns Right: Voters to Reset Dial as Support for Morales' Old Party Slumps

In Plaza Murillo, the heart of Bolivia's political capital, La Paz—and home to the presidential palace, parliament, and the country's main Catholic cathedral—time may be running out for a clock that runs backward.

5 mins

Countdown to extinction: Megadeth say next album will be the last

Call it a symphony for dissolution. The American thrash metal giants Megadeth have announced they are retiring and that their forthcoming album will be their last. They will also embark on a farewell tour in 2026.

1 mins

We're so proud' Irish town celebrates family connection to Gallagher brothers

Migration ripped the heart out of Charlestown: generations of young people took the boat to England and left behind derelict homes and shuttered shops, a hollowing chronicled in a landmark 1968 book, The Death of an Irish Town.

3 mins

Tinderbox Spaniards urged to adapt the landscape to prevent wildfires

The people of Paüls will celebrate the feast of their patron saint, Sant Roc, with a mass today, followed by a communal meal eaten at stone tables, with jota folk dances, and a profound and lingering sense of relief.

5 mins

Israel and Jordan endure 'hellish' record-breaking heat at night

Jordan and Israel have suffered through their hottest nights on record, with nocturnal temperatures in the Levant well above levels that scientists informally label \"hellish\".

2 mins

African Union joins call for more accurate world map

The African Union has backed a campaign to end the use by governments and international organisations of the 16th-century Mercator map of the world in favour of one that more accurately displays Africa's size.

1 mins

Flash floods kill more than 200 people in India and Pakistan

Flash floods have killed more than 200 people and scores of others are missing in India and Pakistan, officials have said.

1 mins

Faster, higher, glitchier The robot games of China

A left hook, a front kick to the chest, a few criss-cross jabs, and the crowd cheers.

3 mins

School meal sample sent for tests as hundreds fall ill in Indonesia

More than 360 people fell ill in the Indonesian town of Sragen in Central Java after consuming school lunches, according to officials, in the largest food poisoning case to hit President Prabowo Subianto's flagship free meals programme to date.

1 mins

'A contrast to chaos' How working with the land is helping ex-prisoners to avoid reoffending

Sue thrusts both hands deep into the rich, dark soil, grabs a fistful and lets it trickle through her fingers.

4 mins

'This glacier is terminally ill' Time running out to learn from ice-dwelling microbes

It felt really scary... like being in the middle of a burning city during a night raid.\"

5 mins

Vienna's living streets The city where anyone can build an urban oasis

In a quiet corner of Vienna's well-to-do 18th district, Jana is explaining how her assembly of wooden decking and planters is bringing a bit of greenery to the area. \"There's not a single tree on this whole street - it's just parking spaces on both sides.\"

3 mins

Britain's Biggest Bailiff Firm Forced to Set Up Refunds Scheme After Overcharging

Britain's biggest bailiff company overcharged people it was pursuing for unpaid debts and has been forced to launch a refunds programme, the Guardian can reveal.

3 mins

It's not a pay issue' Happy workers boost productivity, says peer

It's about how you are being treated and how your employer is developing you in the workplace' Mark Price Founder of WorkL

3 mins

The name's Bond... Oddjob's hatter and King Charles's tailor supply evidence in 007 trademark fight

King Charles's personal shirtmaker. The world's oldest hatters, designer of fitments for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation crown and with fans including Winston Churchill. A luxury sports brand with a \"spy-ready\" ski-suit. Has James Bond assembled a crack team that can take on his latest adversary?

3 mins

Trek savers The apps turning your footsteps into freebies

A walk to work could get you rewards such as cheaper coffee or Amazon discounts. Mabel Banfield-Nwachi tests her earning potential

6 mins

Warm home discount: Why you must check your name is on your energy bill

The government is urging people who qualify for the warm home discount to check they are named on their energy bills so that this winter's price cut can be made automatically.

2 mins

Money Hacks: Blazers to Biros – Get Set for the New School Year

To get your children's uniforms sorted in time, and at a good price, you need to start early – you will avoid long queues and have plenty of choice of style, size and price point.

4 mins

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