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Culture wars' Hard-right group accused on Parthenon marbles claim
The former prime minister Liz Truss and a rightwing lobby group have been accused of stoking culture wars after putting their names to a letter claiming they will take legal action over alleged \"covert\" plans to return the Parthenon marbles to Greece.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Backpacker found safe after 12 days in Western Australia outback
A German backpacker has been found alive after going missing 12 days ago in remote Western Australia bushland.
3 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Music festival axed amid uproar over Kanye West's Hitler song
A Slovakian festival that was due to feature Kanye West has been called off after the uproar over the US rapper's release of a song glorifying Adolf Hitler.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Two residents die after car in police chase crashes into care home
Two elderly women have died after a vehicle being chased by police crashed into their care home in Sunderland.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
No more 'sir' for female officials in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's caretaker government has overturned a longstanding protocol requiring female officials to be addressed as \"sir,\" calling it an \"odd\" relic of the regime of the ousted prime minister, Sheikh Hasina.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
The Texas Way: How Ideology and Big Oil Left State at Mercy of Nature
Greg Abbott, the Republican governor of Texas, has had plenty of consoling words to offer following the flash floods in the Hill Country that have killed more than 120 people, including 27 girls and staff at the stricken Camp Mystic.
4 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Trump Ready to Restart Weapons Shipments to Kyiv via NATO
Donald Trump yesterday appeared poised to deliver weapons to Ukraine by first selling them to NATO allies in a major policy shift amid growing frustration with Vladimir Putin over his stalling negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
3 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Cold comfort: From spaghetti ice-cream to borscht, how Europeans beat the heat
Wimbledon is no stranger to strawberries, but when the Polish tennis star Iga Świątek spoke of her favourite summer dish, it was far from the classic fruit and cream combination. \"Pasta, strawberries, a little bit of yoghurt,\" she told her seemingly perplexed on-court interviewer, the former British player Annabel Croft, who could only respond: \"How strange!\" Among watching Poles, however, there was no such bafflement. The beloved meal is reminiscent of long, hot childhood summers.
3 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
North Korean defector sues Kim over torture in detention facilities
A North Korean defector has filed a lawsuit against Kim Jong-un in a South Korean court, alleging torture and sexual violence in the regime's detention facilities.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Money hacks Get in gear to drive from the UK to mainland Europe
If you are driving your own car to mainland Europe this year, there are plenty of things to think about in addition to how you are going to fit all your stuff in the vehicle.
4 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Chancellor Puts on Hold Plan to Cut Maximum Cash Isa Saving
Rachel Reeves has put on hold plans to reduce the amount savers can put into tax-efficient cash Isas, after lobbying from banks, building societies and consumer groups.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Archbishop of York urges Anglicans to fight on against assisted dying bill
Anglicans should work to \"withstand and even turn back\" the forces of public opinion \"that risk making assisted dying a reality in our national life\", the archbishop of York has said.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
He loves to help people' How Alcaraz captured the hearts of Wimbledon fans
'He loves to help people'
3 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
A Jab in the Dark: Growth in 'Microdosing' of Weight-Loss Drugs – But Does It Work?
A slim woman standing in a kitchen injects herself in the abdomen. Another jogs. A third kneels on a yoga mat drinking water. The shots are intercut with a doctor telling the viewer: \"Usually it's for people who don't actually have that much to lose. It's a bit of a gentler way to get to your target weight.\"
4 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Can-can dancers kick off party as sails turn again at Moulin Rouge
The sails of the red windmill on top of the Moulin Rouge, the most celebrated cabaret in Paris, are turning again, restoring the home of French can-can to its full glory more than a year after they fell to the ground.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Three fails to connect
O2 blocked phone order and closed my account I placed an order for a new phone with O2, with which I have had an account since 2003.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Ian Blair, former Met police commissioner, dies aged 72
Sir Ian Blair, the former Metropolitan police commissioner, has died aged 72.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
It's 12ft tall, feathery and been extinct for 600 years: can the giant moa live again?
Standing at around three and a half metres (12ft) high, the giant moa is the tallest bird known to have walked on Earth.
3 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Scientists fear stable Patagonian glacier is in 'irreversible' retreat
One of the few stable glaciers in a heating world, Perito Moreno glacier in Santa Cruz province, Argentina, is undergoing possibly irreversible retreat, say scientists.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Migrants Charities Call for Clarity on Return Deal with France
Keir Starmer's migrant return deal was under scrutiny yesterday after charities called for more clarity on how people would be selected for deportation and the European Union said it was still assessing the agreement.
3 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
'Wherever they are is a cemetery' Environmental group in Colombia battles against discarded nets
After a day of scuba diving, Luis Antonio \"Toño\" Lloreda was exhausted. Then a friend brought urgent news. \"Toño, man, there's a whale caught in a net out there.\"
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Supersize me Recreating Pret a Manger's new mega salad at home
This week Pret a Manger sparked uproar when it launched a range of supersize salads.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Raynor Winn's next book put on hold after Salt Path row
Penguin Michael Joseph, the publisher of The Salt Path, is delaying Raynor Winn's next book, after doubt was cast over the truth of her 2018 memoir.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Health warnings England hit by summer's third heatwave
Amber heat health alerts have been issued across parts of England and hosepipe bans imposed as the third heatwave of the summer takes hold.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Heat alarm Spectators pass out as sun blasts tournament
Wimbledon has told fans to take time out of the sun after a number required medical help on Centre Court amid sweltering conditions.
1 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Anger at BBC outsourcing plans that could put thousands of UK jobs at risk
A significant outsourcing drive could put thousands of BBC jobs at risk as the broadcaster desperately searches for savings, the Guardian understands.
3 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Birmingham council faces legal action over closure of day centres
Legal action is being taken over the role of commissioners in Birmingham who were sent to oversee the beleaguered council, after they blocked scrutiny of a controversial decision to close adult day centres.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
'No free pass': charities say Wallace's claims are harmful for autistic people
The UK's leading autism charity has said it is important not to generalise about the condition in the wake of comments made by Gregg Wallace in which he appeared to link allegations of misconduct made against him to his own diagnosis.
2 min |
July 12, 2025
The Guardian
Root closes in on century as watchful England dig in
Unbeaten 99 settles hosts after Kumar Reddy dismisses both openers in bright India start
4 min |
July 11, 2025
The Guardian
A Silent History: Battle to Tell the Truth and Honor Srebrenica's Dead
Three decades after genocide was committed in the middle of Europe, memories in the rest of the world are beginning to fade, helped along by a relentless effort by the perpetrators and their allies to cover up evidence.
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