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January 06, 2026

Maduro says he is 'prisoner of war' and denies all charges in US court

Deposed Venezuelan leader declares he is 'still president' of his country

4 mins

Greenland attack would end Nato, says Denmark

An attack by the United States on a Nato ally would mean the end of the military alliance and “post-second world war security”, Denmark’s leader warned yesterday after Donald Trump threatened again to take over Greenland.

4 mins

Guardian's Hope appeal raises more than £800,000

Donations to the Guardian's Hope appeal have passed the £800,000 mark as generous readers continue to support inspirational grassroots charities that promote tolerance and tackle division, racism and hatred.

2 mins

NHS staff shortages 'causing deaths and disabilities' post-stroke

Thousands of people who have had a stroke are ending up severely disabled or dead because the NHS has too few specialists to treat them quickly enough, senior doctors have said.

3 mins

Ten found guilty of harassment for false and malicious claims Brigitte Macron is a man

A court in Paris found 10 people guilty yesterday of online harassment of the French first lady, Brigitte Macron, by posting or reposting malicious comments on social media claiming falsely that she was a man.

2 mins

Scotland plans extra bank holiday to ease World Cup hangovers

Football fans need not worry about the hangover when they celebrate, or otherwise, into the wee hours after Scotland's first match in the 2026 Fifa World Cup this summer because the day after the 2am fixture looks likely to become a Scottish bank holiday.

1 mins

Colombia Bogotá and Washington ramp up their war of words

Donald Trump and his Colombian counterpart have turned up the volume in their war of words, further raising tensions between the two countries after US forces attacked Venezuela to remove Nicolás Maduro from power.

1 mins

UN Countries line up to condemn 'unacceptable' operation

The US faced widespread condemnation yesterday for its \"crime of aggression\" in Venezuela at an emergency meeting of the UN security council.

2 mins

Thick and thin? Bonds with China put to the test

Hours before his life and the fate of his country was changed dramatically, Venezuela's leader, Nicolás Maduro, was exchanging smiles and handshakes with a Chinese delegation in the presidential palace in Caracas.

2 mins

'We extend an invitation': acting leader changes tone and offers to work with Trump and the US

Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, has offered to work with the US, dialling down the confrontational tone she initially adopted after the capture of the country's dictator Nicolás Maduro.

2 mins

Why dense, heavy crude oil is what refiners crave

Clustered along the US Gulf coast are some of the largest and most complex heavy-oil refineries in the world.

2 mins

Reflagged tanker Sanctioned vessel monitored off Ireland

A hastily reflagged oil tanker 250 miles off the coast of Ireland is under US military surveillance after it evaded capture in the Caribbean Sea in December, changed its name and switched course towards northern Russia.

2 mins

Russia Grudging respect and unease as Moscow weighs up loss of an ally

A surprise raid on the capital in the dead of night, ending with the capture of the country's leader.

3 mins

UK reaction MPs criticise cautious response to US capture of Maduro

MPs have attacked ministers over their refusal to criticise Donald Trump's attack on Venezuela as Keir Starmer attempts to walk a fine line between defending international law and keeping the US president on side.

2 mins

Man fined after dressing as an admiral at Remembrance Sunday event

A man was fined yesterday after he admitted dressing as an admiral without permission at a Remembrance Sunday event.

2 mins

Asylum seekers call on UN to investigate UK detention policy

Eighty asylum seekers detained in preparation for being returned to France under the UK government's controversial \"one in, one out\" scheme have called on UN bodies to investigate their treatment, claiming they have suffered \"fear, humiliation and psychological distress\" at the hands of the Home Office since arriving in the UK in small boats.

2 mins

Adults eat salt equal to 22 bags of crisps a day, research shows

Adults in England eat the same amount of salt every week as that found in 155 bags of crisps, according to analysis by a leading health charity.

1 mins

Duke in court charged with strangling estranged wife

The Duke of Marlborough has appeared in court and indicated not guilty pleas to charges of strangling his estranged wife.

1 mins

Schools and travel disrupted as weather warnings issued

Hundreds of schools have closed and flights have been cancelled in parts of the UK as weather warnings remain in force, with snow bringing disruption.

2 mins

Evangeline Lilly says fall on beach has left her with brain damage

Evangeline Lilly has revealed she has brain damage, months after she suffered a concussion when she fainted on a beach and hit her head on a rock.

1 mins

Reform-led Derbyshire planning maximum 5% increase in council tax

A Reform-led local authority has confirmed it is planning to increase council tax by the maximum amount, despite promises during the local election to reduce taxes.

2 mins

First pill version of revolutionary weight-loss jab launched in US

The first pill version of the drugs that have revolutionised weight loss was launched in the US yesterday by Novo Nordisk at a lower cost than injectable versions, accelerating a price war in the sector.

1 mins

Wellbeing in the arts Creative industry challenges myth of the 'tortured artist'

From Vincent van Gogh to Virginia Woolf, from Nina Simone to Amy Winehouse, the tortured-artist archetype looms large: private torment fuelling public brilliance.

2 mins

MPs underestimate support for green policies, study says

Politicians significantly underestimate the public's support for climate action, according to new research.

1 mins

Grok users target mother of one of Musk's children

The mother of one of Elon Musk's sons has said she felt \"horrified and violated\" after fans of the billionaire used his AI tool, Grok, to create fake sexualised images of her by manipulating real pictures.

3 mins

Ofcom seeks answers from X over sexualised AI images

Degrading images of children and women with their clothes digitally removed by Grok AI continue to be shared on Elon Musk's X despite the platform's commitment to suspend users who generate them.

2 mins

PM could face fresh battles over bill to forge closer ties

Keir Starmer is set to face fresh battles over his EU \"reset\" as the government plans to lay its bill that could hand ministers significant powers to forge closer regulatory ties.

3 mins

Jobs shake-up at Porton Down 'is harming national security science'

A shakeup of the government's defence science powerhouse at Porton Down has severely damaged morale and harmed work on critical science that supports national security, a senior whistleblower has told the Guardian.

3 mins

Sarwar tells UK Labour to 'stay behind their doors'

Keir Starmer and senior ministers have been urged by Scottish Labour to “stay behind their doors” in Whitehall to avoid turning the next Holyrood election into a referendum on UK government failures.

3 mins

Starmer on sycophant alert as he refuses to see, hear or speak evil when it comes to Trump

Let’s face it.

2 mins

‘The injustice drove me’

Campaigner's 60-year fight for abortion rights

2 mins

Stage review Pre-Wicked composer's eccentric quest

Once upon a time, long before Wicked became a stage show and two blockbusters, its composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz wrote this eccentric picaresque musical about the restless son of the Holy Roman emperor Charlemagne.

1 mins

Rourke uses GoFundMe to help him pay $59,000 in rent

Mickey Rourke has turned to fundraisers to pay the $59,000 (£44,000) heallegedly owesin rent, after being sued by his landlord and facing eviction from his Los Angeles home.

1 mins

Chalamet joins Buckley in surging towards the Oscars

Timothée Chalamet and Jessie Buckley have surged into serious contention for the Oscars for their roles in, respectively, Marty Supreme and Hamnet, after picking up the top prizes for acting at the Critics Choice awards on Sunday.

2 mins

All 116 injured in Swiss resort fire identified, say police

All 116 people injured in the fire that tore through a bar in the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana during a New Year's Eve party, killing 40 mostly young partygoers, have been identified, police have said, as the bodies of the first foreign victims were repatriated.

2 mins

Iran tries economic reforms as protests spread across the country

The Iranian government is attempting risky economic reforms as it tries to meet the escalating demands of protesters who are seeking fundamental political change, a clampdown on corruption and an easing of the squeeze on living standards.

3 mins

Zelenskyy forces out spy chief who led daring raids

The spy chief who led Ukraine’s most audacious behind-the-lines operations in its war with Russia has been forced to resign by Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

2 mins

'Global problems need local solutions'

The city mayors driving social change

4 mins

Hypersonic weapons 'part of missile tests in North Korea'

North Korea said yesterday that its missile tests at the weekend had involved hypersonic weapons as the state underscored the need to bolster its nuclear war deterrent.

1 mins

Japan's ‘tuna king’ splashes out record £2.4m for giant bluefin at Tokyo auction

A sushi entrepreneur has paid a record £2.4m for a giant bluefin tuna at a prestigious auction in Tokyo’s main fish market.

1 mins

Trump's drive to politicise military likened to Stalin by top US general

Donald Trump and his defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, are mounting an aggressive push to politicise the top ranks of the US military - a move that smacks of Stalinism and could take years to repair, the former infantry chief who trained troops to invade Iraq has said.

3 mins

Bangladesh pulls out of Twenty20 cricket matches in India as tensions grow

Bangladesh will not play their Twenty20 World Cup matches in India, with the country’s cricket board saying it is concerned for the safety of its players amid growing tensions between the countries.

1 mins

Chinese brands help drive UK new car sales past 2m

The growth in popularity of Chinese brands pushed new car sales in the UK above the 2m mark last year for the first time since 2019, industry figures have shown.

2 mins

High street chains start insolvency proceedings

The jewellery store Claire's and discount department store The Original Factory Shop are on the brink of administration, their owners said yesterday, putting 2,550 jobs at risk.

1 mins

FTSE 100 CEOs paid more than yearly wage of average worker by noon today

The bosses of FTSE 100 companies will have made more money in 2026 before midday today than the average worker will all year, according to figures laying bare the yawning income gap.

1 mins

Don't expect the oil and profits to start flowing from Venezuela

- Trump's sums don't add up

3 mins

Call to give councils power to block new bookmakers

Keir Starmer has been urged to abolish an \"outdated\" rule that limits the power of communities to stop bookmakers and 24-hour slot machine shops opening on high streets.

2 mins

Aldi reports record sales for Christmas as shoppers aimed to cut festive bills

Aldi has reported record Christmas sales as cost-conscious shoppers aimed to cut their festive grocery spending, with 57m transactions in the four weeks to 24 Decemberin the discounter’s UK arm.

1 mins

Borrowing on credit cards rises at fastest annual rate in two years

Credit card borrowing rose at the fastest annual rate for almost two years in November, according to the Bank of England, as households took on debt to finance the rising cost of Christmas.

1 mins

Smith and a shot heard around the cricket world

Wicketkeeper's rash stroke wasted a promising position and sums up the structural failure of this England regime

5 mins

Stokes unlikely to face action after clash with Labuschagne

It was hard to know whether it was a message to Australia or his own bowlers. Ben Stokes signed off from a frustrating second evening in Sydney by swapping words out in the middle with Marnus Labuschagne.

2 mins

Root hits masterful century before England deliver post-Christmas gifts

The Richies were out in force on an eventful second day, an entire block of supporters decked out in either cream, bone, white, off-white, ivory or beige.

3 mins

GB out of United Cup as Raducanu frustrated in defeat

Great Britain fell to a bitter 2-1 loss in their decisive United Cup tie against Greece in the round-robin group stage as Emma Raducanu fought hard to overcome her injury-ravaged preparation for the new season before fading physically in her first match of

1 mins

Managerial catastrophe is another sign of a club in turmoil

Any club confirming the end of an error after eight games owes an apology to their supporters.

3 mins

Nancy fired after 33 days as O'Neill returns to Celtic

Wilfried Nancy's woeful reign as Celtic manager has ended after 33 days - the shortest managerial career in the club's history.

3 mins

United's flawed process meant Amorim was always doomed

Data is a less certain guide when recruiting coaches but it can still provide answers to some fundamental questions

4 mins

Managers constantly face questions. Those with power should do the same

Analysis Will Unwin

2 mins

Fan's view

The clown car ditches another driver too soon

2 mins

Amorim blinded by formations when football's brutal currency remains results

The men in suits behind the scenes believed the coach would adopt an attacking style once he had bedded in

4 mins

A single vision and bring back excitement

Whatever the protestations from Manchester United about the relationship between Ruben Amorim and the higher-ups not collapsing like a house of cards, clearly something was not right.

3 mins

Frozen out - Amorim loses power struggle and is axed after 14 months

United yet to decide whether permanent successor arrives now or in summer, with Glasner among those of interest

3 mins

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