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April 17, 2025

Trade Files Reclassified Amid Trump Tariff War

UK officials are tightening security when handling sensitive trade documents to prevent them falling into US hands amid Donald Trump's tariff war, the Guardian can reveal.

4 mins

Legal definition of woman 'is based on biological sex'

Supreme court ruling may have far-reaching impact on trans rights

4 mins

China accuses UK politicians of 'arrogance' in steel dispute

China has accused UK politicians of \"arrogance, ignorance and a twisted mindset\" as it defended British Steel's owner, Jingye, after a barrage of criticism over the narrowly averted shutdown of its blast furnaces.

2 mins

Note revealing Bram Stoker's early thoughts on Dracula sold

He had just unleashed one of the most famed gothic horror books on the world, a blood-curdling classic that has inspired countless authors, filmmakers and video game developers.

1 mins

Time called on Leicester Square's street performers

Tommi has been a living statue for 20 years, endeavouring to stay rooted to the spot amid hailstones, loose dogs and teasing teenagers.

3 mins

Real Issues Now Start New Battle Lines Formed As Judgment Sinks In

For gender-critical campaigners, the supreme court's ruling on the definition of a woman in the Equality Act was a \"huge reset\" that left them feeling \"vindicated and relieved\".

3 mins

Politicians may be breathing a sigh of relief as clear ruling lets them dodge difficult questions

For all the negative stereotypes, many politicians are thoughtful, diligent and caring. But they are also human, and it is their more self-serving instincts that may have caused some to breathe a sigh of relief at the supreme court ruling on gender recognition.

3 mins

Barbara Taylor Bradford's desk and typewriter up for auction

A writing desk, typewriter and pens belonging to Barbara Taylor Bradford are among the items to be auctioned from the estate of the late author.

1 mins

Triple murderer's prison term to be reviewed after MP referral

The jail term given to a man who murdered his mother and two siblings as part of a plan to kill 30 children is to be reviewed after an intervention by an MP who claimed it was unduly lenient.

1 mins

GPs to be paid for deciding not to send patients to hospital

GPs in England will be able to claim £20 for their surgeries each time they decide not to send a patient to hospital under a government scheme to help reduce the NHS waiting list.

2 mins

Ministers Look at Tougher Tree Safeguards After Felling at Sycamore Gap

Ancient and culturally important trees in England could be given legal protections under plans set out in a government-commissioned report.

2 mins

Enfield Oak Council threatens to sue owner of Toby Carvery

Toby Carvery has been threatened with legal action by a council after it felled an ancient oak tree in a park in north London.

2 mins

Members of UK Jewish body criticise Israel's latest action in Gaza

Members of the Board of Deputies, the largest body representing British Jews, say they can no longer \"turn a blind eye\" over the war in Gaza.

1 mins

Lammy met his Israeli counterpart in London, Foreign Office confirms

The UK Foreign Office has confirmed that the foreign secretary, David Lammy, met his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Sa'ar, while Sa'ar was on an unannounced visit to London.

2 mins

Artificial blood vessels may help grow nugget-sized chicken in lab

Researchers are claiming a breakthrough in lab-grown meat after producing nugget-sized chunks of chicken in a device that mimics the blood vessels that make up the circulatory system.

2 mins

Yes, it's light years away. But planet K2-18 b may bring proof of alien life a step closer

A giant planet 124 light years from Earth has yielded the strongest evidence yet that extraterrestrial life may be thriving beyond our solar system, astronomers claim.

3 mins

Labour chairs of key committees call for MPs to be given vote on American deal

The Labour chairs of the foreign and trade committees have called for parliament to have a vote on any UK trade deal with the US.

2 mins

Pharmaceuticals Calls for emergency taskforce to safeguard medicines supply

Ministers are having an \"active conversation\" with UK pharmaceuticals firms about the potential impact of US tariffs, amid calls for an emergency taskforce to make sure the supply of medicines is not disrupted.

3 mins

Global outlook Trump policies will depress growth, says WTO

Donald Trump's tariffs will send international trade into reverse this year, depressing global economic growth, the World Trade Organization has warned.

2 mins

Rare earths US weapons firms likely to face shortage of vital minerals

The US's advanced weapons manufacturers are likely to face a critical shortfall of key rare-earth minerals that they import from China as a consequence of Donald Trump's escalating trade war with Beijing.

2 mins

Thousands of music fans hit by Spotify outage

Tens of thousands of Spotify users around the world were unable to stream music on the app yesterday after it was hit by several hours of technical problems.

1 mins

French tennis player pokes fun at Dart's deodorant jibe

'That's not how I want to carry myself. I have a lot of respect for how Lois competed' Harriet Dart Tennis player

1 mins

School staff say poverty has left pupils 'physically underdeveloped'

A third of school staff have seen \"physical underdevelopment\" in students caused by poverty, with schools in England stretching their budgets to buy basic household items such as cookers, bedding and clothes for pupils whose families are struggling.

1 mins

Duty to report child abuse to get 'Romeo and Juliet' exemption

Teachers will not have to inform on sexually active teenagers under a new legal duty to report child abuse after a \"Romeo and Juliet\" exemption received cross-party support.

2 mins

Lichtenstein works from across four decades go up for sale

Forty works from the private collection of Roy Lichtenstein, one of the world's best known pop artists, will go on sale for the first time at auction next month.

2 mins

China to snub London energy summit amid row over infrastructure projects

China is to snub a major UK summit on energy security next week, the Guardian has learned, amid a growing row over the country's involvement in UK infrastructure projects.

2 mins

Number of homes too hot in summer up 80% in 11 years

The number of British homes overheating in summer has quadrupled to 80% in a decade, according to a study.

2 mins

Court rules doctors in two end-of-life cases can be named

Doctors in two end-of-life cases can be named, the supreme court has ruled, after the parents of two children said they wanted to \"tell their story\".

2 mins

Final chats and online activity of Hackman's wife revealed

The US authorities have released a report detailing some of the last emails, phone calls and internet searches by Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy Arakawa, in the days before her death, indicating that she was scouring for information on flu-like symptoms and breathing techniques.

1 mins

Stage review Drag queen delivers a diva mashup with hella pizzazz

On his last London visit, Salty Brine mashed up the Smiths' album The Queen Is Dead, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and episodes from his own life into a pretty extraordinary show—but not a unique one.

1 mins

UK and France in talks over deal to exchange people seeking asylum

The British and French governments are involved in early talks about a returns agreement that would involve both countries exchanging people seeking asylum.

2 mins

Friends or foes? Farage in two minds in his approach to unions

The Reform UK manifesto last summer was clear: a Nigel Farage-led government would \"make it easier to hire and fire\" workers.

2 mins

Plotter of Manchester bombing 'in Belmarsh' after prison staff attack

The brother of the Manchester Arena bomber is reported to have been moved to the high security Belmarsh prison in south London after an attack on three prison officers.

2 mins

This song is over: the Who fire drummer Zak Starkey

The Who have parted ways with Zak Starkey, the band's drummer since 1996, apparently over a disagreement about his playing at their Royal Albert Hall gig for the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT) last month.

1 mins

Trump escalates attack on Harvard as top universities rally in support

Donald Trump has called Harvard University a \"joke\" that \"teaches hate and stupidity\" and declared that it should no longer receive federal funds, in an escalation of his attacks on the pre-eminent university in the US.

2 mins

Georgia Police use stun gun on protesters at Maga ally's town hall meeting

Police used a stun gun on two people and arrested three attendees overall at a town hall meeting hosted by the Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene on Tuesday.

1 mins

Biden speech Ex-president fears hatchet being taken to social security

Joe Biden has accused Donald Trump and Elon Musk, of \"taking a hatchet\" to the social security administration as they moved to dismantle large swaths of the federal government.

1 mins

Maryland White House rebuked over deported man

A federal judge sharply rebuked the Trump administration and scolded officials on Tuesday for taking no steps to secure the return of a man wrongly deported to a notorious prison in El Salvador, as the US supreme court had ordered last week.

2 mins

Blowing a lead' Trump effect leaves Canada's Conservatives facing defeat

When the Canadian Conservative leader, Pierre Poilievre, emerged from a holding room, excited shouts erupted in a tsunami-like wave throughout the banquet hall.

3 mins

'Keeping people alive' Last working bakery forced to move around war-torn territory

Palestinians witnessed a large white trailer being laboriously towed through the bomb-pitted roads of southern Gaza by a red tractor this month, though it is unclear how many realised it was one of their last humanitarian lifelines in the face of a total Israeli blockade.

2 mins

Aid supplies blockade by Israel to continue as charity says Gaza is becoming 'mass grave'

Israel said it would keep blocking humanitarian aid from entering Gaza yesterday and vowed to force Hamas into releasing the remaining hostages taken in the 7 October attacks.

2 mins

Spain's schools ordered to serve more fruit and fish

All schools in Spain will be legally obliged to serve fruit and vegetables as part of their lunches, and fish at least once a week, under new rules aiming to reduce the amount of fried and fatty food served to children.

1 mins

Irregular crossings into Europe fall 30% but 'at expense of rights'

Irregular crossings at Europe's borders have fallen by 30% in the first quarter of the year compared with the same period last year, a decrease that rights groups partly attributed to EU policies that have emphasised deterrence while seemingly turning a blind eye to the risk of rights abuses.

1 mins

Venice doubles its €5 entrance fee for last-minute day trippers

Venice's entrance fee will resume from tomorrow, with the main novelty this year being that last-minute day trippers will pay double.

2 mins

Romania Ups Estimate of Brown Bear Population

Romania may be home to as many as 13,000 brown bears, almost twice as many as previously thought, the country's forestry research institute has said, as officials promised new laws to allow communities to deal with \"crisis bear situations\".

1 mins

A momentous occasion: Tuvalu celebrates after opening first ATM

Tuvalu, one of the world's most remote nations, has unveiled its first ever ATMs, at the headquarters of the National Bank of Tuvalu in the village of Vaiaku on Funafuti, the country's main island.

1 mins

EY investigated over auditing of Post Office during Horizon IT scandal

EY, one of the \"big four\" accounting firms, is being investigated over how it audited the accounts of the Post Office as the postal branch network wrestled with the Horizon software scandal that resulted in hundreds of post office operators being wrongly convicted.

1 mins

UK firms sue Google for alleged abuse of ad market dominance

Google is being sued for up to £5bn in damages over allegations it shut out rivals in the internet search market and abused this dominance to overcharge British businesses for advertisements.

2 mins

Private equity firm headed by Chinese tycoon to buy coffee pot firm Bialetti

Bialetti, the Italian manufacturer of the famed stove-top moka coffee pot, has struck a deal to sell the business to an investment vehicle owned by a Chinese tycoon.

2 mins

WH Smith's boss says tariffs are likely to bring price cuts, not inflation

Donald Trump's tariff war is more likely to lead to price cuts than inflation for many retailers in the UK, the boss of WH Smith has said.

2 mins

Pressure on Bank to cut interest rates as inflation drops to 2.6%

UK inflation dropped to 2.6% in March, increasing the pressure on Bank of England policymakers to cut interest rates next month as Donald Trump's tariff wars cast an uncertain outlook.

2 mins

Good news on economy may be short-lived amid trade war, bigger bills and broader backdrop

Cooling inflation, resilient wage growth and an economy outperforming expectations.

2 mins

Draw and order Why Stokes must make peace with the grey in cricket's black and white world

\"A tie is like kissing your sister,\" Edward J Erdelatz said to the New York Times in 1954.

4 mins

Hulls KR and FC in rare pole positions for derby showdown

The city rivals' clash is never a tame affair but given what is at stake, their Good Friday meeting could be a cracker

3 mins

Barker to return for Hampshire after drug ban

Hampshire's Keith Barker has said he \"feared for the loss of my career\" during a nine-month wait to learn his punishment for a failed drug test caused by what he described as \"a genuine administrative error\".

1 mins

Field Of Gold sparks Guineas hopes with win

It is 21 years since the winner of Newmarket's Craven Stakes followed up in the 2,000 Guineas over the same course and distance two-and-a-half weeks later, and 34 years since Mystiko took the Free Handicap at the Craven meeting and went on to become the last grey to win the first colts' Classic.

1 mins

Postecoglou 'couldn't care less' about job speculation before crunch clash

Ange Postecoglou has said Tottenham will fight \"tooth and nail\" to salvage their season by reaching the Europa League semi-finals and admitted he \"couldn't care less\" about speculation over his future.

2 mins

Maresca makes his case for Chelsea fans to keep the faith

Enzo Maresca believes Chelsea are going in the \"right direction\", with the manager defending his style of play and asking fans to \"trust the team\".

2 mins

Isak caps cruise past Palace and rockets Newcastle into third

When Eddie Howe fell ill last week and it became clear Newcastle's manager could be absent for some time, the team's captain, Bruno Guimarães, convened an emergency meeting of senior players.

3 mins

Hull City Ladies chair requests relegation amid turmoil at club

The chair of Hull City Ladies, Daniel Johnson, has submitted a request to the Football Association for the club to be relegated from the third tier, the Guardian has learned, amid allegations of mismanagement of the club's finances being made against him by his own players.

1 mins

Va-va-voom: PSG's pulling power on rise after Villa thriller

Luis Enrique's fearlessness sets apart arguably the most watchable team in Europe after years of disappointment

4 mins

Arsenal finish job as Saka shakes off miss and Martinelli adds flourish

When at last the never-ending story reached its final page, there was Bukayo Saka standing at the north end of the Santiago Bernabéu, shrugging a familiar shrug that says: how about that, then?

4 mins

Martínez and Pavard pounce to propel Inter past Bayern

Buffeted by wind and water, Inter ultimately brought the fire.

3 mins

Onana back to face Lyon but Amorim may seek new No 1

Ruben Amorim will reinstate André Onana for Manchester United's Europa League quarter-final second leg against Lyon but admits a new goalkeeper may be signed in the summer because \"every position\" will be evaluated.

1 mins

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