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September 22, 2025

Britain's fraught role in the long fight for self-rule

- Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor

No European state has played a longer or more controversial role in handling the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination than the UK. These are some of the key moments for Britain’s involvement.

1914 The world at war

When the first world war began and the Ottoman empire threw in its lot with the central powers, Britain declared Egypt a British protectorate. The following April France, Russia and Great Britain started to make secret plans for the Middle East on the assumption the Ottoman empire would collapse.

The Sykes-Picot deal set out French and British priority interests across the Middle East, including a broad plan for international administration in Palestine.

1917 The Balfour declaration

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Inside Iran Contrasting reactions highlight country’s deep divisions

Clusters of celebration and mourning have broken out across Iran in response to the death of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in an extraordinary public response to the end of nearly four decades of the top cleric's rule.

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3 mins

March 02, 2026

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With scores of its leaders now dead, will the Tehran regime collapse or survive?

Two Irans are in view now. By night, there is the Iran that danced, celebrated and cried tears of joy at the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, hoping it marked the end of clerical rule and isolation from the west.

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3 mins

March 02, 2026

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Welbeck strikes to leave Forest and Pereira in peril

These are concerning times for Vitor Pereira. Nottingham Forest’s fourth permanent manager of this crazy season may be only four matches into his spell in charge but - given the record of the owner, Evangelos Marinakis - his position is already looking most precarious.

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Guardian

'Disgusting and evil' Attack causes dismay in president's Maga base

Donald Trump had come to Fayetteville, near Fort Bragg military base in North Carolina, with a promise.

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Guardian

Tudor accuses Tottenham of lacking 'brain' in Fulham flop

Igor Tudor described the situation Tottenham find themselves in as “amazing” and suggested they have just three major problems as they fight relegation: the attack, the midfield and the defence.

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Guardian

Rehab keeps Lawrence out of England's trip to Rome

Steve Borthwick is expected to be without Ollie Lawrence as he seeks to arrest England’s alarming decline when they face Italy this weekend, with the Bath centre omitted from his 36-man squad last night.

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1 mins

March 02, 2026

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Most women 'unaware menopause can trigger a new mental illness'

Nearly three-quarters of UK women do not know menopause can trigger a new mental illness, polling shows.

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Guardian

Iwobi piles more pain on Spurs as drop fears rise

As each passing week goes by, the threat of relegation becomes more real for Tottenham. The monster not only exists but is getting closer. Fear is beginning to make itself seen in their play.

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3 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Guardian

Middle East rocked by a second day of bombing

Donald Trump said yesterday he was prepared to talk to what was left of the Iranian leadership in the wake of the killing of the country's supreme leader in airstrikes aimed at overthrowing the regime.

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4 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Guardian

Technology: Claude AI used despite Hegseth denunciation

The US military reportedly used Claude, Anthropic's AI model, to inform its attack on Iran despite Donald Trump's decision, announced hours earlier, to sever all ties with the company.

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1 mins

March 02, 2026

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