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April 18, 2026

Rapist convicted after wrong man spent 17 years in prison

Paul Quinn, a father of six, has been found guilty of the 'horrific' 2003 attack for which Andrew Malkinson was wrongfully jailed Page 22

4 mins

Starmer warned he faces 'judgment day' next week

Ex-foreign office official Robbins set to appear before MPs on Tuesday. | PM was kept in dark on Mandelson vetting by two top civil servants.

4 mins

Thank you for your continued support of the Guardian

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2 mins

EU bowed to big US tech on datacentre emissions

Microsoft and other US tech companies successfully lobbied the EU to hide the environmental toll of their datacentres, an investigation has found, with their demands to block a database of green metrics from public view written almost word for word into EU rules.

2 mins

Tech workers in Kenya laid off after Meta ends contract

More than 1,000 low-paid workers in Kenya have been abruptly sacked by an outsourcing firm for the US social media giant Meta in what activists said was a “shocking” move exposing the precariousness of global south tech workers.

1 mins

Owl's that! New research tunes into the hidden world of female birdsong

When we hear birdsong coming from an out-of-sight bough, we’re told it’s most likely to be coming from a male - singing for territory, or belting out tunes to woo a female.

4 mins

Key information withheld from PM by top civil servants

The prime minister was kept in the dark about sensitive information relating to Peter Mandelson's security vetting by two other top civil servants, including the head of the civil service, the Guardian can reveal.

3 mins

Explained How does vetting work? Why might someone fail?

After Keir Starmer announced Peter Mandelson as his pick for ambassador to the United States in December 2024, officials in the Foreign Office contacted him to organise the security vetting clearance process.

3 mins

How ministers reacted to our of revelation vetting failure

When the Guardian revealed Peter Mandelson had failed his vetting checks before being appointed as UK ambassador to Washington, members of Keir Starmer's cabinet, scattered around the world on government business, were caught by the same element of surprise.

6 mins

'It isn't fair' Friends and foes say Robbins was in 'impossible position'

Fiddling with his reading glasses, the then cabinet secretary Sir Chris Wormald, who was sitting next to the most senior service in the foreign office, Sir Olly Robbins, suddenly appeared a little tense.

4 mins

'I can't see how he survives'

Labour MPs expect Starmer to cling on at No 10 - for now

3 mins

The PM would be more believed if he said the dog ate his homework.

He doesn't have a dog

2 mins

ITV's documentary series goes from Seven Up! to Seventy Up!

Up, the long-running and influential documentary series that began with Seven Up! in 1964, will come to an end later this year, with the Senna director Asif Kapadia at the helm.

1 mins

Cruise to fly as Maverick again in Top Gun 3

Tom Cruise is heading to the skies once again with the confirmation of the third film in the Top Gun series.

1 mins

Family of apes

Attenborough goes back to the gorillas half a century on - and it's high drama

3 mins

New electric cars cheaper than petrol vehicles for first time

The price of new battery electric cars has fallen below petrol cars in the UK for the first time, according to Autotrader, in a milestone in Britain's transition away from fossil fuels.

1 mins

Thirst for raw milk comes to Britain, with udder options available

Raw milk has long been popular, as well as controversial, in the US.

1 mins

The two pairs of jeans that have gone viral - one costs £35, the other £800

The jeans are the colour of the Aegean.

3 mins

How likely is the Lebanese ceasefire to hold?

Israel's security cabinet first heard about the ceasefire with Lebanon from a social media post by Donald Trump.

3 mins

Strait of Hormuz 'fully open' as fragile 10-day truce begins in Lebanon

Iran's foreign minister has said the strait of Hormuz is now fully open to commercial vessels, raising hopes for an eventual end to the war in the Middle East and sending oil prices tumbling despite analysts' warnings that there will be no immediate widespread resumption of passage through the vital waterway.

2 mins

Fears of fragile truce put lives in Tehran on hold

Like many in Tehran, Mehdi, 36, an IT professional, had fled the capital in the early days of the war to relatives in the north.

4 mins

'The driving force'

Pakistani field marshal is an unlikely peacemaker

4 mins

Up in the air? Everything you need to know about flying in uncertain times

Is it better to book a foreign holidays now or wait?

4 mins

Fears grow for summer holidays as Europe’s jet fuel supplies run low

Holidaymakers could be in for a difficult summer.

4 mins

London Police search around Israeli embassy after drone claims

Police donned protective clothing yesterday and parts of Kensington Gardens were closed off after a group claimed to have targeted the Israeli embassy in London with drones carrying \"dangerous substances\".

2 mins

Harry and Meghan's trip: was it done for profit or publicity?

In Aussie parlance, Meghan and Prince Harry's whirlwind visit down under was the very definition of a \"Claytons\" tour.

4 mins

Man found guilty of 'horrific' rape for which Andrew Malkinson was jailed for 17 years

A man who evaded justice for more than two decades has been found guilty of the \"horrific\" 2003 rape for which Andrew Malkinson was wrongfully jailed for 17 years.

3 mins

BBC Radio 1 DJ and Live Aid presenter Andy Kershaw dies aged 66

The broadcaster Andy Kershaw, best known for the BBC Radio 1 show he hosted for 15 years, has died aged 66.

1 mins

Unknown Lorca poem he jotted on back of book to be published

A previously unknown verse attributed to Federico García Lorca has been discovered 93 years after the celebrated Spanish poet and playwright is believed to have jotted it on the back of one of his manuscripts.

2 mins

Freida McFadden

Brain doctor unmasked as bestselling author

3 mins

‘People are angry’

Field wide open in battle for control of Birmingham

5 mins

Charity drops Sharon Osbourne over support for far-right rally

The homelessness charity Centrepoint has cut ties with its celebrity ambassador Sharon Osbourne after she expressed support for a far-right rally due to take place in central London next month.

1 mins

Woman stranded in Germany after Home Office admin error

A German woman has been separated from her two-year-old daughter in Edinburgh after a Home Office mistake left her stranded in Dusseldorf this week.

2 mins

'No evidence' immigrants involved in alleged rape, say police

Police whose handling of an alleged tape sparked protests in a town centre in Surrey have said there is no evidence the incident took place as reported or that any immigrants or asylum seekers were involved.

1 mins

Three cases of meningitis in Dorset 'not linked to Kent'

Three cases of meningitis B have been confirmed in the southwest of England, according to the UK Health Security Agency.

1 mins

Optimism in Ukraine as Hungary changes tack

Like many Ukrainians, Oleh Kupchak was delighted when Péter Magyar won Hungary's election last weekend, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year grip on power.

3 mins

EU chiefs hold talks with Magyar in Budapest to unlock funding for Kyiv

EU officials arrived in Budapest yesterday for high-stakes talks aimed at reshaping the bloc's strained relationship with Hungary, weeks before the new government takes office.

3 mins

Hungary looks to Poland as it comes back from the cold after election

Hungarian election winner Péter Magyar is eyeing a special relationship with Poland's prime minister Donald Tusk to draw on the neighbouring country's experience of repairing relations with the EU after years of illiberal rule.

2 mins

‘People are afraid of you': anti-Kremlin video gets 26m views

The Kremlin is grappling with the fallout from a celebrity blogger’s criticism of Russian authorities, as Vladimir Putin’s approval ratings fall.

1 mins

Modi attempt to redraw India's electoral map shot down in parliament

The Indian government yesterday failed to pass a bill to increase female representation in parliament after being accused of using the proposal as a guise to redraw the electoral map.

2 mins

Trudeau's political afterlife

From pop star's boyfriend to celebrity statesman

4 mins

Theatre review Cheadle and Edebiri star vehicle does not quite add up

If one was a theatre student in the early 2000s, there is a good chance one encountered David Auburn’s Pulitzer-winning play, Proof, a work of tidy structure, elegant rhyme and, not for nothing, commercial appeal.

2 mins

Singer arrested after body of teenager found in his car

The R&B singer D4vd has been arrested in connection with the killing of a teenage girl whose severely decomposed body was found in his car, Los Angeles police said on Thursday.

1 mins

'How do I end a call?' Japan's older phone users get to grips with hi-tech handsets

It's not only young people whose gaze is fixed on tiny screens.

3 mins

French widow, 86, flies home from US after ICE detention

An 86-year-old French woman arrested and detained by US immigration agents was released and allowed to return to her home country yesterday.

1 mins

Stranded whale A parable of our dark relationship with these sea giants

For weeks now, a humpback whale has been trying to die.

4 mins

'We can't wait' Venice seeks floods plan B five years after barriers set up

The Arsenale, the colossal shipyard that was the engine of the Venetian Republic’s domination for seven centuries, remains the nucleus of the city’s control over the water.

4 mins

London park to provide oasis for humans and hedgehogs alike

When the Queen Elizabeth II garden opens in Regent’s Park this month, the first people to visit the Royal Parks’ £5m biodiversity project will quickly discover they are not, in fact, the first visitors.

4 mins

War in Iran, rising fuel prices, an attack on the pope and a 'dramatic loss of judgment' from a wounded and reckless president

Are US voters losing faith in Trump?

7 mins

I miss our late dog Herbie terribly. But finally I can entertain getting a puppy

John Crace

2 mins

Issue of the week Viktor Orbán's election defeat in Hungary

Hungary’s election was a choice between the centre right and the authoritarian right.

2 mins

Ken Kesey's hospital tale crackles with political edge

When Randle P McMurphy is thrust into an American psychiatric hospital in the early 1960s, the torpid air begins to crackle.

2 mins

A honey-hued treasure trove of human ingenuity

It’s hard to tear your eyes away from Leigh Bowery’s pink-sequinned codpiece, one of the many sumptuous objects in the cabinet of curiosities that is V&A East Museum, the new museum in London’s Olympic Park.

2 mins

Jude Law pops as Putin but can’t make this dirge sing

Giuliano da Empoli’s smash-hit satirical novel about a Putin spin doctor has been converted into an exasperatingly laborious movie

2 mins

Rude puppets return for a feast of filth

The trigger warning “puppet nudity” does not begin to cover it.

1 mins

Teenage players create compelling musical stories

There’s always more at an NYO concert.

1 mins

Reeves plans to raise electricity generator tax to ease energy bills

Rachel Reeves is poised to raise the government's windfall tax on low-carbon electricity generators to help keep a lid on households' energy bills, the Guardian understands.

1 mins

£3.8m Wrexham grant may not have followed rules for state aid

Wrexham, the football club part-owned by the Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, was given a £3.8m government grant without a contract or a finalised funding assessment in place, raising questions over whether the award was lawful.

2 mins

Desmond to appeal after losing lottery legal battle

The media tycoon Richard Desmond has vowed to appeal after a resounding defeat in his claim for up to £1.3bn in damages from the Gambling Commission over its decision not to award him the 10-year licence to run the national lottery.

1 mins

Budding sector UK vineyards grow in size and skill as wine-making comes of age

Rows of vines stretch across the rolling hills of rural Dorset.

4 mins

'A twilight zone'

Iran war casts shadow as IMF meets in Washington

3 mins

Aid cuts add to economic instability, says David Miliband

Cuts to overseas aid by countries including the US and Britain risk stoking global economic instability amid the humanitarian crisis resulting from the Iran war, David Miliband has said.

2 mins

The maternity and mortgage pain of being self-employed

Having a baby and applying for statutory pay has turned into a financial nightmare for many new mothers, as Laura Potter has discovered

7 mins

Is this the final chapter for £20,000 awards?

A competition for new writers promising a £20,000 prize fund appears to have shut down, leaving -winners and judges, including a Booker prizewinning novelist, out of pocket.

2 mins

'Clicking' and 'squares'

Key street words to put parents on their guard

3 mins

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