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April 30, 2025

Amazon Attacked in White House Row

The White House accused Amazon of a \"hostile and political act\" after a report said the e-commerce company was planning to inform customers how much Donald Trump's tariffs would cost them as they shopped.

2 mins

Ukrainian journalist died after torture in Russian jail

The exchange took place on a lonely forest road in February.

10+ mins

Trump makes trade deal with UK second-order priority, officials say

Donald Trump has made a trade deal with the UK a second-order priority, sources have told the Guardian, hampering British attempts to meet their mid-May deadline.

3 mins

UK's net zero policy is irrational and doomed to fail, says former PM Blair

Tony Blair has called for ministers to change course on the climate crisis, warning a strategy that limits fossil fuels or calls for lower consumption is \"doomed to fail\".

2 mins

Plans to cope with floods and heatwaves risk 'disaster'

Labour has failed to act on the impact of the climate crisis, putting people, the economy and the environment at increasing risk of disaster, the UK's climate watchdog has warned.

2 mins

Slow news: Cumbria tortoise found a mile from home after 9 months

When Leonardo the tortoise went missing from his home in Cumbria nine months ago, his owners feared the worst.

1 mins

When 'music really mattered': play relives the Britpop showdown of '95

It was the great Britpop showdown in the summer of 1995, billed as a contest between cheeky chaps and lairy lads.

3 mins

Carney promises Trump will not 'break us' after stunning poll comeback

Mark Carney has claimed Donald Trump wanted to \"break us\" after he led Canada's Liberal party to victory in an election upended by threats and aggression from the US president.

3 mins

US relationship is over' Canada faces dramatic reshaping of alliances

In his victory speech early on Tuesday, Mark Carney wasted little time calling for a dramatic reshaping of his government's relationship with the United States, arguing that threats from Donald Trump cast doubt on Canada's ability to be a \"free, sovereign and ambitious\" nation.

3 mins

How a Slice of Luck From Across the Border Took Liberals From Potential Disaster to Victory

Mark Carney, the economist, banker, and politician, has long professed a simple article of faith when navigating through crisis: \"A plan beats no plan.\"

3 mins

Pair filmed 'mindless' felling of Sycamore Gap tree, court is told

Two men filmed themselves using a chainsaw to fell the famous Sycamore Gap tree on Hadrian's Wall in an act of \"mindless criminal damage\", a court heard yesterday.

3 mins

Watchdog bans ads describing coffee pods as 'compostable'

Descriptions of coffee pods as \"compostable eco capsules\" were misleading as they cannot be composted at home, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled.

1 mins

Exercise 'can counter ill-effects of cancer drugs'

Exercise can counter the harmful effects of treatment for cancer, according to the most comprehensive review of its kind.

1 mins

Labour's vow to hire 6,500 new teachers at risk, says watchdog

A government pledge to recruit 6,500 extra teachers in England by the end of this parliament will be difficult to achieve and is likely to fall short of demand, the public spending watchdog has said.

2 mins

Wales launches fund to help 'weatherproof' tourist sites

The landscapes are as spectacular as the welcome is warm in the Welsh valleys, mountain villages and harbour towns, but the weather can be, to put it mildly, unreliable.

1 mins

Recovery of Bayesian superyacht to begin after deadly sinking

Recovery operations to raise the 56-metre British-flagged superyacht Bayesian from the seabed off Sicily, where it sank last summer killing seven people, will begin today, weather permitting, according to the Italian port authorities.

1 mins

'Alive with ideas': Museum of the Year finalists vying for £120,000 prize revealed

Five museums - all \"alive with energy and ideas\" and representing all four countries of the UK - are to compete for the world's largest prize given to a museum.

2 mins

Leeds crossbow attack suspect wrote 'misogynistic' manifesto on Facebook

The suspect in the Leeds crossbow attack wrote a manifesto on Facebook espousing plans for \"terrorism, revenge and misogynistic rage\" that referenced the 2019 massacre in New Zealand, police believe.

2 mins

Frontman of the Alarm, Mike Peters, dies at 66 from blood cancer

Mike Peters, the frontman of the Welsh rock band the Alarm, has died from blood cancer aged 66.

1 mins

Ikea's UK boss backs car-free Oxford Street with new store set to open

The UK boss of Ikea has backed calls to pedestrianise Oxford Street as the world's largest furniture retailer finally opens its delayed store in London's prime shopping destination.

2 mins

M&S Cyber-Attack Linked to Scattered Spider Hacker Group

A major cyber-attack on Marks & Spencer has been linked to a hacking collective known as Scattered Spider, previously thought to have hit MGM Resorts and the US casino operator Caesars.

2 mins

Numerous signs of torture' Final months of Ukrainian journalist held in Russian jails

profile civilians detained since the full-scale invasion. The journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna was captured in the summer of 2023 near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station.

3 mins

MPs Criticise CEO of Justice Watchdog for Working from Home Policies

Senior management at the miscarriage of justice watchdog were told there was a \"hole at the heart\" of the organisation as MPs criticised its working from home policy and asked executives if they felt they were the right people to lead it going forward.

1 mins

Brendan Cox says Kneecap only half apologised for 'kill MPs' call

Brendan Cox, the husband of the murdered MP Jo Cox, has said the Irish rap trio Kneecap have offered only \"half an apology\", after criticism of comments in which they appeared to call for politicians to be killed.

2 mins

Theatre review Ibsen update puts women's rage and wit in the spotlight

My Master Builder Wyndham's theatre, London ★★★★☆☆

2 mins

Runcorn Labour on back foot as festival of Farage gains pace

It's lunchtime on St George's Day and the Royal pub in Runcorn is a festival of flags, fags and Farage.

3 mins

Waste crime Push to crush vehicles used by fly-tippers

Councils will be encouraged to work with police forces to seize and crush vehicles used by fly-tippers in the latest phase of a government policy blitz before tomorrow's local elections.

1 mins

Labour plan for more pylons given boost by report on costs

Labour has vowed to press ahead with its plan to build more pylons across England and Wales, a subject of local political division, as a report found underground electricity cables were more than four times more expensive than overhead lines.

1 mins

KemiKaze can't hide her joy as Canada's Conservatives prove how easy it is to lose elections

As for Labour, Keir Starmer was keeping a low profile - his most effective form of campaigning given his current popularity

3 mins

Art review Domestic replicas bring home the haunting power of memory

Home is where the art is for Do Ho Suh. The Korean conceptualist has spent his career ruminating on and exploring the places we live in, creating ghostly, beautiful facsimiles of the houses and apartments he has called home.

2 mins

Fears for man jailed in Egypt and mother as hunger strikes take toll

The family of the imprisoned British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah say they fear for his health and that of his mother, Laila Soueif, as both continued their hunger strikes to demand his freedom.

2 mins

Bug splat decline suggests fall in the number of flying insects

The long-term decline in flying insects being splattered on cars during a journey is well recognised by older drivers.

1 mins

It's just a book': Casting director defends choices for Brontë roles

Kharmel Cochrane, the casting director of Emerald Fennell's adaptation of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, has defended the choice of Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi for the leading roles.

1 mins

UK's First Trans Judge Plans Legal Challenge in Human Rights Court

Britain's first transgender judge is taking the UK to the European court of human rights over the supreme court's ruling on biological sex.

2 mins

The noose will tighten' Alibaba's Jack Ma implicated in intimidation by China's regime

The Chinese regime enlisted Jack Ma, the billionaire co-founder of Alibaba, in an intimidation campaign to press a businessman to help in the purge of a top official, documents seen by the Guardian suggest.

5 mins

Spain PM launches inquiry into huge power cut, saying no cause ruled out

Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has vowed to \"get to the bottom\" of the huge power cut that hit the Iberian peninsula on Monday.

3 mins

Chaos and confusion Thousands left stranded by blackouts

The ski lift, carrying 16 people, dangled kilometers above the southern Spanish region of Andalusia. As parts of Spain and Portugal were plunged into a blackout on Monday, the lift had come to a halt, leaving people trapped in swaying gondolas.

3 mins

Unexplained Were renewables to blame?

Spain and Portugal suffered the worst blackout in living memory in Europe this week.

3 mins

Israel accused of widespread abuse of detained UN humanitarian staff

The embattled UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, has accused Israel of abusing dozens of its staff in military detention and using some as human shields.

2 mins

Fight back - resist fascism! How left's 'angry woman' fired up young voters with a speech

How left's 'angry woman' fired up young voters with a speech

5 mins

Half of Berlin's dogs illegally kept as owners snub register

Half of pet dogs in Berlin are being kept illegally due to a suspected \"boycott\" of unpopular registration rules introduced after a surge in ownership during the pandemic, figures reveal.

1 mins

Trial of woman accused of death cap mushroom murders begins

The trial of a woman for allegedly murdering her in-laws by serving them a lunch laced with death cap mushrooms has started in Australia.

1 mins

Malta Must Scrap Its 'Golden Passport' Scheme, Court Rules

The European court of justice yesterday ruled that Malta's \"golden passport\" scheme was illegal, meaning its cash-for-citizenship programme must be scrapped.

2 mins

Fall of Saigon Fifty years on, city remembers end of the Vietnam war

The day Saigon fell, Xuan Phuong, a war correspondent, could only hear shouting and commotion. It was 30 April 1975, and helicopters were frantically lifting personnel and civilians from the US embassy.

4 mins

Trump Will Lift Tariffs on Parts to Ease US Car Industry Fears

Donald Trump was set to water down his tariffs yesterday by lifting some duties on foreign automotive parts after he was warned his strategy would increase costs for US car manufacturers by billions of dollars.

1 mins

Adidas warns of price rises in response to trade war

Adidas trainers including the popular Samba and Campus models are very likely to cost more because of Donald Trump's trade war.

1 mins

BP's green energy chief set for exit amid earnings dip

The architect of BP's failed green energy agenda will leave the embattled oil firm within months, it was announced yesterday, as the company continues its retreat from low-carbon investments amid a sharp fall in profits.

2 mins

Boards of companies thinking of listing in the US should know the grass isn't always greener

Donald Trump is doing an excellent job of demonstrating that US stock markets don't always outperform European ones.

3 mins

Power stations holding UK to ransom, says thinktank

Britain's gas power stations should be nationalised to prevent their owners from holding the electricity market to ransom, a thinktank has urged.

1 mins

Bank 'very proud' of its time in charge of failing Thames Water

The investment bank that sold Thames Water after loading it with debt says it is \"very proud\" of its record even though the utility company is fighting for survival.

1 mins

AstraZeneca shifts some drugmaking to US to avoid potential Trump tariffs

AstraZeneca is shifting the production of some medicines sold in the US from Europe to the US, to counter the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs.

2 mins

Dubois scornful of Usyk's 'boring' mind games

Daniel Dubois has warned Oleksandr Usyk that none of the mind games will matter when they step into the ring for their heavyweight title unification contest and suggested the Ukrainian would simply not be able to \"handle the pain\" when they meet at Wembley on 19 July.

3 mins

Decision time for England Who will face Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge?

Test selectors must decide on Ben Stokes' role, whether to stick with Zak Crawley and if the time is right to give Sam Cook his long-awaited chance, writes Ali Martin

4 mins

Sciver-Brunt Promises to Empower as New Captain

Nat Sciver-Brunt has said she will empower her players to be the \"best version of themselves\" after being appointed as the new captain of the England women's team.

1 mins

O'Sullivan opens up lead over Si in quarter-final

Hard competition and enduring happiness are the reasons why snooker's \"Class of 92\" have continued to hold the sport's new generations at bay, according to the seven-times world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan.

2 mins

Dowson fears top flight is 'sleepwalking' towards crisis

The Northampton director of rugby, Phil Dowson, fears the sport is \"sleepwalking\" towards another club going bust and endorsed plans for the Premiership to become a franchised league on the basis it would be more appealing to investors.

2 mins

Fearnley feels force of Dimitrov as power returns in Madrid

Jacob Fearnley has not been a full-time professional player for a full year, yet on an unforgettable Monday afternoon in Madrid, he found himself in a bizarre scenario that many of the best players in the world would struggle with.

3 mins

No criminal charges to be brought over Johnson death

No criminal charges will be brought against an ice hockey player arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after the death of Adam Johnson, with the Crown Prosecution Service deciding there was no realistic chance of a conviction.

1 mins

Beyond Bernabéu How and why Modric invested in Swansea

Ben Fisher explains how Real Madrid's Ballon d'Or winner plans to help the club grow with his breadth of experience, expertise and pulling power

3 mins

McTominay at home in Napoli as he leads title bid

City has embraced Scotland midfielder and not just because of his habit of scoring late decisive goals

4 mins

Raphinha shows Barça value of second chance

The Brazilian has gone from missing man to Ballon d'Or contender thanks to his relentless hunger for goals

4 mins

Dembélé's sharp finish and Donnarumma's saves put PSG in driving seat

The optimistic reading for Mikel Arteta and Arsenal is that it is not over.

3 mins

ITV backs Wright to cast doubt over Aluko's future

ITV has offered strong public backing to Ian Wright in its first public comment since he was criticised by Eni Aluko. Last Wednesday, Aluko said Wright \"should be aware of\" how much punditry work he was doing in women's football and that it was important \"women are not being blocked from having a pathway into broadcasting in the women's game\".

1 mins

ITV backs Wright to cast doubt over Aluko's future

ITV has offered strong public backing to Ian Wright in its first public comment since he was criticised by Eni Aluko.

1 mins

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