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August 04, 2025

Channel 4 film sparks move to ban 'barely legal' porn

A new pornography taskforce will propose legislation aimed at banning a type of \"barely legal\" content produced by the porn star Bonnie Blue, the Guardian has learned.

3 mins

Plastics crisis poses 'grave and growing' health risk

Plastics are a \"grave, growing and under-recognised danger\" to human and planetary health, an expert review has warned.

2 mins

Millions in line for payouts over car finance mis-selling scandal

FCA proposes redress plan, but victims may get less than £950 each

4 mins

Inspection rethink revealed - but it's cosmetic, say heads

Proposals for overhauling school inspections have been criticised as cosmetic and vague by school leaders and Department for Education officials, just days before approval by Ofsted's management.

3 mins

BBC Launches Investigation Into Alleged Cocaine Use on Strictly

The BBC has launched an investigation into alleged cocaine use by two stars of Strictly Come Dancing.

2 mins

I don't need to get married in church': meet the UK's first female and out gay archbishop

The new archbishop of Wales, Cherry Vann, has spoken of how she kept her sexuality secret for decades as part of her struggle to be accepted as a female minister.

3 mins

Yorkshire Water boss paid extra £1.3m via offshore parent firm, investigation reveals

The boss of Yorkshire Water, one of Britain's biggest water suppliers, has received £1.3m in previously undisclosed extra pay since 2023 via an offshore parent company, the Guardian can reveal.

2 mins

Met Office warns of danger to life as Storm Floris flies in

High winds could pose a danger to life across parts of Britain today, the Met Office warned, as it upgraded the threat rating of Storm Floris from yellow to amber for Scotland.

1 mins

We're watching you: academics of China studies tell of pressure and harassment

Academics and students of Chinese studies in Britain are subject to harassment, surveillance and pressure to self-censor so as not to disrupt funding, a survey of universities by a transparency group has concluded.

2 mins

Six More Die From Hunger in Gaza as Dozens Are Killed Seeking Food

At least 27 people were killed by Israeli forces while trying to get food and six others died from starvation or malnutrition in Gaza yesterday, Palestinian officials said, amid a regional outcry over an Israeli minister's visit to Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site.

2 mins

'Buried alive' Israeli hostage family says he is being starved for propaganda

The family of an Israeli hostage held in Gaza have said Hamas is starving him after the release of a video in which he appeared emaciated.

3 mins

'Pattern of Impunity' Israeli Military Fails to Find Fault in 88% of Alleged Abuse Cases

Nearly nine out of 10 Israeli military investigations into allegations of war crimes or abuses by its soldiers since the start of the war in Gaza have been closed without finding fault or have been left without resolution, according to a conflict monitor.

2 mins

Urgent care UK to evacuate injured children from Gaza

The UK government will evacuate seriously ill and injured children from Gaza to the UK for NHS treatment under a scheme to be announced within weeks.

2 mins

Oasis 'shocked and saddened' by fan's death at Wembley concert

Oasis said they were \"shocked and saddened\" after a man fell to his death at Wembley Stadium during the band's Saturday concert.

1 mins

BMA rejects data showing most resident doctors chose not to strike

The doctors' union has rejected NHS figures showing less than a third of resident doctors joined strike action in England last week and that 93% of operations and procedures went ahead as planned.

2 mins

Euston calling Tycoon's trove of rail history

In a concrete warehouse on an industrial estate outside Margate in Kent, a 22-metre-wide screen flickers, day and night, telling the times of rail services from London to Manchester Piccadilly, Glasgow Central and Tring.

2 mins

Cyber-attack has put legal aid on brink of collapse, lawyers say

Lawyers have said a cyber-attack on the Legal Aid Agency has pushed the sector into chaos, with barristers unpaid, cases turned away and fears that a growing number of firms could desert legal aid work altogether.

2 mins

Rewilding group seeks views on returning white storks to London

An urban rewilding group is seeking the public's views on the potential return of white storks to London, as part of a project to see if the birds could make a home in the capital.

1 mins

MP tells of abuse at 16 by then head of National Youth Theatre

The MP Chris Bryant has said he was sexually abused as a teenager by the head of the National Youth Theatre, Michael Croft.

2 mins

Still no justice: family's anger at Healey over 2012 murder

The niece of a Kenyan woman who was murdered more than a decade ago, allegedly by a British soldier, says her family believe the defence secretary \"made a promise for his political gain\" when he met them in April.

3 mins

Extra £100m to prevent small boat crossings as asylum protests spread

Ministers will spend an extra £100m on measures to deter Channel crossings, including on the planned \"one in, one out\" returns agreement with France, the Home Office has said.

3 mins

'Overreach' UK and US right claim rules stifle freedom of speech

The Online Safety Act has been highly anticipated. Amid mounting concerns about the ease of accessing harmful content online, rules were drawn up to force social platforms to protect children from posts and videos that incite hatred or encourage suicide, self-harm or eating disorders - which finally came into force last month.

4 mins

Online Safety: Fears Over Law's Effect on Palestinian Content

The Online Safety Act, together with the proscription of Palestine Action, could result in platforms censoring Palestinian-related content, human rights organisations have warned.

1 mins

Stage review

A ritual, dark but deeply sentimental

1 mins

Stage review Dazzling lecture about science with a feminist slant

Here are known knowns, there are known unknowns and there is Emma Howlett's play, a smart feminist take on the mysteries of the physical universe and the eternal limits of science.

1 mins

Memoirs reveal view of 1600s by 'northern female' rival to Pepys

She was a 17th-century Yorkshire woman whose memoirs combined commentaries on major political events with local and personal details of her life.

2 mins

Game of the name Deciding what to call a new political party may decide its fate

What's in a name? Potentially a lot, if you are launching a movement with ambitions \"to shape something truly transformative\" in British politics.

2 mins

British Man Dies After Falling Ill at Hair Transplant Clinic in Turkey

A 38-year-old British man who travelled to Turkey to undergo a hair transplant operation has died.

1 mins

Welsh roads 20mph limit adds just two minutes to trips but row goes on

A few weeks ago, two groups of protesters gathered on the steps of the Senedd in Cardiff Bay. One demonstration was against the war in Gaza, the other against the Welsh government's default 20mph speed limit in urban areas.

1 mins

Harry Denies Bloodying Andrew's Nose at Royal Family Gathering in 2013

Prince Harry has denied that he gave Prince Andrew \"a bloody nose\" during a fight at a royal family gathering in 2013.

2 mins

Lucky break Sea chase that netted Border Force an £18m catch of the day

To the surfers and dog walkers on the Cornish beach it must have looked like a scene from a thriller. An ocean chase ending with two boats crunching aground on the sand, a stumbling attempt by three men to escape into the dunes, dramatic arrests and the discovery of millions of pounds' worth of cocaine.

3 mins

Police Want Public To Spot Gangs Using 'Mother Ships' For Coastal Drug Drops

Law enforcement agencies have urged people in coastal communities to help them catch drug gangs that are using ever more imaginative methods to bring vast quantities of cocaine into Britain.

2 mins

Million Young Catholics Camp Out to Hear Pope's Jubilee Mass

More than a million young people gathered to see Pope Leo XIV say mass in Rome yesterday, the culmination of a pilgrimage that has drawn Catholics from across the world.

2 mins

It's a sign Kharkiv is alive'

The city of Kharkiv, just 18 miles from the Russian border, is a paradoxical mix of tended-to and broken.

5 mins

Ukrainian attack sparks fire at Russian oil depot as pair trade strikes in deadly week

An overnight Ukrainian drone attack on an oil depot near the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi ignited a raging fire, as the two countries traded strikes at the end of one of the deadliest weeks in Ukraine in recent months.

3 mins

Senate backs president's choice of former Fox host as prosecutor

The US Senate has confirmed Jeanine Pirro - a former Fox News host and staunch Donald Trump ally who boosted lies that he lost the 2020 presidential race because of electoral fraud - as the top federal prosecutor for the nation's capital.

1 mins

'My uncle knew the Unabomber.' What makes Trump say such strange things?

Donald Trump's bizarre public behavior - which this month has included him claiming, wrongly, that his uncle knew the Unabomber, and ranting unprompted about windmills on his recent trip to the UK - have once again raised questions about the president's mental acuity.

3 mins

Choir 'truly happy' their song used to drown out AfD leader

It was while Alice Weidel was being interviewed on the terrace of a parliament building overlooking the River Spree in Berlin that members of the Corner Chor's mobile phones began to ping with alerts as their song in protest at her far-right party, Scheiß AfD Jodler (Shit AfD Yodellers), blasted out from a 100,000-watt sound system on the other bank.

2 mins

Friendship at 4,000 metres The refugees finding peace in Swiss Alps

The refugees finding peace in Swiss Alps

3 mins

Home run Cubans seek a better life with softball in Brazil

If he had been able to choose, Roberto Hernandez Tello, 59, would have gone to the United States last May, when he left Cuba in search of a better life. But because of Donald Trump's anti-immigration policies, he ended up in Curitiba, in southern Brazil, 3,940 miles from his native Camagüey.

2 mins

Green energy deals in decline as households opt for lower prices

The number of green energy tariffs available to British households has plummeted during the cost of living crisis as bill payers choose affordability over sustainability, according to industry data.

1 mins

Bank Predicted to Cut Interest Rates Amid US Tariff Concerns

Bank of England policymakers are widely expected to cut interest rates this week to prevent the economy sliding backwards amid rising unemployment and the hit to global trade from Donald Trump's fresh round of import tariffs.

1 mins

Right-to-buy policy 'has cost taxpayer £194bn since 1980'

Margaret Thatcher's right-to-buy scheme has cost taxpayers almost £200bn, according to a report into the policy's contribution to Britain's housing crisis.

2 mins

Trump's Tariffs: US Economy Remains Surprisingly Resilient, at Least for Now

Chaotic and unpredictable, keeping up with Donald Trump's volatile trade war – never mind his presidency – can be tough.

3 mins

High street banks lose out on £100bn as savers shift to online rivals

High street banks across Britain have lost the equivalent of £100bn in savings as more customers turned from traditional lenders to online banks and building societies, figures show.

1 mins

The AI Gold Rush: Investment Rockets as Tech Firms Race to Outspend Each Other

Investment rockets as tech firms race to outspend each other

3 mins

Watching the Test at Harpenden, a breeding ground for modern Lions

The local boarding school has helped the commuter town in Hertfordshire become a hotbed of rugby

4 mins

Celtic Leave It Late While Hibs Add to Pressley's Woes at Dundee

Luke McCowan's deflected strike earned Celtic a 1-0 victory in their Premiership opener after St Mirren had frustrated the champions for 87 minutes at Parkhead.

2 mins

Securing the legacy We owe it to Lionesses to invest in women's football and realise its potential

The Lionesses are simply the most successful England football team in history, winning back-to-back European Championships and becoming the first England senior team to win a major tournament on foreign soil.

3 mins

Hull's major wait goes on as she pushes Yamashita all the way

Charley Hull is due high praise for at least making this interesting. It may be of little consolation to the English golfer as her wait for a maiden major win goes on but Hull's surge was the only thing that ever looked like halting Miyu Yamashita's Porthcawl procession.

3 mins

Ferrand-Prévot wins Tour for moment of history

Pauline Ferrand-Prévot confirmed an exuberant overall win in the Tour de France Femmes in style, with her second mountain-stage win in Châtel Les Portes du Soleil.

3 mins

'Vibrant' Asher-Smith surges to 200m success

Major training changes pay off for sprinter while Zharnel Hughes wins men's race

3 mins

Magic moments dotted Lions' triumphant tour but without consistency they miss legend status

Andy Farrell's team deserve their place in history for a 2-1 series win, but leave Australia with some nagging regrets

4 mins

Future tours not under threat from breakaway league, says Lions chief

Farrell in pole position to stay as coach for New Zealand series in 2029 hints Calveley

4 mins

Aki reveals wife gave birth in car on same day as first Test

Centre looking forward to seeing daughter after partner had child in New Zealand

2 mins

Norris edges duel with Piastri to close on teammate's title run

As a finale to the first half of the season, Formula One could not have asked for a better send-off than the Hungarian Grand Prix, a race which sets up the championship run-in after the forthcoming summer break to perfection.

3 mins

'It went too far' McLaren chief believes F1 in healthier place without Horner

McLaren chief believes F1 in healthier place without Horner

1 mins

Siraj blooper sums up memorable series

Twists and turns between England and India have made this summer an unexpected classic

3 mins

Brook's hoodlum hundred deserves to sit in its own brilliant square of light

Victory for England would probably nudge his innings up as the greatest of the modern age on this ground

4 mins

He's All In: Root Confirms Injured Woakes Will Step Up To Bat If Required

Chris Woakes is poised to slip his left arm out of its sling and return to action just four days after a serious shoulder injury as England, with four wickets in hand, seek the 35 runs required to seal the final Test against India and with it the series.

2 mins

Downbeat Hamilton puts future in doubt

Lewis Hamilton delivered a remarkably downbeat response, prompting questions about his future in Formula One, after he managed only 12th place in the Hungarian Grand Prix, won by McLaren's Lando Norris, the former world champion suggesting he was in no little turmoil and that he would \"hopefully\" return when F1 resumes after the summer break.

1 mins

Ultimate cliffhanger England need 35 runs with everything still on the line

First came bad light, then a burst of rain, and with it the penultimate day of this epic Test series ended with the ultimate cliffhanger overnight.

3 mins

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