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Police release Mandelson from bail conditions and return his passport
Police have released Peter Mandelson from his bail conditions after deciding he was not a flight risk, the Guardian has learned.
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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Europe Why Spain's PM is fighting a lonely duel with the US
On Wednesday morning, Pedro Sánchez gave a 10-minute televised address with the rather bland title: \"An institutional declaration by the prime minister to assess recent international events.\"
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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Monzo customer complains about banking app's fast food 'shaming'
When does banter become inappropriate and humiliating?
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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'Non-sun sunglasses' bring a cheerful tint to the days of gloom
Despite some parts of the UK suffering 40 straight days of rain this year, sales of sunglasses have not been dampened.
1 min |
March 07, 2026
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Review Women giving the boot to patriarchy
The surge of interest in women’s football continues off the pitch in this play by Stefano Massini, adapted for Sheffield Theatres by Tim Firth.
1 min |
March 07, 2026
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'My body takes over' The boy athlete ripping up the record books
Before Sam Ruthe took to Boston University's famous indoor track in January, the teenager told his father he was aiming to run a mile in 3 minutes and 48 seconds.
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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Engineers from UK fix weapons at secret sites in Ukraine
In an unmarked and undisclosed location in western Ukraine, British and Ukrainian engineers work side by side to fix damaged military hardware, crawling under the chassis of artillery systems and pulling apart the insides of British-donated howitzers.
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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Dance review Sharp, zinging neon paired with riotous clubby excess
Adam Linder won the Place prize, the biggest choreography prize in Britain at the time, in 2008, and then disappeared to Berlin.
1 min |
March 07, 2026
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Trump demands Iran's unconditional surrender
US and Israel launch some of the heaviest bombardments so far, Strikes on Lebanon force more than a million people to flee homes
4 min |
March 07, 2026
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Revealed Britain's newest affordable commuter towns
As the cost of living continues to rise, many homebuyers are searching for value in areas outside traditional commuter towns. In a four-page special report, based on exclusive data from Savills, Anna White reveals the places near London, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh that house hunters should know about. We also offer tips on cutting the cost of your commute
10+ min |
March 07, 2026
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Kristi Noem had assumed that obsequious loyalty to Trump would insulate her. It didn't
Kristi Noem once led a dog to a gravel pit and shot it with the cold precision of a mafia hit.
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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It's been a rough year – so thank you to our politicians for being available for mockery
It’s been a while since I wrote the Saturday diary.
6 min |
March 07, 2026
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Joy of woods Wildlife Trust marks 100th birthday with a return to nature
Where Norton Wood once stood is now a vast field of decaying wheat stubble. The ancient wood was dug up during the second world war.
4 min |
March 07, 2026
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Teenager drowned after dingo attack, Australian coroner finds
A Canadian backpacker died by drowning in Australia after a dingo attack at K'gari, an island off Queensland, a coroner's court has said.
1 min |
March 07, 2026
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Trapped 'If they don't stop Tehran will turn into Gaza'
Sleeplessness, fear and exhaustion have gripped residents of Tehran as successive waves of strikes struck the Iranian capital, judging from messages sent by people in the city after the latest overnight onslaught, which several described as the worst bombardment in six days of war.
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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'We went on and did our job': Lindo on hearing the Bafta N-word
The Sinners star Delroy Lindo has spoken in more detail about the N-word controversy at the Baftas, which resulted in apologies from the BBC and Bafta after a racial slur shouted by the Tourette syndrome activist John Davidson was broadcast on BBC One in the edited highlights of the ceremony.
1 min |
March 07, 2026
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German group beats Daily Mail in £575m deal to buy the Telegraph
Axel Springer, the owner of Politico and Business Insider, is to acquire the Telegraph after tabling a £575m deal that has scuppered a rival bid from the owner of the Daily Mail.
1 min |
March 07, 2026
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'Epic Fury is approved' The story of how Trump went to war
Donald Trump ordered the launch of the war on Iran last Friday afternoon while onboard Air Force One, as the presidential plane made its descent towards Corpus Christi, Texas.
6 min |
March 07, 2026
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Roar of approval V&A show celebrates Schiaparelli’s flair for stealing the spotlight
When Kylie Jenner stood on the marble steps of the Petit Palais in 2023, a fake lion head attached to her off-shoulder dress, even by the standards of the youngest member of the Kardashian clan, the outfit looked a bit much.
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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'Dismal' figures reveal US lost 92,000 jobs last month
The US lost 92,000 jobs last month, an unexpected labour market weakening that undermines Donald Trump's claim to have \"more people working today than ever before\".
1 min |
March 07, 2026
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$700 grocery bills and 21-hour shifts The lives and TikTok reels of celebrity assistants
Victoria Hiegel, the personal assistant to a celebrity client she cannot name because of a nondisclosure agreement, spent 13 February ferrying Valentine's Day cookies across Manhattan.
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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Money hacks Best ways to save on the costs of your commute
For regular rail travellers, season tickets remain one of the biggest cost savers.
4 min |
March 07, 2026
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Sinners and Jordan surge as Oscars race finally enters home straight
Voting for the Oscars closed at 5pm on Thursday, meaning that the months-long campaigns of the favoured films have hung up their spurs: the red carpets have been rolled up, hospitality pavilions shut down and the PR minders have put their feet up until the Oscars ceremony itself takes place.
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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Príncipe Villagers to be paid for protecting ecosystem
At the crumbling colonial farm buildings in Porto Real, agricultural worker Kimilson Lima, 43, has signed the agreement and he's happy.
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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Tory peer to quit Lords after inquiry finds he breached standards over Covid deals
The Conservative peer Peter Gummer has said he will leave the House of Lords after an investigation found he committed five breaches of standards over Covid PPE deals and failing to cooperate with previous inquiries.
3 min |
March 07, 2026
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Okeydokey and pepperoni Is this really our path to a Eurovision win?
What is to be done about Britain's lowly standing in the Eurovision Song Contest?
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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Senator calls for perjury inquiry into fired homeland security chief Noem
Senator Richard Blumenthal said he would open a perjury investigation into the ousted former homeland security secretary Kristi Noem after alleging she had lied to Congress about the hidden influence her senior adviser Corey Lewandowski had over the agency’s contracts.
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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Don't rely on weight-loss jabs to fix obesity crisis, says Whitty
Weight-loss drugs cannot rescue the UK from its deepening obesity crisis and produce unpleasant side-effects for many users, the government’s chief medical adviser has warned.
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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Grocers hit by ‘bacon backlash’ over nitrite concerns
UK supermarkets have been hit by a “bacon backlash” as consumers fear that chemicals used to preserve it increase the risk of cancer.
2 min |
March 07, 2026
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Oil US lets India buy Russian crude to keep supplies flowing
The US is temporarily allowing India to buy Russian oil stuck at sea in an effort to keep supplies flowing and temper further price increases.
2 min |