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The Guardian is a British daily newspaper. It was founded in 1821 as The Manchester Guardian, and changed its name in 1959. Along with its sister papers The Observer and The Guardian Weekly, The Guardian is part of the Guardian Media Group, owned by the Scott Trust.

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Steve's Palestine Views

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Kevin Rademeyer Media

Discover my portfolio of articles, interviews, diaries and media appearances as a freelance journalist/correspondent. Strong focus on sport, entertainment and travel. Follow along on Instagram at @presciencemedia, or via X …

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Georgina Wilson-Powell

Hello there. I'm Georgina, the founder of pebble magazine, eco expert, author and speaker focusing all of my energies on making sustainable living more approachable, interesting and stylish.While pebble is …

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Elle Warren | Writer

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Maida Pineda

I am a food and travel writer of over 25 years and author of two books. Writing is my calling. I promised to go where my writing takes me. And …

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Georgia Aspinall

Hi, i'm Georgia, a journalist from Liverpool with a penchant for ranting about women's rights. Right now, i'm working as Acting Assistant Editor for Grazia UK. In between political takes …

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Latest Articles

Bristol student missed boarding Air India flight due to traffic

A student who was booked on the Air India flight to London Gatwick that crashed on Thursday missed boarding the plane by 10 minutes due to traffic.Bhoomi Chauhan, a Bristol-based business administration student, was on holiday in western India and had booked to travel home on flight AI171.However, the 28-year-old …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

Mayor says Los Angeles being used as a ‘test case’ by federal government – as it happened

Karen Bass says Los Angeles being used as a 'test case' and 'an experiment'. Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass has accused the federal government of using her city as a “test case” for the federal government taking over from local and state authorities and said the intervention was completely unwarranted. …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

Gaza aid boat activists to be shown 7 October attacks footage, says Israeli defence minister – as it happened

Israel's defence minister says Madleen passengers will be shown video of 7 October attacks. Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, has congratulated the Israeli army on the “quick and safe takeover” of the Madleen, the Gaza-bound aid vessel. Confirming that the passengers onboard – including climate activist Greta Thunberg and French …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

Desperate Palestinians block and offload Gaza food trucks – Middle East crisis live

Israel threatens Hamas with ’annihilation’ as Trump says Gaza ceasefire 'very close'. Israel has said Hamas must accept a hostage deal in Gaza or “be annihilated”, as Donald Trump announced that a ceasefire agreement was “very close”. It comes amid dire conditions on the ground, with the United Nations warning …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

Hamas denies rejecting US-led Gaza deal as Israel confirms it killed Mohammed Sinwar – as it happened

Hamas said it has submitted its response on a ceasefire proposal presented by Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, to mediators. The Palestinian group said in a statement that under the deal, it will release 10 living hostages and 18 bodies in return for Israel’s release of a number …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

Gary Younge on being pigeonholed as a black journalist

“We have people who can write about this,” the journalist Gary Younge remembers an editor once telling him about a column he had written on Bosnia. “Can you add an ethnic sensibility to this?”For Younge, being one of the few black columnists in the British press has not been easy; …
By Courtney Yusuf
• The Guardian

From president to fugitive: in the jungle hideout of Evo Morales

Deep in the jungle region of Chapare, Bolivia’s coca country, the former president and socialist icon Evo Morales is holed up in a compound surrounded by supporters armed with sticks and homemade shields.“It was like I was in a movie set, but like a low-budget movie set of a Bolivian …
By Courtney Yusuf
• The Guardian

Less than 1% of UK biosecurity budget goes on tackling invasive species, figures show

Less than 1% of the government’s biosecurity budget goes on tackling invasive species, despite the danger they pose to British wildlife, figures suggest.Conservationists warned the funding to address non-native plants and animals was failing to match the risk they posed to “cherished” native species, from water voles to ladybirds, as …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

Second man arrested in connection with death of man on UK cruise ship

A second man has been arrested in connection with the death of a 60-year-old man onboard a cruise ship.James Messham, from Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, died after an “altercation” on the MSC Virtuosa as it was in British waters on Saturday 3 May during a short trip to Belgium.A 57-year-old man …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

The heroic Guardian reporter who documented the rise of the Nazis

Frederick Augustus Voigt was the Manchester Guardian’s Berlin correspondent between 1920 and 1932.In this episode, two fellow former Berlin correspondents, Helen Pidd and Philip Oltermann, discuss Voigt’s incredible reporting on the rise of Nazi Germany.“I think he saw that it was important not to give the Nazis the ‘both sides’ …
By Courtney Yusuf
• The Guardian

Championship final day: Farke proud of champions Leeds but Luton face ‘painful’ relegation

Daniel Farke described Leeds’s Championship title triumph as “a proud day and an emotionally moving day”. At the other end of the table, Luton suffered a second successive relegation after a 5-3 loss at West Brom.As the Leeds players and fan...
By Kevin Rademeyer Media
• The Guardian

Unison chief tells staff at Reform-controlled councils to join union

The head of the UK’s biggest union has urged staff at Reform UK-controlled councils to sign up after Nigel Farage warned workers to seek “alternative careers”.Farage said during a speech on Friday that he would advise council staff working on diversity or climate change initiatives to seek “alternative careers very, …
By Joe Coughlan
• The Guardian

What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in April

Even though it came out only last year, I was so impressed with Álvaro Enrigue’s You Dreamed of Empires that I am on my second reread. As all around me institutions fall and norms fail, I feel the moment requires audacious re-imaginings of history or possibilities of thought, and on …
By Sinéad Campbell
• The Guardian

‘They disappear them’: families of the detained see grim echo of Latin American dictatorships in Trump’s US

Neiyerver Rengel’s captors came one sunny spring morning, lurking outside the apartment he shared with his girlfriend and pouncing as soon as he emerged.The three government agents announced the young Venezuelan man had “charges to answer” and was being detained.“Everything’s going to be OK,” the man’s girlfriend, Richely Alejandra Uzcátegui …
By Clavel Rangel
• The Guardian