Iran’s top diplomat expressed optimism, stating that a ‘good chance’ for a diplomatic resolution to the nuclear issue remained
Jamieson Greer also said US won’t pull out of deals with UK, EU and others after court declared Trump tariffs illegalTop US trade negotiator Jamieson Greer insisted on Sunday that US policy on tariffs “hasn’t changed”, two days after the many of ’s tariffs illegal.The ruling issued on Friday by the highest US court was a to the Republican president that a key pillar of his aggressive economic agenda – even as it prompted Trump to a new global tariff using different statutes, albeit temporary.
The Labour Government should out this terrible state of affairs forthwith
Many students remain incarcerated after being taken by security forces during and after the bloody protests in January.
From opposing apartheid in South Africa to supporting Palestinian rights, the US civil rights leader left his mark across the globeWhen called for the Democratic party platform to include Palestinian statehood, the pushback was fierce. “While we had strong support from delegates at the convention, there was still a fear factor that the issue couldn’t be discussed,” recalls , who was deputy manager of Jackson’s presidential campaign. “I was told by the [nominee Michael] Dukakis negotiators, if you even say the P-word, you’ll destroy the Democratic party.”Jackson’s effort did not succeed at the in Atlanta. But 10 Democratic state parties had already passed resolutions in favour of Palestinian self-determination. And as the decades rolled by, more and more progressives came to share Jackson’s stance. Zogby, founder of the Arab American Institute, reflects: “He was way ahead of the base. Even the activists who supported Palestinians did not have the same depth of understanding.”
Letter to Shabana Mahmood describes controls that could block British dual citizens’ entry to UK as ‘unacceptable’The Liberal Democrats have called on the home secretary to “move at speed” to delay the rollout of new border controls that could result in British dual nationals being blocked from entering the country.A letter sent by the party to Shabana Mahmood echoes one sent by the former Conservative cabinet minister David Davis on Friday asking for a grace period to be implemented urgently after one of his constituents living in the Netherlands told how she in a care home in Yorkshire.
The father of a child who was being treated for cancer at the QEUH has told how a cleaner warned him tap water on the boy's ward was not fit for animals.
Tom Harper reportedly made inquiries as recently as last week about Henry Dyer, who has been reporting on rowA lobbyist who examined journalists on behalf of an influential thinktank has now been accused of recently investigating a Guardian reporter.Tom Harper, a senior director at the US public affairs company Apco, was the author of a 58-page report examining the journalists behind a 2023 Sunday Times story about undisclosed donations to Labour Together, the thinktank that was instrumental in Keir Starmer’s Labour leadership victory.
Calls mount for Mountbatten-Windsor to be dropped from royal line of successionPolice searches of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s former home on the Windsor estate continued on Sunday as a government minister did not rule out having a judge-led inquiry into the former prince’s links with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.The education secretary, Bridget Phillipson, representing the government, did not rule out such an inquiry but said it was premature because of the police investigation.
A landmark referral of UEFA and FIFA leaders to the International Criminal Court could set an important legal precedent.
Same-sex relationships are punishable in Cameroon by up to five years in prison
The former Prime Minister has demanded an investigation into the disgraced former Prince's 10-year tenure as a trade envoy in letters sent to various police forces.
Iranian medics and lawyers tell Caspar Barnes and Moha Tahery about the persecution they face from the Islamic regime for helping anti-government protesters during the deadly crackdown
In 2015, just over three years after he became the third supreme leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un resurrected a sordid family tradition, still shrouded in mystery today.
Prince Andrew grins proudly as he clutches 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre's bare waist in a Belgravia mews house. Ghislaine Maxwell, owner of the property, smirks at their side.
Bass, 72, was seen cruising through Los Angeles in a convertible as LA locals voiced their fury at her during the 127th annual Golden Dragon Parade on Saturday.
The former Duke of York was detained by officers on the morning of his 66th birthday during an 8am raid on his house at Wood Farm.
One summer evening, a prominent British businessman opened his laptop and began writing a long email...
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The sons of Shlomi and Orly Alexander, Israeli-born millionaire property developers, the trio were well on their way to carving out fame and fortune as millionaire jet-setting playboys.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor secretly used an official trade mission to help strike a multi-million-pound deal for his business associates to sell oil to China, emails suggest.
Moscow to supply portable weapons designed to destroy cruise missiles as Trump threatens attack on Tehran
The outcry and activism of the 2010s – itself enabled by earlier generations of feminists – brought us to this moment. But if the Trump administration has its way, opposing forces will prevailThis week, for the first time since 1647, a member of the royal family was arrested in the United Kingdom, not over allegations of sexual wrongdoing but for trade-related communications with the supplier of those victims, Jeffrey Epstein, to whom he is supposed to have leaked state secrets. The public outrage in the US about Epstein forced the government to release the files, including emails between Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Epstein now under investigation in the criminal case.The arrestee formerly known as Prince Andrew was accused by Virginia Guiffre with having had sex with her when she was a minor being trafficked by Epstein. He has always denied wrongdoing. Until his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, only his family had held him accountable for his ongoing association with Epstein after Epstein’s 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor for prostitution. “Today our broken hearts have lifted,” Virginia Giuffre’s family stated, “at the news that no one is above the law, not even royalty.”Rebecca Solnit is a Guardian US columnist. She is the author of Orwell’s Roses and the forthcoming The Beginning Comes After the End: Notes on a World of Change
Even if you don't know data brokers, they almost certainly know you. With no nationwide U.S. privacy laws, experts warn there are often minimal safeguards against motivated people exploiting them for ill ends. Io Dodds reports
In the world being ushered in by Trump, power will prevail over cooperation. We will come to rue having taken this pathThe Canadian prime minister, Mark Carney, inspired a wave of enthusiastic nodding among the cosmopolitan crowd gathered in last month when he and proclaimed that the world order underwritten by the United States, which prevailed in the west throughout the postwar era, was over.The organizing principle that emerged from the ashes of the second world war, that interdependence would promote world peace by knitting nations’ interests together in a drive for common security and prosperity, no longer works. The US blew it up.
A Guardian analysis finds the vast majority of people who entered deportation proceedings for the first time from January to August last year had no criminal convictionsA Guardian analysis of government records has found that the vast majority – 77% – of people who entered deportation proceedings for the first time in 2025 had no criminal conviction, exposing a stark gap between the ’s rhetoric and reality.Within days of Donald Trump’s inauguration, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) trotted out a phrase that his surrogates would come to use over and over again: “the worst of the worst.”Fewer than half of the people in the data (40%) had any criminal charge against them, and only 23% had a conviction.Of those who did have a criminal conviction, nearly half were for non-violent traffic and immigration offenses.Traffic offenses alone made up nearly 30% of the convictions, the largest category by far.Some 9% of criminal convictions were for assault, while only 1% were for sexual assault and just 0.5% were for homicide.
Scandal has rocked the Milan fashion scene, with some of its most famous names investigated for supply chains paying workers a pittance to produce £3,000 jackets.
As the US tightens its economic noose over the communist-run island and fuel grows scarce, its inhabitants are being pushed to the edge, scrambling to find food, power and survival.
Bank secures loans to struggling company against its flagship brewery in Scotland
WASHINGTON: As a guilty plea in New York confirms India’s involvement in an assassination attempt on US soil, Pakistan has highlighted Indian-sponsorship of extraterritorial terrorism and threats against dissidents abroad, warning that the Modi government, in the garb of extremist Hindutva ideology has become the leading state sponsor of terrorism.
The interview brought the 'Israel first vs America first' debate to heart of the American right.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on the morning of his 66th birthday on Thursday over suspicions of misconduct in public office.
‘Political pressure’ may have changed police’s ‘exceptional decision’ to bar Israelis from Villa match, say MPs
In a bombshell email, a whistleblower told the Palace that the former Duke had secret financial links to controversial millionaire financier David Rowland, who was abusing his royal links.
David Boies, who represented Virginia Giuffre, said that the decision by the CPS and the Metropolitan Police in 2016 was 'clearly erroneous'.
The politician was 18 when she and her mum were hauled off to a police station for the killing of the man she’d considered an uncle. What happened next would shape her future. She talks Labour’s woes, making mistakes, and why it’s finally time to share her own traumatic story• Naz Shah found it thrilling when she was arrested on suspicion of murder. “I’ll be honest with you, I had fun. It was the most excitement I’d ever had in my flipping life. I’d never been to a police station before. I was 18 and wet behind the ears. I was this really sheltered kid who’d been arrested. And I was like, they’ve got it wrong, so in my head it was all going to be over soon,” the MP for Bradford West says. “They took my clothes and gave me this white suit to wear, and I was saying, ‘Ooh, I look foxy in this, don’t I? Can you imagine taking me on a date in this?’ I was having a right laugh with the police officers. Honestly, I was so naive.”Shah’s beloved “Uncle” Azam had died unexpectedly in April 1992. An autopsy revealed that he had been poisoned with arsenic. Shah and her mother, Zoora, who spoke little English, had cooked the previous night’s supper. They were arrested and taken to different police stations. Shah was released. Zoora admitted that she had made the dessert that contained the arsenic. After a month-long trial, she was convicted of Azam’s murder in December 1993 and sentenced to 20 years in jail.
Mike Huckabee made the controversial comments during an interview with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson.
Iranian leader Ayatollah Khamenei is undoubtedly plotting for a doomsday scenario as President Donald Trump has set a new deadline for nuclear negotiations with the nation.
Violence and unrest comes in hours after the leader of Jalisco New Generation Cartel was killed
Annie Martinez's life changed in an instant in 2018 after she was arrested by ICE at a custody hearing and deported from her home in Kearns, Utah, back to Mexico just ten days later.
Conversations with Alberta secessionist group could be meant to undermine the Canadian leader
Dozens of backbenchers call on PM to launch external probe into allegations surrounding Josh Simons
Students at the Sharif University of Technology in Tehran were seen clashing with pro-government protesters, during a a protest against the regime of Ayatollah Khamenei.
Rights advocate warns that failure to sack Huckabee 'will be read by the world as an endorsement of his views' by Trump.