24 m. ago Wilfried Nancy has three non negotiables for Celtic as next boss frontrunner retains unshakeable stance

The Frenchman is the leading candidate despite the club confirming Martin O'Neill will remain in interim charge

Politics

72 m. ago Trump rolls out FIFA ‘PASS’ to give priority visas to 2026 US World Cup visitors

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says World Cup ticket holders will get priority appointments but undergo the same vetting as other visa applicants

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86 m. ago What is asylum metering? Supreme Court to review immigration policy axed in 2021

President Joe Biden formally rescinded the use of metering in 2021

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1 hour ago The Scotland dream Andy Robertson dares not entertain just yet as big game Liverpool rules apply

Robertson has won the Premier League and Champions League but this one is different for the boy who grew up at Hampden

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1 hour ago Euro manager now leading Swansea City candidate as Russell Martin stance revealed

The Swans have been forced to look elsewhere, with Kim Hellberg set to join Middlesbrough

Politics

2 h. ago Acting Fema head resigns after furor over handling of deadly Texas flooding

Trump administration official confirms David Richardson will depart agency after six months in roleThe acting administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) is leaving the agency, a senior Trump administration official said on Monday.David Richardson resigned after only a brief stint leading the agency amid a furor over his responsiveness, especially during the catastrophic flooding in Texas during the summer that swept away a children’s camp and killed more than 130 people. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago 14 best mattresses, tried and tested by The Independent’s sleep expert

I’ve spent years testing mattresses from Simba, Nectar and more

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2 h. ago Ninja Black Friday 2025: 'Best' air fryer down to lowest price it's ever been

"It’s honestly one of the best kitchen appliances I’ve ever bought"

Politics

2 h. ago ‘This is survival’: Jamaica leads calls from vulnerable nations at Cop30

Countries including Mauritius and Cuba reiterate life-or-death nature of cutting emissions, calling it ‘a moral duty’Cop30: click here for full Guardian coverage of climate talks in BrazilJamaica has led calls from vulnerable nations at the Cop30 climate summit to urge immediate action on climate breakdown as the conference entered its second week.As high-level ministers from governments around the world took over negotiations in Belém, Brazil, vulnerable nations lined up to say how important it was that wealthier countries cut emissions in order to limit the worst effects of global heating. In addition, they renewed a longstanding call for rich nations to do more financially to help poor countries deal with warming. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Keir Starmer vows he'll lead Labour into next election as he slams 'wasted' time on rows

The Prime Minister hit out at time-wasting rows over party leadership and said bearing down on cost of living pressures clobbering families was his top priority

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2 h. ago The Guardian view on Labour’s asylum plans: ministers cannot out

Shabana Mahmood’s asylum overhaul burdens an overstretched system and hands political advantage to her opponentsIn government, politicians often mistake gestures for progress. It is disappointing to see Shabana Mahmood succumb to that temptation. The home secretary’s flurry of proposals are designed to signal purpose, but constitute a wishlist of demands that her department can’t deliver. Currently, those fleeing persecution are given a five-year right to stay in the country and can apply for settled status after that. Ms Mahmood wants refugees to stay in the country initially only for a 30-month period, and then review their status to see whether they will be allowed to remain in the country for another 30 months. After two decades in Britain, they could apply to stay here permanently.Denmark is held up as the model. A decade ago a centre-left government there was under pressure, with a surging populist right and immigration dominating voters’ concerns. Danish Social Democrats clai...

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2 h. ago Martin Lewis says check your account now as 5 million people are owed refund

Leading money guru Martin Lewis has told Brits 'this is big' as he's urged those who fit a certain criteria to check if they are eligible for a reimbursment now

Economics

3 h. ago Tim Cook could step down from Apple relatively soon, report claims

New boss could take over company within months

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3 h. ago 'Psychological element': Gregor Townsend on damaging Scotland loss and things he could have done differently

Coach refuses to blame players after Scotland blow 21-0 lead

Science

3 h. ago Selena doc airs on Netflix: a glimpse into the late singer’s life shared by her family

The documentary is set to release on Netflix this Monday

Society

3 h. ago 'I made quick change that stopped condensation and mould and it didn't cost a penny'

Condensation is a common problem in the home, particularly in the colder months. If left untreated, it can lead to mould growth and dampness, which can cause a range of health problems

Politics

3 h. ago Supreme Court will review an old policy used to turn away asylum seekers at the US border

The Supreme Court has agreed to review a policy used under past administrations to deny migrants a chance to apply for asylum on the Mexican border until space opened up to process claims

Events

4 h. ago Work on removal of certain crossing points in Renfrewshire suspended amid review of engagement process

It means four locations are not at risk at this time.

Economics

4 h. ago Reform UK's Richard Tice accused of spreading 'lies' about kids in speech

Reform UK’s deputy leader Richard Tice today claimed there has been an 'over-diagnosis' of kids with SEND and said it was 'insane' to see children wearing ear defenders in classes

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4 h. ago ‘Fights for our material survival’: documentary goes inside the battle for trans rights

In Heightened Scrutiny, the fight driving activist and lawyer Chase Strangio is backgrounded by a deep dive into how the media has helped to push an anti-trans agendaTrans documentarian Sam Feder’s latest feature Heightened Scrutiny is a kind of two-for-one – an affecting portrait of one of the most important trans activists of our time, and a continuation of the media critique he established through earlier films, particularly his groundbreaking 2020 Netflix doc Disclosure. It’s a powerful look at the fight over civil rights for trans people, while also posing as a critical rebuttal to supposedly center-left media like the New York Times and the Atlantic, which have aided and abetted rightwing forces in setting off a moral panic against trans existence.The film follows the ACLU attorney Chase Strangio as he prepares for oral arguments in the supreme court case US v Skirmetti. These arguments occurred on 4 December 2024, with the court ruling several months later in favor of Tenness...

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