98 m. ago Immigration turmoil as Mahmood says Home Office ‘not yet fit for purpose’

The number of migrants who have come to the UK so far this year in small boats has exceeded the total for last year, sources said.

Society

1 hour ago Dramatic moment US strikes ‘drug vessel’ killing two as government vows to fight boats ‘bringing poison to our shores’

STUNNING footage shows US forces bombing another "narco boat" allegedly filled with drugs - killing two people in the Pacific. It marks the eighth time that the American military has launched a "lethal kinetic" strike against suspected drug traffickers. Dramatic footage showed a small boat rocking around in choppy waters before it was targeted by a...

Events

2 h. ago Le Farce! Migrant deported to France under Starmer's 'one in, one out' deal is back in Britain just 29 days later... on a small boat

Labour's 'one in, one out' scheme was falling apart last night after a migrant deported to France returned to Britain on a small boat.

Economics

2 h. ago Family rescued after being stranded on remote Massachusetts island for a day after their boat caught fire

A marine radio that washed up on the remote island led to the family’s rescue

Events

3 h. ago Jude Bellingham back in scoring form as Real Madrid edge out Juventus

It wasn’t a classic but the chorus from the Santiago Bernabéu was. It had been a while and they had missed moments such as this – but for the first time since April Fool’s Day, Jude Bellingham stood before the south end with his arms wide, listening to them sing Hey Jude. There had been a shoulder injury, doubts about his role too, but now he had scored his first goal of the season, ultimately taking Real Madrid to a 1-0 win against a Juventus team that aren’t what they once were but who made a match of it. “We had to sweat for it,” Thibaut Courtois said.He knew better than anyone, having to rescue a one‑on‑one from Dusan Vlahovic and make another decisive save from Khéphren Thuram in the very last minute to leave Madrid on nine points and Igor Tudor’s side below the cut in this league phase. At the end of a match with more shots than football, the Juventus manager may reflect on a decent start, those saves a great opportunity wasted on 85 minutes; their reality, though, makes worry...

Politics

3 h. ago Citi board names Jane Fraser as chair and awards her $25mn bonus

Roles of board leader and CEO will be reunited in move to underscore her leadership amid radical overhaul

Events

3 h. ago All the signs Donald Trump will never leave the White House as he clings to power

People are trying to ignore the President Donald Trump's constant suggestions he wants to stay in the White House after 2028 - but underestimate him at your peril

Politics

4 h. ago The Inbetweeners stars reunite ahead of show's reboot next year

All four of the show's main characters are said to be on board with a reboot of The Inbetweeners - and now more former cast members have added fuel to the fire

Politics

4 h. ago MAFS UK's Divarni's journey 'comes to an end' after shock decision

After last night's Married At First Sight UK cliffhanger, Julia-Ruth and Divarni made a shock decision - leaving fans and the rest of the participants in shock

Events

4 h. ago MAFS UK star brands Divarni 'delusional' after he makes major decision

After Divarni and Julia-Ruth had to decide whether to stay or leave on Married at First Sight UK, the pair's co-stars were left stunned

Politics

5 h. ago Illegal alien who rammed federal agents was HONORED and presented with framed accolade by LA for targeting ICE

Mexican national Carlitos Ricardo Parias, 44, of South Los Angeles , has been charged with assault on a federal officer after he tried to escape arrest on Tuesday.

Events

5 h. ago Trump live updates: President expands ‘narco’ boat strikes to Pacific Ocean as at least 34 killed in ongoing campaign

At least 34 people have died in the Trump administration’s strikes on alleged drug boats

Events

6 h. ago Strictly's Dianne Buswell hits back at 'conspiracy theory' over Stefan Dennis' show exit

They made their first public appearance since leaving the BBC One dance show on spin-off, It Takes Two

Events

6 h. ago Live M60 traffic updates as crash leaves motorway closed near Trafford Centre

Delays of 60 minutes are reported this evening - updates as we get them

Events

6 h. ago More than 30 people killed by US strikes on ‘narco’ boats as Trump launches first attack in Pacific waters

At least 34 killed in war-like campaign over mounting questions about legal justification and evidence

Events

6 h. ago Baby P mum Tracey Connelly visited a sex club when she was released from prison

Tracey Connelly, speaking publicly for the first time since being jailed for her 17-month-old son Peter’s death, has revealed she visited a sex club after leaving prison

Events

6 h. ago A dozen UN international staffers leave Yemen after being released by Houthis

The United Nations says Houthi rebels released a dozen United Nations international staffers and allowed three others to move freely within the U.N. compound after detaining them in the facility in Yemen's capital over the weekend

Politics

7 h. ago The Guardian view on the cloud crash: an outage that showed who really runs the internet | Editorial

A failure at Amazon’s server centre paralysed global services for 15 hours. It was not just a glitch but a stark reminder of our digital dependency and fragilityAn outage at Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Monday disrupted apps and websites around the world, affecting more than 2,000 companies and leaving millions of users unable to access services like Snapchat, Roblox, Signal, Duolingo and even Amazon’s own operations. Removing the tech from our tech-dependent existence led to workers being sent home and exams delayed. The crash, which lasted 15 hours, underlined how deeply our digital lives depend on a small number of cloud providers – and how vulnerable many everyday systems are to a single failure.If data is the new oil, then cloud computing is the pipeline, the refinery, the tanker fleet and, increasingly, the pump too. The big three – AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud – account for 60% of global cloud computing. They own the networks and cables that move data across the worl...

Events

7 h. ago KISS rocker Ace Frehley's death 'being investigated with toxicology report underway'

The rock icon died last week after being on life support following a fall in a studio , leaving the world of music in mourning.

Events

7 h. ago Big? Beautiful? Donald Trump is literally ripping apart the home of US democracy. Is anyone really surprised? | Emma Brockes

Demolition work has begun on part of the White House’s East Wing to make way for the president’s ballroom. Truly, these are post-satirical timesOccasionally, life gives you scenarios that are so on the money it’s impossible to do anything with them. Boris Johnson getting stuck halfway down a zip wire while waving two union flags, for instance; or Liz Truss getting lost while attempting to leave a room – two images that are so embarrassingly on point it is almost difficult to enjoy them. An audience likes to feel it has done a bit of work before arriving at a punch line, which is why, on Monday, when demolition crews moved into the White House to knock down part of the East Wing at the behest of Donald Trump, it felt once again like we were living in post-satirical times.As far as we can tell from the photos, Trump didn’t actually send in a wrecking ball – although his administration did sharply reprimand government employees working in a neighbouring Treasury building for posting vi...

Politics