5 h. ago Royal Caribbean cruise ship returns to Miami after onboard fight leaves two passengers hospitalized

The two injured passengers were taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital upon their return to Florida port

Politics

7 h. ago Nigerian chef breaks world record for cooking the largest jollof rice dish

A new world record has been set for the largest serving of Nigeria-style jollof rice

Politics

7 h. ago Nigerian chef breaks jollof rice world record with 8,780kg dish

A Nigerian chef has earned the Guinness World Record for the largest-ever serving of jollof rice — a huge 8,780 kg dish.

Politics

8 h. ago Royal Caribbean Wonder of the Seas cruise ship fight forces mega

The cruise ship had to return to Port Miami on Monday evening, with two passengers being taken to hospital.

Politics

10 h. ago First look as new Celebrity Xcel cruise ship completes sea trials

The fifth ship in the Edge series finished its first ocean sailing last weekend

Politics

11 h. ago 'World’s largest’ photo of Epstein and Trump unveiled at Windsor Castle ahead of US President's state visit

A campaign group claimed to unfurl the ‘world’s largest’ photo of Epstein and Trump at Windsor Castle

Politics

13 h. ago Sydney Sweeney in talks for a £45m payday as she's offered lead role in Bollywood movie after being given the Hollywood cold

The actress appeared to have fallen out of favour with her fellow Hollywood stars at Sunday's Emmys, and now her sights have turned to the largest film industry in the world.

Economics

46 h. ago Rising Nato military spending to cause huge spike in emissions, report warns

Pollution could be on par with annual emissions generated by Brazil as experts warn of climate effects of warA planned expansion of military spending by Nato countries could generate an additional 1,320m tonnes of planet-heating pollution over the next decade – on a par with the annual greenhouse gas emissions generated by Brazil, the fifth largest emitter in the world, according to a new report.Military activity is fossil-fuel intensive, yet official country data on military emissions is patchy or non-existent. Continue reading...

Events

3 d. ago Dementia experts reveal the heartbreaking trait new patients have in common

Speaking to Daily Mail at the world's largest dementia conference in July, neurologists warned they are seeing more patients with one trait in common.

Science

3 d. ago I was furious after a major change in airline loyalty scheme

Forget cramped flights -sail across the Atlantic on the Queen Mary 2, a slower, smoother, and surprisingly affordable way to cross the pond.

Politics

4 d. ago The world’s largest warship and a sumo ceremony: photos of the day – Friday

The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...

Events

4 d. ago Passengers can paint at sea and steer the ship on new Windstar cruises

Passengers can explore their creative side on new themed voyages from Windstar

Politics

4 d. ago Giorgio Armani named three preferred buyers for empire in his will

Designer kicks off competition to take control of world’s largest luxury brand, instructing heirs to sell stake or opt for a listing

Politics

4 d. ago The school in the shadow of giant 'cruise ship' warehouses where children wade through 'dust clouds'

“The noise is insane - every single day there is sound that shouldn’t be around a school."

Society

5 d. ago ‘Unpaid wages, searing heat, long hours’: why workers are quitting the world’s largest renewable energy park

A vast migrant labour force is helping India meet its ambitious renewable energy goals, drawn by promises of good wages and perks. But many say they are forced to ‘escape’ without payA month into his new job at the world’s largest renewable energy park in Gujarat’s Rann of Kutch, Anawar Alam was planning his escape. Hired along with 17 others who had travelled with him to work on the construction of a solar project, Alam had hoped that the promised pay and perks would support his family back home on the farm in Bihar. But within two weeks he was having second thoughts.“Nothing really prepared us for where we would be working or the fact that it was so far from the nearest village. The work was strenuous, the shifts were 12 hours, and we were living in makeshift tents,” says Alam. Continue reading...

Politics

6 d. ago Immigration debate live: Labour and Reform set to clash over record small boat crossings and asylum protests

The debate takes place after Sir Keir Starmer has faced growing calls to sack Lord Mandelson over his links with Jeffrey Epstein

Events

6 d. ago Cruise ship passenger jumped overboard to avoid $16,000 gambling debt, prosecutors say

Jey Gonzalez-Diaz was sailing on the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise ship, authorities said, and was pulled out of the water by a passing jet skier

Economics

6 d. ago You can now track your favourite cruise from your smartphone

Thousands of cruisers are already mapping out their voyage online

Politics

6 d. ago Wildfire tears through grove of ancient giant trees in California’s Sierra National Forest

The sequoia is the world’s largest tree by volume and closely related to the redwood, the world’s tallest

Events

6 d. ago Royal Caribbean cruise guest dives overboard 'to avoid paying £12,000 gambling debt'

The daring passenger enjoyed a week-long holiday onboard the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise liner, where he racked up more than £12,000 in debt in the Royal Caribbean cruise ship's casino

Economics