46 m. ago A Ukrainian fled to Israel. An Iranian missile shattered her new life

Ukrainians who fled the war in their country for Israel are facing a new conflict

Events

61 m. ago Lily Allen, 40, in 'midlife crisis' after lonely nightclub visit with 'cool cats'

Singer Lily Allen has opened up about a 'midlife crisis' as she reflected on her night life activities, and claimed she doesn't mind having night out alone with youngsters

Events

66 m. ago UK ‘behind curve’ on assisted dying among progressive nations, says Kim Leadbeater

Exclusive: On eve of Commons vote, MP says legislators may not get another chance to ‘do the right thing’ for 10 yearsThe UK is “behind the curve” on assisted dying among progressive nations, the bill’s sponsor Kim Leadbeater has said on the eve of one of the most consequential votes for social change in England and Wales.The Labour MP told the Guardian that the circumstances may never be right again to pass such a bill, which would legalise assisted dying in England and Wales for those terminally ill with less than six months to live, subject to approval by two doctors and a panel of experts. Continue reading...

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69 m. ago 'Mother of all data breaches' sees 16b Apple and Google passwords exposed: Change yours NOW

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered what they are calling the 'mother of all breaches.'

Politics

69 m. ago Shamed Wyndham Clark apologises for Oakmont vandalism as US Open champion breaks his silence

The 2023 US Open winner in the dock for a second time in 2025 after smashed lockers

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74 m. ago First day of summer 2025: Where to score the best freebies and deals

June 20 marks the first day of the summer season

Economics

78 m. ago The Guardian view on assisted dying: a momentous bill that needs further attention | Editorial

Kim Leadbeater has led a strong campaign, but concerns about the likely impact on vulnerable people remainThe central issue before MPs, as they decide how to vote on the latest version of Kim Leadbeater’s assisted dying bill, is how to value individual autonomy relative to collective responsibility for vulnerable members of society when making regulations around the end of life. Should terminally ill people be allowed to end their lives with medical help? If so, under what safeguards? The question remains ethically, medically and legally complex.Technological and social changes enabling people to live much longer have created challenges around the resourcing of care and experiences of ageing and dying. There are profound questions about how we manage the final stages of life – and what we owe to those living through them. Continue reading...

Events

79 m. ago Arnold Schwarzenegger 'hated' rival Sly Stallone until this one thing happened

Hollywood legend Arnold Schwarzenegger has opened up about one of his most famous rivalries, and revealed that just one thing completely changed his opinion on Sly Stallone

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85 m. ago EastEnders to air double bills as soap faces another major schedule shake

EastEnders fans have dealt with a number of schedule changes over the past few weeks - and things are about to change once again - with fans set for double bills of the BBC soap

Politics

1 hour ago ‘Venice can be sold to the highest bidder’: Furious locals speak out ahead of Jeff Bezos’ billionaire fantasy wedding to Lauren Sanchez

As the society wedding of the summer approaches, Brittany Miller speaks to Venice locals who are staging protests against the Amazon CEO and his bride-to-be taking over their city

Society

1 hour ago Bank of Scotland customers could face major changes in overdraft charges

From now on, all new customers at Bank of Scotland, Halifax and Lloyds will get a 29.9% representative overdraft rate – here’s how that change could hit your wallet.

Economics

1 hour ago Texas megachurch in ‘ruin’ following former Trump spiritual adviser Robert Morris’ child sex scandal

Gateway Church says donations, or tithing, have dropped significantly since the scandal involving its former pastor, Robert Morris

Politics

1 hour ago Royal Ascot victory in Gold Cup brings vow to 'run naked down the track’

Jayne McGivern, who has championed the Derby winner Golden Horn since acquiring as a stallion, was overjoyed by his son’s success in the royal meeting’s signature prize

Politics

2 h. ago MPs switch sides to vote no to ‘drastically weakened’ assisted dying Bill

The four Labour MPs confirmed their intention on the eve of a crunch Commons vote.

Politics

2 h. ago SNP vow to 'not ask the impossible' of Scots after watered down climate targets revealed

SNP ministers will publish its new climate change plan by the end of 2025 - two years later than promised.

Events

2 h. ago Dream £4million home in Cheshire's Golden Triangle up for grabs for just £10

This stunning four-bed property which sits within the affluent Alderley Edge could be yours

Economics

2 h. ago Lauryn Goodman slams trolls after social services called on her kids

Lauryn Goodman has spoken out about her horrific experience with notorious gossip website Tattle Life, saying that social services were even called over her kids she shares with Kyle Walker.

Politics

2 h. ago Luke Littler bites back at darts legend who claimed he 'doesn’t deserve' MBE before deleting post

Luke Littler is the youngest-ever winner of the PDC World Darts Championship and was named in King Charles III's Birthday Honours list to receive an MBE, which Dennis Priestley didn't agree with

Politics

2 h. ago London PhD student drugged, filmed and raped dozens of women; gets life term

London PhD student drugged, filmed and raped dozens of women; gets life term  The Indian Express

Events

2 h. ago Shoppers 'won't go back' to spray tans after trying £9 fake bake that 'doesn't stain bed sheets'

"Lovely tanning mouse. Used to use St Tropez but this is a nicer colour and fades better. Also cheaper. Used a mitt to apply and left overnight. None on the sheets in the morning. Had quite a few compliments on the natural colour."

Economics