- US and Iran declare fragile ceasefire amid ongoing tensions and strikes
- European Commission rejects Iran and US plans to charge Hormuz transit fees
- US claims Strait of Hormuz is open despite conflicting reports from Iran
- Ripple effects of Middle East and Ukraine wars divide European citizens
- US and Iran Reach Two-Week Ceasefire Amid Ongoing Conflict Disputes
- British man accused of leading operations for Somali terror group Al-Shabaab
- Ukrainian soldiers evacuate dog and cat via drone from frontline area
- Us signs ceasefire deal with iran, prompting challenges for europe
Browsing: The Guardian
The Guardian says frontline Home Office staff have warned of a “culture of fear” where they are being put into dangerous situations, and may be asked to act illegally, on the 10th anniversary of the launch of the hostile environment.
The Guardian says the £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea football club has been completed after Roman Abramovich agreed to the UK government’s terms for the sale, ending a tumultuous period that raised fears over the club’s existence.
Fresh danger for PM over No 10 drinks picture is how the Guardian reports on the latest partygate scandal facing the PM.
The Guardian says Airbnb is closing down its business inside China indefinitely, as the country’s zero-Covid policy, lockdowns and travel restrictions continue.
The Guardian says contamination of fresh fruits by the most hazardous pesticides has dramatically increased in Europe over the past decade, according to a nine-year study of government data.
The Guardian says the first Elizabeth line trains to carry passengers through the new tunnels under London departed on time on Tuesday morning.
The Guardian says cabinet ministers are frustrated that a “mano a mano” standoff between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak is holding up measures to help people through the cost of living crisis.
The Guardian says the new photos from the Partygate saga have left police facing questions about the credibility of their investigation and a former police chief demanding that they explain themselves urgently.
More than 400,000 children and young people are being treated for mental health issues every month, according to the Guardian.
The Guardian says Anthony Albanese will fly to Tokyo on Monday to take part in the Quad leaders’ meeting, just hours after being sworn in as the new Australian prime minister and warning that relations with China would remain “difficult”.
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