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Victoria Derbyshire investigated by BBC after complaints about behaviour
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Victoria Derbyshire investigated by BBC after complaints about behaviour

Allegations of bullying by Newsnight host not upheld after case emerges from 2025 workplace culture reviewThe BBC presenter Victoria Derbyshire was the subject of an investigation over her behaviour, after multiple complaints were received by the broadcaster.It is understood that three complaints ab...

Michael Savage Media editor
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Israel strikes southern Lebanon after ordering evacuations of nine villages
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Israel strikes southern Lebanon after ordering evacuations of nine villages

Thousands flee including from village hosting at least 2,500 displaced people, one day after Hezbollah rejects ceasefireThousands fled their homes after Israel issued forced evacuation orders for nine villages in southern Lebanon before strikes that killed six people on Friday, a day after the Hezbo...

William Christou in Beirut and Lorenzo Tondo in Jerusalem
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‘Pick a side coward’: even-handed Elmo enrages New York Knicks fans
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‘Pick a side coward’: even-handed Elmo enrages New York Knicks fans

Prospect of first NBA title since 1999 fuels wave of righteous outrage against Big Apple-based Sesame Street characterThe NBA basketball finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs has already drawn commentary after Spurs fans earlier this week continued a habit of wearing distracting,...

Guardian staff
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How did the notion of ‘two-tier policing’ evolve, and does it really exist?
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How did the notion of ‘two-tier policing’ evolve, and does it really exist?

Data discredits claims reawakened by the death of Henry Nowak that UK police actions disadvantage white peopleThe US government has joined criticism of alleged two-tier policing in the UK in the wake of Henry Nowak’s murder. How did the term enter the mainstream, and is there any basis for the claim...

Haroon Siddique, Michael Goodier, Carmen Aguilar García and Vikram Dodd
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Burnham pledges business rate cuts for pubs, cafes and other small businesses
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Burnham pledges business rate cuts for pubs, cafes and other small businesses

Greater Manchester mayor’s proposals amount to a notable criticism of Keir Starmer’s policy in the areaAndy Burnham has proposed a 20% cut to business rates for pubs with many smaller, family-run enterprises taken out of paying the levy altogether, in his first major policy initiative during the Mak...

Peter Walker Senior political correspondent
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Anthropic urges ‘temporary pause’ on AI development to discuss risks
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Anthropic urges ‘temporary pause’ on AI development to discuss risks

US firm says it will convene policymakers in post detailing progress of its Claude model towards ‘recursive self-improvement’Anthropic has floated the idea of a worldwide “temporary pause” on AI development – and said it was going to convene “policymakers” to discuss the dangers of advanced AI – in...

Aisha Down
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Scientists make sourdough bread using yeast found in 5,000-year-old mummy
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Scientists make sourdough bread using yeast found in 5,000-year-old mummy

Team now plans to see if they can use yeast strains harvested from Ötzi the Iceman to brew beer tooScientists have baked a sourdough loaf of bread using yeast strains harvested from a 5,000-year-old mummy and now plan to see if they can use them to brew beer too.The yeast came from Ötzi the Iceman,...

Guardian staff
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EU must prove it is capable and willing to take in new members, leaders say
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EU must prove it is capable and willing to take in new members, leaders say

Von der Leyen tells Balkans summit that bloc needs to make enlargement process ‘faster and more credible’The EU must prove its willingness and ability to take in new members and speed up its enlargement process, leaders of the bloc have said, as they gathered with their counterparts from six western...

Jon Henley Europe correspondent and agencies
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International Space Station astronauts under evacuation orders over air leak
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International Space Station astronauts under evacuation orders over air leak

Nasa says Russian crew trying to fix worsening air leak in its portion of orbital laboratoryInternational Space Station air leak: latest updatesAstronauts onboard the International Space Station have been ordered to shelter in their spacecraft and prepare for potential evacuation as a Russian crew a...

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Outrage in Albania over Kushner-Trump $1.6bn luxury resort plan – The Latest
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Outrage in Albania over Kushner-Trump $1.6bn luxury resort plan – The Latest

Thousands have protested in the capital, Tirana, this week against a planned luxury resort backed by Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka and his son-in-law Jared Kushner.Groundwork has begun on the $1.6bn complex in an area long seen as one of the Mediterranean’s most environmentally sensitive, containin...

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Senate blocks surveillance bill in dispute over Trump’s intelligence pick
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Senate blocks surveillance bill in dispute over Trump’s intelligence pick

Seven Republican senators joined Democrats to block Fisa extension amid disquiet over nomination of Bill PulteUS politics live – latest updatesSeven Republican senators joined Democrats early on Friday to block the extension of a powerful government surveillance program, a rebuke to Donald Trump for...

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Quarter of UK musicians have lost all EU work since 2021, report finds
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Quarter of UK musicians have lost all EU work since 2021, report finds

Average tour earnings down 45%, with nearly three-fifths of musicians saying touring in Europe is no longer viableMore than a quarter of British musicians have lost all their EU work since 2021, according to new research.The report by European Movement UK, a cross-party campaign group advocating clo...

Amelia Hill
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Trump lawyers refuse to reveal financial information to BBC in defamation case
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Trump lawyers refuse to reveal financial information to BBC in defamation case

Request for evidence to support claims of reputational and financial harm from Panorama documentary dismissed as ‘fishing expedition’Donald Trump’s legal team has rejected a request by the BBC to hand over financial information as part of his $10bn defamation case against the broadcaster.The US pres...

Harry Taylor
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Man jailed over 2003 Salford rape for which Andrew Malkinson was wrongly imprisoned
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Man jailed over 2003 Salford rape for which Andrew Malkinson was wrongly imprisoned

Paul Quinn, 52, to serve 24 years for attack that led to one of worst miscarriages of justice in modern British historyA man who evaded justice for nearly two decades has been jailed for 24 years for a “savage” rape for which Andrew Malkinson was wrongly imprisoned.Paul Quinn, 52, was found guilty o...

Josh Halliday North of England editor
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UK-EU ‘reset’ summit may still happen next month despite delay speculation
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UK-EU ‘reset’ summit may still happen next month despite delay speculation

EU’s Maroš Šefčovič says summit will ‘probably’ be in July but sources say it could be put back as talks deadlockedUK politics live – latest updatesThe EU has said Keir Starmer’s upcoming summit “resetting” the UK-Europe relationship may still happen in July, amid growing fears it could be postponed...

Lisa O’Carroll and Jessica Elgot
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What National Audit Office report reveals about royals’ property affairs
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What National Audit Office report reveals about royals’ property affairs

King footing bill for Beatrice and Eugenie, and Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh subletting among findingsA report that revealed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received undisclosed private income from subletting three cottages on his Royal Lodge estate in Windsor while paying a peppercorn rent to the crown...

Caroline Davies
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Ruling removes ‘vital’ UK safeguards for severely disabled people, charities warn
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Ruling removes ‘vital’ UK safeguards for severely disabled people, charities warn

Campaigners say supreme court judgment on deprivation of liberty safeguards introduces ‘regressive legal standard’Severely disabled people will be at heightened risk of abuse in care homes and hospitals after the biggest upheaval in disability law in a generation overturned “vital” legal safeguards,...

Patrick Butler Social policy editor
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Unseen Edith Wharton short story is published more than a century later
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Unseen Edith Wharton short story is published more than a century later

The Men Who Saved the World, the Pulitzer winner’s lost manuscript found in Yale archives, appears in Strand magazineA never-before-published short story by Edith Wharton, the first female Pulitzer prize winner, who encapsulated the so-called gilded age of US society in bestselling novels including...

Richard Luscombe
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Man who stabbed ex-partner 17 times at office in Hampshire jailed for 26 years
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Man who stabbed ex-partner 17 times at office in Hampshire jailed for 26 years

Anwar Ashraf, 39, forced his way into building in Whiteley, where Carla Skeites was workingA man has been jailed for 26 years for attempted murder after he stormed into his ex-partner’s office building and stabbed her 17 times in front of colleagues.Anwar Ashraf, 39, forced his way into the office i...

Jamie Grierson
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British Heart Foundation to close 150 charity shops as costs rise
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British Heart Foundation to close 150 charity shops as costs rise

Shoppers turning to online options also affects BHF, which has carried out review of retail armThe British Heart Foundation is to close about 150 shops and cut jobs, as rising costs and the shift to online shopping makes about a quarter of the charity’s high street locations commercially unsustainab...

Mark Sweney
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