Starmer plans to ease impact of immigration policy changes after backlash from Labour MPs | Labour | The Guardian
PM will consider exempting large numbers from proposed changes, which would leave people waiting 10 years for settled status| the Guardian
Labour MP says Starmer’s ‘island of strangers’ warning over immigration mimics scaremongering of far right – as it happened | Politics | The Guardian
PM unveils new policies meant to drive down net migration by end of this parliament| the Guardian
High standard of English to be required for leave to remain, Mahmood to pledge | Labour conference 2025 | The Guardian
Home secretary to set out proposed tougher conditions including not taking benefits and ‘spotless’ criminal record| the Guardian
Lindsey Graham obituary | US news | The Guardian
Long-serving South Carolina Republican senator who was an ally of Donald Trump and an ardent supporter of Ukraine| the Guardian
Lindsey Graham, key ally of Donald Trump, dies after sudden illness aged 71 | US politics | The Guardian
Republican served in Senate since 2003 and was sharp Trump critic before becoming one of his most loyal backers| the Guardian
‘The fiercest of fighters’: Lindsey Graham remembered by politicians and foreign leaders after sudden death | US politics | The Guardian
Trump says US senator was ‘a true American patriot’ while Zelenskyy says he’s ‘deeply saddened’ by his death| the Guardian
‘It beats getting stoned on the street’: how Portugal decriminalised drugs – as seen from the ‘shoot-up centre’ | Portugal | The Guardian
At a portable cabin in Porto, addicts queue up to use heroin and crack cocaine in safety, with medical staff on hand. Can other countries learn anything from Portugal’s liberal drugs policy?| the Guardian
‘Nothing less than extraordinary’ – how The Bear pulled off TV’s most almighty comeback | The Bear | The Guardian
The final season of the hit chef show is the most entertaining and purely enjoyable since the first – plus everyone ended up getting what they wanted! What an incredible rollercoaster| the Guardian
EU urged not to roll back green agenda in effort to revive faltering economy | Economics | The Guardian
Campaigners say industrial issues cannot be solved by watering down climate and environmental policies| the Guardian
US supreme court rules Trump can fire leaders of independent agencies | US supreme court | The Guardian
Case focused on White House’s March 2025 firing of Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Slaughter| the Guardian
The people who challenged my atheism most were drug addicts and prostitutes | Chris Arnade | The Guardian
Chris Arnade: I've been reminded that life is not as rational as Richard Dawkins sees it. Perhaps atheism is an intellectual luxury for the wealthy| the Guardian
Millions of boomer small business owners will soon retire. Will their companies just disappear? | Gene Marks | The Guardian
It’s likely, but it also could be a boon for a new generation of entrepreneurs willing to take over established operations| the Guardian
EasyJet suggests it will agree to £5.5bn takeover by US investment firm | easyJet | The Guardian
Agreement in principle with Castlelake follows several rejected offers and means UK’s biggest low-cost carrier will be taken private| the Guardian
Pete Hegseth says soldiers over age 30 to be screened for testosterone deficiency | US military | The Guardian
US defense secretary unveils plan that will work to ensure service members have the ‘right testosterone levels’| the Guardian
Merz’s party vows to clamp down on Germany’s ‘lifestyle part-time work’ | Germany | The Guardian
Business wing of Christian Democrats aims to scrap legal right to fewer hours, saying people should need permission| the Guardian
Saving for a pension: why gen Z aren’t all banking on retirement | Pensions | The Guardian
More than one in eight of all those born between 1997 and 2012 don’t believe retirement will even be an option| the Guardian
Pensions timebomb: why Europe’s social contract is becoming unsustainable | Pensions | The Guardian
Ageing populations and falling birthrates have left ever fewer workers to support growing number of retirees| the Guardian
When do you know you're old enough to die? Barbara Ehrenreich has some answers | Death and dying | The Guardian
With her latest book, Natural Causes, Barbara Ehrenreich notes that there’s an age at which death no longer requires much explanation| the Guardian
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Buffett omits gift to Bill Gates’ foundation after his Epstein ties disclosed | Warren Buffett | The Guardian
Gates has denied any ties to Epstein’s crimes and has not been accused of any wrongdoing| the Guardian
Fears Gaza ‘temporary’ ceasefire line could become permanent new border | Gaza | The Guardian
Yellow markers installed by IDF entrench divide that cuts strip in two, as hopes of moving to next phase of truce fade| the Guardian
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Some of the most important stories published by the Guardian have come from confidential tips. If you have something sensitive to share with us, here’s how to get in touch| the Guardian
UK consumers warned over AI chatbots giving inaccurate financial advice | Chatbots | The Guardian
Which? study of ChatGPT, Copilot and others uncovers incorrect and misleading tips on investments, tax and insurance| the Guardian
Third of UK citizens have used AI for emotional support, research reveals | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
AI Security Institute report finds most common type of AI tech used was general purpose assistants such as ChatGPT and Amazon Alexa| the Guardian
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US oil firms pumping secret chemicals into ground and not fully reporting it | Fracking | The Guardian
Study shows firms in Colorado, including Chevron, have pumped 30m lbs of chemicals in 18 months without meeting all disclosure rules| the Guardian
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The second act of Sam Neill: ‘The truth was, I didn’t know how long I had to live’ | Sam Neill | The Guardian
He is one of the world’s best actors – but can still go to Starbucks without anyone recognising him. He discusses cancer, remission, happiness, fame and video nasties| the Guardian
‘A true gentleman’: actors, directors and leaders pay tribute to Sam Neill | Sam Neill | The Guardian
The star of more than 100 films is remembered as a champion of New Zealand’s arts, culture and environment, and a generous collaborator and friend| the Guardian
Sam Neill announces he is cancer-free after taking part in Australian clinical trial: ‘I’m very, very excited’ | Sam Neill | The Guardian
Jurassic Park actor is advocating for CAR T-cell therapy, which he underwent as part of a clinical trial, to be rolled out for blood cancer patients across Australia| the Guardian
Sam Neill’s 20 best roles | Sam Neill | The Guardian
The New Zealand actor, who has died at the age of 78, delivered stellar performances for more than 40 years. Here’s our pick of his best roles| the Guardian
Sam Neill on his new memoir and living with blood cancer: ‘I’m not afraid to die, but it would annoy me’ | Sam Neill | The Guardian
The New Zealand actor’s new memoir reveals that he has been ‘crook’ with blood cancer and will need chemo for the rest of his life. But relaxing on his farm, he is philosophical. ‘Dying? I couldn’t care less,’ he says| the Guardian
Sam Neill, star of Jurassic Park films, Peaky Blinders and The Piano, dies aged 78 | Sam Neill | The Guardian
New Zealand actor built career as dashing romantic leads and charismatic villains across film and television| the Guardian
Shamanism, pagans and wiccans: trends from the England and Wales census | Census | The Guardian
There are more pagans, fewer French speakers and 2.5 million households are of more than one ethnic group| the Guardian
Think like a billionaire part one – podcast | | The Guardian
Julie Meyer was a darling of the dotcom boom. But people who worked with her complain about unpaid wages, debts to suppliers and missing money. Olivia Lee and the Guardian’s investigations team unravel the story| the Guardian
On the trail of the dotcom queen: how Julie Meyer left a pattern of unpaid bills, missing funds and broken dreams in her wake | UK news | The Guardian
Investigation: The entrepreneur was once the toast of London’s tech scene, a ‘global leader of tomorrow’ who starred on Dragons’ Den and promised untold riches for the startups she championed. But people she worked with in the last decade, from Malta to Switzerland, describe a very different reality| the Guardian
British plane parts ‘exempted from Trump tariffs’ as US trade deal progresses | Trade policy | The Guardian
Boost to £40bn UK aerospace industry as Rolls-Royce engines and aircraft parts reportedly excused by US commerce secretary| the Guardian
Andy Burnham seeks advice from Sue Gray on forming future Labour government | Andy Burnham | The Guardian
Discussions highlight how seriously senior Labour figures are treating Burnham’s path back to Westminster| the Guardian
From ‘heat panic’ to ‘sacrificed at the altar’: Europe’s air conditioning culture wars heat up | Extreme heat | The Guardian
Cooling down has become political amid record highs, as experts say row is distracting from work of protecting lives| the Guardian
‘Without the ice cap, we cannot live’: the Andes community devastated by climate crisis | Global development | The Guardian
The Quelccaya glacier, high in the mountains of Peru, is shrinking at an alarming rate and the people who live in its shadow are struggling to maintain their livelihoods| the Guardian
Venezuela coup linked to Bush team | World news | The Guardian
Specialists in the 'dirty wars' of the Eighties encouraged the plotters who tried to topple President Chavez.| the Guardian
Disappeared bodies, mass burials and ‘30,000 dead’: what is the truth of Iran’s death toll? | Iran | The Guardian
Testimony from medics, morgue and graveyard staff reveals huge state effort to conceal systematic killing of protesters| the Guardian
Fifa accuses Uefa of hypocrisy in latest war of words over Folarin Balogun decision | World Cup 2026 | The Guardian
Fifa has hit back at Uefa over the lifting of the USA striker Folarin Balogun’s suspension, saying the move was ‘nothing new in the modern game’| the Guardian
Belgium unites to enjoy national team’s World Cup success over USA and Trump | World Cup 2026 | The Guardian
Belgians reacted with delight after their team’s 4-1 win, a game overshadowed by the USA striker Falorin Balogun’s suspension being suspended| the Guardian
So it’s Trump 1, Belgium 4 – and the world rejoices. Nothing like failed chicanery to bring us together, is there? | Marina Hyde | The Guardian
Joy is unbounded and when it dies down perhaps the guilty will be held to account for cheating and facilitation: perhaps they won’t. Still, enjoy the moment, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde| the Guardian
Some top US lobbying firms are working both sides of the Pfas issue at the same time | Pfas | The Guardian
Review from non-profit finds range of scenarios of firms simultaneously lobbying for and against Pfas regulations| the Guardian
California to become first US state to phase out ultra-processed foods from school meals | California | The Guardian
New law signed by Gavin Newsom will define and ban ‘ultra-processed foods of concern’, beginning in 2029| the Guardian
New study casts doubt on reliability of mental health diagnosis interviews | Mental health | The Guardian
Diagnostic interviews seen as ‘gold standard’ vary in reliability from condition to condition, study says| the Guardian
MPs vote against social media ban for under-16s a second time | Social media ban | The Guardian
Commons rejects proposal by 256 to 150 to side with government on plan to tackle online harms affecting children| the Guardian
Samuel Alito’s Voting Rights Act ruling cited misleading data from DoJ | US voting rights | The Guardian
Exclusive: Data in justice department filing quoted in landmark supreme court decision relied on questionable methodology, Guardian analysis finds| the Guardian
Fake reviews plague consumer websites | Online shopping | The Guardian
Consumer website reviews should give you the truth about goods and services – unless they've been written to order| the Guardian
Fifa president Infantino tells fans to 'chill' after Somali referee denied US entry – video | Fifa | The Guardian
Infantino addresses concerns surrounding Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan, who was denied entry at Miami airport this week| the Guardian
Gap scraps logo redesign after protests on Facebook and Twitter | Marketing & PR | The Guardian
Gap North America president Marka Hansen says outpouring of comments shows 'we did not go about this in the right way'. By Josh Halliday| the Guardian
China's nail houses: the homeowners who refuse to make way – in pictures | Cities | The Guardian
A 'nail house' is a Chinese term for an occupied home whose owners are holding out against property development| the Guardian
Revealed: Thousands of UK university students caught cheating using AI | Higher education | The Guardian
Guardian investigation finds almost 7,000 proven cases of cheating – and experts says these are tip of the iceberg| the Guardian
Nokia sells its Qt software business | Nokia | The Guardian
Finnish phone maker has agreed to sell its Qt software business to IT services firm Digia Oyj. By Josh Halliday| the Guardian
We economists have done the maths: ‘growth’ is a doomed strategy – there is a better way | Olivier De Schutter, Joseph Stiglitz, Jayati Ghosh, Thomas P...
Our roadmap has been shaped by experts across the world. We call on political leaders at all levels to use it, says Olivier De Schutter and others| the Guardian
Hicham Benohoud's best photograph: the boy with the cardboard feet | Photography | The Guardian
‘I was bored teaching art in Marrakech, so I started taking photographs of my students instead’| the Guardian
Graphic novel 'steeped in Islamophobia' pulled after protests | Comics and graphic novels | The Guardian
A Suicide Bomber Sits in the Library by Jack Gantos and Dave McKean withdrawn after more than 1,000 people object| the Guardian
Richard Dawkins concludes AI is conscious, even if it doesn’t know it | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
Chats with AI bots have convinced evolutionary biologist but most experts say he is being misled by mimicry| the Guardian
The British amateur who debunked the mathematics of happiness | Controversies | The Guardian
Andrew Anthony: The astonishing story of the British man who began a part-time psychology course in his 50s – and ended up taking on America's academic establishment| the Guardian
The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson review – how to solve the climate crisis | Science fiction books | The Guardian
An international taskforce tackles global heating in this chilling yet hopeful vision of how the next few decades might unfold| the Guardian
Controversial US study on hepatitis B vaccines in Africa ‘cancelled’ | Vaccines and immunisation | The Guardian
$1.6m project drew outrage over ethical questions about withholding vaccines proven to prevent disease| the Guardian
Melbourne to part ways with Separation Tree after its roots are declared dead | Victoria | The Guardian
Branch lopping will begin on Monday, but the trunk will remain to mark where people gathered in 1850 to celebrate when Victoria became a separate colony| the Guardian
Woman throws milkshake over Nigel Farage on first day of campaigning | UK news | The Guardian
Police arrest 25-year-old after Reform UK leader, whose entry into election race has alarmed Tories, drenched in Clacton| the Guardian
From phishing to porn star impersonators: how scamming athletes became a billion-dollar industry | Sport | The Guardian
Athletes have always been targets for criminals hoping to profit from their wealth. But a new wave of dangers has cropped up in recent years| the Guardian
The academy trusts whose GCSE students keep disappearing | GCSEs | The Guardian
New ranking shows four academy chains lost up to 7% of pupils prior to exams| the Guardian
Labour students make online push for Peter Mandelson as next Oxford chancellor | University of Oxford | The Guardian
Labour peer and former Conservative foreign secretary William Hague battle for role dominated by retired Tory politicians| the Guardian
‘I didn’t want to be the guinea pig’: inside tech’s AI-fueled manager purge | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
Tech workers say AI-driven restructurings are eroding mentorship, support and paths to promotion across Silicon Valley| the Guardian
Edinburgh festivals hope to launch joint box office for all 11 events | Edinburgh festival 2026 | The Guardian
Bosses believe single booking process will drive up ticket sales for all festivals to offset funding squeeze| the Guardian
Radio 1 DJ shot in gangland-style hit | UK news | The Guardian
The Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood was under police guard in hospital last night following a drive-by shooting which bore the hallmarks of a gangland hit or an attempted contract killing.| the Guardian
Judge dismisses ‘vapid’ Elon Musk lawsuit against group that cataloged racist content on X | Elon Musk | The Guardian
Center for Countering Digital Hate has chronicled rise of racist, antisemitic and extremist content on X since Musk’s acquisition| the Guardian
More than 20 arrested over Queensland’s controversial ‘from the river to the sea’ laws during weekend of protests | Queensland | The Guardian
Activists vow to challenge laws in the high court after a weekend of mass protests across Brisbane| the Guardian
‘Big Chungus’ and racist meme coins: Nigel Farage’s Cameos are rife with the language of the online far right | Robert Topinka | The Guardian
The Reform UK leader uses the energy of memes to fuel his popularity, but this should not distract us from the seriousness of his purpose, says digital media academic Robert Topinka| the Guardian
Unhinged tweets and absurd self-promotion? Two can play at that game | Margaret Sullivan | The Guardian
Gavin Newsom’s counterpunching against Trump serves as a master class in flipping the script – and boosting his own profile| the Guardian
Democrats ignored pleas to address price of ‘eggs and gas’, campaigners say | Business | The Guardian
US workers say Democrats neglected ‘desperately needed’ action toward vulnerable groups amid recession fears| the Guardian
'Like a mission to Mars': making David Attenborough's A Perfect Planet | Television | The Guardian
Disco-dancing crabs, flamingos under a volcano … and a frog freezing itself alive. Behind the scenes of the BBC’s new nature documentary| the Guardian
‘Not second screen enough’: is Netflix deliberately dumbing down TV so people can watch while scrolling? | Television | The Guardian
Streaming insiders have claimed they’re being made to rewrite scripts for viewers who use their phones while watching. Is this the end of prestige TV? Or pure fiction?| the Guardian
Don’t shoot for the moon: aiming for ‘above average’ is key to success, maths suggests | Science | The Guardian
Model created by researchers shows better outcomes are often more likely when people are not too ambitious| the Guardian
OpenAI says new model GPT-4 is more creative and less likely to invent facts | ChatGPT | The Guardian
Latest version can take images as inputs and improves upon many of the criticisms users had, but will still ‘hallucinate’ facts| the Guardian
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Australia’s teen social media ban is a flop. But there’s no joy in ‘I told you so’ | Samantha Floreani | The Guardian
Around seven in 10 children remain on major platforms. Who could possibly have predicted that this wasn’t going to work? Well, lots of people| the Guardian
‘Go-to trope’: how the far right is exploiting violence against women and girls | Far right | The Guardian
From Tommy Robinson to Reform UK, nationalist figures are weaponising women’s safety to push anti-migrant fears| the Guardian
Hackers trick Meta AI support bot to infiltrate Obama White House Instagram account | Meta | The Guardian
Breach of high-profile accounts raises concerns about reliance on AI for security measures such as passwords| the Guardian
What is the Thucydides Trap and why did Xi Jinping mention it in his meeting with Donald Trump? | Donald Trump | The Guardian
China’s leader raised the ancient Greek historian Thucydides when he met the US president in Beijing| the Guardian
Are ‘mind children’ the future of reproduction? | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
Forget dirty nappies. In Silicon Valley, there’s increasing chatter about virtual offspring| the Guardian
The river that came back to life: a journey down the reborn Klamath | California | The Guardian
Less than a year after four dams were removed from the river, life has blossomed along its banks, presenting new challenges and joys of recovery| the Guardian
Israel minister condemned for saying starvation of millions in Gaza might be ‘justified and moral’ | Israel | The Guardian
EU, UK and France urge Israel’s government to distance itself from comments by its finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich| the Guardian
As censure increases over war in Gaza, Israel finds support among Pacific Islands | Pacific islands | The Guardian
Countries including Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Tonga have given Israel vital backing at the UN| the Guardian
Israel has violated ceasefire 47 times and killed 38 Palestinians, says Gaza media office | Gaza | The Guardian
Authorities urge UN to intervene ‘to protect unarmed civilian populations’ after attack on bus that killed 11| the Guardian
‘My DNA is in this car’: Lewis Hamilton revved up for Ferrari in new F1 season | Formula One 2026 | The Guardian
The seven-time world champion is upbeat for 2026 and insists he is ‘more connected to this car for sure’| the Guardian
What’s red and sounds like £400,000? An electric Ferrari – once you add fake engine noises | Life and style | The Guardian
The Italian marque is exploring how its future sports cars could keep their signature engine roar rather than drive in silence. With speakers broadcasting on the outside, of course!| the Guardian
Entry-level workers face AI ‘job-pocalypse’; US probes Tesla’s self-driving system – as it happened | Business | The Guardian
Business leaders are prioritising automation through AI to fill skills gaps, rather than training junior employees, survey finds| the Guardian
EU carmakers pave way for Chinese rivals as balance in market shifts | Automotive industry | The Guardian
Many European motoring manufacturers are in retreat with plants to off–load – while China’s industry is on the march| the Guardian
Ferrari shares fall after launch of first EV as Jony Ive design proves divisive | Automotive industry | The Guardian
Some analysts question whether design of Luce, starting at $640,000, lives up to sportscar car brand’s heritage| the Guardian