BBC World Service faces funding cliff edge in seven weeks, says Tim Davie | BBC World Service | The Guardian
As trust in Russia and China’s state broadcasters grows, director general warns of the dangers of cutting back the service| the Guardian
‘Utter ruin’: Gaza economy would take 350 years to return to pre-conflict level, UN says | Gaza | The Guardian
Report says ‘intense military operations in Gaza have left unprecedented humanitarian, environmental and social catastrophe’| the Guardian
Jerry Nadler on Trump’s university attacks: ‘He doesn’t give a damn about antisemitism’ | US politics | The Guardian
Congressman tells the Guardian Trump is exploiting fight against antisemitism as a ruse to stamp his will on schools| the Guardian
If AI makes human labor obsolete, who decides who gets to eat?
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Met police using AI tools supplied by Palantir to flag officer misconduct
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Trump wants to build 250ft Washington DC arch that dwarfs Lincoln Memorial – report | Donald Trump | The Guardian
US president reportedly eyes plot near Memorial Bridge for a large-scale structure named the Independence Arch| the Guardian
Are smartphones causing more teen suicides? | Mental health | The Guardian
Increases in depression and suicide appeared among teens in 2012 – the same time smartphone ownership became the norm| the Guardian
We’re told that too much screen time hurts our kids. Where’s the evidence? | Andrew Przybylski and Amy Orben | The Guardian
The authors of a landmark study argue that social media use has only minor effects on wellbeing. But an entire industry says otherwise| the Guardian
US supreme court | The Guardian
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Trump tariffs | The Guardian
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US economic growth slowed in fourth quarter of 2025 amid government shutdown | US economy | The Guardian
GDP grew 1.4% last quarter, down from economists’ forecast of 3%, though AI and tax cuts could boost growth this year| the Guardian
Trump illegally used executive power to impose global tariffs, supreme court rules | US supreme court | The Guardian
Ruling is blow to Trump’s bold assertions of authority and topples key pillar of aggressive economic agenda| the Guardian
US attack on Greenland would mean end of Nato, says Danish PM | Greenland | The Guardian
Mette Frederiksen criticises Donald Trump’s ‘unacceptable pressure’ as Greenland counterpart condemns ‘fantasies’| the Guardian
Trump appoints Blair, Kushner and Rubio to Gaza ‘board of peace’ | US foreign policy | The Guardian
White House says seven-strong board, chaired by Trump, will steer Gaza through next phase of reconstruction| the Guardian
EU-US tariffs: what is in the trade deal, what is not and who are the winners and losers? | Trump tariffs | The Guardian
Donald Trump and Ursula von der Leyen announced a deal on Sunday, but questions remain over what the finished picture will be| the Guardian
End of western alliance means UK must be bolder, says Chatham House director | Foreign policy | The Guardian
Bronwen Maddox says Trump’s rejection of international law leaves UK and Europe facing huge dilemma| the Guardian
Starmer says closer ties with EU single market preferable to a customs union | Trade policy | The Guardian
Prime minister gives clearest sign yet that government is seeking to further deepen Britain’s links with Brussels| the Guardian
UK will not import chlorinated chicken from US, ministers say | Trade policy | The Guardian
Britain will also ‘not negotiate to remove ban’ on hormone-fed beef in post-Brexit trade deal| the Guardian
UK’s digital services tax reaps almost £360m from US tech giants in first year | Amazon | The Guardian
Figure raised exceeds what most of the digital businesses have been paying in UK corporation tax| the Guardian
Trump hits UK with 10% tariffs as he ignites global trade war | Trump tariffs | The Guardian
Britain gets off comparatively lightly but US president’s action could still cost billions in lost growth| the Guardian
US acquisition of Greenland ‘absolutely not necessary,’ Danish foreign minister says after ‘frank’ talks with JD Vance – as it happened | Europe | ...
Lars Løkke Rasmussen acknowledges ‘new security situation’ in the Arctic but says US control is not the answer after brief meeting in Washington| the Guardian
Emmanuel Macron | The Guardian
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Greenland: new shipping routes, hidden minerals – and a frontline between the US and Russia? | Greenland | The Guardian
Key maps show the growing strategic importance of Greenland as Arctic ice melts under global heating| the Guardian
‘Are they going to bring their violence here?’: Fear – but little preparation – as threat of invasion looms over Greenland | Greenland | The Guardian
Ahead of high-stakes talks, people tell of alarm, thoughts of fleeing and lack of information on what to do if US invades| the Guardian
Trump insists Greenland is crucial for national security after Denmark talks | Greenland | The Guardian
Talks fail to solve ‘fundamental disagreement’ over Arctic island controlled by Copenhagen| the Guardian
Here in Greenland we are scared, but certain of one thing: our home is not for sale | Malu Rosing | The Guardian
A summit between Greenland, Denmark and Washington has done nothing to calm our fears as the US steps up its efforts to take control of my country, says Greenlandic writer Malu Rosing| the Guardian
King Charles invites Donald Trump for unprecedented second state visit to UK | Donald Trump | The Guardian
In letter hand-delivered to Trump by Keir Starmer, Charles suggests he and Trump could meet in Scotland to plan visit| the Guardian
Trump agrees to ‘friendly meeting’ with Keir Starmer after making surprise call | Donald Trump | The Guardian
President phoned while PM was with Mark Burnett, the Apprentice producer appointed as ‘special envoy’ to UK| the Guardian
Keir Starmer hopes to exploit curious relationship with Trump in Ukraine talks | Keir Starmer | The Guardian
PM has positioned himself as someone who can get along with US president while stressing Europe’s red lines| the Guardian
Dozens of Bucha civilians were killed by metal darts from Russian artillery | Ukraine | The Guardian
Forensic doctors discover fléchettes – rarely used in modern warfare – in bodies found in mass graves| the Guardian
South Korea’s former president Yoon Suk Yeol jailed for life for leading insurrection | Yoon Suk Yeol | The Guardian
Ex-leader sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labour over failed martial law declaration in 2024| the Guardian
‘We’re no longer attracting top talent’: the brain drain killing American science | US news | The Guardian
As Trump slashes science funding, young researchers flee abroad. Without solid innovation, the US could cease to have the largest biomedical ecosystem in the world| the Guardian
Hidden cost of umbrella companies in UK ‘may top £4.5bn a year’ | Corporate governance | The Guardian
Unions and tax experts call for greater regulation as those affected thought to exceed 600,000 workers| the Guardian
Met police say they will stop arresting people for supporting Palestine Action after high court ruling – live | Palestine Action | The Guardian
Police acknowledge ‘unusual circumstances’ around the ruling and say they will focus on gathering evidence| the Guardian
Every drop is precious: the Mexican women saving water for their villages | Global development | The Guardian
The climate crisis has exacerbated drought across Mexico. But female-led projects to build harvesting and filtration tanks are helping communities conserve what rain there is, and make it safe to drink| the Guardian
Revealed: The secret push to bury a weedkiller’s link to Parkinson’s disease | US news | The Guardian
Internal documents from chemical giant Syngenta reveal tactics to sponsor sympathetic scientific papers and mislead regulators about unfavorable research| the Guardian
Carey Gillam | The Guardian
Carey Gillam is the author of Whitewash- The Story of a Weed Killer, Cancer and the Corruption of Science and managing editor of The New Lede, a journalism project of the Environmental Working Group| www.theguardian.com
EPA is falsifying risk assessments for dangerous chemicals, say whistleblowers | US Environmental Protection Agency | The Guardian
Agency scientists say management silences and harasses them to appease chemical industry| the Guardian
‘Humanity’s favourite food’: how to end the livestock industry but keep eating meat | Meat industry | The Guardian
Bruce Friedrich argues the only way to tackle the world’s insatiable but damaging craving for meat is like-for-like replacements like cultivated and plant-based meat| the Guardian
US asks judge to break up Google’s ad tech business after requesting Chrome sale | US news | The Guardian
After Google lost its first monopoly trial, government asks it to sell off units of its core internet ads business| the Guardian
Gavin Newsom may call special election to redraw California congressional maps | California | The Guardian
Governor announces possible move as Democrat-led states seek to respond to planned Texas redistricting| the Guardian
Race for AI is making Hindenburg-style disaster ‘a real risk’, says leading expert | Science | The Guardian
Prof Michael Wooldridge says scenario such as deadly self-driving car update or AI hack could destroy global interest| the Guardian
Maeve Boothby-O’Neill’s harrowing case highlights clashing NHS narratives on ME | Alastair Miller | The Guardian
Hospitals and GPs needs more rapid access to clinics that can provide a diagnosis and suggest best course of treatment| the Guardian
Russian scientist working at Harvard detained by Ice at Boston airport | US immigration | The Guardian
Kseniia Petrova was returning to the US from a trip to France when officials revoked her visa and detained her| the Guardian
Geoff Dyer: ‘I’m convinced Roger Federer and I could become great friends’ | Geoff Dyer | The Guardian
The author on pranking JM Coetzee, his huge debt to Labour, and his new book about the twilight of careers for artists, writers and sportsmen| the Guardian
More than 20% of videos shown to new YouTube users are ‘AI slop’, study finds | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
Low-quality AI-generated content is now saturating social media – and generating about $117m a year, data shows| the Guardian
Humans made fire 350,000 years earlier than previously thought, discovery in Suffolk suggests | Anthropology | The Guardian
Groundbreaking find makes compelling case that humans were lighting fires much earlier than originally believed| the Guardian
The Royal Treatment: why is a bland romcom a Netflix smash hit? | Romance films | The Guardian
The no-stars, no-buzz, no-budget film about a hairdresser falling for a prince has shot to the top of the global charts| the Guardian
Everyone has an opinion – but my gut is telling me differently. Should I trust it? | Well actually | The Guardian
Our intuition can reflect knowledge or understanding that is well-founded but just below the level of our awareness| the Guardian
Erling Haaland, system-based teams and the role of the goalscorer | Erling Haaland | The Guardian
Great strikers win games and yet they can disrupt tactical systems where dominating the ball is key – just like at City| the Guardian
How harmful is damp and mould in UK homes and who is most at risk? | Housing | The Guardian
Anyone can develop health issues from damp and mould, and simple preventive measures can make a big difference| the Guardian
Outrage in Mexico at Trump praise for ‘legendary’ 19th-century US invasion | Donald Trump | The Guardian
The US president’s celebration of the 1847 conquest draws fury from Mexican leaders over ‘imperialist tone’| the Guardian
Ignore the smears: I was never a close friend of Peter Mandelson. And I fully understand the lessons we must learn | Wes Streeting | The Guardian
I knew him but not well, and worry now that he thrived in our political culture. There was a failure of moral seriousness, says health secretary Wes Streeting| the Guardian
OpenAI wins $200m contract with US military for ‘warfighting’ | OpenAI | The Guardian
Program with the defense department is first under the startup’s initiative to put AI to work in governments| the Guardian
Trump sparks concern after suggesting he might allow sales of Nvidia’s advanced AI chips in China | China | The Guardian
President says he could make deal for Nvidia to sell downgraded version of Blackwell chip in China but expert warns that could help Beijing compete in AI| the Guardian
Student cookbook: French toast (aka eggy bread) | Student cooking | The Guardian
French toast is as easy as falling off a log, but it's not worth making with bog-standard white bread: you need bread with a bit of texture, such as a Polish or French rustic loaf or an old-fashioned white baker's loaf| the Guardian
I teach yoga – its appropriation by the white wellness industry is a form of colonialism, but we can move on | Nadia Gilani | The Guardian
All of us in the business can help to make yoga more accessible to those who need it, says yoga teacher Nadia Gilani| the Guardian
Coming of aged: why is Hollywood bringing back veteran stars? | Movies | The Guardian
From Tom Cruise to Michael Keaton, A-listers can’t resist the urge to resurrect the roles that made them. But will nostalgia be enough to woo people back to cinemas?| the Guardian
Company worker in Hong Kong pays out £20m in deepfake video call scam | Hong Kong | The Guardian
Police investigate after employee says she was tricked into sending money to fraudsters posing as senior officers at her firm| the Guardian
Musk’s AI tool Grok will be integrated into Pentagon networks, Hegseth says | Grok AI | The Guardian
Defense secretary says AI tool will join military systems later this month as it comes under fire for sexual imagery| the Guardian
The Pegasus project | The Guardian
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The insider's cultural guide to Banja Luka: Where life is lived in cafes | Cities | The Guardian
Bosnia’s second city punches above its weight culturally, from a street-food-led backlash that kicked out McDonald’s to the fateful night Lenny Kravitz and Kosheen came to town ...| the Guardian
‘I want to destroy whatever I want’: Bing’s AI chatbot unsettles US reporter | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
NYT correspondent’s conversation with Microsoft’s search engine leads to bizarre philosophical conversations that highlight the sense of speaking to a human| the Guardian
‘There is no standard’: investigation finds AI algorithms objectify women’s bodies | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
Guardian exclusive: AI tools rate photos of women as more sexually suggestive than those of men, especially if nipples, pregnant bellies or exercise is involved| the Guardian
‘It’s an absolute bloodbath’: Washington Post lays off hundreds of workers | Washington Post | The Guardian
Former Post executive editor blasts owner Jeff Bezos’s ‘sickening efforts to curry favor’ with Trump| the Guardian
Hidden cost of UK workplace sickness rockets to £100bn a year, report finds | Health | The Guardian
Rising bill largely result of ‘staggering’ levels of presenteeism causing loss of productivity| the Guardian
The cries from Britain’s struggling CEOs are growing louder – how can they survive on a mere £4.4m a year? | Stefan Stern | The Guardian
There are fears in the City of an exodus of bosses to the US, where they reckon they’ll be paid the big bucks they surely deserve, says the author Stefan Stern| the Guardian
The buddy boost: how ‘accountability partners’ make you healthy, happy and more successful | Health & wellbeing | The Guardian
The idea of a friend who helps you commit to your goals is growing in popularity – whether you want to get fit, write a novel or build your business| the Guardian
Tips for headteachers to help prevent burnout | Teacher Network | The Guardian
Headteachers are under pressure to perform in increasingly difficult circumstances. So what can they do to manage the stress?| the Guardian
'My high-flying City job was not worth a life of misery' | Work & careers | The Guardian
At 21, Cambridge graduate Polly Courtney was offered a prestigious job at a City investment bank. But her high hopes turned to despair. Her new novel, Golden Handcuffs, is about the experiences of young graduates in the Square Mile. She tells her story to Anushka Asthana.| the Guardian
Head to head: does the confidence gap exist? | Women in Leadership | The Guardian
Are women more likely to suffer from imposter syndrome than men? In a new series, Hilary Devey and Monica Parker debate whether the confidence gap is fact or fiction| the Guardian
UK mental health charities handed sensitive data to Facebook for targeted ads | Mental health | The Guardian
Embedded tracking tool revealed details of users’ visits to content on depression, self-harm and eating disorders| the Guardian
What have three years of Putin’s war done to both nations’ economies? | Ukraine | The Guardian
As the invasion enters its fourth year, analysts are examining the health of Ukraine and Russia, and who will be the better prospect for investors once the conflict ends. The answers are not as predictable as one might think| the Guardian
The troubled history of Zaha Hadid's Tokyo Olympic stadium project | Architecture | The Guardian
PM Shinzo Abe’s decision to cancel the building was, for many in Japan, long overdue and about much more than architectural infighting| the Guardian
State-sponsored hackers targeting defence sector employees, Google says | Espionage | The Guardian
Cyber-espionage campaigns are targeting employees directly, including through hiring processes, report claims| the Guardian
Harry Styles fans left out of pocket as ticket scams jump 529% | Scams | The Guardian
Huge increase in fraud accompanies record number of UK live entertainment tickets sold in 2022| the Guardian
What role could the US play in Venezuela’s ‘bust’ oil industry? | Oil | The Guardian
Experts say lifting production to former levels could take decades and huge investment will be needed| the Guardian
Energy bills may rise if government gives Drax more support, say MPs | Drax | The Guardian
Britain’s single biggest source of carbon emissions could negotiate over Liz Truss’s £150bn bills freeze| 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
Revealed: International ‘race science’ network secretly funded by US tech boss | Race | The Guardian
Group promoting ‘dangerous’ scientific racism ideology teamed up with rightwing extremist, recordings reveal| the Guardian
Elon Musk has been in regular contact with Putin for two years, says report | Elon Musk | The Guardian
Alleged talks between billionaire and Russian president could have enormous security implications| the Guardian
‘Insanity’: petrostates planning huge expansion of fossil fuels, says UN report | Fossil fuels | The Guardian
Plans by nations including Saudi Arabia, the US and UAE would blow climate targets and ‘throw humanity’s future into question’| the Guardian
FTSE on course for biggest fall since financial crisis | Stock markets | The Guardian
World markets plunge on back of coronavirus-driven recession fears and threat of oil price war| the Guardian
Scientists warn of severe climate-related risks to UK economy and security | Climate crisis | The Guardian
Experts lay out scale of changes needed in ‘first-of-its-kind national emergency briefing’ in Westminster| the Guardian
From Hidden to No Country for Old Men – why the 2000s is my favourite film decade | Movies | The Guardian
Featuring Coen brothers masterpieces and an astonishing run by Michael Haneke, this was the decade in which film rediscovered its history – and explored its future – thanks to digital technology| the Guardian
Trump wants to 'Make Federal Buildings Beautiful Again' with neoclassical order | Trump administration | The Guardian
President reportedly wants to mandate return to ‘classical architectural style’, according to draft order| the Guardian
The Trump doctrine exposes the US as a mafia state | Jan-Werner Müller | The Guardian
The Venezuela incursion is in line with this logic, made even plainer as the US eyes Greenland| the Guardian
Britons ‘need to accept’ they’re poorer, says Bank of England economist | Bank of England | The Guardian
Chief economist Huw Pill says workers and firms should stop trying to pass on rising costs by hiking prices or demanding better wages| the Guardian
Aardman | The Guardian
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Aardman's 20 best films – ranked! | Aardman | The Guardian
From early experiments in claymation TV to its forthcoming Shaun the Sheep big-screen sequel, we rate the animation studio’s output| the Guardian
Wallace, Gromit and a new use for lentils: blockbuster Aardman exhibition opens at Young V&A | Aardman | The Guardian
Children are encouraged to get hands-on as the world’s leading stop-motion studio showcases its work in east London| the Guardian
Behind the Somali daycare panic is a mother-and-son duo angling to be top Maga influencers | YouTube | The Guardian
Nick and Brooke Shirley have for years published conspiracy-minded takes on hot-button rightwing issues| the Guardian
Pickled magnolias: spring’s first flowers are edible, with a potent spicy kick | Australian food and drink | The Guardian
They can be used in place of pickled ginger, dipped in tempura batter and deep fried, or chopped and tossed through salads| the Guardian
Morocco’s happy valley – the wilderness that lies just beyond the souks of Marrakech | Marrakech holidays | The Guardian
Just 20 miles from the bustle of the medina, Ourika valley is a place of magical gardens, olive groves and walking trails in the foothills of the High Atlas| the Guardian
It's time to talk about fraud in aid agencies | Impact and effectiveness | The Guardian
Too many NGOs avoid investing in counter-fraud programmes for fear of increased administrative costs and upsetting the public| the Guardian
What time do top CEOs wake up? | Work-life balance | The Guardian
To find out how high achievers organise their lives we asked seven top business people to run us through their working day – including the bosses of AOL and Ericsson. Introducing the interviews, Tim Dowling discovers that a very early start is the key to success ...| the Guardian
‘This will happen before 2030’: how the science behind Covid vaccines might help to fight cancer | Cancer research | The Guardian
The success of mRNA-based drugs in combating coronavirus is inspiring scientists to create similar vaccines for melanoma and other tumours| the Guardian
Son of Saul review – profoundly, soul-shakingly distressing | Son of Saul | The Guardian
This haunting vision of the hell inside Auschwitz seen through the eyes of prisoner forced to help in the gas chambers is traumatic and overpowering| the Guardian
Death of the narrator? Apple unveils suite of AI-voiced audiobooks | Apple | The Guardian
Exclusive: tech firm quietly launches new audiobook catalogue narrated by AI – but move expected to spark backlash| the Guardian