They parrot and profit from dangerous lies that harm our entire country

The building blocks of health shape how healthy we are—like safe homes, good jobs, strong communities, and clean, green spaces.

Farage’s personal company has almost £2m in cash but has not filed key documents

Podcast Episode · The Rest Is Politics · 16 June · 49min

Going it alone hasn't made us stronger; it has simply made us smaller

The right is obsessed with ‘two-tier policing’. This is indeed a two-tier government – but the real victims are progressives, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

There is a fundamental tension between extreme wealth and the very possibility of democracy. That’s because extreme wealth is always an extreme power

Exclusive: Ministers consider national threshold in England that could in effect bar thousands from studying University students would face minimum grade requirements to qualify for student loans in England under proposals that could in effect bar thousands of young people from higher education. Under one proposal being discussed by ministers, a pass in GCSE English would become the national threshold for students to access government-backed tuition and maintenance loans through the Student Loans Company. Continue reading...

Cambridge experts welcome tougher online protections but question whether a social media ban alone will really work

The review will focus on personal independence payments (Pip), which have risen from £11 billion in 2019-20 to £22 billion for working-age claimants in 2024-25

Exclusive: health professionals, survivors and politicians voice concerns in open letter over comments by Fatima Maadi Bio, who also denies supporting the practice

The Canadian federal election, on Monday, which culminated in Mark Carney’s retention of the Prime Ministership, was won by defying Trumpism.

The patchwork of different contests across England has been truly fascinating, throwing up all sorts of lessons.

Editorial: The Treasury seems to think relaxing financial rules will boost growth. There’s little evidence for this idea – and every reason to believe it could exacerbate risks

Some iPhone theft victims are taking their cases to court to get their digital lives back.

Guardian analysis finds seven MPs have worked at least 300 hours since July in outside employment

The defense secretary sent sensitive information about strikes in Yemen to an encrypted group chat that included his wife and brother, people familiar with the matter said.

“The last month has been a full-blown meltdown at the Pentagon,” John Ullyot, the former top Defense Department spokesperson, wrote in a POLITICO Magazine opinion piece.

Editorial: The Treasury seems to think relaxing financial rules will boost growth. There’s little evidence for this idea – and every reason to believe it could exacerbate risks

The postal giant will stop shipping packages to American consumers after a rise in red tape at customs.

There is an article in The Guardian this morning that rather half-heartedly seeks to explain why energy prices are so high in the UK. As it explains, without adequate analysis being applied to market...

The defense secretary sent sensitive information about strikes in Yemen to an encrypted group chat that included his wife and brother, people familiar with the matter said.