Bosnia will soon vote for a tripartite presidency that excludes up to 100,000 minority citizens – including the country's small Jewish community. Local leaders say the peace deal that ended the Siege ...

Our LGBT dispatches have taken a sadder turn.

Natasha Walter talks to Rachel Marsh, the resident of the newly ‘independent’ Oxfordshire village whose anti-racist BBC interview led to abuse, doxxing and death threats

Cairo’s intelligence chief visited Tel Aviv shortly before October 7 with a dire message about Gaza.

Home Office’s fees are up to 10 times the processing cost – and rising every year

Wild Thing Colombian Coffee brings different cultures together over a good brew, empanadas and arepa sandwiches

Appointment of ‘special representative’ was delayed twice, Hyphen understands — now MP tells Burnham: ‘Get on with it’

The long read: Every decade, the BBC’s continued existence must be secured through an elaborate multi-year negotiation with the government. But what does charter renewal actually involve – and will it...

This has become a country where men in balaclavas target lifeboat volunteers

National Crime Agency for Journalists and Press

The founder and activist on running a Cambridge college

Opposing action to tackle climate change is getting tricker.

Selected article from September's online edition of the British Journalism Review (BJR): Volume 37 Number 3 September 2026.

Prospect of ousting British and potentially other European officials from US-led ceasefire hub comes amid growing criticism of Netanyahu government

Grassroots groups working to bring together Hindu and Muslim communities say the hard graft was left to them — and austerity isn’t helping

National Trust’s Holnicote estate says restored wetlands and rivers offer proof of resilience to drought, wildfires and flooding

Once again – this time in Thetford – asylum seekers have become a locus for violence

Experts said the targeting of asylum seekers in houses 'represented a new escalation of anti-migrant harassment and violence'

Prime minister Andy Burnham previously urged retailers to suspend selling single-use grills during extreme heat

Exclusive: Pay increases to two weeks in England and Wales after Guardian revealed officers ‘mocked’ for taking time off

Emily Price A Reform Member of the Senedd has been branded “vile” after he called on a Welsh council to abandon its adopted definition of “Islamophobia”, arguing that some aspects of Islam are “psycho...

The national support network is delicate

Power cable linking UK and Ireland now passes near Bronze Age human burial remains instead of fictional grave on Welsh beach