Labour figures rule out working with Greens after ‘Zionism is racism’ vote
World news | The Guardianby Aletha Adu and Peter Walker·2d ago
Senior Labour party figures said it is very unlikely their party would cooperate with the Greens in the future after they adopted a policy treating Zionism as a form of racism.
Whistleblower suit alleges Trump ordered FBI investigation on LA anti-ICE protesters
World news | The Guardianby Shrai Popat in Washington·2d ago
Donald Trump ordered the FBI to investigate protesters in Los Angeles who were demonstrating against the president’s immigration crackdown, according to a whistleblower complaint.
Google told to halt work on datacentres in Finland over environmental concerns
World news | The Guardianby Miranda Bryant Nordic correspondent·2d ago
Google has been ordered to temporarily stop work on two datacentres in Finland after failing to do the necessary environmental impact assessments on its construction sites.
Alleged Iranian spies planned ‘serious violence’ against UK journalists, court hears
World news | The Guardianby Nadeem Badshah·2d ago
Three alleged Iranian spies carried out surveillance and reconnaissance to target journalists in the UK as part of a plan to commit “serious violence”, a court heard on Tuesday.
Three men jailed for raping teenage girl before fleeing UK in back of lorry
World news | The Guardianby Steven Morris·2d ago
Three men who raped a 17-year-old girl before escaping from the UK to France in the back of a lorry have been jailed for a total of 33 years.
Election deniers stoke Trump-driven ballot security fears before midterms
World news | The Guardianby Ariana Baio·2d ago
Prominent election deniers have spent recent weeks stoking fears over US election security before next month’s midterms, echoing claims pushed by Donald Trump to justify asserting more control over...
New York City med spa owner admits to giving client botulism with bootleg Botox
World news | The Guardianby Victoria Bekiempis in New York·2d ago
The owner of a New York City med spa has admitted to illegally administering bootleg Botox from Asia, leading one to client to develop botulism.
Trump’s suggestion to ‘take out’ LA or San Diego draws Republican rebuke
World news | The Guardianby Shrai Popat and David Smith in Washington·2d ago
A Republican candidate in San Diego has criticized Donald Trump after the US president suggested Iran could “take out” the city or Los Angeles.
Proportion of people in Great Britain vaping who never smoked doubles in four years
World news | The Guardianby Andrew Gregory Health editor·2d ago
More than 1 million people in Great Britain now vape despite never having been regular smokers, with rates nearly doubling in just four years, according to figures that health experts describe as...
US citizen alleges immigration agent in Chicago shot her from behind
World news | The Guardianby Associated Press·2d ago
A US citizen who was shot one year ago by a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agent during a sweeping immigration crackdown in Chicago filed a lawsuit against the federal government on Monday...
PM called on to act on communal grave revelations as NSW commits to urgent review
World news | The Guardianby Christopher Knaus and Ariel Bogle·2d ago
Anthony Albanese has been urged to use national cabinet to stop the use of unmarked communal graves to bury impoverished Australians and address failings that are leaving family and friends...
Coalition’s migration plan risks breaching India free trade agreement and damaging economy, advocates warn
World news | The Guardianby Krishani Dhanji·2d ago
The Coalition’s migration plan risks breaching Australia’s free trade agreement with India, signed by the former Morrison government, allowing Indian students to stay and work for up to four years...
Norwegian princess Märtha Louise and husband sue ex-friends for ‘betrayal of trust’
World news | The Guardianby Miranda Bryant Nordic correspondent·2d ago
The Norwegian princess Märtha Louise and her husband, the American businessman Durek Verrett, are suing several former members of their inner circle for defamation over what they described as a...
Veteran conservative lawyer quits Trump’s interior department and warns of ‘assault on the rule of law’
World news | The Guardianby Jimmy Tobias·2d ago
An 18-year veteran of the US Department of Interior has resigned in protest from the sprawling federal agency, denouncing “a deeply troubling assault on the rule of the law” that took place at the...
Plague epidemic risk in Russia low after death of lab technician, WHO says
World news | The Guardianby Luke Harding and agencies·2d ago
The World Health Organization has said the risk of an epidemic in Russia is lowafter the sudden death of a lab technician who worked at a plague research institute in Siberia.
British man arrested over suspected RAF Fairford terrorism plot
World news | The Guardianby Press Association·2d ago
A seventh man has been arrested in London on suspicion of terrorism offences related to the suspected RAF Fairford terrorism plot, police have said.
US, Israeli and European far-right figures to gather for conference in Israel
World news | The Guardianby Jason Wilson·2d ago
A National Conservatism (NatCon) conference beginning today in Jerusalem advertises a talk from the Trump administration’s anti-terrorism czar alongside speeches from far-right Israeli politicians...
Argentina to stop Falklands exploiting offshore oilfields, country’s foreign minister says
World news | The Guardianby Daniel Boffey Chief reporter·2d ago
Argentina’s foreign minister has told an audience that included the British ambassador that his government would stop the Falkland Islands from exploiting its offshore oilfields as part of a...
Former UN food agency official claims he was fired for highlighting hunger in Gaza
World news | The Guardianby Julian Borger in Copenhagen·2d ago
A former senior UN food agency official has alleged he was fired last week for his work highlighting hunger in Gaza, and has launched an appeal against his dismissal.
On the barricades with wheelie bins and shopping trolleys: Paris students rage at politicians and police
World news | The Guardianby Angelique Chrisafis in Paris·2d ago
Before dawn on Tuesday outside the Lycée Sophie-Germain in central Paris, hundreds of teenagers dragged wheelie bins, metal barriers and shopping trolleys to build a barricade outside the front...
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