World News King Constantine of Greece faces his Colonels – archive, 26 April 1967The Guardian - Michael WallAthens, April 25 King Constantine and the military members of the Government are still negotiating the terms on which the King will declare his acceptance of the new regime. There seems little doubt Constantine
Opinion (UK) Want to stop Adani? Fight the labour hire creepThe Guardian - Van BadhamAdani isn’t really in the coal business. They’re in the profit business To Australia’s right, the political conflict surrounding the proposed Adani coalmine surely represents the perfect wedge of Australia’s
European Union Irish backstop could undermine EU standards, report saysThe GuardianIt is a dastardly trap, designed to lock freedom-loving Britain into the European Union’s protectionist customs union: that is the argument against the so-called backstop, cited by hardline Brexit advocates
Taliban More Afghan civilians killed by Nato-led forces than Taliban in 2019The Guardian - Emma Graham-HarrisonThe Afghan government and its international backers killed more civilians in the first three months of 2019 than the Taliban and other insurgent groups, the United Nations has said. It was the first time
Opinion (UK) Factory farms are polluting our water with hog manure. Democrats should take noteThe Guardian - George GoehlDuplin county, North Carolina, with more than 2.2 million hogs, produces twice the untreated manure as the total sewage of New York City Donald Trump is banking on riding his hardline stance on immigration
Sports Cardinals select multi-sport star Kyler Murray as No1 pick in NFL draftThe Guardian - Associated PressDefying NFL custom and at least temporarily creating a quarterback quandary, the Arizona Cardinals led off the NFL draft on Thursday night by selecting Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray, the Heisman Trophy
Play buttonPrince William Christchurch attack: Prince William meets five-year-old survivorThe Guardian - Eleanor Ainge Roy in DunedinPrince William has delighted a young survivor of the mosque shootings by visiting her in hospital in Auckland. Alen Alsati, 5, sustained numerous critical injuries in the Christchurch attacks in which
Media Industry Man cleared of assaulting rugby player awarded $100,000 over Nine's 'coward punch' defamationThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressAn Englishman who was cleared of assaulting Australia’s former rugby sevens captain is entitled to $100,000 damages after being defamed by the Nine Network, a judge has ruled. Sam Oliver sued the broadcaster
KwaZulu-Natal 'I don't recall that in history': shock as South Africa mudslides kill 70The Guardian - ReutersMore than 70 people have been killed in South Africa after torrential rains along the eastern coast, officials said on Thursday, and rescuers were still recovering bodies. KwaZulu-Natal province, where
Title X Judge blocks Trump administration 'gag rule' on abortion referralsGuardian US - ReutersA federal judge has blocked a Trump administration rule that would bar taxpayer-funded family planning clinics from referring patients to abortion providers, according to the state attorney general. The
Dana Sabraw Judge gives Trump administration six months to identify children separated from familiesGuardian US - Guardian staff and agenciesThe federal government has six months to identify potentially thousands of children who were separated from their families at the US-Mexico border early in Donald Trump’s term, a judge said Thursday. administration
World News 'Gorilla selfie': Congolese ranger tells how he snapped viral photoThe Guardian - Associated PressTwo gorillas stand behind a park ranger, one at a side angle, with her shoulders back, head up, apparently posing. The other seems to be peering around the back of the human to make sure she’s in shot.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice review – fun, freaky Tim Burton adaptation haunts BroadwayThe Guardian - Alexis SoloskiA specter is haunting the Winter Garden. Actually, a lot of specters. There are dead football players, a slit-wrist beauty queen, a sandworm, a singing roast pig, a couple of garden-variety friendly ghosts
Environment Coalition under fire for approving uranium mine day before election calledThe Guardian - Adam MortonThe Morrison government is under fire for quietly approving a giant uranium mine in outback Western Australia the day before the federal election was called, despite warnings it could lead to the extinction
Sports 'You need to be terrified of me, bitch': Audio raises questions about Hill abuse caseThe Guardian - Associated PressA television station aired audio on Thursday it says shows Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill telling his fiancee about punching and using a belt to discipline their son one day after prosecutors
Manhattan, NY Fake heiress found guilty of theft and grand larceny in ManhattanGuardian US - Associated PressA New York jury on Thursday convicted an extravagant socialite who bankrolled an implausibly lavish lifestyle with tens of thousands of dollars she swindled from banks, hotels and friends who believed
Media Industry 'King' Kyle Sandilands is judged and found wantingThe Guardian - Amanda MeadeIt’s been 10 years since Kyle Sandilands lost his last Channel Ten gig as a judge. He was sacked by Australian Idol after a stunt on the Kyle and Jackie O show which involved strapping a 14-year-old girl
Victoria (Australia) Growing Bells Beach swell claims first casualty, as Gilmore bows outThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressStephanie Gilmore will have to find a new way if the surfing legend is to win an historic eighth world title this season. Gilmore struggled in Friday’s massive conditions at Bells Beach and lost to Hawaiian
Los Angeles County More than 300 quarantined amid measles fears at Los Angeles universitiesGuardian US - Julia Carrie Wong and agenciesMore than 300 students and faculty members at two Los Angeles universities have been placed under a quarantine order, after they were exposed to measles and were not able to verify they had been vaccinated
Scott Morrison Scott Morrison's single-mindedness when immigration minister is a frightening traitThe Guardian - Shaun HannsIn a final push to get the policy over the line, Morrison made a clear threat to crossbench senators In a recent interview Scott Morrison clearly relished the opportunity to explain how he’s the kind guy
Minneapolis-Saint Paul, MN Former police officer Mohamed Noor breaks silence about Justine Damond shootingGuardian US - Australian Associated PressA former Minneapolis police officer on trial for the fatal shooting of an Australian life coach, who was unarmed and had called 911 to report a possible sexual assault near her home, has testified in He
Florida In rare sentencing, ex-Florida officer gets 25 years for killing musicianGuardian US - Associated PressA former Florida police officer has received a 25-year prison sentence for the fatal on-duty shooting of a black musician whose SUV had broken down after a late-night concert. The fired Palm Beach Gardens
Malcolm Turnbull Malcolm Turnbull says he urged Trump to develop 5G mobile networks Australia News - Katharine Murphy Political editorMalcolm Turnbull has revealed that he encouraged Donald Trump to “take the lead” and develop 5G networks in cooperation with allies, including Australia, to hold out “ferocious competition” from China
Jair Bolsonaro Brazil must not become a 'gay tourism paradise', says BolsonaroThe Guardian - Tom Phillips and Anna Jean Kaiser in São PauloBrazil’s far-right president, the self-declared homophobe Jair Bolsonaro, has been accused of inciting hatred towards LGBT people after declaring the South American country should not become a “gay tourism
Lung Cancer One in six people dying of lung cancer in UK are non-smokers, experts sayThe Guardian - Denis Campbell Health policy editorScientists blame rise on car fumes, secondhand smoke and soot from wood-burning stoves Growing numbers of non-smokers are being diagnosed with lung cancer, many at a stage when it is incurable, experts
Social Work Labour lays out plans for social care reform ahead of local electionsThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorLabour would provide home help to 160,000 more older people to support them with tasks like dressing, bathing and preparing meals under new plans for overhauling social care, the party said. Ahead of local
Xherdan Shaqiri Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekendThe Guardian - Nick Ames, Gregg Bakowski and Niall McVeigh1) City must roll up their sleeves again at Burnley Pep Guardiola is not usually short of post-match praise for his players, but he struck a different note after the Manchester derby win. “Tonight we enjoy
Portsmouth Tories and Labour accused of racial discrimination in PortsmouthThe Guardian - Rajeev SyalPortsmouth’s major political parties are struggling to contain claims they have racially discriminated against local minority ethnic council candidates. The Conservatives have launched an inquiry into
Black Voters Portsmouth and Brighton among 'least representative councils for BAME people'The Guardian - Rajeev Syal and Amelia ClarkeOperation Black Vote says its analysis shows a failure to encourage BAME councillors, warning it can lead to mistrust Councils in Portsmouth and Brighton have been accused by the Operation Black Vote pressure
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