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The Guardian editorial criticizes the Bank of England's quantitative tightening policy, which could cost the Treasury £120bn, arguing it blurs the lines between

The Guardian editorial argues that massive donations to Reform UK from crypto billionaires necessitate action on political funding, urging the House of Lords to

The Guardian editorial discusses the shifting dynamics of the united Ireland debate, noting how Brexit unexpectedly reinforced economic integration between Nort

The Guardian reflects on its 1996 coverage of Oasis's Knebworth concerts, noting that it reviewed support act The Charlatans instead of the main band. This come

The Guardian University Guide 2027 provides rankings of top universities by subject, student satisfaction, staff numbers, spending, and career prospects to help

The Guardian's picture editors have selected photographs from around the world for Wednesday, featuring images such as a statue of Young Mao Zedong and a glacie

An editorial discusses the Criminal Cases Review Commission's (CCRC) need to rebuild trust after errors in cases like Andrew Malkinson's, as it faces a signific

The Guardian's picture editors have selected photographs from around the world for Thursday, featuring wildfire pollution and clowns on a pilgrimage.

The number of students taking creative subjects like music and drama at A-level and GCSE is at a record low, with a significant drop in state schools. This decl

The Guardian's picture editors have selected photographs from around the world for Friday, including images of a tunnel rescue and a flooded wedding.

An editorial criticizes the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech in the murder trial of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta, calling it a devastating blow to justi

An editorial highlights the resurgence of kidnappings in Nigeria, with over 7,800 people abducted and nearly $6 million paid in ransoms in the past year. It arg

The Guardian's editorial criticizes the Conservative leader's choice of a new shadow chancellor, Kemi Badenoch, arguing it shows a lack of insight into the reas

The Guardian editorial discusses the global bond shock, highlighting Japan's economic challenges and its interaction with the US under Donald Trump, drawing par

An editorial criticizes the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, arguing that its deportation policies are creating a class of people in the US with fe

An editorial argues that Meta has been let off too lightly despite an $18bn settlement regarding its business practices, which included child safety concerns. W

The Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the 1066 Battle of Hastings, is being loaned to the British Museum for the first time in nearly 1,000 years, symbolizing post-Bre

The Guardian has reaffirmed its annual climate pledge for 2026, committing to environmental responsibility in both its reporting and business operations. The or

The Guardian Investigates is launching a new series called "Black Box: The Chatbots" to explore how people are becoming convinced AI chatbots have aided them in

The Guardian editorial argues that Britain's assistance in enabling Ukraine to assemble advanced weaponry like the Scalp missile marks a crucial step towards Ky

This year's GCSE results show resilience from post-pandemic students and a return to stability, with a slight rise in top grades and a fall in overall pass rate

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the deadliest in the country's history, with over 2,325 deaths, exacerbated by armed conflict,

The Guardian's picture editors have selected a series of photographs from around the world for Tuesday, featuring images such as hill sheep sales and a giant da

Reform deputy leader Richard Tice is accused of using "nasty tactics" after issuing a legal threat to The Guardian, seeking disclosure of documents that could r