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US territories hit out at Trump plan to explore deep sea mining in the Pacific

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan in Hagatna, Guam

US agency releases plan to lease millions of hectares of seabed off the coast of the Northern Mariana Islands and Guam A US government plan to lease out millions of hectares of seabed near the Mariana Trench for deep sea exploration has drawn opposition from US territories in the Pacific, as the Trump administration remains locked in a race with China for control of critical ocean minerals. On Tuesday, the Marine Min

I once asked Mam why she married my father. She said: ‘I took pity on him’

By Patsy McGarry

In a Word... Birthday

Women’s Super League 2026-27 preview No 3: Birmingham City

By Tom Garry

Back in the top flight after four seasons, Amy Merricks’ side have added WSL experience in a bid to consolidate Guardian writers’ predicted position: 12th (NB: this is not necessarily Tom Garry’s prediction but the average of our writers’ tips) Last season’s position: 1st (WSL2) Continue reading...

UK productivity growing faster than official figures suggest, thinktank finds

By Heather Stewart Economics editor

Resolution Foundation suggests economy may finally be emerging from shadow of 2008 financial crisis Productivity in the UK – a vital measure of economic health – is growing more strongly than official figures suggest, according to analysis from the Resolution Foundation. The thinktank suggests the chancellor, John Healey, may have inherited an economy finally starting to emerge from the long shadow of the 2008 global

Government vows to make business rate valuations for pubs and hotels fairer

By Lauren Almeida

Review will look at improving system for English and Welsh hospitality venues before next revaluation date in 2029 The government has promised that business rate valuations will be “made fairer” for pubs and hotels in England and Wales, as Andy Burnham faces growing calls to help the UK’s struggling hospitality sector. An independent review for England and Wales will look at improving the system for hospitality venue

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Burnham to visit Ukraine with promise of boost for Kyiv’s long-range missiles

By Kiran Stacey in London and Dan Sabbagh in Dnipro

PM will use independence day trip to announce sharing of classified information about Storm Shadow components Britain will boost Ukraine’s capacity to make its own long-range missiles, Andy Burnham will announce on Monday, as he travels to Kyiv for the country’s independence day on his first foreign visit as prime minister. Burnham will arrive in the Ukrainian capital on Monday morning at a crucial time in the war, w

Ceferin brands Infantino’s failed World Cup plan as ‘even worse than the Super League’

By Nick Ames

Fifa president will face opponent if he seeks re-election Ceferin: ‘We stopped another try to steal the sport’ The Uefa president, Aleksander Ceferin, has described Gianni Infantino’s doomed attempt to sell stakes in the World Cup as “even worse than the Super League plan” and warned his embattled Fifa counterpart that he will face an opponent if he runs for re-election next March. Ceferin has led Uefa’s firm collect

Bryant concerned that Troubles Bill is 'misunderstood'

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Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Chris Bryant has said that a strong relationship between the Irish and British Governments is vital.

Bryant concerned that Troubles Bill is 'misunderstood'

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Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Chris Bryant has said that a strong relationship between the Irish and British Governments is vital.

New EU-wide product repair rules come into force

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New EU rules have come into force aiming to tackle the 35 million tonnes of waste the premature disposal of consumer goods generates across the bloc.

New EU-wide product repair rules come into force

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New EU rules have come into force aiming to tackle the 35 million tonnes of waste the premature disposal of consumer goods generates across the bloc.

Rathwood tops CCPC complaints list for first half of year

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Garden centre and outdoor furniture retailer Rathwood was the most complained about business during the first half of this year, according to the latest helpline report from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC).

Properties to rent in Dublin fell by 18% despite new rules, report finds

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

New rent regulations triggered record 4.4 per cent hike in average market rents in first quarter

Arthur Fils wins first Masters title after beating Frances Tiafoe in Cincinnati final

By Tumaini Carayol at the Lindner Family Tennis Center

22-year-old wins 6-3, 1-6, 6-0 Fils now ranked No 11 in world Arthur Fils has always believed he was on the path to the very top of his chosen sport. Even when others considered him too young, too green or far too self-confident, he has entered the biggest tournaments in the world with the intention of winning them, ambitions he did not hesitate to express. On a historic afternoon in Mason, Ohio, Fils took an huge st

Eight-year-old dies after contracting rare brain-eating amoeba in Louisiana

By Marina Dunbar

Lillian Smart of Ruston infected with fatal Naegleria fowleri, likely after swimming in Lake Claiborne, health officials say An eight-year-old Louisiana girl has died after contracting a rare, typically fatal brain-eating amoeba after a swim in Lake Claiborne. Lillian Smart, of Ruston, died on Saturday, one day after celebrating her birthday, her family announced in a public Facebook post on the “Love for Lillian” pa

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Landslide at waste mound in Guinea capital kills 30, government says

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Dump site in Conakry, which minister had just promised to move, collapsed after heavy rain in west African state A ⁠landslide at a huge waste dump in Guinea’s capital has killed 30 people, the government said on Sunday, after heavy rains overnight prompted it to ⁠collapse, engulfing nearby tents and shacks. The incident occurred less than a week after the government announced plans to close the ⁠site and relocate the

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Rory McIlroy’s daring run stalls late on as Wyndham Clark drives off with BMW Championship

By Philip Reid

McIlroy’s bogey on the par-5 17th and a birdie for Clark ended a fine challenge in the final round

Landslide in Guinea kills 30 people at capital city landfill site

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Heavy rains cause collapse of large mound of waste, engulfing tents and shacks

McIlroy fightback falls short as Clark rallies to win

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Rory McIlroy's hopes of a fightback BMW Championship win came unstuck over the final three holes as Wyndham Clark bounced back to take the title.

European football: Torres double rescues PSG point after Rennes threaten shock win

By Guardian sport and agencies

Atlético’s Alvarez booed by own fans in home draw Salah scores first goals in Trabzonspor victory Ferran Torres came off the bench to score a late double ⁠on his debut as Paris Saint-Germain rallied from two goals down to draw ⁠2-2 with ⁠hosts Rennes in their Ligue 1 season opener on Sunday. Sebastian Szymanski and Esteban Lepaul gave ⁠the home side a 2-0 lead at half-time but PSG piled on the pressure in ⁠the second

Start your engines! Trump completes fast and furious takeover of Washington with IndyCar race

By David Smith in Washington

US president, pushing on with Freedom 250 festivities, makes over nation’s capital for Trump rally on wheels Kyle Kirkwood wins Freedom 250 IndyCar race after Trump waves the green flag He got the wrong end of the stick. Donald Trump couldn’t figure out how to hold the green flag until his wife, Melania Trump, and Command Sgt Maj Matt Williams set him right. Then the US president waved the flag fast and furious like

Police pursuit aborted seconds before fatal crash, says watchdog

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Two officers who died were not involved in the pursuit but had been called to help search for the car, the police watchdog says.

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The Terror: Devil in Silver review – this psychiatric hospital horror is scary on so many levels

By Lucy Mangan

Expect gory set pieces and jump scares galore in the return of the supernatural anthology series, with Dan Stevens among the many poor souls terrorised by an evil spirit haunting their ward Things that go bump in the night? Bad. Things that go bump in the night in a dilapidated psychiatric hospital? Infinitely worse. That, basically, is the premise of Devil in Silver, the latest volume of anthology series The Terror,

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British police aborted pursuit of car seconds before fatal crash that killed seven

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Police aborted chase and continued to travel on correct side of carriageway

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Reform says it would put foreign-born UK citizens lower on social housing list

By Kiran Stacey Policy editor

UK-born married couples under 35 with children would get priority under proposals to be outlined by Farage’s party British citizens who were born abroad would be made to wait longer for social housing under proposals to be announced by Reform UK on Monday. Nigel Farage’s party will announce the policy at a press conference in London. Under the policy, people born in the UK and young married couples with children woul