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More Articles from Top 7 or 10 Tips: News TipsAs Tuesday’s vote looms, Northern Ireland secretary warns issue is tearing UK apart Theresa May is set to launch a last-ditch bid to win over mutinous Tory MPs before deciding whether to proceed with a vote on her Brexit deal on Tuesday, as one of her closest cabinet allies issued a stark warning that the UK should learn from Northern Ireland about “the damage that division can do”. With less than 48 hours to go before May faces the reckoning of her MPs, few of the 100-plus rebels who have vowed to vote against her deal showed any sign of altering their positions. Continue reading...
New court filings show Donald Trump was “at the center of a massive fraud” against the American people, the incoming chair of the House judiciary committee said on Sunday. Related: Mob mentality: how Mueller is working to turn Trump's troops Continue reading...President to break silence as Paris counts cost of ‘social and economic catastrophe’ Emmanuel Macron is set to address the French people on Monday night after a fourth weekend of violence on the streets of major cities left the president under intense pressure to prove to protesters his government, accused of being arrogant and out of touch, is listening and to stop further destruction. The president will speak to the French people at 8:00 pm, his Elysee office announced. It will be his first public comments after four weeks of nationwide anti-government demonstrations. Continue reading...Prime minister of New Zealand makes emotional statement as accused appears in court for the first time New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern has choked back tears while offering a heartfelt apology to the family of murdered British backpacker Grace Millane, as the man accused of killing the young traveller made his first court appearance. A visibly emotional Ardern said there was a collective feeling of shame in the South Pacific nation over the fate of Millane, whose body was found on Sunday in dense bushland in western Auckland. Continue reading...Days of lavish celebrations are taking place to mark the marriage of the daughter of India’s richest man Celebrities including Beyoncé, Arianna Huffington, Sachin Tendulkar and Hillary Clinton have arrived in the Indian state of Rajasthan for the wedding of the daughter of country’s richest man. Dozens of chartered planes flew into Udaipur for celebrations to mark the wedding of Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal, which has been dubbed locally “the big, fat Indian wedding”. Continue reading...‘Salvini decree’ threatens to make thousands not eligible for refugee status homeless Italian priests have declared their willingness to “open the church doors of every single parish” to people expelled from reception centres as an anti-immigration law from Italy’s rightwing government threatens to make thousands homeless. The so-called “Salvini decree” – named after Matteo Salvini, the interior minister and leader of the far-right League – left hundreds in legal limbo when its removal of humanitarian protection for those not eligible for refugee status but otherwise unable to return home was applied by several Italian cities soon after its approval by parliament earlier this month. Continue reading...Manifesto by progressive Europeans calls for €800bn of levies to tackle inequality, disillusionment, climate change and migration A group of progressive Europeans led by the economist and author Thomas Piketty has drawn up a bold new blueprint for a fairer Europe to address the division, disenchantment, inequality and rightwing populism sweeping the continent. The plan, crafted by more than 50 economists, historians and former politicians from half a dozen countries, includes huge levies on multinationals, millionaires and carbon emissions to generate funds to tackle the most urgent issues of the day, including poverty, migration, climate change and the EU’s so-called democratic deficit. Continue reading...Princess Masako, who suffers from a stress-related illness, will become empress when her husband ascends the throne next year Japan’s crown Princess Masako has said she feels “insecure” about her duties as empress when her husband, crown prince Naruhito, ascends the Chrysanthemum throne next year, as her doctors warned that she continued to experience symptoms of her stress-related illness. In an unusually candid statement to mark her 55th birthday on Sunday, Masako added that she would do her best after Naruhito succeeds his 84-year-old father, Akihito, who on 30 April will become the first Japanese emperor to abdicate for 200 years. Continue reading...Kingdom rejects demands to arrest former Saudi intelligence chief Ahmad al-Assiri and former royal adviser Saud al-Qahtani Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister has rejected demands to extradite suspects connected to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi as sought by the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. “We do not extradite our citizens,” Adel al-Jubeir told a news conference in Riyadh at the end of a summit of Gulf Cooperation Council states. Continue reading...Terry Branstad urged to cancel arrest warrant for Meng Wanzhou and end her ‘egregious’ detention China has summoned the US ambassador in Beijing to protest about the detention of a senior Huawei executive in Canada after US law enforcement officials issued a warrant for her arrest last week. The official Xinhua news agency said the vice-foreign minister, Le Yucheng, had “lodged solemn representations and strong protests” with the ambassador, Terry Branstad, against the detention of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of the Chinese technology firm. Continue reading...Firm fears Brazil-born former chairman may destroy evidence if granted access Nissan is seeking to block its former chairman Carlos Ghosn’s access to an apartment in Rio de Janeiro, citing a risk that he may remove or destroy evidence after being arrested for financial misconduct last month. Brazil-born Ghosn has been detained in Tokyo since his arrest on suspicion of conspiring with the former Nissan director Greg Kelly of underreporting his income by about 5bn yen (£35m). Continue reading...As the city’s homeless population has grown, squatting projects have become more organised in an attempt to secure abandoned houses as homes for the poor. All photographs by Sanne Derks Continue reading...Survivors of the 2015 quake that killed almost 9,000 people around Kathmandu now face another challenge they didn’t expect Ratna Awale counts herself lucky. She and her husband, Prem, and their two sons survived the devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Nepal on 25 April 2015 that killed almost 9,000 people. But her narrow four-storey home in Patan, a sprawling, historical city south of Kathmandu, was badly damaged. “There were big cracks from the back of the house to the front wall, and half the ground floor collapsed,” she says. Continue reading...Teachers and activists in Heraklion explain how they drove the ultra-nationalist, far-right Greek party from the island Washing hangs from the balconies of an unassuming apartment block on Irodotou street in Heraklion, the capital of Crete. Outside, children ride bikes and old men play cards in a coffee shop. But before May this year, this building looked rather different. A sign hung outside reading: “Golden Dawn, Heraklion region”. The ultra-nationalist, far-right Greek party used this street as its local base. It was local teachers who first spotted its influence. “Two of my 13-year-old students had family problems,” recalls Maria Oikonomaki, 50. “Golden Dawn approached them in cafes and the gym, presenting themselves as family and protectors. They took them for coffee and gave them lessons on Greek history.” Continue reading...The world’s biggest iron ore tunnel mine is about to swallow the Swedish city of Kiruna. The company’s answer? Move the city The crack appeared a few years ago, and has been creeping towards the town of Kiruna ever since. “The mines are underneath us,” says Göran Cars. It’s early afternoon but the sun is already setting behind the mountain, colouring the clouds and outlining the town’s most prominent feature: two huge smokestacks. “And you can see the direction of the cracks – coming from the mine, and going straight up to the city centre.” Continue reading...As the weather gets hotter and drier, and cyclones increase, those living in Australia’s north will need to adapt to the fire danger When Michelle Ready first moved to the cane farm she owns with her husband in Queensland nine years ago, it sounded like a jungle at night. “It was lush and green and wet,” she says. A week after a “frightening” fire ripped across their property in Finch Hatton, a small township in the subtropical region of Mackay, better known for its humid, rain-drenched summers, it’s obvious that things have changed. Continue reading...Ministers are reportedly about to admit London rail project needs further extra funding Crossrail could swallow up another £1bn in funding and be delayed beyond 2019, ministers are expected to admit this week. The flagship construction project to create a new high-capacity train line across London had originally been due to be opened on Sunday by the Queen, but problems with complex new signalling systems delayed testing trains in the central core. Confirmation that the opening was postponed by up to a year was only announced at the end of August. Continue reading...Italy’s harassment of MSF’s efforts to rescue migrants at sea is a stain on Europe It was the most shameful piece of news from the past week. Yet it was barely covered. The charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been forced to end its rescue operations in the Mediterranean because of pressure and harassment from European nations, most notably Italy. “A sustained campaign… to delegitimise, slander and obstruct,” as MSF put it. For the past two months the MSF rescue ship Aquarius has been docked in Marseille after Italian pressure led Panama to revoke the ship’s registration. Last November Italian magistrates accused MSF of illegally dumping toxic waste at ports in southern Italy and ordered Aquarius to be impounded. Continue reading...
A bad week for Donald Trump ended with the news that his first choice to replace John Kelly as White House chief of staff will not take the role. Related: Trump 'at center of massive fraud against Americans', top Democrat says Continue reading...• River Plate beat Boca Juniors 3-1 to lift Copa Libertadores • Second leg of tie moved to Madrid because of crowd trouble River Plate fans thronged on to the streets of Buenos Aires when their team scored the decisive goal, yelling “Dale campeón! Dale Campeón!” (“Come on champion, come on champion!”) Despite heavy rainfall, groups of fans headed for the Buenos Aires obelisk on the wide downtown 9 de Julio Avenue, the traditional scene of football celebrations, to watch River beat Boca Juniors 3-1 in the much-delayed second leg of the Copa Libertadores final in Madrid. Continue reading...Sorrow and shame sweeps nation, with many using social media to express sadness over murder of British backpacker New Zealanders are mourning the death of British backpacker Grace Millane by posting images of the sky to Twitter along with the hashtag #herlightourlove. A body believed to be Millane’s was found in dense bushland in western Auckland on Sunday and a 26-year-old man has been charged with her murder. Continue reading...Report queries arrangements at Stellar, Serco and Outsourcing Inc, which provide labour or help run ATO call centres Multinational corporations providing labour and call centre staff to the Australian Taxation Office either share links with tax havens or engage in questionable tax practices, a new report has found. Texas-based firm Stellar, the UK-based multinational Serco and Japanese giant Outsourcing Inc have repeatedly won lucrative contracts with the tax office, typically to provide outsourced labour or help run the agency’s call centres. Continue reading...Exclusive: firms supplying health service allegedly exploit thousands of migrants The NHS is using medical gloves made in Malaysian factories where migrants are allegedly subjected to forced labour, forced overtime, debt bondage, withheld wages and passport confiscation. A Guardian investigation has revealed that at least two companies supplying rubber gloves to the NHS – Top Glove and WRP – are allegedly subjecting thousands of migrant workers from Nepal and Bangladesh to exploitative working conditions. Continue reading...In the West Bank, at the third most holy site in Christianity, work is under way to clear thousands of landmines and reopen seven ancient churches abandoned since 1967’s six-day war Bravery comes in many guises, but in those whose work demands courage on a near-daily basis, it often takes the form of a certain studied nonchalance. Lasha Bluashvili, who makes his living clearing landmines, is a case in point. He would rather go to the trouble of making me a cup of tea – here in the Judean desert, the kettle stands on a gas canister inside an old oil drum – than talk of what I regard as his everyday heroism. “Oh, don’t worry,” he says, fingers lightly tapping a cigarette packet. “We never forget the dangers. But everyone here knows their job. We are all very well trained.” Continue reading...In Cox’s Bazar, photographer Renaud Philippe met Rohingya Muslims who managed to flee the Myanmar military’s brutal crackdown. ‘The Rohingya Crisis: A People in Exile’ exhibition runs until 19 Jan at the Guardian’s London offices Continue reading...Inquiry urges leadership change amid claims UNAids chief Michel Sidibé has presided over culture of favouritism and bullying A culture of favouritism that tolerated harassment and bullying has been allowed to fester within a major UN agency, according to a damning independent assessment that calls for a change of leadership. The independent report, commissioned following multiple allegations of sexual harassment and bullying by senior staff at UNAids, said Michel Sidibé, the agency’s executive director, had created “a patriarchal culture tolerating harassment and abuse of authority”. Continue reading...Local charities call for donations after blaze wrecks 500 homes in Alexandra A fire has devastated one of the most crowded neighbourhoods of Johannesburg, destroying 500 homes and leaving thousands of people homeless. The fire broke out late on Thursday afternoon in Alexandra, a township in the South African city that is home to more than 400,000 people. Continue reading...References to Bush’s support for Hillary Clinton have been reverently repeated, as has his unlikely friendship with Barack Obama George HW Bush was no one’s idea of a great president. His 1988 presidential campaign was the first I followed as a child in the US – supporting, under my mother’s instruction, his hapless rival, Michael Dukakis – and even then he seemed strangely unquantifiable, a blank. His presidency bore this impression out, in which his credit sheet was cancelled out by enough debit that the balance ultimately came to nothing. A war hero and famously polite, Bush Sr signed the Clean Air Act and the Americans With Disabilities Act (protecting, among others, people with HIV, from discrimination), and eventually spoke out against the National Rifle Association. But he was also arrogant, careless and self-serving. He exploited racial politics and pardoned the defendants in the Iran-Contra hearings to protect himself from investigation. Continue reading...Socialist party’s support collapses in the heartland it has ruled since 1982 The far-right Vox party took 12 seats in the Andalucían regional election on Sunday, becoming the first such group to triumph at the ballot box since Spain’s return to democracy after the death of Francisco Franco in 1975. The small but increasingly vocal party, which opposes Catalan independence and has vowed to crack down on immigration and abortion, exceeded all predictions and could now hold the key to the formation of the next government of the populous southern region. Continue reading...A planned rise sparked the gilets jaunes protest – here’s how their fuel costs compare with the rest of Europe Despite a backdrop of riots against high fuel levies in France, European commission data shows that taxes on all petrol products have actually fallen in the last two years across the eurozone. The level has fallen from almost 70% of the cost for consumers at the pump to 60.9% at the end of November. In France, it is a similar story, with taxes on fuel (before the increased levy on diesel kicks in) accounting for a smaller proportion of total prices than they did at the start of Emmanuel Macron’s presidency. Related: Share your reaction and experiences of the French gilets jaunes protests Continue reading...Despite horrifying statistics of death and starvation, regional players and their backers are using a ceasefire as a bargaining chip More than three years into Yemen’s war, the horrifying statistics induce a sense of hopelessness: 57,000 people killed, 14 million at risk of famine, 10,000 new cholera cases each week. Save the Children estimates 85,000 under-fives have starved to death. That’s an average of 77 a day since 2015. If 77 children died from avoidable causes on a single day in the UK or US, the roar of grief and anger would be heard around the world. But the story of Yemen’s war is a story of international indifference, self-interest and cynical manipulation. World leaders at this weekend’s G20 mostly paid lip service to the issue, if they discussed it at all. Continue reading...New Zealand police said on Sunday they believe they had found the body of missing 22-year-old Grace Millane following a search of Auckland's Waitakere Ranges. They have charged a 26-year-old man with her murder Continue reading...French police have clamped down on thousands of yellow-vested protesters in Paris on Saturday, firing tear gas and water cannon at projectile-hurling demonstrators angry at Emmanuel Macron and France's high taxes. At least 55 people were injured in protests across the country Continue reading...Panicked concertgoers ran for exits at a concert after someone released a substance similar to pepper spray. Five teenagers and a woman who had taken her daughter to the event were killed in the stampede Continue reading...New Zealand police confirmed on Saturday that the search for missing British backpacker Grace Millane is now a homicide investigation. Detective Inspector Scott Beard said police had not located the body but were questioning a 26-year-old man who was with her when she was last seen. Police said they had not yet established a motive for the murder. Continue reading...Yellow vest protesters again take to the streets to demonstrate against Emmanuel Macron’s policies Continue reading...German chancellor Angela Merkel’s CDU party marked her 18 years as its leader with a lengthy standing ovation on Friday. Speaking at a convention in Hamburg, Merkel said she was overwhelmed by a single feeling – thankfulness
Donald Trump confirmed he will nominate William Barr for attorney general and Heather Nauert as US ambassador to the UN. Barr has already served as attorney general during George WH Bush's administration, while Nauert is the State Department spokeswoman and a former Fox News reporter Continue reading... |
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