The Guardian - September 13, 2024

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September 13, 2024

Starmer tells Putin: you started this war, you can end it any time

PM's remarks on way to meet Biden for talks on Ukraine use of weapons

3 mins

Israeli raid on Gaza school kills six Unrwa aid workers

Israel has bombed a UN school sheltering displaced people in central Gaza, killing at least 18 people, including the shelter manager and five other Unrwa staff.

3 mins

Jewish Chronicle IDF inquiry into claims of stories planted for disinformation campaign

The Israel Defense Forces have launched an investigation into allegations in the Israeli media that the London-based Jewish Chronicle published stories based on \"fabricated intelligence\" relating to Hamas, amid claims they may have been planted as part of a disinformation campaign.

3 mins

DWP drops charge for carer who accidentally broke rule on benefits

An unpaid carer threatened with prosecution for fraud after inadvertently breaching benefit rules has had a £1,300 penalty waived by officials after her case appeared in the Guardian.

2 mins

Polaris Dawn astronauts complete first commercial spacewalk

Two astronauts have completed the first commercial spacewalk and tested slimmed-down spacesuits designed by SpaceX, in one of the boldest attempts yet to push the boundaries of privately funded spaceflight.

3 mins

Gibraltar calls in UK police after death of journalist

UK counter-terrorism police are providing support to the investigation into the death of a Daily Telegraph journalist in Gibraltar.

1 min

It's all so much worse than the Grim Starmer thought

Attention all citizens.

3 mins

Scientists develop 'vaccine' to protect bees from pesticides

Scientists have developed a \"vaccine\" for bees against pesticides - and it appears to work, according to an initial study.

1 min

Second golfer urged to drop deal with firm criticised over Grenfell fire

A second professional golfer, Leona Maguire, is under pressure to end her sponsorship deal with the Irish company Kingspan after the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower disaster found it behaved with \"persistent dishonesty\" in selling combustible foam insulation.

2 mins

Kremlin says it has retaken 10 villages with Kursk counterattack under way

Russia says its forces have recaptured 10 settlements after it launched a counteroffensive in the Kursk region to push out Ukrainian troops who stormed across the border five weeks ago.

2 mins

Harris heads to swing states buoyed by debate performance

Kamala Harris embarked on a drive to exploit her strong debate performance yesterday, as the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign pledged to intensify efforts to persuade voters in battleground states deemed essential to winning the White House.

2 mins

Refugees Spanish FC leads town's welcome

They filed on to the football pitch as applause rang out, punctuated by shouts of bienvenidos.

2 mins

Grangemouth oil refinery to shut and become fuel import terminal with 500 jobs at risk

The owners of the Grangemouth oil refinery confirmed yesterday it would shut by the end of June in a blow to Scotland's industrial base and the site's 500 employees.

1 min

Stellantis halts production of Fiat 500 EV for four weeks due to slowdown in European sales

Stellantis said yesterday it would halt production of the electric Fiat 500 model for four weeks owing to a lack of orders in Europe.

2 mins

Pettersen backs Hull to light up the course

But captain causes a surprise by omitting Solheim Cup specialist Maguire from today's opening foursomes

3 mins

Vaughan and Leach shock Surrey to set up title chase

The County Championship title race has been blown wide open after Somerset snatched a dramatic victory over the leaders, Surrey, with a couple of minutes to spare at Taunton, the champions' stout defensive rearguard toppled after they collapsed from 95 for three to 109 all out in a final hour overflowing with tension.

1 min

So much about the Ballon d'Or suggests that it does not care about women's football

The release of the Ballon d'Or shortlists naturally focused on the absence of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo from the men's top 30 for the first time in 21 years, yet the real glaring omissions were to be found among the awards ceremony's token efforts regarding women's football.

4 mins

'He is far away in Saudi' Ten Hag brushes off Ronaldo's attack over lack of ambition

Erik ten Hag has hit back at Cristiano Ronaldo by pointing out that the Portuguese admitted Manchester United are not well placed to win the biggest trophies this season despite criticising the manager for stating the same.

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