The Guardian - September 28, 2024

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September 28, 2024

Israel launches heaviest air attacks on Lebanon

Escalation in bombing of Beirut reportedly part of attempt to kill Hezbollah leader

3 mins

Labour's non-dom policy has 'basic errors' copied from Tories, say Whitehall sources

Labour's flagship \"non-dom\" policy was largely copied and pasted from the Conservatives even though it contains \"basic errors\" and risks damaging the UK's financial sector, Whitehall sources have told the Guardian.

3 mins

Blind contestant's Strictly cha-cha-cha inspires visually impaired to get on dancefloor

It may be early days, but Strictly Come Dancing's breakout star so far this season is also the show's first blind contestant, Chris McCausland.

3 mins

Met Office issues wind warning after rains bring flooding

The Met Office has issued a warning for strong winds tomorrow as parts of the country were still recovering from heavy rain and flooding yesterday.

2 mins

Van Gogh's Sunflowers in new protest as climate activists jailed

Climate activists threw tomato soup over two Sunflowers paintings by Vincent van Gogh yesterday, just an hour after two others were jailed for almost the same protest action in 2022.

1 min

Diplomacy Netanyahu insists Israel is winning on 'seven fronts'

Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, shrugged off global appeals for a ceasefire in Lebanon and Gaza yesterday, using a defiant speech at the UN general assembly to denounce the world body as an \"antisemitic swamp\" and insist Israel is \"winning\" its multi-front wars.

2 mins

Tributes paid to 'one of a kind' in seven decades on stage and screen

Maggie Smith, the prolific, awardwinning actor described by peers as being \"one of a kind\" and possessed of a \"sharp eye, sharp wit and formidable talent\", has died aged 89.

3 mins

Revealed Alli gave PM a further £16,000 gift of clothing

Keir Starmer was given a further £16,000 worth of clothes by the Labour peer Waheed Alli, which was declared as money for his private office, the Guardian can reveal.

2 mins

Sue Gray Advisers to the PM are often targets of sniping but is it sustainable?

For someone who was not even in Liverpool for the Labour party conference, Sue Gray was the subject of a remarkable amount of conversation.

3 mins

Fight does not end here, say critics, as Wimbledon wins the go-ahead to expand

Wimbledon's controversial plans to build 39 new tennis courts have been given the green light after a deputy mayor of London ruled that the \"very significant benefits\" of the scheme outweighed any potential harm to the environment.

2 mins

Closing borders Electoral pressures put EU's freedom of movement under threat

In 2015, when more than 1.3 million people headed to Europe, mostly fleeing a brutal war in Syria, the response of Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, was to say: \"Wir schaffen das\" (\"We can manage this\"), and open the country's borders.

1 min

Toll of 20 dead in storm-hit south-eastern US could rise as flooding hampers rescues

Hurricane Helene has reportedly killed at least 20 people and left 4m consumers without power across the south-eastern United States after crashing ashore in north-western Florida late on Thursday as a potent category 4 hurricane, according to officials.

2 mins

Viral load Social media putting rare species in danger

With its striking plumage, impressive size and rowdy displays, a capercaillie is many birders' dream. Only about 530 of the woodland grouse survive in the wild, most in Scotland's Cairngorms national park.

3 mins

Murdoch property group raises offer for Rightmove to £6.2bn as deadline looms

Britain's booming wine-growing industry has been compared to \"California in the 70s\", with annual production more than doubling to 12m bottles a year, according to a report.

1 min

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