The Guardian - March 21, 2025

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March 21, 2025

PM warns Putin not to breach any peace deal

Vladimir Putin will face \"severe consequences\" if he breaches a peace deal with Ukraine, Keir Starmer has warned as western military planners begin drawing up plans to enforce any agreement between the two countries.

3 mins

Miliband: Tories 'betrayed' next generation on energy

Exclusive Minister hits out at Badenoch's net zero 'surrender'

4 mins

Clarke pressured actor into adopting 'exposing position', libel trial hears

An actor was embarrassed and horrified after Noel Clarke pressured her into an \"exposing and vulnerable position\" in a film scene and then shared the footage with others on set, the high court has heard.

2 mins

NHS accused of unethical recruiting of medical staff

Brexit has left the NHS increasingly dependent on doctors and nurses from poor \"red list\" countries, which the World Health Organization has said it is wrong to recruit from, a health thinktank has warned.

2 mins

Swimmer from Zimbabwe becomes first woman and African to head IOC as Coe crashes out

The Zimbabwean swimmer Kirsty Coventry became the first woman to lead the International Olympic Committee in its 131-year history after a stunning first-round knockout yesterday over a seven-strong field that included Britain's Sebastian Coe.

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Traffic noise triggers road rage among male Galápagos birds

If the rumble of lorries, honk of car horns and bustle of the roads leaves you irritable, you are not alone - researchers say the sound of traffic can leave birds in a rage, too.

1 min

Tesla backer says Musk must reduce work with Trump as company faces 'brand tornado'

Tesla and Elon Musk are embroiled in a \"brand tornado crisis moment\" and the electric carmaker's chief executive needs to cut back on his work for Donald Trump to stem the damage, one of the company's biggest supporters has said.

2 mins

UN: food and water supply of 2bn people threatened as glaciers melt

Retreating glaciers threaten the food and water supply of 2 billion people around the world, the UN has warned, as current \"unprecedented\" rates of melting will have unpredictable consequences.

2 mins

Minister to review school phones ban as pressure grows over online harm

Bridget Phillipson is to scrutinise smartphone bans in schools in England as pressure grows from MPs to act on the dangers of social media.

2 mins

New scans offer hope for hard-to-treat epilepsy

Researchers have developed a new ultra-powerful scanning technique that could make surgery possible for epilepsy patients whose seizures do not respond to drug treatments.

1 min

Ukraine and Russia will have separate ceasefire talks with US in Riyadh

Ukraine will have a delegation in Riyadh on the same day as the US holds ceasefire talks with a Russian negotiating team led by a secretive former Russian security agency chief who played a key role in planning Vladimir Putin's 2022 invasion.

2 mins

Brussels EU leaders 'ready to agree more sanctions'

EU leaders - apart from Hungary's Viktor Orbán - said yesterday that they were ready to increase pressure on Russia through further sanctions.

3 mins

Analysis: UK's Best Bet on Defence Is Closer Links to Europe

Donald Trump's isolationism and Vladimir Putin's menace leave post-Brexit Britain in a delicate position.

2 mins

Washington's Ukraine power grab leaves more questions than answers

As a demand, it is Donald Trump at his most confusing. The US president appears, at least according to Marco Rubio, his secretary of state, to have told Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday that \"American ownership\" of Ukraine's four nuclear power stations would be their best protection in future - although the Ukrainian president said yesterday: \"The issue of property, we did not discuss.\"

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Radio Free Europe group's exiled Russian journalists 'at grave risk' after Trump cuts

Exiled Russian journalists are being left \"high and dry\" and at risk of being stranded overseas without any legal status after the Trump administration's decision to withdraw funding from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL).

3 mins

Home Office grants man the right to remain after 50-year wait

The Home Office has granted a man who has lived in the UK since childhood the right to remain under the Windrush scheme after a battle of almost 50 years.

1 min

AI experts forecast faster and more accurate weather reports

A single researcher with a desktop computer could be able to deliver accurate weather forecasts using artificial intelligence tens of times faster than conventional systems, scientists said yesterday.

1 min

Spring kickin': equinox is warmest day of year so far

The UK basked in its warmest day of the year so far as temperatures topped 21C (70F) yesterday, coinciding with the spring equinox.

1 min

Muddle over recording sex and gender poses risk, finds report

Official UK data recording people's biological sex and their gender identity is often unclear or conflated, a government-commissioned report has found, causing confusion and potential risks, for example in healthcare and safeguarding.

1 min

Sturgeon cleared after police investigation into SNP's finances

Nicola Sturgeon is no longer under investigation as part of the police case looking into alleged mishandling of Scottish National party funds.

2 mins

Family grieve for student hit by van on pavement

A woman who died after a van was driven onto a pavement in Aldwych, central London, has been named as Aalia Mahomed, a physics and philosophy student in her second year at King's College London.

1 min

Red paint Creasy calls for help to investigate vandalism

Pattered across a row of homes, the red paint that appeared on the front of houses in north-east London this week was as unwelcome as it was inexplicable.

1 min

Build or repair? Councils 'facing impossible decisions' on homes

Councils are having to \"make impossible decisions\" between building new homes and repairing old ones owing to increasing financial pressure, undermining the government's housebuilding targets, according to a survey of local authorities.

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'It's shameful' Celebrities criticise cuts to disability payments

An array of high profile celebrities including the actors Stephen Fry, Brian Cox and Stanley Tucci have criticised the government's £5bn cuts to disability benefits, calling the plans \"shameful\" and \"a stain on this country.\"

2 mins

Councils "Thousands of jobs at risk' in shake-up

Thousands of English council jobs are at risk in a shake-up of local government, the country's biggest trade union has warned.

1 min

Kemi's big message to the Tory grassroots: situation hopeless, prepare for wipeout

Badenoch herself looked as if she was starring in her own hostage video. Her demeanour shouted: 'Get me out of here'

2 mins

Social care faces 'Seismic change' after minimum wage and NICs rises

The adult social care sector could face \"seismic change\" after the government's rise in national insurance contributions (NICs) and the minimum wage comes in from April, providers have warned.

1 min

Charities urge action as thousands more hit by carer's allowance debts

More than 9,000 unpaid carers looking after sick and disabled loved ones have become the latest to be hit with carer's allowance overpayment debts in the past year, prompting calls for ministers to suspend the controversial practice.

2 mins

National forest to be planted across west of England by 2030

A \"Western Forest\" is to be created across the west of England from the Cotswolds to the Mendips, the government has said.

1 min

Dance review Modern master's moves are not for the birds

Merce Cunningham was always ahead of his time: as a dancer with the pioneering Martha Graham; at the forefront of mid-20th-century experimentalism with his partner John Cage; and using computer power to create choreography in the 1990s, three decades before the AI boom.

1 min

'Stone stories' Cornish hedge labyrinth opens on Bodmin

It is an intriguing piece of land art, a hymn to the almost-lost craft of Cornish hedging and also – perhaps – an optimistic message from the early 21st century to future generations.

2 mins

National Trust halts plans and freezes hiring in bid to cut costs

The National Trust has frozen all but essential recruitment and is pausing some projects as it faces a £10m increase in labour costs this year as a result of last autumn's budget.

1 min

It broke maths' Covid changed the state's role - but it could not last

At 9.26am on Wednesday 18 March 2020, Tim Leunig was cycling to Wimbledon station when he got a text from his boss, Rishi Sunak, urging him to work \"at pace\", on a scheme to protect UK workers from the looming Covid lockdown.

5 mins

Peer on board of healthcare firm attended meeting at which minister was lobbied

\"If The Lords Code Is Ambiguous On These Kind Of Meetings, That Should Be Resolved\"

4 mins

Embassy protest

A police officer and a firefighter talk to a man demonstrating on a balcony at the Iranian embassy in London.

1 min

A Hymn to Life: rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot to publish memoir

A memoir by mass rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot is due to be published early next year.

1 min

Cruise praises UK filmmaking after news of BFI accolade

Tom Cruise has thanked the British Film Institute after its announcement that he is to receive its highest accolade, the BFI Fellowship.

1 min

Play about dementia in black community can 'start discussion'

Part of the creative team behind a new play about the impact of dementia on a black British family hope it can provoke a conversation about the disease, which disproportionately affects black Britons.

2 mins

'Brixton bard': the novelist Alex Wheatle dies aged 62

The British writer Alex Wheatle, the author of books including East of Acre Lane and the Crongton series, has died aged 62.

2 mins

Second person in two days dies trying to cross Channel to UK

One person died trying to cross the Channel in an overloaded boat early yesterday, following the death a day earlier of someone attempting the same journey, French officials said.

1 min

Official date for death of Hackman's wife put in doubt

A private healthcare clinic in New Mexico has cast doubt on official findings about the timing of the death of Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy Arakawa, claiming that she rang them on 12 February - the day after police say she died.

2 mins

Many children among 91 Palestinians killed in third day of Israeli airstrikes

At least 91 Palestinians were killed and many more were injured in a third day of Israeli strikes across Gaza yesterday, according to medical officials in the territory, who said many of the dead were women and children.

3 mins

Thousands protest in Israel over Netanyahu's 'attack on democracy'

Tens of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to call for a new ceasefire in Gaza and to protest against what they say is an attack on democracy by the rightwing governing coalition of Benjamin Netanyahu.

3 mins

Pro-Palestine Georgetown fellow arrested after protests

Donald Trump's immigration authorities arrested an Indian academic at Washington DC's Georgetown University and are pushing to deport him as punishment for his wife's Palestinian heritage and his opposition to US-Israel policy, his attorney said.

1 min

US bars French scientist over anti-Trump messages

A French scientist was refused entry to the US this month after immigration officers searched his phone and found messages critical of the Trump administration, a French minister said.

1 min

Iran releases French citizen jailed in 2022 on spying charges

France is stepping up efforts to secure the release of two more of its citizens in Iran after Tehran freed a French man imprisoned for more than 880 days.

3 mins

It's a dictatorship'

Populist ban leaves Romanians fearing democratic deficit

6 mins

Ottawa decries execution in China of four Canadians

Canada has strongly condemned the execution of four of its citizens who were put to death in China on drug-smuggling charges, amid lingering diplomatic tensions between the two countries.

2 mins

He is our hope' Protesters call for release of Istanbul mayor challenging Erdogan's rule

Outside Istanbul's city hall on Wednesday night, a mass of protesters gathered in the freezing air to defy a city-wide ban on gatherings.

3 mins

M23 rebels capture strategic mining hub in east of DRC

M23 rebels have captured a strategic mining hub in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's east, defying calls from the presidents of Rwanda and DRC for an immediate ceasefire.

1 min

Pay growth falls slightly to 5.8% but remains well above inflation

Pay growth remained high at 5.8% in the three months to January, according to official data, as the Bank of England decided yesterday to keep interest rates elevated.

1 min

Threadneedle Street is being cautious but cuts will come

Bank of England policymakers might be on a \"go-slow\" as they look forward to interest rate cuts this year, but the direction of travel is almost certain.

1 min

Bank keeps interest rates on hold as it warns of freeze in UK recruitment

The Bank of England said UK businesses were freezing their hiring plans in response to Rachel Reeves' tax increases and to mounting global uncertainty as it kept interest rates on hold at 4.5% yesterday.

2 mins

Rich nations face highest debt costs since 2007

The cost of government debt payments in the world's richest nations last year reached its highest level since 2007, outstripping the amount spent on defence, police services and housing, a report has found.

1 min

Nuclear staff who lift lid on safety issues face bullying, MPs warn

Whistleblowers who try to draw attention to workplace culture and safety issues at nuclear sites face bullying, MPs have warned.

2 mins

The Body Shop Suppliers to Get Only a Quarter of £219m Owed

The Body Shop's suppliers, including small charities, local councils and cosmetics manufacturers, are to receive no more than about a quarter of the £219m owed to them when the ethical beauty retailer fell into administration, a report has said.

1 min

Gatwick pins expansion hopes on plan to ease road congestion

Gatwick is drawing up alternative proposals to tackle congestion on roads around the airport in an attempt to keep its second runway plan alive.

2 mins

Norwegian wealth fund invests £570m in West End property

Norway's sovereign wealth fund has made a fresh bet on central London by striking a £570m deal to buy a quarter of the Covent Garden estate.

1 min

Split decision

As chair of Gloucester Rugby's official fanclub, Bob Rumble has always loved away games at Bath - or, \"that ghastly little stadium down the road from Bristol\", as he likes to call the Rec. Thanks to the claustrophobic Pulteney Bridge steps, rival fans are literally rubbing shoulders before they even reach the famously compact ground. Then they get to spend 80 minutes seat-by-jowl with each other, and the \"mickey-taking\" - Rumble's words - is intense.

3 mins

Camel's all over the car' Wheeler-dealer work ethic turned F1 dream into reality

I still remember when Eddie Jordan and I met at the end of 1986 at a motorsport awards dinner.

4 mins

'The sport has lost a true legend': Eddie Jordan dies aged 76

Tributes have been paid from across Formula One after the death of the former team owner Eddie Jordan, aged 76.

3 mins

Rapid McLaren 'should win all races this year', insists Russell

George Russell has claimed that Lando Norris has the car to win every race this season and said McLaren's advantage is even bigger than that which Red Bull enjoyed.

2 mins

Top flight ready to rumble again with Six Nations glow

Many England players may not be on show this weekend but the ground is still fertile after an eight-week break

4 mins

Mitchell rings changes for Red Roses against Italy

John Mitchell has named an experimental side for Sunday's Six Nations opener against Italy in York, giving first starts to the lock Lilli Ives Campion and the wing Mia Venner.

1 min

Sacked coach Bradburn fined for Glamorgan comments

The former Glamorgan head coach Grant Bradburn has received a suspended £500 fine, reprimand and caution for making comments with racist and sexist \"connotations\".

1 min

Now hard work starts for clear winner Coventry

IOC's first female president faces major challenges such as dealing with Donald Trump and protecting women's sports

3 mins

Global seven-a-side series launched with $100m investment

A lucrative new seven-a-side global women's football series has been announced with the first event set to take place in Portugal from 21-23 May.

2 mins

Who will be taking part, what do they win and how will it work?

Following the announcement of a new lucrative women's seven-a-side series called World Sevens Football and offering the winning team a cash prize that rivals that of the Women's Champions League - what else do we know about this new event?

3 mins

McTominay spot on to boost Scotland's top-tier credentials

When Steve Clarke said Scotland had no interest in the soft option of the Nations League's second tier, he was not kidding.

3 mins

Tuchel looking for a spark to make fans fall in love with his England

Head coach is determined to throw off the weight of history in search of a bolder style for the national team

4 mins

New head coach has what it takes to solve the Kane conundrum

So far there has been something astringent and quietly refreshing about the pared-back stylings of Thomas Tuchel's new England.

5 mins

First migrant worker death at Saudi World Cup stadium

A migrant worker has died while working on a new stadium being built for the 2034 World Cup.

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