The Guardian - March 25, 2025

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March 25, 2025

Reeves in £2bn pledge on social housing

Rachel Reeves will plough £2bn into affordable housing in an attempt to \"sweeten the pill\" of the spending cuts being announced at this week's spring statement.

3 mins

Mars rover finds traces of possible ancient life

Nasa's Curiosity rover has found the largest organic compounds ever seen on Mars, raising tantalising questions about whether life emerged on the red planet billions of years ago.

2 mins

Domestic abusers driving more victims to suicide, warn police

Domestic abusers are driving victims to suicide, police have warned as they admit past mistakes and pledge to investigate more \"hidden\" cases of violence against women.

3 mins

Clarke said he kept explicit photos 'as collateral', court hears

Noel Clarke told an actor that he kept explicit photos of women he had sex with to use as \"collateral\" in case they wanted to speak out about him or tell his wife, the high court has heard.

3 mins

Extraordinary security breach as Trump cabinet lets journalist into confidential war chat group

Senior members of Donald Trump's cabinet have been involved in a serious security breach while discussing secret military plans for recent US attacks on the Houthi armed group in Yemen.

3 mins

Vast first-century hoard reveals 'real wealth' of iron age communities in north of England

One of the biggest and most important iron age hoards ever found in the UK has been revealed, potentially altering our understanding of life in Britain 2,000 years ago.

3 mins

Live-action Snow White judged to be far from fairest of them all

Disney's new version of Snow White, the focus of politically inspired controversy for months, took a disappointing $43m (£33m) on its first weekend at the North American box office, the lowest figures to date for one of the studio's recent live-action remakes of its classic animated films.

1 min

US and Russia Begin Talks in Saudi Arabia on Ukraine Ceasefire

US and Russian officials have begun talks in Saudi Arabia as Donald Trump pushes to broker a limited ceasefire that Washington hopes will mark the first step towards lasting peace in Ukraine.

3 mins

Depardieu arrives at Paris court for trial on charges of sexual assault

The French actor Gérard Depardieu has appeared in court in France, on trial for sexually assaulting two women during a film shoot in 2021.

2 mins

Health experts highlight the lethal bacteria and viruses that may cause next pandemic

Deadly pathogens from families that include bird flu, plague and Ebola pose a threat to health in the UK and should be prioritised for research, government experts have said.

2 mins

Police search for alpaca killer who shot four family pets dead in field

Four alpacas have been found dead after being shot with a rifle in a field in Cambridgeshire, police said.

2 mins

Teachers take legal action as pension delays stall divorces

Teachers have launched group legal action against the government after pension processing delays left them unable to get divorced.

1 min

Poet's 'song of longing' for absent son wins £5,000 prize

A poem inspired by the writer's experience of missing her son after he moved from the UK to Australia has won this year's £5,000 National Poetry competition.

1 min

Close call: last phone box in Norfolk village given reprieve

An 89-year-old man has won his battle to save the last remaining phone box in a village in East Anglia.

1 min

Officers plan to charge more men with manslaughter

The plan to charge more domestic abusers with manslaughter after their partners take their own lives comes after the death of Kiena Dawes, whose partner Ryan Wellings was cleared of manslaughter but convicted of domestic abuse.

2 mins

'Tangible and collectible': luxury magazines enjoy revival as generation Z gets nostalgic

Like point-and-shoot cameras, vinyl records and brick phones, fashion magazines are having a revival primarily because of nostalgia-driven demand from generation Z.

3 mins

Norwegian athlete's father pleads not guilty in abuse trial

Gjert Ingebrigtsen, the father and former coach of the Norwegian runner Jakob Ingebrigtsen, pleaded not guilty as his trial began yesterday.

1 min

Transport secretary declines to back boss of Heathrow

The transport secretary has said she would \"struggle to sleep\" if she had been running Heathrow airport, amid reports that its chief executive slept during the early hours of an unfolding crisis on Friday.

2 mins

Scientists Develop Injection to Deliver Contraceptive Implant

Researchers are developing an injection that creates a contraceptive implant in the body using an approach that could herald a new way of delivering drugs over long periods.

1 min

'What an astonishing thing to drop out of a clear blue sky': writers' delight at $1.4m prize

The Irish novelist Anne Enright is one of eight writers set to receive $175,000 (£135,000) each in recognition of their life's work.

2 mins

Inside Reeves' No 11

Allies and insiders on the real chancellor

4 mins

Tech tax Musk's X to benefit if UK waives levy

Elon Musk's X stands to benefit financially if the government pulls an £800m tax on US technology firms as part of an economic deal with Donald Trump, with a prominent tax campaigner indicating the social media platform qualifies for the levy.

2 mins

Economy Private sector records surge in growth

UK private sector output growth climbed to a six-month high in March, powered by services companies that expect to avoid Donald Trump's second wave of trade tariffs next month.

1 min

A bitter taste Fears for pub culture as the average price of a pint hits £5

A bitter taste

3 mins

Benefit cuts Disabled people fear domino effect from losing Pip

When ministers announced an overhaul to welfare payments last week that will result in an estimated 1.2 million disabled people losing eligibility for personal independence payments (Pip), they did not mention the sweeping knock-on effects.

4 mins

Closing Heathrow was the perfect crisis for ministers – a distraction and it wasn't their fault

For this statement, Heidi Alexander had no reason to hide. First thing was not to smile. Always tempting when you've dodged a bullet

2 mins

Hospices are in retreat' The funding crisis devastating Britain's palliative care sector

At the end of 2023, St Catherine's hospice near Crawley, West Sussex, moved to a new purpose-built building.

5 mins

World's first case of bird flu in sheep is detected in Yorkshire

Bird flu has been detected in sheep for the first time in the world, UK experts have announced, although they stress the risk to livestock and the public is low.

1 min

Prostate cancer surgery technique reduces risk of erectile dysfunction

A more precise form of prostate cancer surgery nearly doubles the chances of men retaining erectile function afterwards compared with standard surgery, according to the first major trial of the procedure.

2 mins

Troubled Bradford venue back on track to reopen

The restored concert hall Bradford Live has closed a troublesome chapter in its 95-year history, as a deal was finally struck with a new operator after the previous one pulled out just months before it was due to open.

2 mins

'Second-rate movie star': Trump snipes at Clooney over interview

Donald Trump has taken aim at the actor and Democrat activist George Clooney, dismissing his interview on the US TV news programme 60 Minutes as a \"total puff piece\" and describing the Oscar-winning actor as a \"second-rate movie 'star' and failed political pundit\".

1 min

More than 1,000 arrested in Turkey amid huge anti-government protests

Turkish authorities have arrested more than 1,100 people, including journalists, while bombarding the social media platform X with requests to block hundreds of accounts after tens of thousands took to the streets in the largest anti-government protests in years.

3 mins

Oscar-winning director attacked by settler group

A Palestinian director of the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land has been arrested by the Israeli army after settlers attacked his house.

1 min

The rival Jailed mayor who presents biggest threat to Erdogan

When crowds of police arrived at the home of Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, to arrest him in a dawn raid last week, his response was calm and deliberate.

3 mins

Israeli airstrikes kill at least 65 people in Gaza in 24 hours

Israeli airstrikes killed at least 65 people in Gaza in 24 hours, including women, children and two journalists, the Palestinian health authorities said yesterday, nearly a week after Israel broke its ceasefire with Hamas.

2 mins

'Insecure baby' Trump mocked for criticism of public portrait

Donald Trump's critics aimed ridicule at the president after he publicly demanded the removal of his portrait at Colorado's state capitol building, calling it \"truly the worst\".

1 min

Greenland's PM accuses US of 'interference' over plan to send delegation

Greenland's prime minister, Múte B Egede, accused Washington of \"foreign interference\" yesterday and called for the international community to speak out over an announcement that Donald Trump's national security adviser and the US second lady will visit the island.

3 mins

'The resistance' Comedy stars gather at flagship venue to ridicule president

Leading comedians have defied Donald Trump's takeover of the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in a show that one described as \"the most entertaining gathering of the resistance, ever\".

4 mins

How egg prices became de facto barometer for success of the economy

As the Trump economy continues to perform with all the robustness and reliability of a Tesla Cybertruck, one thing, above all else, has come to be seen as a measure of how the US is faring: the humble egg.

3 mins

Concern in Netherlands over rise in euthanasia for psychiatric illnesses

The number of people in the Netherlands who died by euthanasia increased by 10% last year, figures show, as the official watchdog warned doctors to exercise \"great caution\" in cases where the person has a psychiatric illness.

2 mins

I begged my son not to go Balochistan insurgency gains lethal momentum

No one knows how Kamran Hasan became a militant.

4 mins

DNA testing firm 23andMe files for bankruptcy protection

The US genetic testing company 23andMe has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US to help sell itself, while its chief executive has quit to pursue a bid for the business after several unsuccessful attempts.

1 min

Tesla's Europe sales drop 44% amid signs of Musk backlash

Sales of new Tesla cars slumped in Europe last month in the latest indication of a potential buyer backlash over Elon Musk's high-profile and controversial behaviour since becoming a leading figure in Donald Trump's administration.

2 mins

More than 300 jobs at risk as Morrisons shuts cafes and small branches

Morrisons has put more than 300 jobs at risk with plans to close cafes, convenience stores and food counters as retailers grapple with rising labour costs.

1 min

Was Heathrow's response to fire at a substation really the best it could do? We need answers

The 10-page risk report within Heathrow's latest annual report does not mention North Hyde substation, or even substations in general, but it does describe the company's approach to managing risks.

3 mins

Rules Will Ensure Clearer Details on Financial Products, Says FCA

The City watchdog is considering changing its rules to ensure people receive clearer information from financial firms, making it easier for consumers to compare products.

1 min

Thousands of jobs reportedly under threat in rail shake-up

Thousands of jobs could go as part of the government's planned shake-up of Britain's railway industry, according to a report.

1 min

A Trump trade war with EU 'could cost Ireland 80,000 jobs'

The Irish government has warned that the country could lose up to 80,000 jobs if Donald Trump launches a trade war with the EU, and has hit back at accusations by the US that Ireland is operating a \"tax scam\".

2 mins

Tackling the data Robot rugby remains a way off but art of coaching is making way for science

Once upon a time coaching sport was deceptively simple.

3 mins

Raducanu breezes past Anisimova for last-eight spot and top 50 return

Her confidence growing and her game blossoming further with every match, Emma Raducanu produced another supreme performance under pressure as she dismantled Amanda Anisimova 6-1, 6-3 to reach the quarter-finals of the Miami Open.

2 mins

Ferrari need restart after unwanted surprise in Shanghai

Hamilton's sprint victory had raised hopes but double disqualification brings up thorny questions for Scuderia

3 mins

The UK government would like to have 50+1 in English football

Hans-Joachim Watzke, the Borussia Dortmund CEO, talks about near-bankruptcy, Klopp and selling players

4 mins

Wigglesworth to be part of Farrell's Lions coaching setup

Richard Wigglesworth is set to be a surprise inclusion on Andy Farrell's coaching staff for the British & Irish Lions tour of Australia, benefiting from England's strong finish to the Six Nations, the Guardian understands.

1 min

'I was brainwashed by Guardiola, but in a good way'

Danilo, the veteran Brazilian defender now at Flamengo, on why he started a project focused on mental health

6 mins

United fans join forces after 20 years to protest against Glazers

FC United of Manchester and The 1958, a Manchester United fan group, are staging a joint action on Saturday against 20 years of Glazer ownership of Manchester United.

1 min

Clarke's stick-or-twist dilemma key for Scots

After Nations League setback against Greece, head coach may concede that some in his squad have now run their race

3 mins

James bends it like Beckham to spark attritional England into life

It was never going to be about the victory. It had been inevitable for England against the team ranked 140 in the world.

3 mins

Boehly reveals Chelsea owners could part over stadium plans

Todd Boehly has said plans over Chelsea's stadium redevelopment will define whether he stays in partnership with the club's majority shareholder, Clearlake Capital.

1 min

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