The Guardian - January 18, 2024

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January 18, 2024

Sunak's Rwanda bill survives as Tory revolt melts away - for now

Frantic 11th-hour talks persuade rebels to avoid endangering PM

4 mins

Iran warned after attack on Pakistan "terror' cells

Iran has been warned of \"serious consequences\" after missile and drone strikes on what it described as two strongholds of a Sunni militant group in Pakistan killed six people, including two children.

3 mins

Greenland Losing 30m Tonnes Of Ice An Hour From Global Heating - Study

The Greenland ice cap is losing an average of 30m tonnes of ice an hour due to the climate crisis, a study has revealed, which is 20% more than was previously thought.

3 mins

King and Princess of Wales to cancel engagements for medical treatment

The Princess of Wales is expected to stay in hospital in London for up to two weeks after undergoing successful abdominal surgery, Kensington Palace said yesterday.

2 mins

Civil service Anger at bid to block rulings halting flights

Unions have condemned a planned change to Whitehall rules meaning civil servants must ignore Strasbourg judgments halting Rwanda deportation flights.

2 mins

Banana split: Uniqlo sues Shein over distinctively shaped bag

Uniqlo is suing the Chinese online retailer Shein over the sale of items it claims copy its popular bananashaped \"it\" bag, the \"round mini\".

2 mins

West rewon Pharrell Williams yee-haws Louis Vuitton brand

While most luxury brands have strict embargoes surrounding new product launches, this week Louis Vuitton's creative director, Pharrell Williams, took a more laissez-faire approach.

1 min

Two-year-old boy died of starvation curled up next to his dead father

A two-year-old boy was left alone to die of starvation curled up next to the body of his father, who had suffered a fatal heart attack, his family has revealed.

2 mins

Travel Warning And School Closures As Blast From The Arctic Sweeps Britain

A rare amber snow warning has been put in place by the Met Office for parts of Scotland as the police warned drivers to put travel plans on hold.

2 mins

Medicines en route to Gaza in deal to alleviate humanitarian catastrophe'

A shipment of medicine for Israeli hostages and Palestinian civilians arrived in Egypt yesterday on its way to Gaza under a deal mediated by Qatar and France, as fighting continued across much of the territory after a deadly night of bombardments.

3 mins

Exhibition revives work of forgotten artist of the pop art era

In 1970, the artist Neil Stokoe looked as if he had all the ingredients for breakout success.

2 mins

Lesser spotted: global heating affects patterns on butterflies

Female meadow brown butterflies who develop in warmer weather sport fewer spots on their wings, in an unexpected adaptation to global heating.

1 min

Macron's 'meet the nation' broadcast derided as he tacks right on social issues

Emmanuel Macron faced a barrage of criticism across the political spectrum yesterday after a marathon press conference aimed at reinvigorating his turbulent second term.

2 mins

AfD plans to turn Germany into far-right authoritarian state, vice-chancellor warns

The far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party is planning to transform Germany into an authoritarian state similar to Russia, the country's vice-chancellor and economics minister, Robert Habeck, has warned, tacitly backing calls to ban the party.

2 mins

Judge threatens to eject Trump from Carroll defamation trial

Donald Trump was threatened with exclusion from court for disruptive behaviour yesterday, as the former president persisted in complaining loudly over E Jean Carroll's testimony in her defamation trial against him.

2 mins

Picasso and Chagall works found in basement 14 years after theft

Paintings by Marc Chagall and Pablo Picasso have been recovered from a basement in the Belgian city of Antwerp, 14 years after they were stolen from an art collector in Israel.

1 min

Sexual harassment in the City shifts from office to work event

The social change sparked by the #MeToo movement has not translated to the UK's financial sector, with sexual harassment merely shifting away from the office to conferences and work trips, MPS have heard.

2 mins

Working together Women's football ready for next step but players need help to get there

I don't want to come out all firing, it's too early into 2024 for that and I've got a job to do on the pitch, but it is always important to start a new year properly and raise some concerns that I, and other players, have about the women's game and where it is going. Sometimes this world of football still manages to shock me.

3 mins

'I forgot I was nominated': the reason for McIlroy's Spoty no-show

Rory McIlroy has delivered another blow to Sports Personality of the Year by admitting he forgot he was on the shortlist for the BBC event in December.

2 mins

Andreeva, 16, routs her idol Jabeur in dream meeting

As Mirra Andreeva emerged at the top level of her sport at the French Open last May, winning her first match in a grand slam, the 16-year-old had one humble goal beyond continuing her meteoric rise: she wanted a practice session with Ons Jabeur, her idol.

3 mins

Gomes ignites Everton's dream and puts Palace to the sword

As Sean Dyche put it, any distraction is welcome at Everton right now amid the risk of a second points deduction, legal cases, financial disputes and not knowing exactly what they are playing for in the Premier League this season.

3 mins

Clubs bide their time on Phillips as City demand £7m loan fee

Clubs hoping to sign Kalvin Phillips are waiting for Manchester City to drop their demands for a £7m loan fee. Crystal Palace, Newcastle and West Ham are tracking the midfielder, while there is also interest from Barcelona, Atlético Madrid and Juventus.

1 min

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