Watchdog Ofcom says site’s age-checking regime may not be ‘highly effective’, as required by the Online Safety Act
Cooperation on OceanEye, which aims to better anticipate climate events, comes amid efforts to boost ties with bloc
PM says his comments last year were deliberately misinterpreted by Keir Starmer and his advisers
The US relationship is stabilising, but how will Europe face up to Russia and China if President Le Pen is in power, asks political risk consultant Mujtaba Rahman
Ed Davey’s strategy is meant to build a ‘firewall’ of MPs to prevent Reform UK entering government. The stakes are high if he gets it wrong, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
Richard Clayton KC had undergone operation for ruptured achilles tendon day before hearing optician’s appeal
Phil Knight and wife, Penny, make largest known donation to a flagship university to fund a new engineering school
In more than two decades in the Prison Service, Pia Sinha gained a reputation as a fixer. Now, as head of the Prison Reform Trust, she’s sounding the alarm about overcrowding and other problems
Netflix’s new series is the ruthless, hyper-capitalist competitive take on a kids’ book that no one needed. AI-generating Gene Wilder’s voice for it just feels wrong
Eleven per cent increase in fatalities last year partly down to presence of nitazenes in Scotland’s illicit drug market
IIF highlights challenges facing US, France, UK and Japan, while OECD and IMF also voice global concerns
While Brussels and Ottawa desire a deeper partnership born of Trump-era volatility, the EU has no legal framework to accommodate it
In a country where politicians are increasingly polarised and angry, thousands of rural Indians have been gathering to enjoy debate tournaments where the discussions are respectful and no one gets personal
António Guterres laments world leaders’ inaction and says oil and gas firms ‘must pay’ for climate devastation