The Guardian Articles

Nigel Farage seems to be everywhere again: striding into rallies to the beat of Eminem, popping up at

Maga parties in Washington

Since July, Reform UK has …

Rachel Reeves has defended herself and said it would be up to the public to judge her on her record as chancellor, after a BBC investigation raised questions about her job history and expenses.

In her first comments since claims emerged that she was the subject of an

Network Rail has been fined £3.75m for health and safety breaches that led to the death of two track workers in south Wales in 2019.

The

workers were killed

A judge has issued an arrest warrant for a disgraced former church minister and banking group boss who acquired the nickname “Crystal Methodist”.

Paul Flowers, 74, was due to be sentenced for fraud at Manchester crown court but failed to turn up.

Flowers is a former Methodist minister who chaired …

A rollback of diversity initiatives in the UK risks undoing decades of progress, the CEO of the Co-op group has warned, as US multinationals scale back commitments.

Companies including Amazon, Disney, Google and Meta have begun

abandoning diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies

The British semiconductor designer Arm is reportedly planning to launch its own chip this year, after landing Meta as one of its first customers.

The move represents a major overhaul of the SoftBank-owned group’s business model of licensing its chip blueprints to the likes of Apple and Nvidia.

Rene Haas, …

The first president of Namibia, Sam Nujoma, who has died aged 95, was one of the original liberation leaders who fought against the colonial project of southern Africa and, in particular, the racist apartheid regime of South Africa that had ruled his country since the end of the first world …

Challenging football heavyweights Manchester United and Manchester City is within the reach of the Manchester Originals, according to the Hundred franchise’s new majority share owner.

Shashwat Goenka, the vice chairman of RPSG, which

bid £80m for a 70% share of the Originals

German police and prosecutors have said the Afghan suspect in a car ramming in central Munich that injured at least 36 people is believed to have had an “Islamist” motive and will answer to charges of attempted murder.

One day after the

attack on a trade union …