The Guardian Articles

For years whole milk has been shunned by health-conscious adults in favour of semi-skimmed or plant milk – but old-school dairy products such as “full-fat” milk and Greek yoghurt are staging a comeback.

Retailers are reporting rising sales of whole milk, full-fat yoghurt and blocks of butter – with skimmed …

OpenAI is releasing a new artificial intelligence model for free, after the company said it would speed up product releases in response to the emergence of a Chinese rival.

The startup behind ChatGPT is issuing the AI, called o3-mini, after the surprise success of

a rival product …

Tax on alcohol sold in the UK is changing from Saturday, with an increase to match inflation, a cut to duty on draught pints and a shake-up in how wine is levied. So what is changing, which drinks will be cheaper and which might cost more?

What is alcohol duty?

Senior Labour figures are warning of a serious fight if Keir Starmer tries to give the go-ahead to a giant new oilfield off Shetland later this year.

MPs and ministers have told the Guardian they are prepared to oppose the UK prime minister should he try and give final consent …

Justin Trudeau

“I won’t sugarcoat it – our nation could be facing difficult times in the coming days and …

Royal Mail is set to be allowed to deliver

second-class letters

Ofcom said cutting the deliveries to every other weekday with a price cap on second-class …

Pity Rachel Reeves, the chancellor of the exchequer. Before she had even got through

her highly anticipated “growth speech” on 29 January

The former chief executive of Barclays, Jes Staley, is gearing up for an explosive trial next month, that will force him to address evidence suggesting he hid the depth of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein: the sex offender that he referred to as “family”.

Court documents seen by the Guardian …

AstraZeneca has cancelled plans for a £450m expansion of its manufacturing plant in Speke, Merseyside, blaming a cut in the funding on offer from the government.

Only two days after Rachel Reeves highlighted life sciences as a key UK strength, in a speech setting out

her plans …

First there was a silent disco at Canterbury cathedral. Then there was the “rave in the nave” in Peterborough.

But York Minster is taking it one step further by hosting a controversial metal band in what parishioners have called an “outright insult” to their faith.

The 800-year-old cathedral is facing …