The Guardian Articles

Five hours after being shot in the belly, a Haitian accountant sat in a Port-au-Prince emergency room pondering how his homeland might be saved.

“I follow the news,” said the 60-year-old, who had been hit by a stray bullet early that morning, the latest victim of seemingly interminable gang conflict …

The Netflix adaptation of Trent Dalton’s bestseller

Boy Swallows Universe

The Aacta president, Russell Crowe, hosted the awards ceremony at Hota (Home of the Arts) …

Planning inspectors recommended against a Hitachi-built nuclear power plant in Anglesey on the basis that it could dilute the island’s Welsh language and culture, it has emerged.

Hitachi

scrapped plans

Boris Johnson was “one of the most damaging prime ministers in this country’s history”, according to the chair of Reform UK.

In an interview with BBC Radio 4’s

Political Thinking

“History will judge Boris Johnson …

Good morning. As anticipated, on

Thursday the Bank of England cut UK interest rates from 4.75% to 4.5%

The Bank’s monetary policy …

An alleged Russian spy tearfully told the Old Bailey she knew nothing of plans to deploy her as a “honeytrap” and claimed she was “lied to, manipulated, used, and exposed”.

London-based Vanya Gaberova, 30, is accused of being part of a spy ring which targeted people and places of interest …

Green campaigners fear ministers are poised to award billions of pounds in fresh subsidies to Drax power station, despite strong concerns that burning trees to produce electricity is bad for the environment.

Drax burns wood to generate about 8% of the UK’s “green” power, and 4% of overall electricity. This …

Rachel Reeves’s plans for growth suffered a double blow after the Bank of England halved its forecast for the year and warned households would face mounting pressure from rising prices.

In a downbeat assessment as it

cut interest rates for a third time in six months

International outrage in recent days has focused on Donald Trump’s proposal that the US take “ownership” of Gaza, and that more than two million Palestinians be displaced to allow the territory to be transformed from “a demolition site” into

a “riviera” in the Middle East

In Jordan …

England have confirmed they will play Afghanistan in the upcoming Champions Trophy despite pressure to boycott the fixture in response to the Taliban’s violation of women’s rights in the country.

Last month a cross-party group of

160 British MPs wrote to the England and Wales Cricket Board