The Guardian Articles

The eyes of the rugby world will again fall on Sydney after it was chosen to host the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup final, 24 years after the Wallabies’ heartbreaking defeat to England at the city’s Olympic Stadium.

Accor Stadium at Homebush, with a capacity of 82,000, will again host …

• A Ukrainian Holocaust survivor made an impassioned plea to the German parliament on Wednesday to do more to fight Russia’s “new war of extermination”, as Germany marks 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz.

  “Back then Hitler wanted to kill me because I am Jew,” said Roman Schwarzman, …

British car production fell in 2024 to its lowest level in seven decades – barring the coronavirus pandemic – as the industry struggles with weak demand and prepares to shift away from fossil fuels to electric vehicles.

The number of cars made in the UK fell to 780,000 during the …

Microsoft

Wall Street expects $3.11 in earnings per share and revenue of $68.9bn, …

The bishop of Liverpool is under pressure to quit after senior clergy in his diocese said his position was untenable following allegations of sexual misconduct.

John Perumbalath’s senior leadership team said he should step aside from all ministry while a claim of sexual harassment by a female bishop was properly …

The Rugby Football Union’s interim chairman Bill Beaumont has come out fighting on behalf of the embattled chief executive, Bill Sweeney, writing a letter to urge the ­governing body’s members to vote against a ­resolution to remove Sweeney and taking aim at the “personal attack on one individual”.

Beaumont, who …

Tesla will report earnings for the fourth quarter of 2024 on Wednesday after US stock markets close, capping a bruising year for the company’s sales but a stellar one for its stock price.

Wall Street analysts predict the company’s earnings-per-share will come in at $0.62 and revenue will be $27.22bn. …

Noel Clarke has suffered a blow in his legal action against the Guardian after a high court judge rejected his attempt to strike out the publisher’s defences in the case.

In central London on Wednesday the actor and producer sought to prevent the Guardian relying on the defences of truth …

The former leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the Islamist rebel group which led

the military operation

The appointment of

Ahmad al-Sharaa

The leader of Germany’s conservative opposition has been backed in his controversial plans to restrict migration by the far-right Alternative für Deutschland party, in what Olaf Scholz branded “an unforgivable mistake.”

Friedrich Merz was accused by Scholz’s minority government of breaking a longstanding political firewall against the far-right populists. He …