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Rare bird sighted last month probably crossed Atlantic on the tailwinds of ex-hurricane Martin

This winter’s wave of strikes isn’t just a protest at poor pay, but at a broken economic and political system, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Britain's foreign secretary says China’s government has removed a Chinese consul general and five of his staff from the U.K. following the assault on a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester at the Chinese consulate in Manchester

Emmerdale actors Bradley Johnson and Lawrence Robb, who play Vinnie Dingle and Mackenzie Boyd on the ITV soap, have signed up to take part in Britain Get Singing

We've seen African summits in Paris, Brussels, Beijing and Ankara. For the second time ever, after 2014, Washington is hosting an African leaders' summit. With superpower rivalries heating up, no long lectures are planned on human rights and corruption. Instead, the Biden administration is bowing to the African Union’s own…

Letter: Seasonal food bank appeals and millions of emergency food parcels cannot tackle escalating food insecurity – we need living incomes now, writes Sabine Goodwin

Britain had asked they waive diplomatic immunity and be questioned by police over attack on pro-democracy activist.

The Ukrainian President has asked G7 allies including Britain to go further by supplying long-range missiles that could be used in deadly attacks.

King Charles took part in a visit of remembrance and thanksgiving at Britain's parliament on Wednesday to honor his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, who died in September. As part of the trip, Charles met Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and opposition Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, as well as the speakers…

Glorious views on the journey from Kendal to Keswick has helped the 30-mile route top the poll of around 2,000 drivers to declare it the most beautiful Britain has to offer

"I think any institution in Britain, unless it can demonstrate by its outcomes that it is not, is highly likely institutionally racist."