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Pauline Hanson's intolerance towards reporters on display at National Press Club

Pauline Hanson displayed intolerance towards reporters at the National Press Club, shouting at Guardian Australia and vowing to "shred" SBS and ABC. The media union condemned her actions, with PM Albanese calling media exclusion misguided. Hanson's political strategy relies on controlling her narrative, avoiding detailed policies, and projecting defiance.

Guardian Australia

Leave-Voting Areas See Faster Relative Growth in Foreign Workers Post-Brexit

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Leave-Voting Areas See Faster Relative Growth in Foreign Workers Post-Brexit

A Guardian investigation reveals that areas voting to leave the EU have experienced faster relative growth in foreign workers since the 2016 referendum, despite expectations. These areas have also become relatively more deprived over the same period, with migration increasing significantly, particularly on health and care visas.

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Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz, Trump Threatens Tolls

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Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz, Trump Threatens Tolls

Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz citing Israel's attacks in Lebanon and US "breach of commitments." US President Trump threatened tolls in the waterway if a final deal isn't reached in 60 days, as technical talks with Iran begin.

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Chanteuse iranienne condamnée à 74 coups de fouet pour avoir chanté sans voile

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Chanteuse iranienne condamnée à 74 coups de fouet pour avoir chanté sans voile

La chanteuse iranienne Parastoo Ahmadi a été condamnée à 74 coups de fouet pour avoir chanté sans voile lors d'un concert en ligne. Huit membres de son équipe ont reçu la même peine. L'artiste est également interdite de territoire et d'exercer ses activités artistiques pendant deux ans.

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Guardian Readers Detail Battles with Big Companies

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Guardian Readers Detail Battles with Big Companies

Guardian readers across the US report significant struggles with large companies, citing AI customer service failures, declining product quality, and complex systems that prioritize profits over consumer needs. Many describe time-consuming, emotionally draining battles to resolve issues, leading to frustration and a questioning of the economic system.

Guardian Business

Spain Aims for Record Tourism Year by Diversifying Beyond 'Sun and Sand'

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Spain Aims for Record Tourism Year by Diversifying Beyond 'Sun and Sand'

Spain's tourism minister, Jordi Hereu, is pushing to diversify the country's appeal beyond traditional "sun and sand" offerings as it anticipates a record 100 million foreign visitors. The strategy aims for "calm growth" to manage overtourism concerns and climate impacts, focusing on inland and cultural experiences.

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Andy Burnham: Labour's New Hope or Another Starmer?

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Andy Burnham: Labour's New Hope or Another Starmer?

Andy Burnham has emerged as a potential leader for the Labour party after a byelection victory in Makerfield, defeating Reform. His campaign highlighted his ability to connect with people and generate excitement, contrasting with Keir Starmer's perceived lack of warmth. However, Burnham faces challenges in translating his local success into a national project and clarifying his stance on key issues like immigration and economic policy.

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Keir Starmer Faces Pressure to Resign as Labour Leader

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Keir Starmer Faces Pressure to Resign as Labour Leader

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under intense pressure from Labour MPs and ministers to resign, with reports suggesting up to 200 MPs would back Andy Burnham in a leadership challenge. Starmer insists he will contest any challenge, despite slumping popularity amid the cost-of-living crisis and a rape gangs scandal.

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Liberal Democrat MP arrested on suspicion of controlling and coercive behaviour and assault

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Liberal Democrat MP arrested on suspicion of controlling and coercive behaviour and assault

Liberal Democrat MP Cameron Thomas has been arrested by Gloucestershire police on suspicion of controlling and coercive behaviour and assault. The 43-year-old MP for Tewkesbury had his party whip and membership suspended following the arrest.

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Americans Express Concerns Over SpaceX IPO and AI Investments

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Americans Express Concerns Over SpaceX IPO and AI Investments

Elon Musk's SpaceX IPO has sparked widespread concern among Americans about their retirement savings being tied to AI-driven companies. Many fear market instability, widening inequality, and a lack of accountability from tech giants.

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ITV Dominates World Cup TV Ratings in Opening Week

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ITV Dominates World Cup TV Ratings in Opening Week

ITV secured four of the top five TV audiences in the UK during the first week of the World Cup, with England's win over Croatia drawing 15.4 million viewers. The BBC's coverage, while strong, lagged behind ITV's initial success.

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UK Attorney General's Department Quits X Over Violence and Racism Concerns

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UK Attorney General's Department Quits X Over Violence and Racism Concerns

The UK Attorney General's Department has stopped posting official updates on X due to concerns about the platform being used to incite violence and racism. The decision follows recent riots and a surge in misinformation, with bad actors allegedly using X to sow discord.

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Geoengineering: A Dangerous Gamble with the Planet's Climate

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Geoengineering: A Dangerous Gamble with the Planet's Climate

Geoengineering, particularly solar geoengineering, is presented as a risky techno-optimistic "quick fix" for climate change. Critics argue it masks warming, poses termination shock risks, requires centuries of maintenance, and lacks scientific understanding and governance, diverting resources from decarbonization.

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Labour Peer Clashes with Reform UK MP Over Nigel Farage Gift and Racial Comments

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Labour Peer Clashes with Reform UK MP Over Nigel Farage Gift and Racial Comments

Labour peer Thangam Debbonaire confronted Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin during a byelection count, accusing her of racism and defending Nigel Farage's undeclared £5m gift. The exchange, broadcast on Sky News, touched on Farage's financial dealings and Pochin's past controversial remarks about diversity in advertising.

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Trump Signs 14-Point Agreement with Iran, Eyes Ukraine Peace

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Trump Signs 14-Point Agreement with Iran, Eyes Ukraine Peace

Donald Trump has reportedly signed a 14-point agreement with Iran, aiming to end a conflict he is seen as having helped initiate. With his focus shifted from the Middle East, Trump is now turning his attention to brokering peace in Ukraine, a move discussed with The Guardian's Andrew Roth.

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Pauline Hanson's National Press Club Address: A Political Analysis

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Pauline Hanson's National Press Club Address: A Political Analysis

Pauline Hanson delivered a combative address at the National Press Club, attacking multiculturalism, climate change, and transgender rights. Journalist Margo Kingston discusses the significance of this speech as the potential start of Hanson's federal campaign.

Guardian Australia

Inauguração do Centro Presidencial Barack Obama em Chicago reúne ex-presidentes e artistas

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Inauguração do Centro Presidencial Barack Obama em Chicago reúne ex-presidentes e artistas

O Centro Presidencial Barack Obama em Chicago, Illinois, foi inaugurado em 18 de junho de 2026. O evento contou com a presença de ex-presidentes dos EUA e apresentações musicais. O museu, com arquitetura criticada por alguns, custou mais de US$ 800 milhões e visa ser um centro comunitário e de memória.

Pauline Hanson's MP, Capital Gains Tax, Iran Maritime Fees, Ukraine Drone Strike on Moscow

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Pauline Hanson's MP, Capital Gains Tax, Iran Maritime Fees, Ukraine Drone Strike on Moscow

Pauline Hanson addresses her new MP's comments on immigration and Indigenous flags. The Albanese government offers concessions on capital gains tax changes. Iran plans maritime fees in the Strait of Hormuz, Ukraine drones strike Moscow, and Lionel Messi's family requests "humanity" amid health reports.

Guardian Australia

BBC Pulls Ashley Cain Documentary Series Amid Abusive Comments Controversy

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BBC Pulls Ashley Cain Documentary Series Amid Abusive Comments Controversy

The BBC has cancelled a documentary series featuring presenter Ashley Cain due to his history of abusive and misogynistic comments about women. The broadcaster admitted its vetting process failed and is investigating the lapse.

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OnlyFans Revelations Demand Parliamentary Scrutiny

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OnlyFans Revelations Demand Parliamentary Scrutiny

Revelations about middlemen agencies exploiting creators on OnlyFans, taking 50% of earnings and pressuring women into explicit content, have prompted calls for parliamentary inquiry. The platform, valued at £3bn, faces scrutiny over its business practices and potential links to sex trafficking.

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City & Guilds job cuts and offshoring plans cancelled after union intervention

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City & Guilds job cuts and offshoring plans cancelled after union intervention

City & Guilds has guaranteed that plans for mass compulsory redundancies and offshoring of UK jobs to Greece will no longer go ahead, following union negotiations. The vocational training body faced backlash after its acquisition by PeopleCert.

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Trump's Hasty Retreat from Iran War Amidst Rising Costs and Criticism

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Trump's Hasty Retreat from Iran War Amidst Rising Costs and Criticism

Donald Trump is hastily negotiating with Iran, offering a $300bn rebuilding fund and an end to sanctions, after a catastrophic war sparked with Israel's influence. Despite claiming a "major win", the move follows widespread criticism of the war's justification and methodology, which has killed over 3,300 Iranians, including more than 100 children.

Guardian International

UK Government Nationalises More Rail Operators, Bringing Majority Under Public Ownership

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UK Government Nationalises More Rail Operators, Bringing Majority Under Public Ownership

The UK government is continuing its nationalisation of major rail operators, with Govia Thameslink becoming the eleventh to return to public ownership. This move aims to make railways more reliable and affordable, ending a privatised system criticized for fragmentation and profit focus. A new state-controlled company, Great British Railways, is set to manage infrastructure and services.

Guardian UK

Matilda Boseley and Riley Walter Among Winners at 2026 Walkley Mid-Year Media Prizes

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Matilda Boseley and Riley Walter Among Winners at 2026 Walkley Mid-Year Media Prizes

Guardian Australia's Matilda Boseley won for innovative storytelling, while The Sydney Morning Herald's Riley Walter was named Young Australian Journalist of the Year at the 2026 Walkley mid-year media prizes. Other winners included ABC teams for women's leadership and reporting on violence against women.

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