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.
A Delhi resident was injured after a dispute over overtaking escalated into a road rage incident in Gurgaon. Two men chased his car, surrounded it at a traffic signal, and smashed its windows before fleeing. Police arrested two suspects.
Haryana Police suspended two assistant sub-inspectors and a Home Guard after a 30-year-old bone cancer patient alleged assault and sexual abuse at a Kurukshetra police station. An FIR is registered, and an SIT is investigating.
Three Indian-flagged oil tankers carrying over 8.6 lakh metric tonnes of cargo and 94 Indian crew members successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday. The vessels are now en route to Indian ports, with arrivals expected next week.
Contrasting diplomatic approaches were highlighted by the G7 summit in France and the Russia-ASEAN partnership anniversary in Kazan. The G7 faced protocol mishaps and internal divisions, while Russia-ASEAN celebrated expanding ties, showcasing ASEAN's intergovernmental model as an alternative to the EU.
Andy Burnham's allies are increasingly confident of a leadership "coronation" after his by-election win, with numbers backing his bid surging past 300 MPs. This surge could complicate a challenge from Wes Streeting, though some MPs want Burnham to face a full contest to scrutinize his ideas. The Labour party rules require 81 MPs for a contest, and Starmer has stated he will fight any challenge.
India achieved a record 23 runs in the opening over of their ODI chase against Afghanistan in Chennai. This was aided by Afghanistan being penalized five runs for pitch infringements. Yashasvi Jaiswal was instrumental in the scoring spree.
US President Donald Trump has reverted the US Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) to its former name, Pacific Command (USPACOM). This command, established in 1947, is the oldest and largest of the US military's unified combatant commands, with India falling under its area of responsibility.
The European Union has lifted its negative travel advisory for Assam, excluding three districts under AFSPA. This follows a visit by EU diplomats and is seen as a vote of confidence, encouraging deeper engagement. Efforts are underway to persuade the US and Canada to lift similar restrictions.
Donald Trump and Italian PM Giorgia Meloni are in a public dispute over a photograph request at a summit. Trump accused Meloni of repeatedly asking for a photo, while Meloni denied the claim, calling it "made up." Trump also suggested Meloni sought to repair relations with Washington for domestic political reasons.
A motorcyclist was killed in Hong Kong on Saturday afternoon after colliding with a KMB double-decker bus on New Clear Water Bay Road. The rider, who was traveling at high speed, was thrown from his motorcycle and later pronounced dead at United Christian Hospital.
Turkey/Türkiye's dismal World Cup performance, marked by two defeats and 62 shots without a goal, has led to their early exit. The article also touches on President Erdoğan's rebranding of the country's name and its potential cultural and linguistic implications.
Colombia's presidential runoff winner inherits a nation shaped by paramilitary violence. Candidates Iván Cepeda and Abelardo de la Espriella have intertwined histories with these criminal forces, advocating opposing strategies for crime and peace.
Seven devotees died and 30 were injured when the roof of an under-construction Hanuman temple collapsed in Parbhani, India on Saturday. Heavy Rajasthani pink stones fell on devotees, who were present despite ongoing construction due to local requests. Rescue efforts are underway, and financial assistance will be provided.
Seven devotees died and at least 30 were injured when the roof of an under-construction Hanuman temple collapsed during a religious program in Parbhani district, India. Six injured are in critical condition.
Donald Trump expressed trust in Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei after the White House raised national security concerns over the AI company's advanced models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5. Trump stated Amodei responded 'very responsibly,' easing initial suspicions.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under increasing pressure to resign amid growing support for Andy Burnham to take over. Starmer's leadership is questioned following poor election results and a perceived lack of voter appeal, while Burnham is seen as a strong contender with proven success as Mayor of Greater Manchester.
Sandra Oh discusses her return to London's National Theatre in a modern reimagining of Molière’s Le Misanthrope, her journey from TV success in Killing Eve to embracing collaborative theatre work, and her reflections on power, identity, and personal growth.
China is diversifying its maritime claims east of Taiwan through military drills, coastguard patrols, and resource surveys, according to state-affiliated Yuyuan Tantian. This follows Japan and the Philippines' talks on economic zones, which Beijing condemned.
China is diversifying its maritime claims east of Taiwan through military drills, coastguard patrols, and resource surveys, according to state-affiliated Yuyuan Tantian. This follows Japan and the Philippines' talks on economic zones, which Beijing condemned.
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft admit AI startup Anthropic leads in "frontier" AI models, especially for coding. However, executives state they are not concerned, citing specialized foundations and distinct development timelines to close the gap.
A 32-year-old man, Pankaj Dhama, was allegedly beaten to death by fellow passengers after an argument during a chaotic rush to board the Yoga Express at Shahdara railway station in east Delhi on Saturday. Police are investigating the incident, examining CCTV footage and questioning eyewitnesses.
President Lula light-heartedly mocked Neymar's injury issues, calling him a 'home office player' during a public event. Meanwhile, coach Ancelotti confirmed Neymar's availability for Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Scotland.
President Lula light-heartedly teased Neymar about his injury issues, calling him a 'home office player' during a recent event. Meanwhile, coach Ancelotti confirmed Neymar's availability for Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Scotland.
