Lebanon’s state-run national news agency said the Ghobeiry area ‘witnessed heavy gunfire’ from Israeli forces

Presenter says it ‘makes sense for someone else to take the helm’ at show as BBC looks to make changes

Speaking from his jail cell, the former superstar cricketer had told the Guardian he would be willing to engage with army leadership

If people with least physical activity matched levels of most active, they could live almost 11 years longer

Scientists have transformed blood into a material which successfully repaired bones in animals.

This is the moment New Zealand Maori MPs disrupt parliament with a haka to protest against a treaty bill. New Zealand’s parliament was briefly suspended on Thursday (14 November), after Maori members staged a haka to disrupt the vote on a contentio ...

Donald Trump announced he’s picking the Fox News host for defense secretary on Tuesday

The negotiations continue with plenty of disagreement about the way forward, as we approach the halfway mark in Baku, Azerbaijan

World’s richest man solicits applications for ‘tedious work’ in newly formed Department of Government Efficiency

Higher education regulator says sector needs to take ‘take bold action’ and consider mergers or cost sharing

 

 

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High security at Stade de France helps contain tensions during Israel-France match

Putin’s troops attacked Kupiansk outskirts in four waves and used troops disguised as Ukrainian soldiers

As disenchantment grows with mainstream parties, these collectives argue that the time is right – but there will be big obstacles, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

Robert Jenrick and Oliver Dowden were on committee that supported paying £15m for asbestos-ridden former prison

As Gladiator II roars into the arena, its Oscar-winning director and star talk about horse-riding, Blade Runner, vodka, Scorsese, Elon Musk, vulnerability, AI … and Russell Crowe

Filipinos feel real-life effects of climate change as destructive typhoons become more frequent