The Oscars 2025 saw independent films shine, while the art world mourns the passing of Scottish artist Jack Vettriano, found in Nice. Plus, photo highlights from around the globe. Read more...

Trump criticizes Zelenskyy and shares a vision for a "Trump Gaza Number 1" tourist destination. Tensions rise over the Russia-Ukraine war and potential peace deals. Read more...

The Guardian's "Young Country Diary" is open for submissions! Children aged 8-14 are invited to share their spring nature encounters for a chance to be published. Read more...

UK regulators investigate TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur over data privacy, while AI transforms education in English schools and sparks copyright debates. Read more...

A roundup of global news: China's naval ambitions, contrasting receptions for Zelensky, and a disturbing Rotherham rape case. Read more...

Labour proposes new housing laws, addresses teacher conditions, and faces criticism for local government reforms amid SEND funding crises in English councils. Read more...

British parents in England, Wales, and Scotland will be entitled to two weeks of bereavement leave after a miscarriage before 24 weeks, thanks to Labour's workers' rights reforms. Read more...

A look at the week's political headlines, from Trump's tariffs and Ukrainian perspectives to human smuggling arrests in Los Angeles. Read more...

A roundup of global political news including India's continued operations in Iran's Chabahar Port, Iranian political scandal, UK peer investigation, and US views on Ukraine security. Read more...

A quick look at some of the top stories today, including Huw Edwards' unpaid salary, the Tate brothers' mysterious departure from Romania, and the UK's potential ban on zero-hours contracts. Read more...

World leaders are voicing concerns over Trump's recent policies, particularly regarding Ukraine, trade with Canada, and the suspension of US military aid. Read more...

An unexploded WWII bomb discovered near Gare du Nord in Paris has caused widespread travel disruptions, including the cancellation of Eurostar services. Passengers are advised to change their travel plans. Read more...

Patrick Assoumou Eyi, former Gabon youth coach, received a lifetime ban from FIFA for sexually abusing players. He also received a fine of 1 million Swiss francs. Read more...

This week in science: endangered frogs released in Australia, the quest for better-tasting fake meat in NYC, and a re-dating of a prehistoric site near Stonehenge. Read more...

A New Zealand fishing trip took an unexpected turn when a dolphin jumped aboard, while The Guardian seeks stories of art-inspired life changes. Read more...

Rose Girone, believed to be the oldest living Holocaust survivor, has died at the age of 113. She was a powerful advocate for sharing the stories of survivors. Read more...

Europe grapples with economic recession in Germany, potential coalition instability, discussions around seizing Russian assets, and the impact of suspended US aid to Ukraine. Read more...

A look at significant global events, including Ukraine, Greece, and Milan Fashion Week, alongside local disruptions in Milan and a controversial sentencing. Read more...

From 80s counterculture revival in London to Amy Lawrence's fashion award in Melbourne, and CBS's FBI series changes, this week in entertainment offers a diverse mix. Read more...

A roundup of today's top stories: Amanda Nguyen's fight for survivors' rights, a paddleboard instructor's manslaughter plea, a prosecutor's exile, and the intersection of faith and politics. Read more...