Two families in Ipswich, Suffolk, are reeling from devastating health crises: a stonemason battling a deadly disease linked to stone dust and a mother mourning her teenage son's fatal overdose. Read more...

Trump's tariff plans raise concerns, a Chinese mega-city remains empty, and a London school tackles gang violence through communication skills. Read more...

This week in entertainment: Arts sector interns, a recreated Oscars kiss, the origin of pop culture, ASMR's rise, and a samba star's farewell. Read more...

Cuts to eating disorder services for under-18s are raising concerns that young people are being put at risk, especially with rising demand, according to the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Read more...

Experts warn that young British men are increasingly idolizing US mass shooters, exploiting gaps in UK terrorism laws. The case of Nicholas Prosper, who murdered his family, highlights these concerns. Read more...

Exploring the complexities of historical comparisons between Nazi actions and French colonialism, and the impact of the Nazi regime on interwar Czechoslovakia's youth. Read more...

A roundup of Malaysian political news, including a potential protest over urban renewal, calls for wage increases, an e-invoicing clarification request, and an investigation into radio hosts. Read more...

This article covers recent Hollywood news, including the Oscars highlights, Adrien Brody and Mikey Madison's wins, and Paul Feig's donation to support trans youth. Read more...

A roundup of today's top political news: a bill to limit smartphone use in children, an ex-prison officer jailed, Zelenskyy podcast, and Bangladesh PM trial. Read more...

A roundup of the latest political news in the UK, covering topics from the Channel migrant crisis and rail delays to the launch of a climate justice degree. Read more...

Spain faces challenges: León struggles with depopulation and economic decline, a Chinese money laundering ring is busted, nurses fight Catalan language requirements, and British expats face a "tax trap." 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...

This article explores two pressing health issues: the controversy surrounding weight loss injections given to teenagers and the poignant story of a man choosing assisted dying. Read more...

Latina, Italy faces serious issues: an investigation into forced marriage and abuse of minors, and online harassment targeting Mayor Matilde Celentano during her cancer battle. Read more...

China sees a cabinet shake-up with the dismissal of Technology Minister Jin Zhuanglong amid the opening of the pivotal "Two Sessions" in Beijing. A look at these developments and more. Read more...

Uganda sees a push to decolonize Kampala, a crackdown on reckless driving after a spike in accidents, and a skills initiative for youth praised by officials. Read more...

A roundup of recent news from Italy, including controversies over political appointments, healthcare delays in Trapani, far-right commemorations in Rome, and upcoming student-led demonstrations. Read more...

A look at the UK's struggling youth employment and Citigroup's unbelievable $81 trillion transaction error, highlighting key business and financial news. Read more...

China sets ambitious economic targets for 2025, including 5% growth, 12 million new urban jobs, and a 7.2% increase in its defense budget, while facing global economic headwinds. Read more...

"Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown calls out the media for bullying, refusing to apologize for her appearance and receiving support from celebrities. Read more...