The Observer sale and the Guardian strike Letters: Readers respond to this week’s strike by journalists at the Guardian and Observer, and the proposed sale of the latter to Tortoise Media The Guardian - UK · Dec 6, 2024
Sale of UK's Observer, world's oldest Sunday newspaper and a bastion of liberal values, is agreed The sale of the Observer, the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper and a bastion of liberal values in Britain’s media landscape, has been approved, despite two days of strike action from journalists this week The Independent UK · Dec 6, 2024
As a sign of commitment to peace, help us support those affected by war We are asking readers to donate to Médecins Sans Frontières, War Child and Parallel Histories in our Guardian and Observer charity appeal 2024 The Guardian - UK · Dec 6, 2024
A guide to the Guardian and Observer’s 2024 charity appeal partners Médecins Sans Frontières, War Child and Parallel Histories are partnering with us on this year’s theme: conflict The Guardian - UK · Dec 6, 2024
Sale of Observer newspaper to Tortoise Media agreed The Sunday newspaper will be sold to Tortoise Media The Independent UK · Dec 6, 2024
Observer newspaper sale to Tortoise Media is approved The Sunday newspaper will be sold to Tortoise Media Evening Standard · Dec 6, 2024
Sale of the Observer to Tortoise Media agreed in principle Scott Trust will become a key shareholder and take a seat on both the editorial and commercial boards of the company The Guardian - UK · Dec 6, 2024
The Scott Trust and the Guardian Media Group Boards agree sale in principle of the Observer to Tortoise Media The Scott Trust and the Guardian Media Group Boards agree sale in principle of the Observer to Tortoise Media The Guardian - UK · Dec 6, 2024
Revealed: the Operators Behind Four Major Neo-Nazi X Accounts Anonymity has long been a tactic used by extremists to spread their ideology while avoiding social consequences, from Klansmen hoods to online pseudonyms. Texas Observer · Dec 4, 2024
First Thing: South Korea’s president, Yoon Suk Yeol, facing impeachment after martial law shock Opposition parties submit motion to impeach Yoon and could vote on it as soon as Friday. Plus, how AI will rob music workers of nearly a quarter of their income within four years The Guardian - UK · Dec 4, 2024
Guardian journalists launch 48-hour strike in protest at planned sale of the Observer to Tortoise Media NUJ members at the Guardian and Observer are walking out for the first time in more than 50 years Evening Standard · Dec 4, 2024
Afternoon Update: Australia backs UN Palestine resolution; CBA pauses $3 withdrawal fee; and an icy pole taste test The vote marks Australia’s return to the position for the first time in more than two decades The Guardian - AU · Dec 4, 2024
Journalists strike over proposed sale of Observer to Tortoise Media Forty-eight-hour strike, first at Guardian in more than 50 years, to take place on Wednesday and Thursday The Guardian - UK · Dec 4, 2024
The best poetry books of 2024 The joy of house parties, an email to an estate agent, tales from a billionaire’s dolls and more The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2024
The Guardian - UK · Dec 2, 2024 Nigel Slater’s recipe for speck and parmesan muffins A little warm savoury muffin to have with a glass of something cold and fizzy
The Guardian - UK · Dec 2, 2024 Georgina Hayden’s build your own blinis recipe The classic Christmas canapé, easily customised with your favourite toppings
The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2024 Entertainment industry accused of fleecing fans as UK ticket mark-ups reach 41% Analysis charts rise of ‘sneaky’ fees for gig-goers, as singer Kate Nash says she makes more from selling pictures of her bottom than from touring
The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2024 ‘Child poverty has got a lot worse’: outgoing charity boss lambasts Tory failures and social media giants Peter Wanless of the NSPCC calls for more preventive action on child poverty, a ban on ‘morally repugnant’ smacking and favours guardrails online rather than bans
The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2024 Gregg Wallace says complaints came from ‘middle-class women of a certain age’ Wallace stepped back from role on MasterChef last week while allegations of sexual misconduct are investigated
The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2024 More than 600 Brazilians deported by Home Office on three secret flights Record number of deportees includes children who may have spent most of their lives in the UK
The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2024 ‘I cried, I cried. I had no one’: the brutal child kidnappings that shamed Belgian Congo Over 70 years ago, thousands of mixed-race boys and girls were torn from their mothers by order of the state. This week five survivors hope a court will censure Belgium for crimes against humanity
The Guardian - UK · Nov 30, 2024 Gregg Wallace accused of inappropriate behaviour in letter sent to BBC in 2022 Woman who complained about MasterChef presenter says lack of action shows there is ‘no satisfactory means of reporting sexual harassment and bullying within the TV industry’
The Guardian - UK · Nov 30, 2024 Wavering supporters of assisted dying bill ‘are not certain to vote it into law’ Sponsors of legislation for England and Wales warned that vote was close and many MPs will seek further reassurances on matters of concern
The Guardian - UK · Nov 30, 2024 Parties, cabinet and families split – and assisted dying bill still has a long way to go The granular detail of Kim Leadbeater’s bill for England and Wales is yet to be agreed, and some MPs want reassurances before finally backing it
The Guardian - UK · Nov 30, 2024 Revealed: UK politics infiltrated by ‘dark money’ with 10% of donations from dubious sources Cash from dictatorships and shell companies is entering the political system via legal loopholes