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by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Birmingham, Hate crime, ITV News, Local government, Local politics, Media, Politics, Reform UK, Society, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Alan Feeney, who sat on Solihull and Birmingham councils, said there was ‘no excuse’ for his comments Alan Feeney has resigned as a Reform councillor for Solihull and Birmingham after backlash over racist comments that were...

Healey backs pro-growth case for Heathrow third runway after Burnham ducks issue

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Air transport, Airline industry, Andy Burnham, Business, Environment, Heathrow airport, Heathrow third runway, John Healey, London, Politics, The Guardian, Transport, Transport policy, UK news | 0 |

Chancellor says government will study responses to public consultation, with airports being ‘big part of jobs and growth’John Healey has said there is a pro-growth case for going ahead with a third runway at Heathrow despite the...

Masterplan review – Stanley Tucci is wasted in Amazon’s smooth-brained heist caper

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Action and adventure films, Amazon Prime Video, Art, Comedy films, Culture, Film, Mona Lisa, Painting, Paris, Stanley Tucci, The Guardian, Thrillers | 0 |

A ‘family’ of criminals attempt to steal the Mona Lisa from the Louvre in pulpy and forgettable thrillerIn the last half-decade Stanley Tucci has been a source of near-inexhaustible on- screen delight, whether making friends...

Of course Trump is helping Russia in Ukraine – he’s a master of the art of betrayal | Jonathan Freedland

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Donald Trump, The Guardian, Trump administration, Ukraine, US news, US politics, World News | 0 |

The old certainties have gone. We will have to spend whatever it takes to protect ourselves in this new and dangerous worldDonald Trump must find it oddly frustrating. He keeps showing the world exactly who he is, and yet the...

The Celebrity Traitors: episode six – live

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Claudia Winkleman, Culture, James Acaster, James Blunt, Maya Jama, Romesh Ranganathan, Television, Television & radio, The Guardian, The Traitors | 0 |

They’ve already taken out two traitors – but now Kenny has gone to the dark side. How will the faithfuls fare tonight?In a cutaway, Maya explains that she’s happy about recruiting Kenny because she finally has an ally who...

No 10 leaves option open to impose Chinese EV tariffs if UK joins EU scheme

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Asia Pacific, Automotive industry, Business, China, Chinese economy, Electric, hybrid and low-emission cars, Europe, European Union, International trade, Labour, Politics, Tariffs, The Guardian, Trade policy, UK news | 0 |

Beijing warns against ‘discriminatory’ step after France drops opposition to British role in Made in Europe packageNo 10 has left the door open to imposing tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles as part of the Made in Europe...

An open book: how to make a great film adaptation, from The Shining to Trainspotting

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Books, Culture, Film, Film adaptations, The Guardian | 0 |

Not every great novel makes a great movie, and sometimes the opposite is true. But regardless of the source text, or how beloved characters are treated, there is more than one way to write a successful adaptationIt is always fun...

UK national security adviser under pressure over wife’s comment on supporting Palestine Action

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Activism, Books, Freedom of speech, Jonathan Powell, Palestine Action, Politics, Protest, Sally Rooney, The Guardian, UK news, UK security and counter-terrorism | 0 |

Author Sarah Helm, married to Jonathan Powell, wrote to back novelist Sally Rooney’s support of proscribed direct action groupThe UK’s national security adviser Jonathan Powell is under pressure to distance himself from a...

Six-figure payout for senior civil servant sacked over Peter Mandelson vetting

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Civil service, Keir Starmer, Peter Mandelson, Politics, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Former head of Foreign Office Olly Robbins applied for judicial review after Keir Starmer dismissed him in AprilOlly Robbins, the former head of the Foreign Office sacked by Keir Starmer over his role in vetting Peter Mandelson,...

Target pensions or welfare, not banks, IMF tells John Healey

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Banking, Business, Economics, International Monetary Fund (IMF), John Healey, Politics, Tax and spending, The Guardian, UK news, World News | 0 |

Supporters of planned tax, however, say banks were bailed out by taxpayers during the financial crisis and can afford to pay more nowJohn Healey poised to raise taxes on banks in budgetThe International Monetary Fund has urged...

I’ve debated with Israel’s most fervent defenders – NAZA debunks their talking points | Mehdi Hasan

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Culture, Documentary films, Film, Gaza, Israel, Middle East and North Africa, NAZA, Palestine, The Guardian | 0 |

The film’s testimonies from Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers expose years of baseless propaganda. Don’t take my word – take theirsI watched the extraordinary new Guardian-produced documentary from Oscar-winning Israeli...

‘The mainstream has come to them’: how did Fontaines DC go from Dublin dive bars to headlining stadiums?

by The Guardian | Oct 16, 2026 | Culture, Fontaines DC, Indie, Music, Pop and rock, Punk, The Guardian | 0 |

Once scrappy post-punk poets, they’re now one of the biggest bands in the world. As they release new album Dopamine Chamber, fans including Kneecap and Shame explain their sensational riseWhen Irish rockers Fontaines DC emerged...

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Reform councillor resigns after being filmed making racist remarks