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Bill would allow terminally ill adults with less than six months to live to end their lives, after the approval of a panel of expertsEsther Rantzen has said she is no longer able to travel to Switzerland to end her life because...

New battery-powered trains will ‘bring faster journeys to north’

by The Guardian | Sep 11, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Business, Energy, Energy industry, Energy storage, Infrastructure, Leeds, Manchester, Manufacturing sector, North of England, Politics, Public transport, Rail industry, Rail transport, The Guardian, Transport, Transport policy, UK news | 0 |

No 10 says 29 new fleet of trains built in Derby will support 6,000 jobs across UKA new fleet of battery-powered trains will be built to “bring faster, more reliable journeys to the north”, Downing Street has announced.The 29...

MPs urged not to take ‘extraordinary risk’ of forcing through assisted dying bill as vote looms

by The Guardian | Sep 11, 2026 | Assisted dying, House of Commons, House of Lords, Labour, Law, Politics, Society, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Labour MPs Gareth Snell and Meg Hillier say Lords must be allowed to fulfil duty in scrutinising bill on serious public issueMPs who voted for and against assisted dying have urged their respective sides not to take the...

Osama bin Laden shook the world on 9/11. Today it is clear how his wider plans failed | Jason Burke

by The Guardian | Sep 11, 2026 | Afghanistan, Al-Qaida, Iraq, Osama bin Laden, September 11 2001, The Guardian, US news, World News | 0 |

The al-Qaida leader envisaged an economically battered US withdrawing from the Middle East – and a global Muslim uprising. Then the tide turnedOn 11 September, 25 years ago, Osama bin Laden drove with a small number of al-Qaida...

‘People think fame is a magic wand’: Jarvis Cocker on old songs, young fans and his granny’s verdict on Pulp

by The Guardian | Sep 11, 2026 | Culture, Documentary films, Film, Jarvis Cocker, Music, Pulp, The Guardian | 0 |

Before the release of a joyful film on the history of the Sheffield band, frontman Cocker and director Garth Jennings talk dark times, taking inspiration from Abba – and why there could yet be another recordWhen the director...

The age of tiramisu: a runaway dessert trend – and what it reveals about nostalgia and decadence

by The Guardian | Sep 11, 2026 | Chocolate, Coffee, Dessert, Food, Life and style, The Guardian, Wine | 0 |

The coffee and cream pudding has always been popular. But now it’s inspired a dedicated cafe and countless products, from drinks to ice-creams to buns. What’s behind this big cultural craving?When Giancarlo Fanigliulo opened...

How Sweden lost its soul – and stopped being Sweden | Martin Gelin

by The Guardian | Sep 11, 2026 | Europe, Sweden, The far right, The Guardian, World News | 0 |

In 2022, my country entered a new era of cruelty. It will take more than one election to get the old, tolerant Sweden backLast year, a baby named Emanuel was born in Sweden. Before his first birthday, his parents were told that...

Reform UK beset by internal row over response to Dover and Portsmouth protests

by The Guardian | Sep 11, 2026 | Far right, Immigration and asylum, Nigel Farage, Politics, Reform UK, Refugees, The far right, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Nigel Farage said demonstrators in balaclavas were ‘horrible’, but others in the party defend them as ‘brave, passionate patriots’Nigel Farage’s condemnation of the masked men whose blockade of Dover stole headlines on the final...

Ed Stone to elder statesman: the making of Ed Miliband – podcast

by The Guardian | Sep 10, 2026 | Ed Miliband, Foreign policy, Israel, Politics, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

The UK foreign secretary has drawn rage and respect after announcing trade sanctions on Israeli settlers. Heather Stewart explains how – and why – Ed Miliband got toughThis time just over a decade ago, Ed Miliband was known for...

The Paper season two review – one of the best comedies on TV right now

by The Guardian | Sep 10, 2026 | Culture, Television, Television & radio, The Guardian, TV comedy | 0 |

This spin-off from the US Office is so brilliant that it might even eclipse its mother show. And as for the hilarious Sabrina Impacciatore – just hand her all the awards! Pity the poor TV writer foolish enough to make a show...

Esther Rantzen now ‘too physically fragile’ to end her life in Switzerland

by The Guardian | Sep 10, 2026 | Assisted dying, Esther Rantzen, Politics, Society, Switzerland, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Broadcaster, 86, had intended to end her life in Swiss clinic after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in 2023 Esther Rantzen has said she is no longer able to travel to Switzerland to end her life because she has become...

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MPs to vote again on assisted dying as bill returns to parliament – UK politics live