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The most hotly anticipated TV show of the year is here! And a number of the stars – ahem Grant Mitchell – are struggling already …Warning: this article contains spoilers for episode one of The Celebrity Traitors.So – have they...

Welcome to the new Reform roadshow. Same as the last but more desperate | John Crace

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Nigel Farage, Politics, Reform UK, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Nige is not rattled that the UK likes its new PM. Or that Reform is second in the polls. Oh no. Because Nige believes in NigeNearly 10 years ago, Nigel Farage told LBC he would leave the country if Brexit were not a stunning...

Welfare changes under debate include ending key disability benefit for under-25s

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Benefits, Disability, Labour, Politics, State benefits, The Guardian, UK news, Universal credit, Welfare, Young people, Youth unemployment | 0 |

Exclusive: Plan under discussion involves intensive package of support to help young people into employment Ministers are working up sweeping plans for welfare changes including scrapping a key disability benefit for under-25s...

The Celebrity Traitors – live

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Bella Ramsey, Claudia Winkleman, Culture, James Acaster, Joe Lycett, Maya Jama, Michael Sheen, Richard E Grant, Romesh Ranganathan, Television, Television & radio, The Guardian, The Traitors | 0 |

TV’s best entertainment show is back – with an unbelievably star-stuffed lineup. But who will be the faithful and who will head straight for the tower?Before the show begins, it’s probably worth running through this year’s...

Labour figures uneasy about Healey’s ‘underpowered’ approach to budget

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Budget, Budget 2026, Economic policy, Energy bills, Global economy, Government borrowing, Household bills, John Healey, Labour, Politics, Tax and spending, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Chancellor faces challenge of volatile global headwinds and soaring energy costs at home as some insiders worry lack of clarity could trigger fresh market shockSenior Labour figures are privately voicing unease about John...

US borrowing costs hit 24-year high as global bond sell-off intensifies

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Bonds, Business, Economics, Government borrowing, Politics, The Guardian, UK news, US Government borrowing, US news, World News | 0 |

Fears that US deficit is unsustainable also drive UK 30-year gilt yields briefly above 6% for first time since 1998Business live – latest updatesThe global bond sell-off intensified on Thursday, driving 10-year US government...

Farage hints Reform’s internal inquiry could clear two aides suspended after C4 investigation – UK politics live

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Benefits, Brexit, Conservatives, Ed Davey, European Union, Kemi Badenoch, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Nigel Farage, Pensions, Politics, Prisons and probation, Reform UK, State pensions, The Guardian, UK news, Universal credit, Welfare | 0 |

Farage was speaking ahead of a rally in DoncasterJust as a reminder of why prisoners are being released early, here is an explainer by Jamie Grierson which sets out how the scheme works, why it was introduced and the changes...

Burnham’s reopening of Brexit debate is ‘biggest boost in my career’, says Farage

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Brexit, European Union, Foreign policy, Labour, Nigel Farage, Party funding, Politics, Reform UK, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Reform UK leader tells supporters PM’s move has ‘opened up a huge flank to us’UK politics live – latest updatesNigel Farage has claimed that Andy Burnham has given him “the biggest boost in my career” by reviving the Brexit...

Esther Rantzen: one of the UK’s boldest, bravest ever campaigners – right to the very end

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Assisted dying, Culture, Esther Rantzen, Television, Television & radio, The Guardian | 0 |

When she got serious, she got very serious. The TV host boosted organ donations, closed down a school for abuse, founded two revolutionary helplines – and put assisted dying on the agenda for years to come• From Childline to...

Burnham is right that ‘hope comes from honesty’. That’s why Labour must make the case for rejoining the EU | Sadiq Khan

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Brexit, Europe, European Union, Foreign policy, Labour, London, Politics, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Brexit was a disastrous act of national self-harm. Britain needs EU membership to bring growth and security in an increasingly volatile worldHope again. That was the prime minister’s message to the country this week. A national...

Inside the undersea kingdom: the secret, sinister battle to control what lies beneath the waves

by The Guardian | Oct 1, 2026 | Books, Commodities, Culture, Europe, Gas, Oil, Russia, The Guardian | 0 |

Every day, trillions of dollars, oil and gas and 99% of the world’s web traffic move through undersea pipelines that bear no state’s protection. With superpowers and corporations vying for control, should we be worried about...

Christine Lagarde: Where AI risks meet

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