The Latest Breaking News from The Guardian

Keir Starmer has set hares running over a possible Liberal Democrat-Labour coalition after the next election by refusing to categorically rule out such a deal.  

Recipients of JobSeeker, Austudy and the youth allowance will get $40 more a fortnight from last night’s budget, and a New York jury has found former US president Donald Trump guilty of sexual abuse.

But Liverpool and Manchester are strong contenders

King Charles III has inherited an impressive property portfolio - from Buckingham Palace to lesser-known beloved cottages - and son William will be his landlord if he goes for certain options

Dame Prue Leith has worked in the food business for over sixty years, but what else is there to know about her?

Rehearsals were underway this week for Saturday’s coronation of Charles III and his wife Camilla. 

The England women’s football team has suffered a spate of serious injuries, ruling several key players out of the World Cup and raising further health concerns amid hectic schedules and male-focused medical research. 

Scotland is holding a procession and national service of thanksgiving for the King today in what has been dubbed his “Scottish coronation”.

This six-part drama reportedly cost Amazon Prime “somewhere north of $250m”, said Lucy Mangan in The Guardian. So was it worth it? “You betcha. It’s Mission: Impossible meets The Bourne Identity meets James Bond while glancing off Indiana Jones a few times along its irresistible way.” 

When Luca Brecel first appeared at the World Snooker Championship 11 years ago, as an extravagantly talented 17-year-old, he made a bold prediction, said Aaron Bower in The Guardian. By the age of 19, the Belgian said, he would be crowned world champion. The prophecy didn’t materialise: until three weeks…

Senator Mehreen Faruqi is suing One Nation’s Pauline Hanson over her tweet last year telling the Greens deputy leader to ‘pack your bags and piss off back to Pakistan’, and more than 250,000 nurses, carers, cooks and homecare workers will get a 15% pay rise from July 1.