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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is not as tilted as it once was after it straightened slightly as a result of engineering work to protect the tourist attraction.

'They told me they were shopping for their mum. The little girl is carrying a box of Omo washing powder, the boy a bottle of wine' In the mid-1950s, my husband and I were living in Paris and my brother came to visit. I s...

The 28-year-old lead principal of the English National Ballet talks to the Guardian's Iman Amrani about his plans to make dance a human right in his home country of Mexico and elevate it as a profession within Mexican so...

Hundreds of people remain missing in the wake of a pair of deadly wildfires that have been burning across both ends of California.

Canada's rate of gun-related homicides rose last year to the highest since 1992

Kim Jong-yang likely to refocus organisation and popularise South Korean police tactics known as 'K-cop wave' The election of South Korea's Kim Jong-yang as president of Interpol after months of scandal will likely see t...

The president has yet to visit troops in a war zone during his first two years.

Subsidised elderly care is also part of the bank's attempt to cut its 55% gender pay gap Goldman Sachs is offering London staff emergency nannies to look after sick children and elderly care in the bank's latest incentiv...

Trey Glenn faces six felonies and 14 misdemeanors over his work with a coal company consultant

The Saudi foreign minister said any action to penalize the royal ruling family for the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi is a “red line” that cannot be crossed – comments that come as President Trump gave the cro...

A Caribbean trade bloc is removing taxes on imported oil and petroleum products for the region as a major refinery on the island of Trinidad prepares to close. Guyana-based Caricom …

There is no evidence juries are failing their duty. Abolishing them could increase pressure on judges to boost conviction rates Ann Coffey MP is the latest to suggest that "rape myths" that play down the seriousness of s...

Move comes after the Guardian exclusively revealed that the FBI had categorized group 'with ties to white nationalism' In a video posted to YouTube on Wednesday, Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes publicly claimed to have ...

Gibraltar's chief minister Fabian Picardo said on Thursday that the peninsula would be part of any agreement on Britain's exit from the European Union.

Lecturers in UK will refuse to teach at Dubai outpost after Matthew Hedges sentencing Staff at the University of Birmingham have voted for an academic boycott of its campus in the United Arab Emirates as fears grow for t...

Tunisian civil servants have gone on strike around the country to protest the failure of negotiations with the government for wage increases, amid plunging buying power and soaring inflation. Thousands …

The president, from Mar-a-Lago, bolsters his pro-Saudi position and lashes out at judges who try to legislate about asylum for migrants.        

President Trump used the freezing temperatures forecast for much of the country on Thanksgiving Day to throw cold water on fears about “Global Warming.” “Brutal and Extended Cold Blast could shatter ALL RECORDS –...

Figures for England show 6,463 homes built in 2017-18 despite 1.25m families on waiting lists The number of new homes built for social rent has fallen by almost four-fifths in a decade, according to official figures that...

The Guardian's picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world, including windsurfing and Bolivian stew-making

Iran has said that U.S. bases in Afghanistan, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and American aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf are within range of its missiles, according to a report.

The completion of what critics dismissed as a vague and ambiguous political declaration opens the way for the E.U. to approve a larger draft agreement on Sunday.