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The Guardian, 2 Oct 2026

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ArticleWel­fare changes may axe dis­ab­il­ity bene­fit for young

Min­is­ters are work­ing up sweep­ing plans for wel­fare changes, includ­ing scrap­ping a key dis­ab­il­ity bene­fit for under-25s and repla­cing it with a mult­i­bil­lion-pound pack­age of sup­port to get into work, the Guard­ian has...

Wel­fare changes may axe dis­ab­il­ity bene­fit for young

ArticleFirst early release pris­on­ers leave jail

Pris­on­ers thanked the prime min­is­ter, Andy Burnham, yes­ter­day as they cel­eb­rated leav­ing jail early. The first wave of releases began with 700 offend­ers walk­ing out across Eng­land and Wales under the gov­ern­ment’s plan to ease prison...

First early release pris­on­ers leave jail

ArticleHow City’s rise helped Burnham get to No 10

In July 2016, the Manchester City player Yaya Touré ambled into a small bar near Beijing’s impos­ing Work­ers’ Sta­dium and offered a bemused smile as dozens of Chinese fans rushed towards him. Manchester City had just won their sixth trophy under the...

How City’s rise helped Burnham get to No 10

ArticleUK-Ira­nian held over Fair­ford incid­ent

Detect­ives have arres­ted a dual UK-Ira­nian national on sus­pi­cion of ter­ror­ism offences as part of an invest­ig­a­tion into a sus­pec­ted plot near RAF Fair­ford. Counter-ter­ror­ism police said the 25-year-old man was arres­ted yes­ter­day in...

UK-Ira­nian held over Fair­ford incid­ent

ArticleTen­nessee pauses all exe­cu­tions after failed pro­ced­ure

Ten­nessee’s gov­ernor has said it is “deeply dis­turb­ing” that his state botched the exe­cu­tion of a death row pris­oner who remained alive after receiv­ing a double dose of a drug that should have killed her quickly. Bill Lee, a Repub­lican,...

Ten­nessee pauses all exe­cu­tions after failed pro­ced­ure

ArticleNAZA team say they spoke to more than 100 sources about IDF killings

The team behind the award-win­ning film NAZA, which details the Israeli mil­it­ary’s tar­get­ing policies in Gaza and its alleged accept­ance of high num­bers of civil­ian deaths, have revealed they spoke to more than 100 sources with know­ledge of the...

NAZA team say they spoke to more than 100 sources about IDF killings

ArticleFly­dubai attack

The Omani co-pilot who stabbed his cap­tain in an appar­ent attempt to crash an Israel-bound flight from Dubai had pre­vi­ously under­gone rad­ical Islam­ist indoc­trin­a­tion and was sui­cidal, Israel’s prime min­is­ter, Ben­jamin Net­an­yahu, has...

Fly­dubai attack