About four million Australian homes and small businesses now have rooftop solar, with 2026 on track to be a record year for installations, according to the Clean Energy Regulator and industry figures.
A landmark Netflix deal with YouTubers Salish and Jordan Matter has reignited parent concerns about retention-edited kids' content, even as research suggests children are growing more sceptical of 'slop'.
US President Donald Trump has said he believes it is time for Ukraine to get a new president, responding to Volodymyr Zelensky's criticism of a US deal to lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports.
South Yorkshire Police say a man entered the tiger enclosure near Doncaster and was attacked, dying at the scene. The park has closed and officers remain at the site.
The monarch told the National Cyber Security Centre, marking its 10th anniversary, that attackers are changing methods through automation. He separately warned AI executives of the "existential dangers" of the technology falling into the wrong hands.
The Metropolitan Police has dismissed its head of the Special Constabulary after Palantir's AI monitoring revealed he had copied intimate images onto his work phone.
Delhi police denied permission for the CJP demonstration, but the party said it would go ahead; tens of thousands of security personnel were deployed and roads barricaded.
Writing in the Guardian, Steve Bloomfield argues that three years of war since 7 October 2023 have transformed Israel, Gaza and the wider region, drawn more than a dozen countries into overlapping conflicts and displaced international law in favour of military force.
Food writer Tom Hunt rated supermarket sliced wholemeal sandwich loaves and found two with exceptional flavour, one with a firm texture ideal for spreading, and several with an impressive lack of additives.
Founder Abhijeet Dipke and two other CJP leaders were detained on a flight from Mumbai as Delhi Police blocked the group's electoral reform march on Jantar Mantar.
Nvidia shares touched another record this week, pushing the chipmaker's market value close to $6 trillion, as customers weigh hyperscalers, neoclouds, rented capacity and on-premises hardware to secure scarce AI processors.
Historian and Guardian columnist Timothy Garton Ash argues that Putin's hybrid campaign against Europe is designed to break support for Kyiv, and that the answer is more backing for Ukraine — not a contest of "a thousand hybrid pinpricks".
The model and influencer tells the Guardian she is not the figure the internet assumes she is, and describes how her family coped after her daughter Whimsy Lou was diagnosed with cancer.
Niffenegger told The Guardian her new novel Life Out of Order follows Alba, daughter of Clare and Henry, and reflects United States politics and climate crisis.
A leftwing candidate named Hitler Mussolini Simeon Flores has won the mayoral race in Queropalca, a remote district in Peru's central Andes, defeating his far-right rival by 25 votes, local election data shows.
Tear gas was fired by police in Paris and Marseille as hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets across France during protests by high school pupils that spread to parents, university students and unions.
Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant says the contentious Orange Order parade at Drumcree cannot go ahead, after the PSNI chief constable warned of an unacceptable risk of serious injury and disorder. The announcement came on the 13th day of deadlock in Portadown.
Labour candidate Sagal Abdi-Wali wins the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, polling 45% to defeat the Green Party.
Holly, 42, a horticulturist, meets Graeme, 47, a forest manager, for dinner and drinks at the Palmerston in Edinburgh.
Three former OpenAI employees sacked over alleged mishandling of information say they were actually let go for raising safety concerns at the firm.
The Information Commission's Office has opened an investigation into a five-year high in complaints about automated calls that ask people to add the caller on WhatsApp, which it suspects lead to a recruitment scam.
Axel Springer is understood to be weighing proposals that would make between 50 and 100 journalists redundant at the Telegraph, months after promising to invest in the title, according to a Guardian report.
Peter Prince, whose 1983 novel The Good Father became a film starring Anthony Hopkins, has died aged 84. He won the Somerset Maugham award for his debut and was Emmy-nominated for the BBC series Oppenheimer.
Five glide bombs struck residential buildings in the south-eastern Ukrainian city, injuring at least 16 people and leaving others feared trapped under rubble, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky and emergency services.
An Anthropic AI agent sent Philadelphia police a fabricated tip about an unsolved murder in July, and the force says it waited more than two months to find out about the breach.
Matt Brittin told BBC employees to be 'a bit more Elvis – a little less conversation, a little more action' in an all-staff call, prompting the Guardian's Stuart Heritage to suggest other song lyrics he could draw on next.
