<p>President has sued the broadcaster for $10bn, claiming a documentary on 2021 Capitol attack led to financial harm</p><p>Donald Trump’s legal team is making an 11th-hour attempt to block a <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/21/trump-financial-details-bbc-lawsuit">court order</a> that would grant the BBC access to the president’s financial records, as part of his multibillion-dollar lawsuit against the British broadcaster.</p><p>Trump claims that the BBC’s 2024 document

WASHINGTON: The United States and Pakistan on Tuesday held the fourth counterterrorism dialogue in Washington, reaffirming their commitment to combating terrorist groups and strengthening security cooperation at a time when regional tensions remain...

In todays newsletter: The past week shows how quickly images, rumours and right-wing political opportunism can eclipse the facts on the groundGood morning. Last week, an estimated 72,000 migrants began crossing into a tiny Spanish enclave on the tip...

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<p><strong>• Washington makes visa bond programme permanent; Bangladesh, Nepal among 50 countries covered, India also excluded<br>• Visitors from listed nations face refundable deposits of up to $20,000</strong></p> <p>WASHINGTON: Pakistan is not among the 50 countries whose citizens may now be required to deposit up to $20,000 as a financial guarantee before obtaining a US visitor visa under a new programme that took effect on Aug 1.</p> <p>The list published in the US Federal Register does

<p><strong>• 16 companies to establish separate pension funds, ensure death and disability risk cover for employees<br>• Centre to establish non-banking finance company to assist in implementation, monitoring of pension scheme</strong></p> <p>ISLAMABAD: The government has executed agreements with 16 pension fund managers to formally operationalise the Defined Contribution Pension Fund Scheme (DCPFS) launched a year ago for public sector employees as part of major pension reforms aimed at con

<p>IT wasn’t an ordinary day by any stretch of the imagination, even though it began rather ordinarily. There was little news to interest anyone (and Kashmir was a no-no for television channels).</p> <p>Initially, there came fleeting news about a press conference by the head of ISPR but it wasn’t meant to be. Those who had not been invited to the event thought the news was incorrect but later it transpired that the conference had been delayed to the next day, Friday.</p> <p>And then came the

<p>Farmers warn impact of high temperatures, drought and wildfires on range of foodstuffs means costs will increase</p><p></p><p>Farmers across Europe are warning of a slump in food production and rising prices as crops from maize to salads suffer as a result of extreme heat, drought and wildfires.</p><p>Olive groves have also been hit as the climate crisis drives temperatures across the continent <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jul/09/western-europe-records-hottest-ever-ju

<p>Exclusive: Environment Agency is considering whether to prosecute Huntsman Polyurethanes over emissions of carcinogenic benzene</p><p>A plastic manufacturer in the north of England is facing potential legal action over emissions of benzene, a carcinogenic chemical with no safe level, the Guardian can reveal.</p><p>The Environment Agency (EA) is considering taking legal action against Huntsman Polyurethanes in Teesside for a potential breach of licence, which is a criminal offence.</p> <a href

<p>In today’s newsletter: A small chorus of right-leaning critics are trying to convince politicians that climate action is deeply unpopular, downplaying its seriousness in the process</p><p>Good morning. Half of England and all of Wales are officially in drought, wildfires have burned through parts of the Cairngorms, Suffolk and the Isle of Wight, and reservoirs are <a href="https://news.sky.com/story/water-reservoirs-hit-exceptionally-low-levels-with-england-and-wales-set-for-driest-july-on-