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Exclusive: Key members of the new cabinet have consistently voted against abortion rights in EnglandAll four holders of the “Great Offices of State” have failed to support a woman’s right to access safe abortions in England over the past seven years, the Guardian can reveal.Abortion providers have warned that access to safe abortions is at

In today’s newsletter: The prime minister announced the end of her brief tenure, and the candidates to replace her are already circling No 10

Businessman Robert Tsao bankrolls a people’s militia on the island – inspired by the example of Ukraine – to defend against invasionOn a sleepy Sunday morning 50 anonymous young men and women have wandered into a nondescript Taipei office for training with Kuma Academy. The one-day course includes cross-strait geopolitics and strategy, invasion scenarios, and

Shehbaz Sharif says he wants ‘climate justice’ from rich polluting countries after monsoons put a third of his country under waterShehbaz Sharif, the prime minister, has said Pakistan should not be forced to go out with a “begging bowl” to rich polluting nations after the floods that have devastated the country and said he would

People, determined to defy violence by security forces and online blackout, are resorting to old-fashioned methods to organise unrestThe messages, printed on scraps of paper, were thrown on doorsteps across Iran overnight by protesters determined that an online crackdown would not stop their movement.“The Islamic Republic is falling. Join the people,” said one handed out

In today’s newsletter: From an emergency budget to a test for the new King and the war in Ukraine, a look at what’s next

Floods have affected half a million people, including 100,000 displaced, Nigeria’s National Emergency Management Agency saysNigeria is battling its worst floods in a decade with more than 300 people killed in 2022 including at least 20 this week, as authorities said the situation is “beyond our control.”The floods in 27 of Nigeria’s 36 states and

Wall Street Journal suggests Russian and Chinese leaders could hold discussions in Uzbek cityXi Jinping could meet Vladimir Putin in mid-September at a regional summit in the Uzbek city of Samarkand, it has been reported.According to the Wall Street Journal, preparations are being made for the Chinese president to travel to Samarkand on 15 September

In today’s newsletter: The longest-reigning monarch in British history died yesterday afternoon. Archie Bland and Nimo Omer guide you through the best of the Guardian’s coverage of her life and death

Property confiscated in move decried as ‘appalling attack’ on Palestinian civil society in occupied West Bank Israeli forces have raided the offices of six Palestinian human rights groups in the occupied West Bank that it previously accused of being terrorist organisations, a move decried as an “appalling attack” on Palestinian civil society.Property belonging to the