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The Guardian - World News

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-07 01:34:23 (15 hours ago)

Russell edges Antonelli to claim pole for Mercedes at F1 Australian Grand Prix

Mercedes lock out front row of the grid while world champion Lando Norris qualifies sixth in Melbourne

There’s a renewed sense of optimism at Ferrari this season, one that, Giles Richards writes, is reflected in the spirit of Lewis Hamilton.

Hamilton, F1’s first black race driver, has also taken the opportunity at the first race of the season to call for a movement to “take Africa back” and shed the influence of former colonial powers, as well as reiterated his desire to see F1 bring a race to the continent.

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Al Jazeera - Top Stories

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-03-07 01:33:03 (15 hours ago)

Indonesian president’s US ties questioned amid public anger over Iran war

Calls at home for leader of the world's largest Muslim nation to distance from Washington amid US-Israel war on Iran.

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ABC News - International News

ABC News - International News

2026-03-07 01:32:38 (15 hours ago)

Women in South Africa take up guns and martial arts for protection against gender violence

Women in South Africa are turning to guns and martial arts for self-defense in a country where rates of gender-based violence are extremely high

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ABC News - International News

ABC News - International News

2026-03-07 01:32:04 (15 hours ago)

Ex-rapper's political party leads early results in Nepal's first election since 2025 youth revolt

Preliminary and partial results show that a new political party led by an ex-rapper leading Nepal’s parliamentary election, the country’s first since last year’s youth-led revolt

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France 24 - World News

France 24 - World News

2026-03-07 01:29:07 (15 hours ago)

Russia is helping Iran target US military forces, officials say

Russia has shared intelligence with Iran that could help Tehran strike US warships, aircraft and other American assets in the region, according to two officials familiar with US intelligence – the first indication Moscow may be stepping into the war launched last week by the United States and Israel.

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Al Jazeera - Top Stories

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-03-07 01:07:22 (15 hours ago)

Iranian missiles intercepted over Saudi, UAE, drones launched at Qatar

Qatar says it came under a wave of drone attacks, with 10 fired from Iran, nine intercepted.

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The Guardian - World News

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-07 01:00:45 (15 hours ago)

‘Like fleeing to Southampton’: was Mandelson escape ‘plot’ just a joke?

A story that started in the British Virgin Islands led to a sensational arrest 4,000 miles away – but was it ever more than a shaggy dog story?

Is it really plausible that Peter Mandelson could have hatched a daring plot to escape to the British Virgin Islands? In the capital of Road Town for the last week or so, the question has been on many minds. And even if the UK’s Commons speaker, Lindsay Hoyle, came away with that possibility in mind from a recent visit, very few of them are convinced.

“It seemed strange to me,” said one bemused local official who had met Hoyle at a function a few days earlier, “that if you were going to flee, it would be to a British territory. From a logical point of view, you’re still more or less in the UK. It’s like fleeing to Southampton.”

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The Guardian - World News

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-07 01:00:45 (15 hours ago)

Meera Sodha’s vegan recipe for Arya’s birthday udon | The new vegan

A classic fried tofu stir-fry that’s bang-full of flavour

My funny, curious, panda-loving daughter, Arya, is turning nine this week. So I wanted to write a recipe to celebrate her and some of her favourite things to eat. Arya adores the chewiness of udon, the bounciness of tofu, the sweet, sour saltiness of sweet soy and tamarind, the crunch of cabbage and she’d put chilli (in any form) over her breakfast cereal if she could (although it’s optional in this recipe). Happy birthday, Arya.

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The Guardian - World News

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-07 01:00:45 (15 hours ago)

Am I on my phone too much? The Becky Barnicoat cartoon

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The Guardian - World News

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-07 01:00:44 (15 hours ago)

‘Would you like me to cry now?’: Louis Theroux on the manosphere, marriage and misunderstandings

He’s television’s most daring documentary-maker, known for asking questions others wouldn’t. But Theroux doesn’t seem to like it when the tables are turned

On the pavement outside the Netflix office, I stand in the rain, confused. Was that interview a little off? Louis Theroux seemed not to like my questions, which were typical interview questions, related to him and his big glossy Netflix debut, Inside the Manosphere. He seemed, I don’t know, prickly? A bit testy? I’m prone to rumination, so perhaps I am overthinking. Because Louis Theroux is a good guy, right? He skewers the bad guys. And yet here I am, baffled. The only thing to do is sit in a cafe and replay the tape.

Theroux is solicitous, lightly ironic in tone. “Louis,” he says. “How do you do?” I am fine. Looking forward to our chat, as you may imagine. Theroux, 55, might be north London dad in appearance – specs, grey T-shirt, black jeans, sneakers – but he’s the grandmaster of both the immersive documentary and interview form. The son of American writer Paul Theroux (a nepo baby before they existed), he has built a 30‑year career in television, much of it at the BBC, making a virtue of being a socially awkward verbivore, hyper‑curious, super-funny.

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The Guardian - World News

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-07 01:00:44 (15 hours ago)

Tim Dowling: it’s time for my humiliating private tour with the builder

I have to show him all the jobs that I have either left undone or tried to do and made worse

My wife is out when Mark the builder is scheduled to come by to see what needs doing, so I have to show him myself. This, I know, will amount to a humiliating private tour of all the home repairs I have either left undone, or tried to do and made worse. It’s been two years since I last did this, so the tour will be extensive. Just before 11am the bell rings. It is a cold morning, but Mark, as usual, is wearing shorts. We start in the back garden.

“Here is where I tried to cut back the ivy and install two trellis sections,” I say, “but instead I pulled half the garden wall down.”

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