» Newsroom edition: Labor is walking a tightrope as the politics of war hits Australia - podcast
12/03/26 11:00 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
As the second week of the war with Iran draws to a close, any suggestion that Australia’s involvement would be limited to in-principle support has evaporated. Last Friday, the Guardian and other media outlets reported that three Australi...
» How damaging are the Mandelson files for Starmer? – podcast
12/03/26 11:00 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
As the first tranche of documents relating to the hiring of Peter Mandelson are released, how bad will the fallout be for Keir Starmer and the government? Pippa Crerar is joined by Peter Walker to discuss. Plus, the fuel duty row that Ra...
» A bad week in the Champions League for English clubs: Football Weekly Extra – podcast
12/03/26 09:37 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning , Nicky Bandini and Archie Rhind-Tutt as Premier League sides fail to win any of their games in this week’s Champions League last-16 first legs Rate, review, share on Apple Podcasts and join the...
» UN Security Council demands Iran halt attacks
12/03/26 02:51 from Global News
At a meeting in New York, the UN Security Council has backed a resolution calling for Iran to stop its strikes on Arab Gulf states and Jordan, but making no mention of the US-Israeli bombardment of Iran. It also condemns the blockade of ...
» Exercise and brain function, hedgehog hearing, and can AI change our minds? – podcast
12/03/26 02:00 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
The Guardian’s science editor, Ian Sample, talks to Madeleine Finlay about three eye-catching science stories from the week, including a study that explores the link between exercise and brain health. Also on the agenda: the discovery th...
» What teenagers really see on their phones – podcast
12/03/26 00:00 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
Helen Pidd talks to Abbey, 15, and Josh, 16, about their experiences of social media, and a growing divide between boys and girls As 15-year-old Abbey explains to Helen Pidd , scrolling through her phone, she is assailed by misogynistic ...
» Cargo ships struck in the Strait of Hormuz
11/03/26 19:21 from Newshour
Three vessels have been hit by 'unknown projectiles' in the Strait of Hormuz, maritime authorities say. We are joined by Dr Harry Broadman, a former US Assistant Trade Representative to discuss how disruption in the shipping channel migh...
» Will Iran war make the UK cost of living crisis worse? – The Latest
11/03/26 14:52 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
Rising oil prices and market turmoil as a result of the war in the Middle East are fuelling fears the cost of living crisis could get even tougher. Energy bills, mortgage rates and petrol prices could all surge in the fallout from the co...
» Will Iran war make the cost of living crisis worse? – The Latest
11/03/26 14:15 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
Rising oil prices and market turmoil as a result of the war in the Middle East are fuelling fears the cost of living crisis could get even tougher. Energy bills, mortgage rates and petrol prices could all surge in the fallout from the co...
» Three ships hit in the Strait of Hormuz
11/03/26 14:10 from Global News
Three commercial ships were damaged by 'unknown projectiles' in the Strait of Hormuz, as 32 members of the International Energy Agency agree release of largest ever oil reserves. The IEA said it will release 400 million barrels of oil fr...
» Israel attacks suspected Hezbollah targets in Beirut
11/03/26 12:17 from Newshour
Israel has launched more attacks against suspected Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, including an apartment building in the capital Beirut. The Hezbollah militia is an ally of Iran. It comes as the Lebanese health ministry has announced that...
» ‘More Australian babies!’ where will Matt Canavan take the Nationals now? – podcast
11/03/26 11:00 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
The National party in Australia has a new federal leader as senator Matt Canavan emerged as the winner of a tight party-room ballot on Wednesday. The change at the top of the Coalition partner comes after David Littleproud announced his ...
» As Spurs suffer again, is Tudor headed for the chop? Football Weekly – podcast
11/03/26 09:32 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning , Mark Langdon and Lars Sivertsen as Spurs’ disastrous season goes from bad to worse as they lose 5-2 to Atlético, including possibly the most disastrous 15 minutes of football ever Rate, review...
» Iranian residents tell BBC about US and Israeli bombardment
11/03/26 02:41 from Global News
The BBC hears from Iranian residents about life under bombardment, as the US says its military campaign is a "resounding success" - and ahead of schedule. Tehran accuses its enemies of targeting civilians. We also hear from one of the wo...
» From the archive: ‘Iran was our Hogwarts’: my childhood between Tehran and Essex – podcast
11/03/26 02:00 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
We are raiding the Guardian long read archives to bring you some classic pieces from years past, with new introductions from the authors. This week, from 2021: Growing up in Essex, my summers in Iran felt like magical interludes from rea...
» Should we be boycotting ChatGPT? – podcast
11/03/26 00:00 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
Rutger Bregman on why he thinks consumers should cancel their ChatGPT accounts The historian Rutger Bregman argues that consumers should boycott OpenAI’s ChatGPT after the company’s deal with the Pentagon . “A lot of people don’t know th...
» Trump warns Iran against mining Strait of Hormuz
10/03/26 19:24 from Newshour
The White House press secretary warns that US combat operations in Iran are intensifying while Iran's defence capabilities are in decline. Also in today's programme: Tehran residents describe intense bombing in the city. With oil prices ...
» Could Trump really end the war in Iran ‘very soon’? – The Latest
10/03/26 13:50 from Global: Audio | theguardian.com
Donald Trump has held an astonishing press conference in which he said the war in Iran was ‘very complete’ and could end ‘very soon’, but also claimed that the US had not ‘won enough’. The US president is under growing pressure over the ...
» Hegseth: Today ‘most intense’ day of US strikes on Iran
10/03/26 13:32 from Global News
The US Defence Secretary, Pete Hegseth, says Tuesday's attacks on Iran will be the most intense day since the war began. Echoing the words of President Trump, he said America would continue to fire missiles until Iranian forces were, as ...
» Pete Hegseth: Today will be the 'most intense' of US strikes on Iran
10/03/26 12:11 from Newshour
The US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has insisted America's war aims are clear, at a Pentagon press conference. We'll hear from those inside Iran caught up in the bombardment, and from our correspondent, Tom Bateman, who attended that n...