The Guardian - UK & World News

Name: The Guardian - UK & World News
Rating: 4.8 (252247 reviews)
Author: Guardian News and Media Limited

News, sport, podcasts, puzzles

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252K Ratings
Awards

Editors’ Choice

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13+
Years
Category

News
Developer

Guardian News and Media Limited
Language

EN
English
Size

189
MB

Get fearless, independent journalism with the Guardian app. Never miss breaking news, dive into diverse opinion pieces, and follow stories minute-by-minute with our dynamic live blogs - from world news and politics to business and sport. Get the following app exclusive features: My Guardian - Your own custom feed of your favourite topics and writers, so you can follow the stories you care most about. Puzzles - Whether you're looking for classics like Soduku and Crosswords, or fun word games like Wordiply and Word wheel, we have the puzzle for you. Podcasts - Listen to our award-winning podcasts directly in the Guardian app. Listen to Articles - Can't read our articles? Listen to them instead. You can get realistic audio transcription of every article we publish - excluding live blogs. The Guardian news app is free to download and offers you a beautiful, intuitive mobile experience – so you can read, watch and listen to our independent reporting whenever and wherever it suits you. Readers have a limited number of articles, which refreshes on a regular basis. If you’re a regular reader, you might consider subscribing. Subscribing gives you full access to Guardian articles in our app, so you can read quality, international journalism with no restrictions. And, when you subscribe, you’ll unlock: Unlimited reading in the app, with no subscription messages Ad-free reading, for an uninterrupted experience Offline reading – download articles to explore on the go What’s more, subscribing to our news app is a great way to show your support for fearless, independent Guardian journalism. As a reader-funded news organisation, we rely on your funding to power our future. Thank you. All content in the Guardian app is copyright Guardian News & Media 2025. All rights reserved. Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy apply when accessing content via the Guardian app. Privacy Policy: http://www.theguardian.com/help/privacy-policy Terms of Service: http://www.theguardian.com/help/terms-of-service If you subscribe to the Guardian app, our subscription terms will also apply https://www.theguardian.com/info/2023/feb/24/the-guardian-news-app-terms-conditions. Your subscription will auto renew and you will be charged before the next renewal date unless you cancel.

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

252K Ratings

Editors’ Choice

Beautifully designed and easy to navigate, this app from the award-winning newspaper delivers the intelligent stories and thought-provoking analysis that the periodical has been known for since it launched way back in 1821. From insight into the evolving pop-culture scene to the latest breaking news, The Guardian provides incisive coverage in a thoroughly modern format through captivating photo essays, thoughtful op-eds, essential sports reports and even interactive crossword puzzles.

Editors’ Choice

Beautifully designed and easy to navigate, this app from the award-winning newspaper delivers the intelligent stories and thought-provoking analysis that the periodical has been known for since it launched way back in 1821. From insight into the evolving pop-culture scene to the latest breaking news, The Guardian provides incisive coverage in a thoroughly modern format through captivating photo essays, thoughtful op-eds, essential sports reports and even interactive crossword puzzles.
How to Know What’s Going On….
30/09/2023

Framp2ton
I suggest one way to have a true sense of what’s going on in the world you live in is to read The Guardian newspaper. You will find it full of news, that’s facts and truth, not someone’s truth, simply the truth, what has actually happened. You will find some useful analysis of what is happening, how events and themes link together to give a clear picture. You will find this well written and good to read even if what an article describes saddens you, you will have confidence that you know what’s going on. You will find background to news, links that illuminate how we got to here. These links are easy to follow and give you a more full and clear picture of what’s going on. Another wonderful thing is that The Guardian does not have an axe to grind like some other newspapers, just read it if you seek a better, fairer, more honest picture to explain what’s going on. And if you care about sport, money, theatre, music, I could go on and on, you will find journalism by writers who have a passion for all of these and more. If you want your newspaper to speak truth to power, try it.
How to Know What’s Going On….
30/09/2023

Framp2ton

I suggest one way to have a true sense of what’s going on in the world you live in is to read The Guardian newspaper. You will find it full of news, that’s facts and truth, not someone’s truth, simply the truth, what has actually happened. You will find some useful analysis of what is happening, how events and themes link together to give a clear picture. You will find this well written and good to read even if what an article describes saddens you, you will have confidence that you know what’s going on. You will find background to news, links that illuminate how we got to here. These links are easy to follow and give you a more full and clear picture of what’s going on. Another wonderful thing is that The Guardian does not have an axe to grind like some other newspapers, just read it if you seek a better, fairer, more honest picture to explain what’s going on. And if you care about sport, money, theatre, music, I could go on and on, you will find journalism by writers who have a passion for all of these and more. If you want your newspaper to speak truth to power, try it.
Be careful how you sign in, or you’ll be charged twice, without option for refund
28/02/2024

183737858772
The app itself works great, and I’m happy to pay for good quality journalism. So 1-star review pertains to the subscription system which is broken, not the quality of the content. Have had a regular donation to the Guardian for years, but didn’t have app access, so increased my subscription fee last June in order to gain access. Was struggling to login with my Guardian login details, so signed in via AppleID. This has resulted in my being charged twice per month, once via Apple and once via PayPal direct to the Guardian. The Apple subscription does not name the app the payment is related to on bank statements so easy to miss that dual payments being taken, particularly as one payment is for £10 and the other £9.99. Have been trying to get a refund all afternoon having been charged twice for months for the same product. Very disappointing, both from Apple and the Guardian. It shouldn’t be difficult to alert a customer that they have two accounts with identical email address. And when it is realised that this has been happening, it shouldn’t be such a battle to receive a refund. Customer services at both ends didn’t give the impression that they cared much about trying to increase safeguards against this happening, so resorting to leaving a public review.
Be careful how you sign in, or you’ll be charged twice, without option for refund
28/02/2024

183737858772

The app itself works great, and I’m happy to pay for good quality journalism. So 1-star review pertains to the subscription system which is broken, not the quality of the content. Have had a regular donation to the Guardian for years, but didn’t have app access, so increased my subscription fee last June in order to gain access. Was struggling to login with my Guardian login details, so signed in via AppleID. This has resulted in my being charged twice per month, once via Apple and once via PayPal direct to the Guardian. The Apple subscription does not name the app the payment is related to on bank statements so easy to miss that dual payments being taken, particularly as one payment is for £10 and the other £9.99. Have been trying to get a refund all afternoon having been charged twice for months for the same product. Very disappointing, both from Apple and the Guardian. It shouldn’t be difficult to alert a customer that they have two accounts with identical email address. And when it is realised that this has been happening, it shouldn’t be such a battle to receive a refund. Customer services at both ends didn’t give the impression that they cared much about trying to increase safeguards against this happening, so resorting to leaving a public review.
Review 1&2…
13/07/2022

snakey 2 tongues
This from a few years back…Until their latest attempt to de-stabilise left of centre politics with this week’s latest attack on Corbyn I remained rooting for the The Grauniad. They now clearly jumped in to bed with the beeb. The Manchester founders would be disappointed their ideals were not protected from infiltrators...And this now in July ‘22…Well as the UK descends into free fall disaster thanks to Tory corruption and sleaze we have to look back at the last election and ask how, with all the warning signs starkly apparent, did the Tories get in again and Labour lose so badly? Of course it’s largely because we have a mainly gullible and greedy electorate but who was fanning the flames and feeding the fire of disaster? The Guardian has done much good since then with quality investigative journalism and a relentless pursuit of evidence truth and exposure but perhaps this was prompted by its failure to do so effectively in the run-up to that last election and we wouldn’t be where we are now if they’d taken the current approach earlier and got behind Labour then? Keep up the good work Guardian and build on it.
Review 1&2…
13/07/2022

snakey 2 tongues

This from a few years back…Until their latest attempt to de-stabilise left of centre politics with this week’s latest attack on Corbyn I remained rooting for the The Grauniad. They now clearly jumped in to bed with the beeb. The Manchester founders would be disappointed their ideals were not protected from infiltrators...And this now in July ‘22…Well as the UK descends into free fall disaster thanks to Tory corruption and sleaze we have to look back at the last election and ask how, with all the warning signs starkly apparent, did the Tories get in again and Labour lose so badly? Of course it’s largely because we have a mainly gullible and greedy electorate but who was fanning the flames and feeding the fire of disaster? The Guardian has done much good since then with quality investigative journalism and a relentless pursuit of evidence truth and exposure but perhaps this was prompted by its failure to do so effectively in the run-up to that last election and we wouldn’t be where we are now if they’d taken the current approach earlier and got behind Labour then? Keep up the good work Guardian and build on it.

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