The Guardian - Live World News

The Guardian - Live World News

By Guardian News and Media Limited

  • Category: News
  • Release Date: 2013-10-29
  • Current Version: 12.0
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 193.25 MB
  • Developer: Guardian News and Media Limited
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 17.0 or later.
Score: 4.85885
4.85885
From 109,657 Ratings

Description

Get fearless, independent journalism from the US and the world 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: Your news, your way: A redesigned My Guardian tab allows you to follow topics that matter to you. Your news, now hands-free: All our award-winning podcasts are now available via a dedicated podcast tab, allowing easier discovery via our new in-app audio player. You will also be able to listen to all articles via a new enhanced text-to-speech facility. Upgrade your downtime with Guardian puzzles: A new hub featuring our most popular games, including Wordwheel, Wordiply and, for the first time in the app, Sudoku. Streamlined homepage: A less overwhelming homepage with curated highlights and improved onboarding. You can enjoy a taste of features previously reserved for premium users, including offline reading, Discover and crosswords. 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.

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Reviews

  • Awful mandatory sign-in

    1
    By grandgeezer
    I’d kept a subscription going to support one of the few non-rubbish news sources, but it seems they will prioritise customer profiling and the generation of marketing intelligence in their cash flow model so maybe they don’t need subscribers. Apparently you can be the customer *and* the product at the same time. I’ve cancelled my subscription. Sadly, that still means last 8 month of subscription down the drain.
  • Have to sign in to view content

    1
    By CVallMCO
    Don’t believe them when they say their content is free, now you have to create an account to view any articles. Sorry but no, I’ll get my news somewhere else, they don’t need my email address and to track me just to read their articles. I actually would have considered donating to them but not anymore!
  • App doesn’t work well with Bluesky

    3
    By swarcher
    I love the Guardian, but its app needs some adjustments. Whenever I try to share articles through Bluesky, it brings over the headline but not the link. :(
  • Not what it used to be

    1
    By "name is taken"
    The bias against Trump is concerning. News should be factual. I used to rely on “The Guardian” for unbiased coverage, but that time has passed.
  • Goodbye Guardian

    1
    By SDBrown
    I’ve given you money in the past. Now it’s no longer enough. I must become a subscriber. Well, I’m retired and am trying to stay away from monthly fees. Time for me to say goodbye.
  • Great News Source

    5
    By thesummerone
    I can depend on The Guardian for accurate news reporting. It is my favorite news source.
  • Thanks for the consistent quality

    5
    By ArpeggiFishes
    It’s exhausting the follow the news these days and even more exhausting when you find out the people telling you the news are manipulating you in every direction. I first found The Guardian in print while on a visit in the UK, and the closest thing I could compare it to was the New York Times but so much better. 15 years later, looking back, I feel very certain saying that no other news organization would have informed me as well, and as broadly across the globe, as The Guardian. I donate when I can, wish I could give more, and hope folks who can do so, and help keep this diamond in the rough going for all of us. We’ll have a better future for it, I can confirm.
  • So many typos

    1
    By ohhohodoh
    Over just the past few years, the number of typos have increased and some of the articles seem to be written in a dumbed down way or even potentially partly written by AI? All I can say is that the quality has gone down in the writing style, and the typos don’t help. I also paid for this app, but on the website, I keep getting pop ups to pay even more or subscribe and pay an additional fee to stop the pop ups. Not worth buying if I’m just going to have to pay a second time just to read the news on my laptop. I can get the same news written in more sophisticated language without typos from the NY Times and The Economist. I’ve cancelled my subscription to this app as it’s frustrating to read.
  • Most trusted news source

    5
    By CSD6000
    I have the free version. I wish I could afford the monthly subscription. One day maybe. But please don’t stop the great news articles and podcasts!!
  • Simply the best

    5
    By Agnes60
    In my estimation. When I returned to America I summer 2013 from Ukraine where I had served as a Peace Corps volunteer I could depend on the Guardian for Ukrainian news as Russia invaded. I also came to like the perspective on America.

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