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Caroline Bannock

Caroline Bannock is the Guardian's editor for community and UGC, overseeing participatory journalism with our readers, including comments. Twitter @carlanine

July 2024

  • Opened postal votes strewn across a table. A person’s hands hold another pile of ballots in the background.

    Thousands fear they will lose vote in UK election after postal ballot delays

    Voters in the UK and abroad have either not received their ballots or have been left with too little time to return them

June 2023

  • Merchandise for sale at the Los Angeles Country Club before the US Open.

    ‘Where is the honour and integrity?’ Readers on golf’s Saudi takeover

  • Smoke rises above the southeast perimeter of the Paskwa fire as it burns near Fox Lake, Alberta, Canada.

    Canada wildfires: blazes intensifying due to climate crisis, says Kamala Harris; Trudeau accuses opposition of inaction – as it happened

April 2023

  • Dawn Sturgess

    Inquiry into novichok death of Dawn Sturgess to begin in autumn 2024

    Exclusive: Date set for start of long-awaited hearing into Wiltshire woman’s 2018 poisoning

June 2022

  • Liverpool fans wait outside a turnstile at the Stade de France. Supporters we spoke to have described dangerous overcrowding and confusing security measures.

    ‘Absolutely horrific’: Liverpool fans on the Champions League final chaos

    Three supporters who travelled to the Stade de France tell us their experiences outside the stadium

March 2022

  • Firefighters help a woman to evacuate from a damaged by shelling apartment building in Mariupol, Ukraine, Thursday, March 10, 2022. (AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka)

    Ukraine war live
    US Congress passes bill for $13.6bn in emergency aid to Ukraine– as it happened

    International Red Cross warning comes as UN says Mariupol maternity hospital was third of its kind destroyed since invasion; Vitali Klitschko says half of Kyiv’s population has left
  • Burning car amid rubble

    No longer scared – just tired: Mariupol residents focus solely on survival

    Constant bombardment, without power or water, and unable to collect the dead – conditions in Ukrainian port now ‘medieval’’
  • People are waiting for relatives and friends fleeing Ukraine at the Polish border.

    ‘I’m afraid Russia will invade us next’: alarm among Ukraine’s neighbours

    People in Lithuania, Slovakia, Latvia, Estonia, Romania and Poland fear Nato membership may not stop more Russian incursions

February 2022

  • Video posted to social media shows an oil terminal outside of Kyiv is on fire after what is believed to be a Russian attack. It is also believed that a gas pipeline in Kharkiv has been targeted.

    Ukraine war live
    Liz Truss says ‘nowhere left to hide’ for Putin allies – as it happened

    Pipeline in Kharkiv and oil terminal in Vasylkiv believed hit as US, UK and EU move to exclude ‘selected’ banks from global payments system
  • A family pass time in a bomb shelter in Kyiv.

    ‘We’ve got used to the explosions’: Ukrainian civilians on life in war

    Five Ukrainians share their experiences since the Russian invasion
  • Waves crash against the sea wall at Porthcawl, south Wales

    Storm Eunice: at least four die as winds of up to 122mph batter UK and Ireland – latest updates

    Woman in her 30s dies in London; man in his 50s killed on Merseyside; man killed in County Wexford; man in Hampshire killed in collision

November 2021

  • A BA plane sitting on a runway

    UK block on South Africa flights pushes thousands of travel plans into disarray

  • Firefighters at the scene of a crash involving two trains near the Fisherton tunnel between Andover and Salisbury in Wiltshire.

    Salisbury train crash driver suffers ‘life-changing’ injuries

October 2021

  • Derailed train

    Emergency services on scene after trains collide near Salisbury

    Number of injuries not yet known but rail services are suspended in the area

July 2021

  • Police watch supporters outside Wembley Stadium

    Wembley faced ‘unprecedented’ public disorder at Euro final, says FA

    Witness accounts tell of chaos and violence inside stadium as ticketless fans forced their way in

June 2021

  • Woman lying in bed

    The pain that can't be seen
    ‘I struggle every day with the loss of my former life’: what it’s like to live with chronic pain

    Long Covid is highlighting conditions that have been around much longer than the pandemic. Ten readers share their experiences
  • Europe’s Gen Z

    Europe's Gen Z
    ‘A sacrificed generation’: psychological scars of Covid on young may have lasting impact

    Young people across Europe reveal how the pandemic has made them impatient for systemic change after bearing brunt of fallout
  • Europe’s Gen Z

    Europe's Gen Z
    ‘So many revolutions to lead’: Europe’s generation Z on their post-Covid future

    As part of the Guardian’s 200th anniversary, we asked young people how the worst global pandemic in a century has affected their lives, hopes and dreams. Fifty from Europe’s generation Z tell us how they see their future

April 2021

  • Real Madrid fans display a banner during their Champions League game against Manchester City last year.

    Salary caps, sack boards and share TV money: 10 readers’ ideas to fix football

  • Tottenham fans inside the club’s stadium for the derby with Arsenal back in December.

    ‘I won’t renew my season ticket’: six fans on the fightback against the ESL

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