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  1. Zoe Williams
    No, Mr Mandelson, we will not roll out the red carpet for Trump

    Zoe Williams

  2. Interview
    Mahmoud Khalil on Gaza, Trump and Ice detention

    A man furrows his brow and poses with his hand on his temple

  3. John Crace
    What crisis? Starmer has a delivery plan – so chill out

    John Crace

  4. Film
    Hamnet review – stately Shakespeare drama

    man and woman stand facing each other in woods

  5. Well actually
    I got a robot massage and lived to tell the tale

    illustration of robot hands massaging a woman's head as she lays on table

  6. Film
    The unflinching film about parenting with deafness

    Frighteningly realistic … Miriam Garlo with Álvaro Cervantes in Deaf.

The Boris files

  • Boris Johnson and Mohammed Bin Salman

    Saudi Arabia
    Boris Johnson sought business with Saudi officials he had met while PM

  • Nicolás Maduro, Boris Johnson, private jet

    Venezuela
    Boris Johnson was paid £240,000 after Maduro meeting, invoice shows

  • David Brownlow, Boris Johnson and Carrie Johnson

    Covid
    Boris Johnson had dinner in lockdown with peer funding flat refit, files suggest

  • Dominic Cummings, Boris Johnson and Peter Thiel

    Peter Thiel
    Johnson and Cummings’ secret meeting with Palantir founder revealed

News

  • Photo of Jaysley in her army uniform smiling

    UK
    Army officer admits sexual assault of teenager Jaysley Beck before she took her own life

  • Grace Dent and Anna Haugh in the MasterChef studio

    MasterChef
    BBC announces all-female MasterChef presenting team after sacking of Wallace and Torode

  • a man speaking

    US
    Trump attacks Tom Hanks after West Point cancels event honoring actor

    President calls Hanks ‘woke’ in vitriolic post after US Military Academy calls off ceremony with little explanation

In focus

  • Composite image

    Explained
    Who is in the running to be the next Labour deputy leader?

    Candidates will need at least 80 nominations to stand chance of succeeding Angela Rayner in role

Features

  • A man furrows his brow and poses with his hand on his temple

    Interview
    'It was a clear act of cruelty to punish me': Student Mahmoud Khalil on his Ice detention

  • A still from Nuremberg

    Film
    Nuremberg review – Russell Crowe’s Göring v Rami Malek’s psychiatrist in swish yet glib courtroom showdown

More features

  • ‘The way to a better life sits below the surface, not on it’

    How to build a better life
    A better life is possible – but only if you dive deep into your unconscious

  • man and woman stand facing each other in woods

    Film
    Hamnet review – Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal excel in stately Shakespeare drama with overwhelming finale

  • illustration of robot hands massaging a woman's head as she lays on table

    Well actually
    I got a robot massage and lived to tell the tale

  • Frighteningly realistic … Miriam Garlo with Álvaro Cervantes in Deaf.

    Film
    ‘If something goes wrong in childbirth, how will I know?’ The unflinching film about parenting with deafness

  • Both Mark Zuckerbergs

    Pass notes
    Facebook fiasco: why is Mark Zuckerberg suing Meta?

  • A man walks past a Levi's store inside a mall in Mumbai, India.

    Fashion
    Are US clothing brands at risk of growing anti-American backlash over Trump policies?

Opinion

  • Zoe Williams

    No, Mr Mandelson, we will not roll out the red carpet for Trump

    Zoe Williams
    The UK’s ambassador to Washington may believe the US president is merely a ‘risk taker’, but that doesn’t represent my point of view – and it probably doesn’t represent yours. That’s why we must make our voices heard, writes Zoe Williams
  • John Crace

    Crisis? What crisis? Starmer has a delivery plan – so chill out

    John Crace
    The prime minister’s new chief secretary has been out and about trying to calm the storm after Angela Rayner’s exit
  • Nesrine Malik

    Reshuffle it how you like, Starmer’s ‘grownup’ Labour has the Tory whiff of spiteful incompetence

    Nesrine Malik
  • Neal Lawson

    What is the point of Labour’s new deputy leader? Until we know that, the contest isn’t worth having

    Neal Lawson

More opinion

  1. Israel used to lie about killing journalists; now it barely bothers to do so. What happened?

    Meron Rapoport
  2. Michael Akadiri

    How the hairdryer treatment from a science teacher over a flunked exam changed my life

    Michael Akadiri
  3. Jess Melendez

    Parents, don’t panic over porn! Here’s how to have an age-appropriate and shame-free talk with your kids

    Jess Melendez
  4. Sidney Blumenthal

    Need I list all the reasons why Trump shouldn’t get a Nobel peace prize?

    Sidney Blumenthal

Editorials

  • The Guardian view
    Labour’s deputy leadership race: a party that seems afraid of its members

  • The Guardian view
    University finances: stop chipping away at a crumbling system

Letters

  1. Angela Rayner
    We need more politicians like Angela Rayner

  2. Society
    Reduce child poverty with compassion and fairness

  3. Football
    No distance is too far when it’s to watch football

  4. Allotments
    Allotments are a safe space in times of crisis

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  • Ben Jennings on the DSEI arms fair taking place in London – cartoon

    Ben Jennings
    The DSEI arms fair taking place in London

    Protests are expected as 51 Israeli arms makers feature among exhibitors at the London trade fair this week

Sport

More sport

  1. Jacob Bethell

    Cricket
    England look to get smart after one-day romp fails to mask long-term troubles

    Simon Burnton
  2. Craig Bellamy talks at a press conference

    Football
    Wales manager Bellamy likens Premier League players to ‘cyborgs’

  3. Germany's Joshua Kimmich and Antonio Rüdiger, England's Harry Kane, Italy coach Gennaro Gattuso.

    Nigeria, Italy ... England? Big names may struggle to reach the World Cup

    Jonathan Wilson
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  4. McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.

    F1
    Piastri and Norris say team is ‘priority No 1’ amid McLaren team orders controversy

More news

  • A man walks past a branch of Barclays bank

    Banking
    UK banks face lawsuits over mortgages that left people with huge debts

  • Jonathan Hayes

    Southport attack
    Man stabbed while tackling Southport killer describes scene of ‘horror’

  • Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal

    Health
    NHS urges people to avoid ‘extremely painful’ leg-lengthening surgery

  • Banksy's artwork at the Royal Courts of Justice in London

    Banksy
    Court staff cover up Banksy image of judge beating a protester

More climate crisis & environment

  1. A used, blue surgical face mask used for COVID-19 PPE protection, discarded as litter on a pavement / sidewalk in an urban area2D7D015 A used, blue surgical face mask used for COVID-19 PPE protection, discarded as litter on a pavement / sidewalk in an urban area

    Plastics
    Disposable face masks used during Covid have left chemical timebomb, research suggests

  2. A coal-fired power plant in Germany

    Exclusive
    EU states still fighting over crucial targets in run-up to Cop30, leaked draft shows

  3. A Mercedes stranded in floodwater in a rural setting

    Flooding
    Floods could hit England while country is still in drought, forecasters say

  4. Technicians install solar panels on a factory roof in Nairobi, Kenya.

    Renewable energy
    Hopes rise for green economy boom at Africa Climate Summit

More UK news

  1. Newcastle
    Great North Run apologises over ‘Newcastle map’ medals that actually show Sunderland

  2. Air transport
    As Bristol and Cardiff airports tussle, is it time for the ‘far-fetched’ Severnside?

  3. Prince Harry
    Duke of Sussex lays wreath for Queen Elizabeth on first day of UK visit

  4. Slavery
    Workhouses in England and Wales linked to transatlantic slave trade, study suggests

More world news

  1. Ukraine
    EU and US officials meet as Trump says he is ready to impose further sanctions on Russia

  2. Argentina
    Argentinians deliver electoral blow to Milei’s scandal-rocked government

  3. Germany
    Doorbell prankster that tormented residents of German apartments turns out to be a slug

  4. France
    French anaesthetist goes on trial accused of poisonings that killed 12 patients

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Culture

  • ‘We saw a society that was going to hell’ … Bruce Loose of Flipper pictured in 1981.

    Bruce Loose brought his own unique blend of complexity and a menacing darkness to San Francisco punks Flipper

    Stevie Chick
  • Devendra BanhartDevendra Banhart during Bonnaroo 2006 - Day 1 - Devendra Banhart at That Tent in Manchester, Tennessee, United States. (Photo by Jason Kempin/FilmMagic)

    How we made
    ‘Most of the time I was only wearing tiny shorts’: how Devendra Banhart made I Feel Just Like a Child

What to watch

  1. man in red jacket sits at gaming table with gloved hands folded

    Film
    Ballad of a Small Player review – Colin Farrell wins us over in flashy, slight gambler tale

  2. Brendan Fraser in Rental Family.

    Film
    Rental Family review – Brendan Fraser is stranded in mawkish misfire

  3. Poetic License

    Film
    Poetic License review – Apatow family affair ends up as warm and funny comedy

  4. Film Fall Preview<br>This image released by Amazon Prime shows Tessa Thompson, from left, Nina Hoss and Imogen Poots in a scene from "Hedda." (Parisa Taghizadeh/Amazon Prime via AP)

    Toronto film festival 2025
    Hedda review – Ibsen gets a Saltburn makeover in Amazon’s ill-advised romp

What to listen to

  1. Lyrical mundanity … Justin and Hailey Bieber and their baby Jack Blues.

    Music
    Justin Bieber: Swag II review – more filler with an occasional pop killer

  2. Whiplash … Jade Thirlwall.

    Music
    Jade: That’s Showbiz Baby! review – former Little Mix star thrives in chaos on an idiosyncratic debut

  3. Kate Moss hosts Music Uncovered: David Bowie – Changeling.

    Best podcasts of the week
    Kate Moss takes on David Bowie in her first ever podcast: best listens of the week

  4. Jonathon Heyward conducts the Chineke! pOrchestra at the BBC Proms.

    Proms 2025
    Chineke! Orchestra/Heyward review – kaleidoscopic concert combines energy and complexity

What to read

  1. Margaret Thatcher at a pro-European rally in Parliament Square, before the EEC referendum in 1975.

    Politics books
    Between the Waves by Tom McTague review – the long view on Brexit

  2. Claire-Louise Bennett, Oyinkan Braithwaite, Salman Rushdie, Patricia Lockwood and RF Kuang

    The biggest books of the autumn
    From a new Thomas Pynchon novel to a memoir by Margaret Atwood

  3. Sculpture of a scallop on a beach.

    Poem of the week
    Poem of the week: Scallop Shell by Grace Schulman

  4. Batool Abu Akleen

    Review roundup
    The best recent poetry

What to play

  1. Tomb Raider Remastered.

    Pushing Buttons
    Forget Tomb Raider and Uncharted, there’s a new generation of games about archaeology – sort of

    Newsletter
  2. Ghost of Yōtei.

    Summer games previews
    Ghost of Yōtei: a determined outsider seeks revenge in feudal Japan

  3. Little Problems game screenshot

    Mystery games
    Little Problems – a cute detective game with no violence or victims

  4. Mythmatch.

    Summer games previews
    Mythmatch – taking on ancient Greek tech bros to rebuild a broken world

What to visit

  1. Lincoln, Vikander and Stone

    Stage
    ‘It will be frightening but you have to do it’: Andrew Lincoln and Alicia Vikander’s nerve-shredding stage return

  2. Tracey Emin's artwork The Bed

    Art and design
    Tate Modern to host Tracey Emin’s biggest ever exhibition next spring

  3. Pitched into extremis … Bill Posley in The Day I Accidentally Went to War at Soho theatre.

    Comedy
    Bill Posley: The Day I Accidentally Went to War review – veteran comic drops truth bombs

  4. Bridget Lambert and Sam Ellis in Home at Seven.

    Theatre
    Home at Seven review – a superbly acted time-slip mystery by RC Sherriff

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  1. Daniel Lee Barnett in My Bigfoot Life.

    Film
    My Bigfoot Life review – teen cryptozoologist’s Sasquatch search is an uplifting odyssey

  2. Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy in Sacrifice.

    Film
    Sacrifice review – starry satire pokes fun at celebrity before falling into a volcano

  3. Mark Ruffalo sitting behind a desk with 2 FBI hats on it

    TV tonight
    Mark Ruffalo stars in new drama by Mare of Easttown creator

  4. man in grey suit and glasses smiles

    US
    Stephen Colbert’s Late Show wins first Emmy a month after cancellation news

Lifestyle

  • The writer and DJ Marcus Barnes at home.

    The one change that worked
    I sobered up – and started to listen to what my body was telling me

  • Naomi Osaka wearing a bright orange jacket, on her head is a sparkling headpiece with roses, as she smiles to camera

    Fashion
    Tennis is serving! How the US Open went high fashion

The Filter

  1. September 2025 Calendar And Thumbtacks On Blue Background

    Autumn
    Back to work and back to school – let’s embrace the return to routine

    Newsletter
  2. Tub upon tub upon tessellated tub of margarine or similar spreads.

    Food
    ‘Melts beautifully on toast’: the best plant-based spreads, tasted and rated

  3. Dale Berning-Sawa holds a frying pan with several others on the worktop in front of her

    Frying pans
    The best frying pans for every kind of cook, tested – and they’re all Pfas-free

  4. A composite of four pregnancy pillows on a red, yellow, pink and orange background

    Pregnancy
    I tested 11 pregnancy pillows in my third trimester – these are the ones that helped me sleep

Food

  1. Rukmini Iyer’s eggs in a basket with smoky chard.

    Food
    Rukmini Iyer’s quick and easy eggs in a basket with smoky chard – recipe

  2. A pub audience enjoying opera in the garden

    Hospitality
    ‘Not just about drink any more’: UK pubs tap themed nights to revive fortunes

  3. Ben Lippett's polenta with sweet and sour figs and pecorino.

    Cookery
    Sweet-and-sour figs and roast chicken: Ben Lippett’s savoury fig recipes

  4. Interior shot of Duck and Rice, Battersea Power Station: a ‘gargantuan space’

    Grace Dent on restaurants
    The Duck & Rice, London SW11: ‘Filling, but largely unmemorable’

Relationships

  1. Jonathan Wittenberg and Nicola Solomon sit on their red sofa in their living room

    Immigration
    ‘They just want a better life’: the UK households who host asylum seekers

  2. An illustration of someone looking concerned about a girl with her back to them

    Ask Annalisa Barbieri
    Our daughter is being controlled by a school friend. What can we do?

  3. a male nurse holds a womens hand

    The kindness of strangers
    A nurse saw me crying and asked if I wanted a hug

  4. An illustration of a couple sitting holding hands and looking into each other's eyes

    This is how we do it
    ‘A three-month break from sex gave us the reset we needed’

Money & consumer

  1. Group of young people sitting together on a sofa

    Student finance
    ‘It more than halved my rent’: students on their best money-saving tips

  2. A sign displays the Thames Water logo

    Consumer champions
    Our charity could have lost thousands due to Thames Water delay

  3. Man looking at his mobile besides his car

    Scam watch
    PCN parking fines: drivers warned over rise in text scams

  4. Man dressed in black poses with microphone on stage

    Money
    Resale ‘subterfuge’: Viagogo sent fan his tickets along with a stranger’s passport

Health & fitness

  1. Pair of Golden gym dumbbells isolated on white background

    Fitness
    ‘It’s my second home!’ Gen Z and the sudden, surprising boom of luxury gyms

  2. Venus Williams

    Health & wellbeing
    Venus Williams, LeBron James, Cristiano Ronaldo – elite athletes are extending their careers into their 40s. How?

  3. Mel Erwin in a sparkly cape lifts up her bike in the air

    Cancer
    ‘I still want to achieve’: people living with stage 4 cancer embrace Chris Hoy charity ride

  4. An illustration of a main holding a can of diet drink with a red flag on it up to his face to study the label

    Chemicals
    Ingredient red flags: how to spot the chemicals to avoid in food, kitchenware and cosmetics

Fashion & beauty

  1. Julia Roberts and Amanda Seyfried

    Fashion
    Move over fashion week: Chanel and Dior soft launch creations at Venice film festival

  2. (L-R) Cate Blanchett, Giorgio Armani and Julia Robertsin London in December 2019.

    Fashion
    ‘A void that is impossible to fill’: tributes paid to fashion designer Giorgio Armani

  3. Designer Giorgio Armani during the preparation of his autumn-winter collection in 1983

    Giorgio Armani
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  4. Armani surrounded by models

    Elegant, determined, a little unknowable
    Giorgio Armani is gone but will never be forgotten

Travel

  1. A woman sitting with companions at a well stocked open air table with a bottle of sparking wine and landscape in the background, plus an ebike leaning against the table.

    Cycling holidays
    From farms to fork: a food-lover’s cycle tour of Herefordshire

  2. Man in kayak holding paddle in water

    US
    He crossed 26 miles in a kayak made from mushrooms – and lived to tell the tale

  3. Aerial view of rolling hills and one of the restored farm buildings at Mandria di Murtoli in Corsica.

    Travel
    Six of the best farm stays in Europe for delicious local food in glorious countryside

  4. platter of home-cured salumi and hams, local cow’s milk cheese, pickles, olives and sun-dried tomatoes.

    Friuli–Venezia Giulia
    A place at the farmer’s table on a foodie trip to Trieste

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  1. Two men hiking

    Running
    When maps go wrong: from the Great North Run to a phantom Aldi

  2. Thakshayini (left) and Maimuna

    Dining across the divide
    ‘The one thing we bonded over was despising Reform’

  3. Bethany and Adam Mulcahy-Stephenson at home with the cats they rescued

    Cats
    Couple tell of ordeal when kittens went missing after being left in plane hold

  4. Oscar Piastri of Australia lifts his trophy after winning the Formula One Dutch Grand Prix race in the Netherlands last month.

    Notes and queries
    Readers reply: Why are sports trophies so ugly?

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    Scams
    Revealed: the huge growth of Myanmar scam centres that may hold 100,000 trafficked people

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    France
    France’s political crisis reveals deep rift between the people and their politicians

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