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The social media accounts linked to from guardian are: • Instagram • TikTok Besides social media accounts, guardian has populated their site with: • www.theguardian.com • New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani challenges Donald Trump in victory speech as Democrats win key US election races – live • 'Israel is promised only to the Jewish people' | In search of Palestine: episode 2 - YouTube • Politics Weekly America | The Guardian • Read full Brit Awards coverage • The 100 best novels of all time | Fiction | The Guardian • The Guardian view on lenient sentences for rape: teenage survivors deserve more from the justice system | Editorial | The Guardian • Ebola | The Guardian • Listen to World Cup Daily from the Football Weekly team now 🎧 • Iran | The Guardian • Watch the full ad here: Points of view, 40 years on • Gaza needs to be ‘flooded with large-scale food aid’ to prevent mass starvation, says World Food Programme – Middle East crisis live • Tony Blair tells Starmer and rivals: abandon net zero and move closer to Trump | Labour | The Guardian • Make a much shorter to-do list! 15 quick, simple ways to avoid overwhelm • Heatwaves are becoming the norm. This is what Britain will look like in the year 2052 | Bill McGuire | The Guardian • Can Donald Trump circumvent a TikTok ban? • Thai rescuers join effort to free seven people trapped in Laos cave | Laos | The Guardian • Shoot like a pro: how the best photos of the Paris Olympics were taken • Russia hits Kyiv with hypersonic ballistic missile in ‘deranged’ attack | Ukraine | The Guardian • I regularly shared photos of my son on social media. Then alarm bells started ringing | Hannah Nwoko • ‘The digital colonization of flyover states’: how datacenters are tearing small-town America apart | Ohio | The Guardian • ‘An experiment in ritual humiliation’: would a month of rejection therapy make me fearless? • What do the Married at First Sight rape claims tell us? That reality TV is sometimes all too real | Gaby Hinsliff | The Guardian • Forced disappearances, killings and torture: why is Ecuador’s brutal drug war being backed by the west? | Ecuador | The Guardian • The chosen and the forgotten: Tuchel finalises his 26-strong England World Cup squad | World Cup 2026 | The Guardian • Is the far right driving a Christian revival in the UK? | On the Ground • ‘Sick of swiping’: the dating event where your mates make the pitch for you | Dating | The Guardian • Australians allege they were abused after IDF intercepted Gaza flotilla and Itamar Ben-Gvir taunted them | Gaza flotilla | The Guardian • The far-right Israeli minister taunting detained Gaza activists – The Latest | Israel | The Guardian • Israeli security minister stirs diplomatic outrage with flotilla activist abuse video | Israel | The Guardian • UK ‘built for climate that no longer exists’ and needs urgent changes to survive global heating, report warns | Environment | The Guardian • Saka calls out Arsenal critics after title win: ‘They’re not laughing at us any more’ | Arsenal | The Guardian • Vision of destruction: Israel’s assault on southern Lebanon in video, maps and charts | Lebanon | The Guardian • Lebanon divided: Hezbollah, Israel and the cost of resistance • What is Ebola and why is WHO treating outbreak as global health emergency? | Ebola | The Guardian • Cannes film festival | The Guardian • Tickets 🎟️ Book Club: 100 best novels of all time | Guardian Live events • The 100 best novels of all time: is your favourite book on our list? • Discover The 100 Best Novels of All Time • Trump leaves China without breakthroughs on Iran, Taiwan or AI | China | The Guardian • Ukraine war briefing: Putin escalating war, not seeking an end – Merz | Ukraine | The Guardian • ‘Irresponsible’: backlash as Utah approves datacenter twice the size of Manhattan | Utah | The Guardian • ‘They singled out non-white, foreign-born workers’: the restaurants raided by Britain’s version of ICE | Immigration and asylum | The Guardian • Angela Rayner Cleared by HMRC on Tax Affairs • Trump's Iran Defeat: A Crisis of Ego • The life of microplastic: how fragments move through plants, insects, animals – and you • UK Immigration Raids Target Non-White Workers • theguardian.com • Trump’s new gilded age: fearmongering, mass deportations and self-enrichment – video • Half of arrests at Palestine Action ban protest were 60 or over, data shows • The mathematics of starvation: how Israel caused a famine in Gaza • Everything the right - and the left – are getting wrong about the Online Safety Act | George Billinge | The Guardian • ‘They slaughtered us like animals’: the inside story of how one of the biggest atrocities of the Sudan war unfolded in Zamzam • What is a cloudburst? The rare and intense weather event blamed for deadly India flash flood • Texas redistricting standoff escalates with threat to arrest absent Democrats – US politics live • The killing code: strange symbols in a WA settler’s diaries lay bare frontier atrocities • How will the UK’s recognition of Palestine help those starving in Gaza? - podcast • Guilt Trip: the pilots torn between flight and the fight for the planet - documentary • Protesting over Gaza’s starvation feels like screaming into a void – but we mustn’t stop | Nesrine Malik • About 100 people missing as flash flood tears through town in northern India | India | The Guardian • The river that came back to life: a journey down the reborn Klamath • Australia’s octogenarian basketball team know it’s never too late to don the green and gold | Basketball | The Guardian • Tsunami updates live: waves of 0.5m above tide level seen in California after earthquake off Russia triggers alerts across Pacific, Japan and US • Chloe Kelly the hero again as England beat Spain in Euro 2025 final shootout • Trump & Xi Summit: 5 Key Issues in China • How Trump has supercharged the immigration crackdown - in data • Nigel Farage Faces Inquiry Over £5m Crypto Gift • If not taking the knee, then what? Football needs to figure out how best to fight racism | Suzanne Wrack • Epstein Survivors Testify at Palm Beach Hearing • Trump tussles with Jerome Powell on rare visit to Federal Reserve • Trump Arrives in China for Xi Summit Amid Iran War • Why one Brazilian doctor is training to be a Shamin • The Global Dating Crisis: Me Too Backlash • Thailand-Cambodia: civilians killed in border fighting • Eleven-minute race for food: how aid points in Gaza became ‘death traps’ – a visual story • Greens’ Zack Polanski admits failing to pay correct council tax on houseboat | Zack Polanski | The Guardian • Clearing Gaza rubble could yield 90,000 tonnes of planet-heating emissions • Live and online 🎟️ The assault on freedom with Mehdi Hasan and Arwa Mahdawi • Ice is about to become the biggest police force in the US | Judith Levine • Putin is in a ‘weaker position than ever before’, says EU’s Kallas – Europe live | Europe | The Guardian • Sign up for The Long Wave newsletter: our weekly Black life and culture email • Minority groups brace for surge in racism after Reform UK election gains | May 2026 elections | The Guardian • European missile group MBDA selling parts for bombs that have killed children in Gaza • Who are the main threats to Keir Starmer’s Labour leadership? | Labour party leadership | The Guardian • How do I feel about air conditioning? I’m very hot – but it’s destroying the planet | Emma Beddington • First plane carrying passengers from cruise ship hit by hantavirus leaves Tenerife | Hantavirus | The Guardian • The new rules of gym etiquette: don’t film yourself, never mansplain – and keep your top on • What do the unfolding local election results mean? Our panel responds | Owen Jones, Henry Hill, Ruth Davidson, Jason Okundaye, Morgan Jones, Mark Pack and Carys Afoko | The Guardian • I’m a death expert. I designed eight questions to help you think about dying • 2026 election results: latest from local, Scottish and Welsh votes | May 2026 elections | The Guardian • Gaza: ‘Clean it out then bring in something good’ | Along the Green Line: episode 3 – video • ‘People crave friendship’: thousands flock to resurgence of centuries-old south Asian board game | Board games | The Guardian • Texas floods: rescue teams continue search for missing with more heavy rains forecast – latest updates • Is Jeff Bezos the real villain of The Devil Wears Prada 2? | The Devil Wears Prada 2 | The Guardian • The Windrush generations were proudly British. Yet immigrants are still fighting to be seen that way | Diane Abbott • Happy centenary, David! Attenborough’s 100 most spectacular TV moments | Television | The Guardian • UK MPs vote to proscribe Palestine Action as terrorist group • Early England election results make it clear: we are in an era of five-party politics | May 2026 elections | The Guardian • One year of Labour event, with Pippa Crerar, Rafael Behr and more • Totally grounded? How the jet fuel crisis could change our holidays – and world history | Airline industry | The Guardian • Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs found guilty on two of five counts in sex-trafficking case • Superdry co-founder James Holder jailed for eight years for raping woman | Crime | The Guardian • Waska: the cost of spiritual healing in the Amazon • Twelve days in Gaza: what happened while the world looked away? • Pussy Riot protest at Venice Biennale forces Russian pavilion to briefly close | Pussy Riot | The Guardian • BuzzBallz, brat tenacity and hangover face: 25 things I learned about the world at Glastonbury 2025 • Middle East crisis live: Iran reviewing peace proposal as Trump says a deal ‘very possible’ | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • Glastonbury 2025: Sunday with Rod Stewart, Olivia Rodrigo, Chic and more – follow it live • Hantavirus explained: how does it spread and who is most at risk? – podcast | Science | The Guardian • Inside the No Space for Bezos movement: ‘One man rents a city for three days? That’s obscene’ • Macron backs Armenia’s pro-Europe PM as re-election campaign draws to close | Armenia | The Guardian • Kneecap lead anti-Keir Starmer chant during politically charged Glastonbury set • Met Gala 2026 red carpet: the best looks in pictures | Met Gala 2026 | The Guardian • Glastonbury 2025: Saturday with Charli xcx, Kneecap, secret act Patchwork and more – follow it live! • What is hantavirus, the infection that has killed three people on a cruise ship? | Infectious diseases | The Guardian • Far right weaponising LGBTQ+ rights in Europe to sow division, campaigners say • Tradwives, sugar babies and OnlyFans: Euphoria’s misogyny feels like the manosphere’s wet dream | Television | The Guardian • How to pick your way through the Glastonbury lineup: 10 acts to watch out for • Pete Hegseth’s holy war: the militant Christian theology animating the US attack on Iran | Pete Hegseth | The Guardian • Israel kills innocent Palestinians. Activists spray-paint a plane. Guess which the UK government calls terrorism | Sally Rooney • Explore Belgium's drug smuggling fight • Charli xcx and Neil Young to Juan Atkins and the Asian underground: what to see at Glastonbury • Hope is contagious and science is king: 10 big lessons on ending the fossil fuel era | Climate crisis | The Guardian • Socialist Zohran Mamdani could be New York’s next mayor. This is what the western left could learn from him | Owen Jones • She left her desk job and walked 3,541 miles from Mexico to Canada: ‘Give yourself permission’ | Walking | The Guardian • Monday briefing: Four ways Iran could retaliate to US bombing of nuclear sites • Do you like cat photos? Are you constantly distracted? You’re probably actually quite good at focusing: 10 myths about attention | Life and style | The Guardian • Okinawa was the bloodiest battle of the Pacific war. 80 years on, are the dead being betrayed? • Has the manosphere ruined dating? | The global dating crisis: episode 1 | Dating | The Guardian • Leave the hurt behind! How to let go of a grudge • Dinner on a gold plate, then a snub: an uneven US welcome for King Charles III | King Charles III | The Guardian • Russia-Ukraine war at a glance • Police treating stabbing of two men in Golders Green as terrorism • Israel ‘must win every war’ | Along the Green Line: episode 2 – video • Behind the rise of Clavicular and ‘looksmaxxing’ there are insecure young men who feel they don’t measure up | Jason Okundaye | The Guardian • MPs back legalising assisted dying in England and Wales – UK politics live • Australia’s Jackson Irvine says Trump’s Fifa peace prize makes ‘mockery’ of football | Football politics | The Guardian • Why you should quit your job and change the world – podcast • Trump makes fresh Iran threat after claiming King Charles agrees with him over nuclear weapons – US politics live | Donald Trump | The Guardian • SpaceX rocket explodes in new setback to Elon Musk’s Mars project • ‘I should not have wished for war’: six ordinary Iranians on how the US-Israel conflict has changed them | Iran | The Guardian • The warmongers were wrong about Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya. Now watch them make the same mistake about Iran | Owen Jones • I was at the White House correspondents’ dinner shooting – Full Story podcast | Donald Trump | The Guardian • Explainer: what we know so far in the Israel-Iran conflict • ‘Nigel is mad to accept his money’: who is Christopher Harborne, the mystery billionaire bankrolling Reform? • CEO pay at UK’s top companies is 52 times that of typical worker, report finds • Reform UK | The Guardian • Millions across US turn out for ‘No Kings’ protests against Donald Trump • ‘I’ll keep doing it as long as I can’: Harry Newton, London Marathon’s oldest runner at 88 | London Marathon | The Guardian • Israel and Iran both threaten escalation following deadly overnight strikes – live updates • One person diagnosed with cancer every 80 seconds in UK, report reveals | Cancer | The Guardian • Listen to the Missing in the Amazon podcast now • A catastrophic climate event is upon us. Here is why you’ve heard so little about it | George Monbiot | The Guardian • Tanks, flypasts, missiles: what to expect at Trump’s ‘dictator chic’ military parade • Palantir manifesto described as ‘ramblings of a supervillain’ amid UK contract fears | Palantir | The Guardian • ‘God gave us Israel, all of it’ | Along the Green Line: episode 1 • Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv hails frontline position as ‘strongest in a year’ | Ukraine | The Guardian • Troops are now patrolling Los Angeles. This is a disaster waiting to happen | Kenneth Roth • 🎟️ Tickets: Can Labour come back from the brink? • Israel launches strikes on Iran: what we know so far • Middle East crisis live: Iran says it has seized two ships in strait of Hormuz after Trump extends ceasefire | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • Israel’s strikes on Iran show Trump is unable to restrain Netanyahu as Middle East slips closer to chaos • Clean energy generation exceeded rise in global electricity demand in 2025 | Renewable energy | The Guardian • Senator Alex Padilla forcibly removed from Kristi Noem’s LA press conference • Reform’s Richard Tice posts picture with telltale signs of AI manipulation, say experts | Reform UK | The Guardian • Air India flight to London Gatwick crashes in Ahmedabad with more than 240 people onboard – latest updates • US spending on ‘reckless’ Iran war could have saved 87m lives, says UN | United Nations | The Guardian • How ordinary men became unpaid Taliban enforcers in their own homes • Landlords evicting tenants before law to prevent practice comes into force in England | Housing | The Guardian • We are witnessing the first stages of a Trump police state | Robert Reich • Trump’s presidency is what evil looks like: absurd, frightening, cruel | Nesrine Malik | The Guardian • Los Angeles protests: disorder goes into fourth day – follow live • Humanoid robots show rapid advances as they race past humans in Beijing half marathon | Marathon | The Guardian • Trump uses LA protests to redirect dissent from policy failures to the ‘enemy within’ • Meghan has been cast as the inverse to Diana, a photonegative of adoration. Why do we need scapegoats? | Brigid Delaney | The Guardian • How to walk your way to better health: five simple tips to supercharge your stroll and transform your wellbeing • Sudan is not lost. Here at last is a way to break the cycle of violence in our country | Abdalla Hamdok | The Guardian • Russ Vought: key Project 2025 figure set to continue Trump cuts after Musk exit • ‘They’re taught that showing feelings is shameful’: eight reasons men don’t go to therapy – and why they should | Life and style | The Guardian • Listen to Missing in the Amazon - a new Guardian investigative series • Israel escalates attacks on medics in Lebanon with deadly ‘quadruple tap’ | Lebanon | The Guardian • Trump’s crusade against all immigrants – even legal ones – is unprecedented | Daniel Mendiola • Five key questions: who overruled decision to deny Mandelson security clearance? | Peter Mandelson | The Guardian • What is Trump’s new travel ban, and which countries are affected? • The Long Wave | The Guardian • Boulder attack: eight injured in Colorado after man allegedly targets rally for Israeli hostages • Critical Atlantic current significantly more likely to collapse than thought | Oceans | The Guardian • Doubts raised over Chinese paraglider’s claim of accidental 8,000-metre flight • Mass drowning of chicks puts emperor penguins at risk of extinction | Climate crisis | The Guardian • Cartoons | The Guardian • Behold, another second coming. But this one is Donald Trump – WAY BETTER than that Jesus guy | Marina Hyde | The Guardian • My sister was found dead. Then I discovered her search history – and the online world that had gripped her • California man shot by ICE arrested by FBI and charged with ‘assault’ | ICE (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement) | The Guardian • So long, Elon: the cuts didn’t go to plan, but you completely shredded your reputation | Marina Hyde • JD Vance defends Trump amid spat with Pope Leo: ‘Stick to matters of morality’ | JD Vance | The Guardian • Revealed: Saudi Arabia’s secretive rehabilitation ‘prisons’ for disobedient women • Trump deletes post with AI image of himself as Jesus-like figure after outcry | Donald Trump | The Guardian • One dead and 48 injured after Israeli soldiers open fire at Gaza food point • I do not fear Trump, says Pope Leo after US president calls him ‘weak’ | Pope Leo XIV | The Guardian • How Elon Musk ‘colonised’ a corner of Texas to build his own space city - video • ‘Everything is gone’: Israel destroys entire villages in Lebanon | Lebanon | The Guardian • Liverpool parade collision: man, 53, arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and dangerous driving offences, say police • Coachella | The Guardian • They were shot by police at the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. ‘I came home a different person’ • Viktor Orbán is gone. What does his fall mean for Europe? Our panel responds | Zsuzsanna Szelényi, Nathalie Tocci, Cas Mudde, Zselyke Csaky and Mujtaba Rahman | The Guardian • 'They want to feel like men': Why is gen Z turning to rightwing politics? • Do we really need eight hours sleep a night – and what happens if we don’t get it? | Life and style | The Guardian • If aid doesn’t enter Gaza now, 14,000 babies may die. UN peacekeepers must step in • The age of extinction | The Guardian • What are reparations for slavery and colonialism – and will the UK pay? | Reparations and reparative justice | The Guardian • ‘He lived inside poetry’: Toby Jones and Helena Bonham Carter perform poems in memory of lost loved ones • ‘I lost a $3m brand deal. I was like: OK, losers!’ Swedish pop provocateur Zara Larsson on fame, fun and fighting the power | Music | The Guardian • Two Israeli embassy staff shot dead near Washington DC Jewish museum – latest • Don’t look at who voted to call the slave trade ‘the gravest crime’, look at who didn’t | Kenneth Mohammed | The Guardian • Trump ambushes South African president with video and false claims of anti-white racism • An AI bot invited me to its party in Manchester. It was a pretty good night | AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian • Israel says ‘external pressure will not divert’ it after UK pauses trade talks – Israel-Gaza war live • Melania says her piece about Epstein – doth the lady protest too much? | Melania Trump | The Guardian • US TV’s first lead cartoon hijabi: how I animated Muslim women to look real • Did Israel attack Lebanon to spoil Iran war ceasefire as soon as it began? | Lebanon | The Guardian • Centrist Nicuşor Dan defeats far-right rival in Romanian presidential election • Middle East crisis live: Trump warns Iran to comply with ‘real agreement’ as ceasefire in doubt over Israeli attacks on Lebanon | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • We tracked Bolivia’s fugitive president to his remote jungle hideout • In a war with no winners, Netanyahu looks like the biggest loser | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • A grim lottery: as Israel bombs hospitals, some Gaza children are granted rare exit permits • Explainer: What is in Iran’s 10-point ceasefire plan and will the US agree to it? | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • Starmer faces opposition from Labour MPs and employers over immigration shift • Cotton Capital: ongoing series | The Guardian • Monday briefing: Is Israel using starvation as a weapon of war? • Hungary elections: what is at stake and who is likely to win? | Hungary | The Guardian • Israel is starving us in Gaza. This is what that feels like | Aya Al-Hattab • ‘Populism’: we used to know what it meant. Now the defining word of our era has lost its meaning | Oliver Eagleton | The Guardian • Event tickets | Russia's spies: Uncovering Russia’s secret espionage programmes • Life on Kenya’s largest dump: the invisible workers sorting the world’s rubbish | Global development | The Guardian • Conclave live: black smoke emerges from chimney as cardinals fail to agree on new pope • What sets human consciousness apart from AI? – podcast | Science | The Guardian • Wednesday briefing: Pakistan vows response to ‘act of war’ after India’s cross-border strikes • Is it true that … if you pluck a grey hair, two will grow in its place? | Life and style | The Guardian • Met Gala 2025 red carpet: pinstripes, capes and pouring rain – in pictures • Beavers ‘breathe new life’ into Dorset as dams built and biodiversity returns | Wildlife | The Guardian • Denied, detained, deported: the faces of Trump’s immigration crackdown • American journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Iraq, US officials say | Iraq | The Guardian • Support the Guardian • Crowded Space | The Guardian • Inside Taganrog: beatings, electrocution and starvation at prison where Ukrainians were tortured • Exhausted Palestinians struggle to put lives back together as world’s gaze fixes on Iran | Gaza | The Guardian • ‘Numerous signs of torture’: a Ukrainian journalist’s detention and death in Russian prison • ‘Accountability has arrived’: dual US court losses show shifting tide against Meta and co | Meta | The Guardian • Fighting Back | The Guardian • The ‘self-deportee’ hounded out of the US to Mexico: ‘There are days when I feel literally insane’ | Mexico | The Guardian • UK’s first trans judge appeals to European court of human rights over supreme court ruling • Seals, shipwrecks and a screaming swallower: Underwater Photographer of the Year 2026 – in pictures • Trump 100 days: delusions of monarchy coupled with fundamental ineptitude • WHO warns of health crisis ‘unfolding in real time’ across Middle East | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • There are no missiles raining down on Havana. But what I saw there was still warfare | Owen Jones | The Guardian • ‘Spiral of silence’: climate action is very popular, so why don’t people realise it? • ‘Give the guy a chance’: Wes Streeting says he does not want Starmer ousted | Wes Streeting | The Guardian • How children with special educational needs are being failed in England – video • Why the student loans row is escalating and what it means for graduates | Student finance | The Guardian • Rewind and be kind: what happens if you do one act of kindness every day? • No Israel prosecutions for killing Palestinian civilians in occupied West Bank since start of decade | Israel | The Guardian • Russia launches fresh wave of strikes on civilian areas across Ukraine | Ukraine | The Guardian • India and Pakistan closer to conflict over Kashmir attack as tit-for-tat moves mount • ‘An attack on the heart of this community’: Golders Green arson leaves Jews feeling besieged | London | The Guardian • Zelenskyy to cut South Africa trip short after ‘massive’ attack on Kyiv – Europe live • Hawaii assesses damage left by worst flooding in more than 20 years | Hawaii | The Guardian • Despair in Gaza as Israeli aid blockade creates crisis ‘unmatched in severity’ • Iran war timeline: civilians bear brunt of US and Israel’s weeks-long campaign | Iran | The Guardian • Al Gore draws parallels between Trump 2.0 and early Nazi Germany in speech • ‘Extraordinary cruelty’: images show longterm ‘starvation strategy’ in Sudan | Global development | The Guardian • Pope Francis, groundbreaking Jesuit pontiff, dies aged 88 • Chuck Norris, prolific action star and martial arts champion, dies aged 86 | Movies | The Guardian • As countries scramble for minerals, the seabed beckons. Will mining it be a disaster? – visual explainer • The war on Iran cost the US $12.7bn by day six. Here’s how it’s been spent – in charts | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • Nature’s secret soundscape: listen with me to the world’s quietest creatures • ‘I lived the life I’ve always dreamed of’: the man who cycled around the world for four years | Happiness | The Guardian • What’s more vacuous than an endless vacuum? It’s Lauren Sánchez and Katy Perry’s party in space | Marina Hyde • Inside China’s robotics revolution | Robots | The Guardian • Hungary poised to adopt constitutional amendment to ban LGBTQ+ gatherings • ‘The saddest day for Muslim worshippers in Jerusalem’: al-Aqsa mosque closed at Eid | Eid al-Fitr | The Guardian • Nominate a friend to go to Glastonbury festival 2025 • Listen to Off Duty – our new investigative podcast • ‘No one recognised him, even as he said his name’: last video of rescued man shows horror of Sudan torture camps • Meningitis explained: who is most at risk? – podcast | Science | The Guardian • The death of capital letters: why gen Z loves lowercase • Revealed: Nigel Farage Cameo videos show support for neo-Nazi event and far-right slogans | Nigel Farage | The Guardian • Spanish PM offers condolences after family of five killed in New York helicopter crash • Newly unearthed Nigel Farage videos reveal support for rioter, neo-Nazi event and far-right slogans | Nigel Farage | The Guardian • Revealed: Big tech’s new datacentres will take water from the world’s driest areas • Middle East crisis live: Israel strikes central Beirut and claims to have killed Iran’s intelligence minister overnight | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • How ‘liberation day’ rout compares with other notorious stock market crises • Trump’s Iran war has cost Americans at least $11bn already. And that’s just the start | Arwa Mahdawi | The Guardian • Which Trump-supporting billionaires have lost the most in tariff markets turmoil? • Israeli police kill two young Palestinian boys and their parents in West Bank | West Bank | The Guardian • Panther cubs | The Guardian • UK ‘will not be drawn into wider war’ over Iran, says Starmer as he announces £53m to help with heating oil costs – UK politics live | Politics | The Guardian • South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol removed from office after court upholds impeachment • Key takeaways from Oscars 2026: horror wins, tech loses and politics is hard to ignore | Oscars 2026 | The Guardian • A moment that changed me: a pigeon fell out of the sky – and she led me to a secret underground rescue network | Birds | The Guardian • Invertebrate of the year 2025: vote for your favourite • Peak interest: Toronto’s snow mountains that refuse to melt are a toxic hazard | Canada | The Guardian • Adolescence: what teen boys really think of girls, influencers and porn – podcast • My mother's best advice | The Guardian • Trump tariff global reaction – country by country • Israel strikes Beirut and orders south Lebanon evacuation as conflict mounts | Israel | The Guardian • Microplastics hinder plant photosynthesis, study finds, threatening millions with starvation • London, San Francisco and Beijing achieve ‘remarkable reductions’ in air pollution | Air pollution | The Guardian • Israel killed 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers one by one, says UN • How Iran has used the strait of Hormuz to throttle oil and gas – a visual guide | Iran | The Guardian • Myanmar earthquake: What we know so far • MP tells Commons she waited 1,088 days for her rape case to reach court | Rape and sexual assault | The Guardian • A moment that changed me: my 11-year-old daughter received an unwanted compliment – and I taught her how to respond • Inside Iran as the bombs fall – podcast | Iran | The Guardian • Most Britons do not know scale of UK’s involvement in slavery, survey finds • Thailand and Myanmar earthquake: dozens feared dead as Bangkok declared disaster area with dozens trapped under skyscraper – live • Video shows US Tomahawk missile hit base next to bombed Iranian school | Iran | The Guardian • South Korea wildfires become biggest on record as disaster chief points to ‘harsh reality’ of climate crisis • ‘The patriarchy runs deep’: women still getting a raw deal in the workplace as equality remains a dream | Inequality and development | The Guardian • 100 days of Trump's presidency event - in-person and online • It's Complicated • Hamdan Ballal: Oscar-winning Palestinian director attacked by Israeli settlers and arrested • Nadiya Hussain on food, faith and finding her voice: ‘I get paid less than the white version of me’ | Food | The Guardian • White House security failure prompts calls for resignations – US politics live • Does Trump want to wage an AI-powered war? – podcast | Science | The Guardian • What happens when the US declares war on your parents? The Black Panther cubs know • The thin-obsessed world is growing more vicious by the minute. But fat people aren’t going anywhere | Rebecca Shaw • The US and Israel are waging war on an Iran they think they know. The reality is very different | Ali Vaez | The Guardian • South Sudan risks return to full-blown civil war as violence escalates | South Sudan | The Guardian • Sudan’s army recaptures presidential palace in major battlefield gain • Gen Z males twice as likely as baby boomers to believe wives should obey husbands | Gender | The Guardian • ‘We’ll run out of food this week’: Israel’s Iran war brings new Gaza siege | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • Heathrow airport closed: counter-terrorism police deployed in ‘routine’ investigation into substation fire - live • Four scenarios: what are the possible outcomes of the US-Israel war on Iran? | Iran | The Guardian • The life and death of Jen Bridges-Chalkley: why did a 17-year-old die waiting for NHS therapy? • Middle East crisis live: US submarine sank Iranian warship, Hegseth says; Israel launches fresh strikes on Tehran • I’m the Canadian who was detained by Ice for two weeks. It felt like I had been kidnapped • No Time To Heal: the psychological rehabilitation of a Ukrainian soldier after Russian captivity | Ukraine | The Guardian • Hungary bans Pride events and plans to use facial recognition to target attenders • Shell-shocked and tense: inside the Mexican tourist town where ‘El Mencho’ made his last stand | Mexico | The Guardian • ‘I am a political prisoner’: Mahmoud Khalil says he’s being targeted for political beliefs • The war in the Middle East in maps, video and photos • Why has Israel resumed large-scale airstrikes on Gaza? • Middle East crisis live: Kuwait mistakenly shoots down three US fighter planes, as US says Iran’s ‘reckless’ attacks threaten regional stability | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • North Macedonia mourns dead in nightclub fire as 15 people detained • Trump’s unprovoked attack on Iran has no mandate – or legal basis | Donald Trump | The Guardian • Serbians stage huge protest in Belgrade against their president • US-Israel war on Iran live: Israel launches wave of attacks ‘in the heart of Tehran’ as interim successor to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei named | US-Israel war on Iran | The Guardian • ‘Global weirding’: climate whiplash hitting world’s biggest cities, study reveals • A world on edge as Trump bombs Iran and triggers war in the Middle East. There was no need for this | Simon Tisdall | The Guardian • ‘Ruined this place’: chorus of boos against JD Vance at Washington concert • ‘We’re going into a dark place’: Brit awards artists voice alarm over Reform UK’s rise | Brit awards | The Guardian • The Silencing of Women, with Sandi Toksvig, Elif Shafak and Zahra Joya • A war foretold: how the CIA and MI6 got hold of Putin’s Ukraine plans and why nobody believed them | Ukraine | The Guardian • ‘You get sucked in’: crypto scam victims on how they lost up to £162,000 • The Guardian view on the royals and the law: no more managed disgrace | Editorial | The Guardian • Serbian MPs set off flares and smoke grenades inside parliament • US-Israel war on Iran – live updates • Oscars 2025 big moments: Brody beats orchestra, Brits keep it classy and Kieran Culkin botches his big moment • The Oscars were silent on Trump, diverging from protests of past years • Israeli ban on aid agencies in Gaza will have ‘catastrophic’ consequences, experts say | Gaza | The Guardian • Oscars 2025 highlights: Anora sweeps awards with best picture, best director and best actress – as it happened • Labour’s worst fears realised by Greens’ victory in Gorton and Denton byelection | Byelections | The Guardian • ‘This is Black hair’: technological advances are making waves in animation • So Epstein buddies Andrew and Mandelson have been arrested in the UK. And in the US? 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No wonder Kanye West wants to buy Parler | Arwa Mahdawi • Viva veganuary! 17 delicious ways with tofu – from Thai red curry to chocolate mousse • Sandbag sculpture: how Kyiv is shielding statues from Russian bombs • Xi Jinping’s vision for China’s next five years: key takeaways from his speech • Robbie Coltrane: a totally singular talent from Cracker to Harry Potter – cerebral, physical and unforgettable • Why Julia Gillard's misogyny speech still resonates a decade later • Julia Gillard’s misogyny speech has empowered me – to speak up about her government’s shortcomings | Margaret Ambrose • ‘It feels like fresh air to my ears’: can brown noise really help you concentrate? • Tall and well-built has become my type. How can I give short men a chance? | Leading questions • The astounding impact and reach of long Covid, in numbers and charts • Can I tell you a secret? Episode one: the beginning • Heating and eating: can cost of living and climate protesters join forces? - video • ‘We want the clerics to get lost’: Iran’s schoolgirls emerge as powerful voices of dissent • ‘Monstrosities in the farmland’: how giant warehouses transformed a California town • Microplastics found in human breast milk for the first time • Liz Truss Tory conference speech disrupted by Greenpeace protesters; PM claims cutting taxes ‘right morally and economically’ – live • Iran arrests musician as anthem for protests goes viral • Revealed: 5,000 empty ‘ghost flights’ in UK since 2019, data shows • Russia-Ukraine war live: Kyiv applies for Nato membership after Putin annexes Ukrainian regions • ‘Bolsonaro despises humanity’: the trans politician fighting for Brazil's future • Mahsa Amini: how one women’s death ignited protests in Iran - podcast • Kwarteng’s fiscal pyrotechnics caused this mess – now we need some U-turns • The Guardian view on the financial crisis: a meltdown made in Downing Street | Editorial • What is the Bank of England doing in bid to stabilise UK economy? • Coolio, US west coast rapper of Gangsta’s Paradise fame, dies aged 59 • ‘Every day is worse than the one before’: a Palestinian community fights for survival • ‘Rapid acceleration’ in US school book censorship leads to 2,500 bans in a year • Gunman with swastika on T-shirt kills 15 at Russian school • Italy elections: Giorgia Meloni hails ‘night of pride’ as exit polls point to far-right coalition victory • ‘People should be who they are’: Kenyans embrace genderless fashion • Russia-Ukraine war at a glance | World news | The Guardian • Māori tribe secures landmark apology and compensation over colonial atrocities • Iran blocks capital’s internet access as Amini protests grow • Chris Kaba shooting: 'I have so many questions' – video • Ukraine war live: EU accuses Putin of ‘dangerous gamble’ after his nuclear threat and ‘partial mobilisation’ of Russia • Uefa pre-prepared Champions League final statement blaming ‘late’ fans • How the Champions League final descended into chaos – visual investigation • Puerto Rico struggles with lack of power and water in wake of Hurricane Fiona • Queen’s funeral: crowds gather ahead of Westminster Abbey service – latest updates • Major fire engulfs skyscraper in Changsha, central China • It’s one law for King Charles the billionaire and another for his struggling subjects | Aditya Chakrabortty • Roger Federer announces retirement from tennis after stellar career • Public enters Westminster Hall to pay respects as Queen Elizabeth lies in state – latest updates • Princes side by side as Queen taken from Palace to Westminster • World on brink of five ‘disastrous’ climate tipping points, study finds • King Charles’s staff given redundancy notice during church service for Queen • This is a Britain that has lost its Queen – and the luxury of denial about its past | Afua Hirsch • The human cost of Pakistan’s devastating floods • Russia-Ukraine war live: reports of Russian missile strikes in Kharkiv as Kremlin responds to Ukrainian advances • Chris Kaba’s family demands suspension of Met officer involved in shooting • King Charles III: principal proclamation declares new sovereign after death of Elizabeth II – latest updates • King Charles’s address to the nation – in full • In grieving for the Queen, we also mourn the losses in our own lives | Polly Toynbee • The loss of the Queen will test a divided Britain | Martin Kettle • The Guardian view on the death of Queen Elizabeth II: the end of an era | Editorial • The life of Queen Elizabeth II – a timeline • Live updates: The Queen is under medical observation, with Prince Charles by her side and Prince William travelling to Balmoral • ‘Our people are still trapped’: Uyghur exiles demand action on abuses • Chileans rejected the new constitution, but they still want progressive reforms | Ariel Dorfman • What is Liz Truss's vision for Britain? – video explainer • Tory leadership results live: Liz Truss beats Rishi Sunak to become next UK prime minister • Discovered in the deep: the incredible fish with a transparent head • On the ground: the nuclear plant on Ukraine’s frontline – video • Sign up for Down to Earth: The best way to make sense of the biggest environment stories • ‘Just a pile of mud’: Pakistani floods force family to rebuild home again • Mikhail Gorbachev, former Soviet leader, dies – global reaction • Sri Lanka likes to laugh but our political reforms are no joke • What is the energy price cap and could I end up paying even more? • I never thought I’d be grateful for my auto-immune illness. But a doctor’s letter means at least my heating can’t be cut off | Liz • Is your smartphone ruining your memory? A special report on the rise of ‘digital amnesia’ • Finland’s PM passed her drugs test – now for the rest of the world leaders • Taliban rule in Afghanistan, one year on: ‘Women don’t want to stay here’ – photo essay • Memory games: how to boost your brain power • Cyclists could be made to have registration plates and insurance – report • ‘I don’t see justice in this war’: Russian soldier exposes rot at core of Ukraine invasion • ‘Colour of the skin’: WHO chief hits out over Tigray crisis indifference • ‘I promised Brando I would not touch his Oscar’: the secret life of Sacheen Littlefeather • After 75 years, the hidden memories of India’s partition are rising up through Britain's generations | Kavita Puri • Actor Anne Heche dies a week after car crash, aged 53 • Salman Rushdie attacked at book event in New York state – latest updates • Panic 101: what to do during a panic attack – and how to prevent them • ‘Like a public shaming’: a night with the eco-activists deflating SUV tires • Revealed: how climate breakdown is supercharging toll of extreme weather • Explainer: what makes Ghana’s anti-gay bill so extreme? • Serena Williams is more than a tennis great: she showed black women we could be ourselves | Natasha Henry • FBI seizes documents at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home – live • Yet more disgrace for Trump as the FBI raid Mar-a-Lago. Of course, he’s milking it | Marina Hyde • Olivia Newton-John was that rare thing: a wonderfully unselfconscious star • Revealed: Met police strip-searched 650 children in two-year period • ‘My 12-year-old was sent a work permit – has the world gone mad?’: a Kherson mother’s UK diary • Australian senator calls the Queen a coloniser while being sworn in to parliament • England’s win against Germany is only the beginning for the women’s game | Jonathan Liew • Nasa images show extreme withering of Lake Mead over 22 years • Saying monkeypox is tearing through communities of queer men isn’t stigmatising – being afraid to say it is | Owen Jones • Oak fire remains uncontained as Al Gore warns ‘civilization at stake’ • The biggest moments from the Jan 6 US capitol attack hearings • The brutal US abortion ruling is a potential death sentence for all pregnant women | Emma Brockes • Lack of diversity in England Women squad will stop many girls from dreaming | Anita Asante • The terrifying truth: Britain’s a hothouse, but one day 40C will seem cool | Bill McGuire • Burning planet: why are the world’s heatwaves getting more intense? • ‘Change is possible’: meet the Gen-Zers who embrace climate optimism • 'What is stopping us becoming Ukraine 2.0?': The Estonian women preparing for war • The Uber files | The Guardian • ‘They saw me as calculating, not a child’: how adultification leads to black children being treated as criminals • Uber broke laws, duped police and secretly lobbied governments, leak reveals • Today in Focus — Bangladesh’s catastrophic flooding: the climate crisis frontline • Shinzo Abe: former Japan prime minister confirmed dead after being shot in city of Nara – latest updates • Boris Johnson is resigning. What now? Our panel’s verdict • Boris Johnson to quit as prime minister after new chancellor Nadhim Zahawi tells him to ‘go now’ – live • ‘People want me dead’: abortion providers fear violence after Roe overturned • I’m nearly 60. Here’s what I’ve learned about growing old | Tim Dowling • Uniformed police not welcome at Pride in London, say organisers • Let’s call the overturning of Roe v Wade what it is: state-sanctioned forced birth | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett • Roe v Wade overturned as supreme court strikes down federal right to abortion – live • Climate-friendly diets can make a huge difference – even if you don’t go all-out vegan • Why are big festivals like Glastonbury so white? | Stephanie Phillips • What would a British bill of rights look like? • Hundreds killed after powerful earthquake hits Afghanistan • ‘I got in the car and he blindfolded me. I was willing to risk death’: five women on abortions before Roe • Beat the heat: how to stay cool in hot weather • The writer and the activist: how Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira bonded over the Amazon • Dom Phillips: selfless, stylish writer at home in rave culture and the Amazon • Bruno Pereira: the dedicated defender of Indigenous rights • The lives of Grenfell Tower: portraits of all 72 people who died • ‘A merry-go-round of buck-passing’: inside the four-year Grenfell inquiry • ‘My heart races every time I hear a siren’: Grenfell survivors speak out five years on from the tragedy • The Liverpool and Everton fans fighting to close down food banks • People at risk of suicide facing deportation to Rwanda told to try sudoku • Uvalde survivor, 11, tells House hearing she smeared herself with friend’s blood • Home Office’s Rwanda deportation plans face high court challenge • Matthew McConaughey's full speech on gun reform • Matthew McConaughey passionately pleads for gun control at White House • Prince Charles pays tribute to the Queen’s ‘lifetime of selfless service’ • 100 days of war in Ukraine: how the conflict has developed • The ‘real face of Russia’: the women taking a dangerous stand on St Petersburg's streets - video • Windrush scandal caused by ‘30 years of racist immigration laws’ – report • George Floyd’s murder should have been a watershed, but Britain has learned nothing | Afua Hirsch • Tell us: what can be done to prevent mass shootings in the US? • Texas school shooting: what we know so far • Texas school shooting: first student victims named; Biden calls for action on gun laws after 21 killed – latest updates • Why are monkeypox cases suddenly emerging across the world and could the virus have mutated? • Tuesday briefing: Everything you need to know about monkeypox • Food and energy billionaires $453bn richer than two years ago, finds Oxfam • Shein and the rise of ultra-fast fashion • Buffalo shooting: how white replacement theory keeps inspiring mass murder | Jason Stanley • Drawing monsters in the basement: last child in Ukrainian village in ruin • A pigeon and a chipolata? FFS! First week highlights of Rooney v Vardy • Like a phone dropped in the North Sea, Vardy v Rooney is full of absolute gold | Marina Hyde • Anatomy of a BS real estate listing: eight tricks we all fall for • The invisible Ukrainian who walked 225km to safety from Mariupol • Revealed: the ‘carbon bombs’ set to trigger catastrophic climate breakdown • Why are people protesting in Sri Lanka? • Murdered in Mexico: the final interview with a legendary journalist – video • It’s our land, too: Brazil’s Indigenous peoples protest against Bolsonaro • Windfall taxes and an ‘anti-Putin shield’: how Europe is tackling energy crisis • ‘They bombed every second’: evacuees’ horror weeks in Azovstal steel plant • As the US supreme court moves to end abortion, is America still a free country? | Moira Donegan • DJ Tim Westwood accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women • A hidden war crime: footage sheds light on horrors of war in Syria – video explainer • Massacre in Tadamon: how two academics hunted down a Syrian war criminal • Uganda oil project casts shadow over Total’s eco-friendly image • World Press Photo winners 2022 – in pictures • Inside Ukraine’s suburban horror: ‘I have nothing left’ - video • No 10 refuses to back minister’s claim that PM’s Partygate fine similar to parking ticket – UK politics live • ’Collect my parents or collect my son’s body’: a Kyiv family’s tragic plight • Climate scientists are desperate: we’re crying, begging and getting arrested | Peter Kalmus • ‘This is not the answer’: asylum-seeker in UK slams Rwanda plans • How No 10’s alleged parties took place as UK Covid death toll rose – interactive • 11 years, 10 arrests, at least 62 women: how did Britain’s worst cyberstalker evade justice for so long? • The Guardian view on ghost flights: a symptom, not the disease | Editorial • Russia-Ukraine war latest – follow our live blog • Sri Lanka faces medical emergency as economic crisis hits drug supplies • ‘This is inhumane’: the cost of zero Covid in Shanghai • ‘A war crime’: two young boys among Ukrainians shot dead during attempted evacuation • Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 40, including the Bucha killings • Refugees in Calais: ‘house them like the Ukrainians’ • ‘Some people are freaked out’: how Laetitia Ky tackles abortion, sexism and race with her extraordinary hair • ‘Who will return my stolen life to me?’ The teenagers who fled Mariupol • Energy bills: read your meter today before prices rise • The dangerous tour: Ukraine’s top rock star takes music to the bunkers • ‘To hide the coward’: how Will Smith’s personal history may explain his Oscars violence • Life under Taliban rule: the Afghan girls fighting to go to school • I did not ‘snub’ Kate Middleton. But Jamaica needs more than royal regrets over slavery | Lisa Hanna • Russia-Ukraine war latest – follow live • Two years of Covid grief: tributes to family, friends and colleagues who died in the UK • Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe shows her strength, and a sliver of ice-cold anger • Evidence of war crimes in Ukraine, says British defence minister • ‘Nowhere on earth are people more at risk than Tigray,’ says WHO chief • Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe returns to the UK after six-year ordeal • Debt, sanctions and a cold Westminster tent: how the Iranian hostages were freed • Who are Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, Anoosheh Ashoori and Morad Tahbaz? • Police strip-searched a 15-year-old black girl at school. When will these abuses end? | Diane Abbott • Racism cited as factor in police strip search of girl, 15, at London school • The UK's first professional trans choir: 'It's a joyful act of resistance' • Waiting for the enemy: inside Ukraine's reserve army preparing to defend Kyiv – video • Shopping lists from Ukraine's frontlines: Manchester's response to Putin's war - video • Russia accused of ‘holding 400,000 people hostage’ in Mariupol • Inside Ukraine: life in a bunker as missiles fall on Kharkiv – video • Why Vladimir Putin has already lost this war | Yuval Noah Harari • This climate crisis report asks: what is at stake? In short, everything • Ukraine: what we know on day five of Russia’s invasion • Russia’s war in Ukraine: complete guide in maps, video and pictures • Ukraine island defenders who told Russian navy ‘go fuck yourself’ may still be alive • Why has Putin’s Russia waged war on Ukraine? – video explainer • Russia wages war on Ukraine: follow the latest updates • I’m in Kyiv and awake at the darkest hour – as Putin’s bombs rain down | Nataliya Gumenyuk • Russia has invaded Ukraine: what we know so far • Is Russia invading Ukraine and what will happen next? • What I should have done when my 12-year-old told me he was transgender | Carolyn Tate • Revealed: Credit Suisse leak unmasks criminals, fraudsters and corrupt politicians • Winter Olympics: highs, lows, heroes and villains of Beijing 2022 • A Winter Olympics that was farcical, disturbing and often exceptional | Sean Ingle • The fall of Prince Andrew – a timeline • How the Ukraine crisis looks from Kyiv • The inspirational rise of drag kings: ‘We are smashing down doors left, right and centre!’ • Can I wipe myself off the internet? We ask an expert • Living in a woman’s body: my body belongs to me. I can harness and shape it as I see fit • I’ve started, so I’ll panic: what it’s really like to go on Mastermind • The long list of legal cases against Donald Trump • I photographed Myanmar’s protesters one day – and their funerals the next • West accused of ‘climate hypocrisy’ as emissions dwarf those of poor countries • ‘Absolutely amazing’: Tongan man swept away by tsunami stayed afloat for 24 hours • André Leon Talley, influential fashion journalist, dies aged 73 • ‘I put my arms around her’: doctor’s story captures anger at No 10 parties • 'Do not celebrate. Legislate': Martin Luther King family on voting rights – video • The women filling jails in Argentina for drug offences – a photo essay • Number of adults with dementia to exceed 150m by 2050, study finds • 100 ways to slightly improve your life without really trying • Bill Bernstein’s best photograph: joy and humanity in a homeless centre • Seven occasions when Boris Johnson denied No 10 broke Covid rules • Sidney Poitier: a natural film star who quietly pioneered a revolution • Kazakhstan unrest: what are the protests about? • Holmes verdict an indictment of Silicon Valley’s ‘fake it till you make it’ ethos • The seven types of rest: I spent a week trying them all. Could they help end my exhaustion? • Archbishop Desmond Tutu, giant in fight against apartheid South Africa, dies at 90 • Guardian and Observer charity appeal 2021: support the fight for climate justice • Read more Guardian journalism here • Michael K Williams remembered by Felicia Pearson • Camels bearing healthcare deliver hope in Kenya – photo essay • Why the world is getting hotter – and how you can help • The scars of Belarusian protest – a photo essay • The richest countries are vaccine hoarders. Try them in international court | Anthony Costello • Ghost riders: the invisible lives of Johannesburg food couriers – photo essay • From ‘tempestuous’ child to little rocket man: 10 years of Kim Jong-un • Gabriel Boric vows to ‘fight privileges of the few’ as Chile’s premier • ‘Flagrant disregard’: bereaved hit out at PM over No 10 garden party • ‘My life is weird’: the court artist who drew Ghislaine Maxwell drawing her back • A life in quotes: bell hooks • Those we lost in 2021: Helen McCrory remembered by Cillian Murphy • Seaman who retrieved dead bodies of asylum seekers still tormented by ‘dangerous’ mission • New Zealand to ban smoking for next generation in bid to outlaw habit by 2025 • Looted and left in an English garden, the goat goddess can return to India • Five takeaways from US supreme court’s Mississippi abortion rights case hearing • The Omicron variant reveals the true global danger of ‘vaccine apartheid’ • Trump tested positive for Covid few days before Biden debate, chief of staff says in new book • Even after 40 years the response to Aids in many countries is still held back by stigma | Hakima Himmich and Mike Podmore • New study links major fashion brands to Amazon deforestation • Nelson, BLM and new voices: why Barbados is ditching the Queen • Covid live news: WHO says ‘very high’ global risk from Omicron; Poland to announce new restrictions • The horrific Channel deaths show the UK needs a more humane asylum system | Enver Solomon • Ahmaud Arbery murder: five key moments from the trial • A child injured in the Waukesha parade has died, bringing the toll to six • Why do so many people hate Insulate Britain? Inside the controversial protest movement • Ten ways to confront the climate crisis without losing hope | Rebecca Solnit • ICU is full of the unvaccinated – my patience with them is wearing thin | Anonymous • ‘A death sentence’: Indigenous climate activists denounce Cop26 deal • S2 E4: Laura Whitmore, presenter • Azeem Rafiq: from England hopeful to revealing racism in cricket | Tanya Aldred • Poland-Belarus border crisis: what is going on and who is to blame? • How to retrain your frazzled brain and find your focus again • Astroworld: questions over why Travis Scott played on as crush developed • Cop26 has to be about keeping fossil fuels in the ground. All else is distraction | George Monbiot • Salma Hayek: ‘Weinstein would scream at me, I didn’t hire you to look ugly’ • Cop26 live: world ‘heading for 1.9C of heating’, climate model projects • Cop trumps: how bad are emissions from key polluting countries? • The regrets of the unvaccinated: why Covid-bereaved families are speaking out • The Guardian’s climate pledge • Mocking Meta: Facebook’s virtual reality name change prompts backlash • Support us | The Guardian • Revealed: 60% of Americans say oil firms are to blame for the climate crisis • Seeds of Sudan coup sown after fall of Omar al-Bashir • Alec Baldwin kills woman by firing prop gun on film set of Rust • ‘People shunned me like hot lava’: the runner who raised his fist and risked his life • Surgeons successfully test pig kidney transplant in human patient • Bomb attack on army bus in Damascus leaves 14 dead • David Amess: tributes paid after Conservative MP dies in stabbing attack – latest updates • How to expose corruption, vice and incompetence – by those who have • Inside America's last whites-only church – video • Embracing vitiligo: Ugandan artist dispels skin stigma with portraits • I’m dying. Will it help my beloved husband to cope if I leave him notes? • ‘I eat greasy fried eggs at least once a week’: Daniel Craig on Bond, being buff and crying at British Gas ads • Newcastle United Q&A: who is taking over and why are they controversial? • The 81 women killed in 28 weeks • Explainer: will Britney Spears finally be free after conservatorship ruling? • R Kelly found guilty on racketeering and sex trafficking charges • Antibodies in breast milk remain for 10 months after Covid infection – study • Forced from home: the humans and animals under threat – in pictures • Electric air taxis to make their debut in Brazil’s most congested city • No Michael K Williams? No Anya Taylor-Joy? All the Emmy shocks and snubs • Almonds are out. Dairy is a disaster. So what milk should we drink? • Muslim Americans on life after 9/11: 'The toll has been huge' • ‘Maybe the guy’s a masochist’: how Anthony Fauci became a superstar • Life after terror: the children of 9/11 • Mexico activists celebrate abortion ruling as a sign of culture change • Animals ‘shapeshifting’ in response to climate crisis, research finds • 20 meat and dairy firms emit more greenhouse gas than Germany, Britain or France • ‘Blinded by police’: my search for fellow survivors of an alarming trend • Interoception: the hidden sense that shapes wellbeing • It’s time to brace ourselves for a world without Roe v Wade. Here’s what we must do | Kathryn Kolbert and Julie F Kay • Australia’s Olympians got a $20,000 bonus for a gold medal, our Paralympians get nothing • What is C.1.2, the new Covid variant in South Africa, and should we be worried? • ‘Like a monster tried to get in’: New Orleans, scarred by Katrina, surveys Ida’s wreckage • ‘They call us bewitched’: the DRC performers turning trash into art – photo essay • ‘We brought colour to this country’: the matriarchs of Notting Hill carnival • Big oil coined ‘carbon footprints’ to blame us for their greed. Keep them on the hook | Rebecca Solnit • Brazil’s first transgender pastor: ‘All humans have flaws, being trans isn’t one of them’ • Your guide to all the best action at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics • RIP SENI: racism, graffiti and the UK's mental health crisis - video • ‘Defeat was inevitable’: our panel weighs in on the Afghanistan catastrophe • Khalida Popal: ‘The Afghanistan women’s team was built to fight Taliban ideology’ • Swimming superstar Ellie Cole on diversity, accessibility and bringing people joy • Cuttlefish remember details of their last meal, study finds • Who are the Taliban and how will they govern Afghanistan this time? • An Afghan woman in Kabul: ‘Now I have to burn everything I achieved’ • Afghanistan live news • Greta Thunberg: ethical fast fashion is ‘pure greenwashing’ • Nearly half of American workers don’t earn enough to afford a one-bedroom rental • Summer of fire: blazes burn across Mediterranean with more extreme weather forecast • Ready to quit your job? Here are the 17 questions to ask yourself first • The truth about fast fashion: can you tell how ethical your clothing is by its price? • Female reporter being hunted by the Taliban tells her story • Andrew Cuomo resigns in wake of damning report on sexual harassment • ‘What is happening to me?’ The teenagers trying to make sense of long Covid • ‘We’re not about to back down’: how climate experts hold hope despite the IPCC report • Major climate changes inevitable and irreversible - IPCC’s starkest warning yet • Love, courage and solidarity: 20 essential lessons young athletes taught us this summer • A Trump bombshell quietly dropped last week. And it should shock us all • A year on from Beirut explosion, scars and questions remain • Billie Eilish: ‘To always try to look good is such a loss of joy and freedom’ • Canine ‘super-detectors’: the dogs working to free Iraq from Isis mines • ‘Best a human can be’: indigenous Amazonian Karapiru dies of Covid • What does the dawn of demisexuals tell us? How sex-drenched society has become • ‘An abomination’: the story of the massacre that killed 216 wolves • ‘We wish that was real life’: USA and Iran unite on Tokyo basketball court • Queen secretly lobbied Scottish ministers for climate law exemption • ‘I felt I existed in this world’: TikTok gives a voice to Turkey’s labourers • Why is Bezos flying to space? | Hamilton Nolan • Support our journalism with a contribution of any size • Climate crisis: 50 photos of extreme weather around the world • Revealed: the true extent of America’s food monopolies, and who pays the price • Long Covid has more than 200 symptoms, study finds • Sir Ian McKellen: ‘What does old mean? Quite honestly I feel about 12’ • Climate scientists shocked by scale of floods in Germany • Revealed: Kremlin papers appear to show Putin’s plot to put Trump in White House • The heatwave forcing America to confront climate reality • Alcohol caused 740,000 cancer cases globally last year – study • Hope Virgo: the woman who survived anorexia – and began Dump the Scales • Haiti president Jovenel Moïse assassinated • Johnson said becoming PM was ‘ludicrous’ idea, Cummings claims • Migration and inequality: time for a new story - video animation • Britney Spears wants out of her conservatorship. Experts say a long fight could lie ahead • Big oil and gas kept a dirty secret for decades. Now they may pay the price • Black Women Photographers on the theme of ‘home’ – in pictures • Massive human head in Chinese well forces scientists to rethink evolution • Amnesty: ‘catalogue of violations’ by Israeli police against Palestinians • The Guardian view on famine in Ethiopia: food must not be a weapon • ‘I deserve to have a life’: Britney Spears asks court to end conservatorship • World gained 5.2m millionaires last year in Covid crisis • A silent decimation: South America’s losing battle against Covid • Juneteenth Independence holiday: here's what you need to know • Octopuses and lobsters have feelings – include them in sentience bill, urge MPs • ‘It’s not easy’: seven working parents around the world – photo essay • China’s Uyghurs living in a ‘dystopian hellscape’, says Amnesty report • ‘Sea snot’: Turkish minister announces plan to tackle slimy scourge • G7 leaders in the UK: what are their agendas? • Grace Spence Green: the medical student who was paralysed by a falling man – and found new purpose • The Windrush scandal: our latest reporting • Ukraine’s football kit with map featuring Crimea causes outrage in Russia • Staged sex: how an intimacy coordinator works with actors on sex scenes • Tulsa race massacre at 100: an act of terrorism America tried to forget • NFL to stop controversial use of ‘race-norming’ in brain trauma settlements • Vaccine inequality exposed by dire situation in world’s poorest nations • Buckingham Palace banned ethnic minorities from office roles, papers reveal • Lush forests laid to waste: how Pacific Islands got hooked on logging • World’s only alpine parrot may have moved to the mountains to avoid people • 1821-2021: the greatest Guardian front pages A selection of Guardian front pages through the years. Photograph: Guardian • Airships for city hops could cut flying’s CO2 emissions by 90% • ‘I was sleeping in laybys’: the people who have spent the pandemic living in vans • One year on, how George Floyd’s murder has changed the world • Paralysed man uses ‘mindwriting’ brain computer to compose sentences • ‘Bearing the brunt’: the suffering of children in the Gaza-Israel conflict • Any amount of alcohol consumption harmful to the brain, finds study • Twenty firms produce 55% of world’s plastic waste, report reveals • Kiyan Prince’s legacy lives on for Queens Park Rangers in Fifa 21 • Long Covid symptoms ease after vaccination, survey finds • Sharks use Earth’s magnetic field as ‘GPS’ guidance system, study says • What is the current Israel-Gaza crisis about and where is it heading? • Who owns Australia? • From London to Beijing on the old Silk Road – a photo essay • What is Biden’s policy in the Middle East? | Podcast • Rape is being used as weapon of war in Ethiopia, say witnesses • Tracey Emin on her cancer self-portraits: ‘This is mine. 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