Iran-backed Houthis claim missile attack on Saudi Arabia as regional tensions escalate
Saudi air defences intercept ballistic missiles as Iran reports first night without US strikes in two weeks Yemen’s…
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Staff turnover is rampant under Trump 2.0 – with insidious results | Arwa Mahdawi
A new report shows more Senate-confirmed staffers have left their jobs this time around than in his first term Donald…
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Postpartum psychosis or murder? Trial of mother who killed her kids spotlights mental health
Lindsay Clancy’s mental wellbeing will be a central question during her trial for strangling her three children to…
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The UK has its first Catholic PM – but don’t expect a US-style religious culture war to follow
Trump administration has clashed with Vatican on social issues but Burnham’s faith is shaped by different principles…
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‘I never mentioned it for 25 years. I didn’t want to be a victim of the bomb’: Hiroshima survivor Koko Kondo on horror, anger and forgiveness
On that fateful day in 1945, Kondo was just a baby in her mother’s arms. She talks about her father’s newly discovered…
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‘Everywhere there were pitifully injured people’: how a newly unearthed memoir captures the devastation of Hiroshima
In an exclusive extract from his memoir, Kiyoshi Tanimoto describes the terrifying trip across the city to locate his…
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‘Proxy for Trump’ Milei tours Latin America to meet far-right leaders
Tour comes amid Argentinian president’s declining popularity and far-right victories across Latin America Argentina’s…
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‘The rain in São Paulo makes everything so cinematic’: Simone Arruda’s best phone picture
The Brazilian photographer was drawn to the train passengers lost in their books on a soggy March evening “São Paulo is…
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Revealed: history of Spain’s fearless 1970s trans-rights political collective
Pioneering activists risked arrest and imprisonment amid lingering persecution after Franco dictatorship New research…
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Andrew O’Hagan: ‘The worst thing anyone’s said to me? That I was the spitting image of David Cameron’
The author on an encounter with the CIA, an embarrassing moment in church, and longing to hold hands with David…
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‘People who commit heinous crimes can be victims’: Michael Mann on the provocative power of Manhunter at 40
As a stunning 4K restoration arrives in theaters, the director and cast reflect on creating the disturbing descent into…
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Warning: Australian politicians are importing the British right’s visions of doom | Jack Jacobs
Having met Nigel Farage, Rupert Lowe and Tommy Robinson, Pauline Hanson is deploying their rhetoric in a country with a…
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The perfect books for the beach … picked by Freida McFadden, Mick Herron, Robert Harris and more
From a transporting historical saga to a tale of small-town betrayal, the authors of our favourite page-turners reveal…
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Premier League: club-by-club guide to transfer business so far – and what they still need
The English transfer record has been smashed, with Elliot Anderson and Morgan Rogers on the move during a busy summer…
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‘I’m living every lap and every corner’: Allan McNish on guiding Audi into F1 from pitwall
Racing director believes his career behind the wheel can help the team deliver where others have failed as new entrants…
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‘What the hell just happened?’: Ryan Fox on his Open triumph and famous sporting family
New Zealander has returned home with the Claret Jug in tow after stepping out of his father’s shadow The curse of the…
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The hill I will die on: Breakfast cereal is for babies – I eat salad in the mornings, like a grownup | Jacq Kelly
There’s no way I could get by on a bowl of Coco Pops – give me sliced tomatoes and cucumber every time I recently got…
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What links Finding Nemo and Little Shop of Horrors? The Saturday quiz
From Carthage airport and Dante’s Purgatory to Maglia Rosa, Maillot Jaune and La Roja, test your knowledge with the…
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Why are lollipops called lollipops and why does beetroot stain? The kids’ quiz
Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior…
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Furious: this serial killer thriller is the most staggeringly feminist TV you’ll ever watch
The new detective series with Emmy Rossum and Quincy Tyler Bernstine chasing a female serial killer is a must-see for…
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The Guide #253: Once the season of surprise breakout hits, this summer’s TV has lost its heat
In this week’s newsletter: The release calendar is more shaped by award seasons than what viewers might be looking for,…
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Waratahs spoil Fijian Drua party to claim third straight Super Rugby Women’s title
Fijian Drua 17-34 NSW Waratahs as grand final held in Fiji for first time Tahs forward Faliki Pohiva named player of…
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Ukraine war briefing: Russia launches deadly attack on weapons exhibition near Kyiv
Zelenskyy says defence industry event should not have taken place; US influencer Laura Loomer visits Kyiv. What we know…
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‘I will die for this cause’: how India’s cockroach meme became the biggest challenge to Modi’s grip on power
Prime minister’s propaganda machine falters as fiercely secular youth protests reclaim nationalism by Hannah…
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Law student charged after military-grade bomb intercepted near Irish border
Isobella Perrie Sullivan, 25, remanded in custody after intelligence-led operation against dissident republicans A…
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Trump threatens EU with ‘substantial’ tariffs over fines of US tech giants
After Google fined €890m by EU, US president said Brussels was ‘robbing’ American companies and taxpayers What to know…
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Commonwealth Games 2026: Canada win men’s gymnastics team final marred by fall – live
Scotland’s Duncan Scott wins swimming gold Swan claims first gold of Games | Mail Billy Boxing: England’s Lauren…
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Chuck Russell, director of The Mask and The Blob, dies aged 74
The film-maker, also behind A Nightmare on Elm Street 3, died on Wednesday in his San Diego home Director Chuck…
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Paramount agrees to pause $110bn Warner Bros merger as case plays out
Twelve states led by California had obtained temporary restraining order blocking merger from closing for 28 days…
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Rebel Wilson had a legal win but didn’t come out of The Deb defamation trial unscathed
Judgment dismissing Charlotte MacInnes’s case expressed doubts about credibility of three key witnesses, and is likely…
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Karim Khan ousted as prosecutor of international criminal court
Member states vote to remove British barrister after allegations of sexual abuse The prosecutor of the international…
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‘You need to evolve’: Enzo Maresca plots life after Pep at Manchester City
Italian does not shy away from the task of following a legend but his previous time at the club may help him Relaxed…
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The week around the world in 20 pictures
Wildfires in Europe, Russian missile strikes in Kyiv, cockroach protests in New Delhi and the World Cup final – the…
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LeBron James going to the Philadelphia 76ers is perfectly in character
Philadelphia wasn’t the obvious destination for LeBron James. That may be exactly why it makes perfect sense for a…
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Tyson Fury defeats 46-year-old Mariusz Wach in warm-up for expected Joshua bout
Fight in Pattaya, Thailand had no live broadcast Anthony Joshua faces Kristian Prenga on Saturday Tyson Fury fulfilled…
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