‘She’s not afraid of anyone’: the prison writings of one of Hong Kong’s last outspoken democracy activists
Chow Hang-tung has been detained since 2021, and written about everything from clothes to Tiananmen Square and the…
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Charter plane crashes amid heavy fog in Alaska, killing all eight onboard
‘Civilian-contracted aircraft’ crashes in western Alaska killing two pilots and six passengers, officials say A charter…
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Girl, 6, dies three days after Shoreham sea incident that killed parents and sister
Saja El-Khawas had been in critical condition after being pulled from sea in West Sussex A six-year-old girl has died…
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Five Great Reads: Secret filming, secret surgery and 30 years of Pokémon
Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Jacqui Housden Get this in…
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Manchester United agree deal for Carlos Baleba to continue midfield rebuild
Brighton midfielder will join Tielemans and Santos Club’s most expensive summer signing at initial £65m Manchester…
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US supreme court lets Trump continue work on White House ballroom for now
Chief justice signs temporary order to permit work while court considers emergency appeal from administration The US…
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Lindsay Clancy killed her children. Why do many women support her? – Stateside with Kai and Carter
The trial of Lindsay Clancy, a former nurse accused of murdering her three children, is wrapping up its fifth week. On…
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Amy Hunt pipped into second by Kayla White on return from European gold rush
Briton felt ‘tired’ before Lausanne Diamond League 200m Audrey Werro triumphs in 800m in front of home crowd Britain’s…
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New Mexico man killed in rare fatal bear attack, only second in state in a century
Police department for Navajo Nation neither identified the victim nor said what type of bear had killed him In a rare…
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Quarter of branded baby foods in UK still have too much sugar, analysis finds
Exclusive: Of 224 branded infant foods and snacks, more than half are in breach of guidelines brought in a year ago…
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Meghan reportedly in talks to join Guy Ritchie’s TV series The Gentlemen
The Duchess of Sussex is said to be discussing a return to acting in the third season of Netflix’s hit crime series The…
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The week around the world in 20 pictures
Wildfires in Europe, Russian strikes in Kyiv, the Meta trial and swimming in Gaza – the past seven days as captured by…
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Former 1500m world champion Jenny Simpson steps away from running after cardiac arrest
39-year-old collapsed during event in June American won world title in 2011 Former 1500m world champion Jenny Simpson…
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The many tragedies of the Jason Arday case | Letters
Readers respond to Guardian reports and commentary about the academic, who was found dead at his home last weekend Hugh…
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Why I’m still annoyed about sharing a name with Jethro Tull’s flute-botherer | Letters
Readers respond to letters from the Guardian writers Stephen Moss and Stephen Moss about being confused with each other…
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Douglas Hurd didn’t say ‘prison is an expensive way of making bad people worse’ | Letter
Jon Silverman says that the often misattributed line was probably written by the civil servant David Faulker, but with…
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The bafflingly hard pain we feel when our children leave home for university | Letters
Doug Kessler says parenting is a form of continuous grieving from the time your kids are born. Plus a letter from Mark…
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The Guardian view on the export of fossils: they deserve national treasure status | Editorial
Scientific specimens are being sold to foreign museums or snapped up by the super-rich. They should have the same legal…
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David Harbour has blown Tony Stark’s cover in Avengers: Doomsday. It might just be what Marvel needs
The actor, who plays Red Guardian in the film, made a cryptic comment to Variety that raised more Robert Downey…
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JD Vance reportedly mocks Carney for trying to ‘out-tough’ Trump on trade
Audio recording of US vice-president apparently made at New York fundraiser and shared with Canadian Press Leaked audio…
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Salty Brine: How Strange It Is (The Neutral Milk Hotel Show) review – one of today’s most powerful stage voices
Summerhall, Edinburgh Intertwining his diaries with Anne Frank’s gives Brine a tough job, but his passionate…
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From the classroom to the locker room: nine days of ‘deeply disturbing’ sexual assault allegations shake Australia
Spaces where there are norms of sexism and high levels of alcohol consumption can be a risk factor for sexual violence,…
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Gold and bitcoin surge after US bond market selloff; UK economy on ‘firmer footing’ - as it happened
Rolling coverage of the latest events in global financial markets, the economy and major corporate moves Economists are…
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Palestine Action ‘Barclays five’ will not be sentenced as terrorists
Activists who targeted bank in Burnley were found guilty in June of causing damage exceeding £200,000 Five Palestine…
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A History of Paper review – Shirley Henderson and Alan Cumming sing a fragile romance
Pitlochry Festival theatre Oliver Emanuel’s musical love story between tenement neighbours is told via origami gifts…
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Airbus bows to remote working demands after series of strikes
Aeroplane maker said to have watered down plans to restrict working from home to one day a week Airbus has bowed to…
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Biggest El Niño for a century forecast to bring UK more autumn rain and storms
‘Unprecedented’ weather pattern over Pacific Ocean to be felt worldwide, with severe droughts expected in some areas…
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‘I could have put a deposit on a house or do this crazy experiment’: the British musician playing 365 gigs this year
Isaac Neilson is burning through his savings to play a gig every day in 2026 in a bold bid to break through – and…
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Snowboarding in the Andes and a twin panda birthday: photos of the day – Friday
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...
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Home Office could be blocked from deporting trafficking victims to Albania
Many males are returned even if they have been trafficked but Home Office must now consider new legal guidance UK…
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Who Killed Marilyn? review – dismal attempt to solve mystery of Monroe with Pixie Lott
Emerald theatre, London An account of the superstar’s life revisits her relationships and considers some conspiracy…
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Are baby products the secret to better skin? 15 toiletries worth trying
With gentler formulas and lower prices, children’s toiletries can work just as well for adults. From nappy rash cream…
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It’s Harry and Meghan in Finding Freedom 2: Back in Blighty | Marina Hyde
Hard to fathom exactly why Megxit is over and the self-exiled wonder generators are leaving California. Luckily, the…
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Manchester United’s midfield rebuild leaves Carrick with no excuses
Signings of Tielemans and Santos have addressed an area that has been problematic since the manager himself stopped…
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Kapoor’s blockbusting blobs, terrible Tudors and Emin’s proteges – the week in art
Lose yourself in Anish Kapoor’s black holes while Horrible Histories’ illustrator visits Preston and Margate hosts…
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