Emmanuel Macron G7: Trump's demands for Russia's readmission cause row in BiarritzGuardian US - Julian Borger in BiarritzDonald Trump has rowed with his fellow G7 leaders over his demand that Russia be readmitted to the group, rejecting arguments that it should remain an association of liberal democracies, according to at
Environment Beachgoers left 'gasping for breath' after incident in EssexThe Guardian - Jedidajah OtteEmergency services have been called to the seafront in Essex to investigate reports of people coughing and struggling to breathe. Police, the ambulance service and the fire service attended Fourth Avenue
Los Angeles deputy made up 'shooting' which prompted huge police responseGuardian US - Associated Press in Los AngelesA Los Angeles county deputy lied when he said he was shot in the shoulder while standing in a sheriff’s station parking lot last week and will face a criminal investigation, authorities said. “The reported
G7 Summit G7 leaders told to scrap discriminatory gender laws from statute booksThe Guardian - Angelique Chrisafisin BiarritzGender equality advisory council says states must begin enshrining equal rights in law The G7 leaders have been told to get rid of discriminatory gender laws that still exist on their statute books and
Hong Kong More Hongkongers look to move to Australia amid growing political unrestThe Guardian - Ben DohertyHong Kong’s continuing political unrest has led to a surge in applications from residents seeking to emigrate, including to Australia, and some migration agents are reporting a doubling in inquiries as
AFL With the Hawks in a new phase, the Tigers sense a chance to create an era of their ownThe Guardian - Craig LittleHawthorn’s success over the past 50 years – during which they have won a dozen flags – makes them the only AFL club for which a period of nearly four years could be classified as a post-premiership era.
Tottenham Hotspur Joelinton secures Newcastle’s first points in surprise win at TottenhamThe Guardian - David Hytner at Tottenham Hotspur StadiumInsulting criticism. Complete lies. An over-sensationalised mini-crisis. Steve Bruce’s soundbites had been heavy on emotion in the countdown to this trip to Tottenham, a portrait of a manager determined
Opinion Swearing has its place in journalism – when used sparingly and skilfullyThe Guardian - Paul ChadwickIn a secular society that values free speech, there is no general right not to be offended It is difficult to discuss coarse language without using some. So, if reading on, be warned. Our style guide the
Wolves Raul Jiménez rescues Wolves with late penalty to deny impressive BurnleyThe Guardian - Paul MacInnes at MolineuxAn ice-cold penalty from Raúl Jiménez earned Wolves a point at the last after an impressive performance from Burnley had not only kept the hosts out but at arm’s length for 90 minutes. VAR confirmed the
GCSEs The Guardian view on easier GCSEs at private schools: insult added to injuryThe Guardian - EditorialNew evidence showing that private-school pupils in England and Wales are not only taking easier qualifications than state-school ones, but being given the same credit for them by the most prestigious will
Notting Hill Carnival 'Positive vibes all the way': partygoers revel in Notting Hill carnivalThe Guardian - Mattha Busby“Find someone to dance with!” shouted an MC sat on top of a soundsystem being driven up the Notting Hill Carnival parade route. “Do something crazy!” On cue, hundreds of people wearing bright yellow T-shirts
Notting Hill Carnival Notting Hill carnival 2019 – photo essayThe Guardian - The Guardian viewMore than a million people are expected at Notting Hill carnival in west London over the bank holiday weekend. Sunday is family day, when performances are predominantly for the entertainment and involvement
Opinion The Guardian view on museum culture: take your timeThe Guardian - EditorialWhat is the place of art in a culture of inattention? Recent visitors to the Louvre report that tourists can now spend only a minute in front of the Mona Lisa before being asked to move on. Much of that
Amazon US companies tell Apple and Amazon to put planet before profitsThe Guardian - Zoe WoodThe bosses of some of the world’s biggest companies, including Apple and Amazon, have been told to put the planet before profits – not by environmental campaigners but by other multinationals, including
Vuelta a España Nairo Quintana wins Vuelta second stage as Roche takes leader's jerseyThe Guardian - Guardian sportNairo Quintana made an early statement at the Vuelta a España with a powerful ride to win Stage 2 in Calpe as Ireland’s Nicolas Roche took the overall leader’s jersey. A select group of riders including
Citizenship British citizens born in US risk having UK bank accounts frozenThe Guardian - Kalyeena Makortoff Banking correspondentTens of thousands of British citizens born in the US but who left when only a few months or years old risk having their bank accounts in Britain frozen because of intense pressure by US tax authorities
FA WSL Sunderland Ladies given new hope in bid to return from football’s marginsThe Guardian - Louise Taylor at the Stadium of LightOn a sweltering July night in the middle of a French heatwave six graduates of Sunderland Ladies started England’s narrow Women’s World Cup semi-final defeat by the United States. The sight of Steph Houghton,
Aaron Paul ‘Breaking Bad’ Movie Coming to Netflix in OctoberThe Guardian - Elliott KimeNetflix has announced that it will release a Breaking Bad film, centred on Aaron Paul’s mercurial meth cook Jesse Pinkman, nearly six years after 10.3 million people tuned in to watch the show’s finale.
Hunger Strike UK banks face week of hunger strikes and protestsThe Guardian - Kalyeena Makortoff Banking correspondentA number of banks face direct action protests in the UK starting on Monday, including hunger strikes outside Clydesdale Bank’s Glasgow headquarters, Danske Bank’s branch in Belfast and Lloyds’ offices
UK News Boy aged 12 dies from injuries after electric shock on railway trackThe Guardian - PA MediaA boy injured when he came into contact with overhead power lines on a railway track a week ago has died. The 12-year-old was being treated for severe electric shock after the incident in Glasgow last
Jeffrey Epstein Prince Andrew took flight on Epstein private jet with Russian modelThe Guardian - Jon Swaine in New YorkPrince Andrew took a previously undisclosed flight on Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet with a group that included a Russian model. Andrew and Anna Malova, then 27, were among nine people on Epstein’s plane
David Koch David Koch obituaryGuardian US - Michael CarlsonDavid Koch, who has died aged 79, was ranked as the eleventh richest person in the world. Alongside his older brother Charles, he built his family’s company into one of the US’s biggest conglomerates each
Shinzo Abe Trump and Abe herald US-Japan deal in shadow of China trade warThe Guardian - Reuters in BiarritzIt’s a very big transaction, and we’ve agreed in principle. It’s billions and billions of dollars Donald Trump The US and Japan agreed in principle on Sunday to core elements of a trade deal that Donald
Pep Guardiola Guardiola has enviable options but Manchester City have flaws on flanksThe Guardian - Ed AaronsHow exactly do you beat a team like Manchester City? It’s a conundrum that has outfoxed all but a select group of managers over this and the previous two seasons as Pep Guardiola’s side have swept all
Jair Bolsonaro Ex-minister: Bolsonaro ‘most detested’ leader as he neglects the AmazonThe Guardian - Tom Phillips Latin America correspondentJair Bolsonaro’s neglect of the Amazon has made him “the most despised and detested leader” on earth, Brazil’s former environment minister has claimed, as the far-right leader again rebuked French president
Music (UK) Art Pepper never stopped practisingThe Guardian - LettersRuss Denton has fallen victim to Art Pepper’s legendary self-mythologising (Letters, 23 August 23). Pepper practised assiduously, in and out of prison. He’d not only played in the six months previous making
Science Bill’s mother’s blown across the countryThe Guardian - Letters“It’s looking a bit black over Bill’s mother’s” is a long-heard comment in the north of England to forewarn that rain is imminent. Its use in a recent book about Stoke (Letters, 24 August) has merely a
Environment Let’s just burn all household wasteThe Guardian - LettersWestminster councillor Tim Mitchell draws attention to a key issue in the plastics recycling debate: contamination by “wrong items”, such as the compostable bags now becoming widely used by the Guardian,
HS2 HS2 costs and benefits: a search for clear evidenceThe Guardian - LettersPhilip Inman asserts that “HS2 has been 15 years in the making and is the best compromise option the transport ministry and its advisers could come up with for improving the UK’s transport system” (Business
Science Heart attacks and the efficacy of polypills – a hard pill to swallow?The Guardian - LettersYour headline (Single polypill reduces risk of heart attacks and strokes, study finds, 23 August) should really have been tempered by quoting the absolute rather than the relative risk-reduction figures.
