The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBoris Johnson No transition period without EU agreement, Boris Johnson admitsThe GuardianBoris Johnson broke cover on Monday night in an interview for the BBC in which he was forced to admit there would be no transition period without the EU’s agreement in the event of a no-deal Brexit. In
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesIsrael Folau Israel Folau: Australian Christian lobby hosts new fundraising effortThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressThe Australian Christian Lobby is hosting a fundraising effort on its website for the former Wallabies star Israel Folau after his GoFundMe page was shut down. As at 7am Tuesday, almost $50,000 had been
The Guardianadded this to FootballFIFA Fifa investigating Cameroon behaviour in World Cup defeat against EnglandThe Guardian - Suzanne WrackFifa is holding a priority investigation, to be concluded within 48 hours, into the behaviour of the Cameroon team during their 3-0 loss to England in the last 16 of the Women’s World Cup on Sunday evening.
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt pushes for defence spending to rise by a quarterThe Guardian - Heather Stewart Political editorJeremy Hunt will promise to increase spending on defence by a quarter during the next five years, as he seeks to woo the grassroots Tories who will select Britain’s next prime minister. The foreign secretary
The Guardianadded this to US NewsBorder Patrol Anti-immigrant militia member charged with impersonating US border patrolGuardian US - Sam Levin and agenciesA member of an armed group known for stopping migrants at the US-Mexico border was arrested and charged with impersonating a US border patrol agent. Jim Benvie, spokesman for the Guardian Patriots, a that
The Guardianadded this to FootballSweden Hedvig Lindahl’s sweet save sends Canada home and Sweden into quartersThe Guardian - Press AssociationStina Blackstenius fired Sweden into the quarter-finals of the Women’s World Cup but they needed a penalty save from Hedvig Lindahl to beat Canada 1-0 in Paris. A slow-burner finally came to life in the
The Guardianadded this to FootballReiss Nelson Brekalo’s brace helps Croatia Under-21s haul England back three timesThe Guardian - Andy Hunter at San Marino StadiumEngland Under-21s signed off the European Championships just as they started with careless mistakes and a chaotic finale allowing victory to fall from their grasp. Three times Aidy Boothroyd’s side led
The Guardianadded this to FilmPlay buttonConjuring 2 Annabelle Comes Home review – creaky funhouse horror threequelThe Guardian - Benjamin LeeThere’s an extraordinary amount of creaking in demonic doll threequel Annabelle Comes Home, a schlocky horror set in a world where every door and cupboard hinge could do with a healthy smattering of oil.
The Guardianadded this to TV & RadioWindrush The Unwanted: The Secret Windrush Files review – who could feel proud of Britain after this?The Guardian - Amelia GentlemanAs the Empire Windrush made its way from the Caribbean to Britain in 1948, politicians in Westminster were frantically scheming about how they could prevent a ship carrying hundreds of black immigrants
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBoris Johnson Boris Johnson begins media blitz but refuses to discuss family lifeThe Guardian - Jessica Elgot, Rowena Mason and Rajeev SyalBoris Johnson broke cover on Monday night vowing he would never reveal the events that led to the police being called to the home of his partner Carrie Symonds last week, after neighbours reported a loud
The Guardianadded this to World NewsHong Kong ‘We have no other choice’: as China erodes democracy Hong Kong citizens prepare to leaveThe Guardian - Verna YuI love Hong Kong but we have no other choice ... who would want to leave the place where you grew up? Elisa Wong Elisa Wong had always thought she would move away from Hong Kong when her seven-year-old
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesCricket World Cup Australia need to show flexible side to give England a big World Cup problemThe Guardian - Geoff LemonEven two-thirds of the way through the Cricket World Cup group stage we are still waiting for teams to peel off their false moustaches and reveal who they really are. Pakistan have been traditionally Sri
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesTransport for London Woman 'poses as dead cyclist's aunt' to oppose new London bike laneThe Guardian - Helen Pidd North of England editorA woman posed as the aunt of a cyclist who was killed in London in order to oppose plans for a new segregated bike lane, according to the victim’s mother. Eilidh Cairns, a television producer from Alnwick
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson ‘Why take risks?’: Boris Johnson's team keep candidate on tight leashThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorThe Boris Johnson submarine is about to surface, according to his campaign team, after weeks beneath the radar dodging debates and refusing television interviews. They claim a “media blitz” is about to
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesEnvironment HMRC pushes steep VAT increase for new solar-battery systemsThe Guardian - Jillian Ambrose Energy correspondentHomes hoping to shrink their carbon footprints by installing a solar-battery system face a steep VAT increase from October under new laws proposed by HMRC. The Treasury put forward legislation on Monday
The Guardianadded this to World NewsWorld News Requiescat in pace: Finland's Yle radio axes Latin news show after 30 yearsThe Guardian - AFP in HelsinkiFinland’s public broadcaster Yle has ended its weekly Latin language news bulletin, after three decades on the air, the broadcaster announced. Since its debut in 1989, Nuntii Latini has offered a five-minute
The Guardianadded this to World NewsCanadian News Google sister company releases details for controversial Toronto projectThe Guardian - Tara Deschamps in TorontoThe Google sister company behind a controversial, hi-tech redevelopment scheme for a swath of Toronto’s waterfront has released the first detailed outline of an ambitious project, but stakeholders say
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson May yawned. God this was dull. Why was she even here?The Guardian - John CraceHow times change. Two months ago a statement by the prime minister on the latest EU council meeting would have been considered a significant occasion. One worthy of a full House of Commons. Now the government
The Guardianadded this to BusinessJohn McDonnell FirstGroup investor Coast Capital makes some reasonable pointsThe Guardian - Nils PratleyHalf a decade ago, FirstGroup could boast it was “one of the world’s great transport groups”. That, at least, was the line used by Martin Gilbert when he bowed out as chairman after 27 years and, broadly
The Guardianadded this to FashionFashion (UK) 'Don't shoot': why Vetements' latest T-shirt is causing controversyThe Guardian - Ellie Violet BramleyTrend-setting label Vetements has been criticised for featuring a T-shirt that read “Don’t shoot” in Arabic, French and English, at its spring/summer 2020 show last week. The T-shirt is a semi-replica
The Guardianadded this to US SportSports USA edge past gritty Spain to set up mouthwatering quarter-final with FranceThe Guardian - Caitlin Murray at Stade Auguste-Delaune, ReimsThe hype around the US at this World Cup finally appears to be waning, even as the Americans beat a resilient Spain side 2-1 on Monday with the help of two penalties. Both spot kicks were scored by Megan
The Guardianadded this to FootballCameroon Women’s football cannot – and should not – be judged on one wild gameThe Guardian - Eni AlukoSome of the behaviour we saw from Cameroon’s players and their coach in their game against England was shocking, but it is important to make it clear that it was not an indictment of the women’s game.
The Guardianadded this to FashionNaomi Campbell Naomi Campbell pays tribute to London roots as she wins icon awardThe Guardian - Scarlett ConlonNaomi Campbell paid tribute to her south London roots as she was unveiled as the recipient of the British Fashion Council’s 2019 fashion icon award. Campbell made history when she became the first black
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesOpinion (UK) The Guardian view on female voice assistants: not OK, GoogleThe Guardian - EditorialWithin two years there will be more voice assistants on the internet than there are people on the planet. Another, possibly more helpful, way of looking at these statistics is to say that there will still
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesAurora Cannabis Medical cannabis firms press UK to loosen prescription rulesThe Guardian - Rob DaviesManufacturers say not allowing GPs to prescribe drug fails patients and forfeits gains The world’s largest medicinal cannabis company has urged the government to allow GPs to prescribe the drug, calling
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBrexit The Guardian view on Tory leadership: politics may not survive BrexitThe Guardian - EditorialThe threat by a Conservative minister to bring down the government of the next party leader if he attempts to leave the European Union without a deal shows how the Brexit virus, having hijacked the Tory
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBoris Johnson Boris Johnson’s chaotic private life parallels his public pronouncementsThe Guardian - Suzanne MooreThey sit in a field, no drinks on the table, loved up as never before – or so we are to believe. We are expected to call them Boris and Carrie, as though they are people we might know or even like. How
The Guardianadded this to World NewsUruguay 'Cocaine king of Milan' escapes from prison in Uruguay through hole in roofThe Guardian - Lorenzo Tondo in PalermoAn Italian mafia boss known as the “cocaine king of Milan” has escaped from prison in Uruguay where he was awaiting extradition to Italy, the South American country’s interior ministry has announced. Morabito,
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) Bond yields are useful for telling us about the future. And it’s not looking goodThe Guardian - Greg JerichoOn Monday the prime minister gave a speech to the WA Chamber of Commerce that outlined some economic policies he planned to pursue. Chief among them was cutting red tape (apparently the past six years
The Guardianadded this to World NewsMicronesia Nauru 19 'back at square one' after stay of prosecution thrown outThe Guardian - Helen DavidsonThe so-called Nauru 19’s fight against prosecution is “back at square one” after a court of appeal threw out a permanent stay of prosecution on Friday. The ruling, which was based largely on technicalities
