The Guardianadded this to FootballGermany Germany stroll into last 16 with comfortable win over South AfricaThe Guardian - Press AssociationGermany sealed top spot in Group B as they eased past South Africa with a 4-0 Women’s World Cup victory in Montpellier on Monday. Following 1-0 wins in their opening two matches against China and Spain,
The Guardianadded this to CricketShakib Al Hasan Ruthless Shakib drives Bangladesh to victory over hapless West IndiesThe Guardian - Vic Marks at TauntonA blistering innings of 124 from Shakib al Hasan led Bangladesh to a straightforward win against West Indies. The target was 322 and Bangladesh reached it with seven wickets and 8.3 overs to spare. This
The Guardianadded this to BusinessDeutsche Bank Kier Group must execute a fast recovery to restore investor confidenceThe Guardian - Nils PratleyWhat were they smoking in Kier Group’s boardroom last September when the directors decided it would be prudent to increase shareholders’ annual dividend by 2% to 69p? Nine months later, the contracting
The Guardianadded this to TennisNick Kyrgios Nick Kyrgios leads latest outpouring of disrespect towards top playersThe Guardian - Kevin Mitchell at Queen’s ClubNick Kyrgios says he is happy to keep his feud with Novak Djokovic ticking over at Wimbledon next month – while Daniil Medvedev, another of the sport’s young rebels, uttered the ultimate heresy on Monday
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesUK News 'There's more knife crime, more drugs': east London frustration at latest stabbingThe Guardian - Amy WalkerResidents of Stratford, east London, have voiced their fears and frustration over rising violence in the area after the fatal stabbing of a man in his 40s in the early hours of Monday. The death in Whalebone
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) Theresa May could yet give us the ultimate parting gift: a Brexit referendumThe Guardian - Polly ToynbeeWho knows the dark recesses of her mind, this locked-in woman incapable of communication? The obscene sight of Tory leadership candidates splashing out cash by the bucketload is just one of the head-clutching,
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) The Wahaca row shows why workers need a new way to uniteThe Guardian - Zoe WilliamsA row recently erupted over workers’ conditions in the restaurant group Wahaca that turned out to be a little more complicated than it looked. Some diners had done a runner; another, law-abiding punter,
The Guardianadded this to FashionItalian Fashion Fendi celebrates Italian summers with help of Luca GuadagninoThe Guardian - Scarlett Conlon in MilanTwo Italian greats came together on Monday morning in Milan as the fashion house Fendi unveiled the Oscar-winning director Luca Guadagnino as the guest artist for its spring/summer 2010 men’s collection.
The Guardianadded this to EnvironmentEnvironment Australia quizzed by EU and China on whether it can meet 2030 Paris climate targetThe Guardian - Katharine Murphy Political editorThe Morrison government has been challenged by the European Union and by China about whether it can meet its Paris commitments given rising emissions, and about growing pollution from vehicles, ahead a
The Guardianadded this to EnvironmentEnvironment ‘Significant suffering’: experts call for national plan to save wombats from mangeThe Guardian - Alexandra SpringLast month Grasso wasn’t doing well. The bare-nosed wombat, dubbed Fatso in Italian, was infected with mange. The devastating skin disease caused by parasitic mites had left his skin crusted, bleeding
The Guardianadded this to Business Not so hospitable – waiters on their restaurant horror storiesThe Guardian - Stuart HeritageThis weekend it emerged that the restaurant chain Wahaca asked a waiter to pay back part of a bill after his customers left without paying. Although Wahaca later decided against doing so – blaming the
The Guardianadded this to Rugby UnionRugby Australia Calls for Super Rugby cull as Australian teams fail to fire againThe Guardian - Bret HarrisThere are calls for Australia to cut another Super Rugby team after only one side, the Brumbies, reached the playoffs this season. This comes just two years after the axing of the Western Force, but it
The Guardianadded this to BusinessUnemployment There is zero heat in the economy – and hopes for a wages increase are absurdly optimisticThe Guardian - Greg JerichoThe latest labour force figures released last week made it clear that hopes for an increase in wages growth is a long way off and the government’s predictions in its budget are absurdly optimistic. Just
The Guardianadded this to BusinessNational Australia Bank Call to arms: how can Australia avoid a slow and painful decline?The Guardian - Gay AlcornIt is possible to achieve higher GDP per capita (as much as 36%) while ensuring growth is inclusive and environmentally sustainable. David Thodey, CSIRO chairman Australia is at a crossroads. Drift towards
The Guardianadded this to FootballJohn Terry Under-21 Euros are ‘knockout from day one’ Boothroyd warns England playersThe Guardian - Andy Hunter in CesenaAidy Boothroyd has said England’s hopes of winning the European Under-21 Championship will be on the line from the moment their tournament starts against France on Tuesday. Only the three group winners
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsBusiness Hammond 'aware of risks' over trading with China but presses onThe Guardian - Richard Partington Economics correspondentBritain is aware of the risks facing sensitive areas of the economy from greater levels of Chinese investment, Philip Hammond has said, as London forges closer economic ties with Beijing despite US concerns.
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesMaternity Leave Stella Creasy: MPs' standards authority does not recognise maternity leaveThe Guardian - Jessica ElgotThe Labour MP Stella Creasy has said she feels parliament is telling her to “choose between being a mum and being an MP”, revealing that the parliamentary standards authority has told expectant mothers
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeBoris Johnson The Guardian view on a Brexit election: the unicorns are backThe Guardian - EditorialThe eccentric and extreme nature of Brexit has led to some bizarre outcomes. Perhaps the strangest is that the departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union has been downgraded from a national
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) I’m pregnant and forced to choose between being an MP and a mumThe Guardian - Stella CreasyPrejudices and unhelpful tropes about motherhood suffocate female representatives – whether we have children or not Even when you’ve spent a lifetime fighting for equality, you can still be floored by
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) The Guardian view on Hong Kong’s crisis: the people have spokenThe Guardian - EditorialWhen hundreds of thousands of people have marched in what appeared to be the biggest protest in Hong Kong’s history, their chants of anger ringing from the streets, it sounds perverse to draw attention
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) Why is it so hard for Labour to find a woman for its inner circle?The Guardian - Suzanne MooreOn Sunday night, I may have watched some men in suits talking nonsense. I may have been in the pub. I may have fallen asleep because the Tory-leadership candidate who is actually going to win couldn’t
The Guardianadded this to World NewsMyanmar UN report condemns its conduct in Myanmar as systemic failureThe Guardian - Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Emanuel StoakesA damning report by the UN on its own conduct in Myanmar has condemned the organisation’s “obviously dysfunctional performance” over the past decade and concluded there was a systemic failure. The report,
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesHomelessness Removal of homeless camps trebles as charities warn of 'out of control' crisisThe Guardian - Sarah Marsh and Patrick GreenfieldFigures show camp clearances by local authorities across UK have surged in last five years The number of homeless camps forcibly removed by councils across the UK has more than trebled in five years, show,
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleLifestyle (UK) Why it's time to stop buying pedigree dogsThe Guardian - Felicity Cloake‘What breed is she?” is one of the questions I’ve learned to avoid in the dog park, along with “Ooh, what’s he rolling in?” and “Are you sure that’s play-fighting?”. The park seems to be populated entirely
The Guardianadded this to FashionPlay buttonFashion (UK) Gloria Vanderbilt: farewell fashion's innovative heiressThe Guardian - Leah HarperGloria Vanderbilt first ventured into the fashion world as a model. She was photographed by top names including Richard Avedon and Horst P Horst and appeared in Vogue as well as Harper’s Bazaar. It wasn’t
The Guardianadded this to World NewsWorld News Suspect in killing of German politician was jailed for attempted bombingThe Guardian - Kate Connolly in BerlinA man with links to rightwing extremist groups who once planted a pipe bomb outside a home for asylum seekers is a suspect in the murder of a German politician this month, security sources have said. man
The Guardianadded this to TV & RadioPlay buttonJohn Oliver John Oliver on impeachment: 'The case for inaction is starting to get weak'The Guardian - Dream McClintonOn Last Week Tonight, John Oliver discussed the growing calls for impeachment and what it might actually mean for Donald Trump and Democrats. “Ever since this president was elected, some people have been
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesMohamed Morsi Mohamed Morsi, ousted president of Egypt, dies in courtThe Guardian - Ruth Michaelson in CairoEgypt’s first democratically elected civilian president, Mohamed Morsi, has collapsed during a court session and died, almost six years after he was forced from power in a bloody coup. Morsi, 67, was a
The Guardianadded this to World NewsQuébec Quebec law banning hijab at work creates ‘politics of fear', say criticsThe Guardian - Reuters in MontrealCivil liberties and Muslim groups have vowed to challenge a new law in the Canadian province of Quebec that bans some public sector employees from wearing religious symbols during work hours, arguing triggered
The Guardianadded this to World NewsOpinion (UK) ‘Domestic extremism’ is no way to describe peaceful protestThe Guardian - LettersOne of the greatest threats to free speech in Britain is the routine labelling, by the police, of non-violent protests and campaigns as “domestic extremism”. This term has no clear legal definition but
