Jofra Archer Jofra Archer’s emergence shakes up the Ashes series, says Joe RootThe Guardian - Ali Martin at Lord’sJoe Root said Jofra Archer has changed the dynamic of England’s attack and given Australia something to think about after the tourists clung on for a tense draw. Australia will take their 1-0 lead to for
Justin Langer Brutal Jofra Archer leaves cricket reeling from his Ashes blowsThe Guardian - Andy BullIn the end, it took an act of God to stop Jofra Archer. A thick bank of black cloud blew over the Grand Stand at a quarter-past-seven, and in the twilight of Sunday night, the umpires rightly decided it
Ferdinand Porsche 'Nazi Porsche' valued at $20m fails to sell amid California auction confusionThe Guardian - Edward HelmoreA car designed by Ferdinand Porsche in Nazi Germany that was expected to sell for millions failed to find a buyer at an auction in California on Saturday, amid scenes of confusion and derision. James Aston
Frank Lampard Frank Lampard wants Chelsea to be tougher after being held by LeicesterThe Guardian - Jacob SteinbergFrank Lampard said that Chelsea have to be tougher and show more personality after they failed to repel an impressive fightback from Leicester at Stamford Bridge. Lampard is still waiting for his first
Frank Lampard Frank Lampard’s homecoming with Chelsea strikes a tone of anticlimaxThe Guardian - Dominic FifieldFrank Lampard always envisaged enduring occasions such as this. He knew there would be periods of frustration mixed in with all the elation whipped up by his return to a club where he is so cherished,
Mike Ashley Sports Direct: Secrets of the Mega Sports Factory review – multiple Mike Ashleys? My worst nightmareThe Guardian - Stuart JeffriesActing is the most curious profession. What kind of actor gets tasked with simulating throwing up in a pub fireplace while playing a drunken, out-of-focus Mike Ashley at the denouement of a reconstructed
Marnus Labuschagne Marnus Labuschagne fulfils his role as being a great for the dayThe Guardian - Geoff LemonCricket does not like substitutes. Ring-in fielders come and go all day but not without muttering about how they are deployed. The limited-overs Supersub remains a derided innovation. So many fabled incidents
Greenland Trump considering buying Greenland, White House adviser confirmsThe Guardian - Martin Pengelly and agenciesWhite House economic adviser Larry Kudlow has confirmed Donald Trump is considering an attempt to buy Greenland. US presidents have paid for territory before. In 1803, Thomas Jefferson bought huge tracts
UK News Camden stabbing: two more arrests over murder of teenage boyThe Guardian - PA MediaDetectives investigating the murder of a 16-year-old boy have made two further arrests. Alex Smith was stabbed repeatedly in Munster Square, Camden, north-west London, on 12 August after being chased a
Brexit No 10 furious at leak of paper predicting shortages after no-deal BrexitThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorDowning Street has reacted with fury to the leak of an official document predicting that a no-deal Brexit would lead to food, medicine and petrol shortages, with No 10 sources blaming the disclosure on
Brexit No-deal Brexit: key points of Operation Yellowhammer reportThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorA government report on Operation Yellowhammer was leaked on Sunday, revealing the probable consequences of the UK leaving the EU without a withdrawal agreement, which is due to happen on 31 October. Here
Netherlands How a Dutch clinic helps UK teenagers addicted to gamingThe Guardian - Sarah MarshWhen gaming addiction took hold of Tom, 17, he would stay up all night glued to his computer. He stopped going to school and, despite his exams approaching, the only thought on his mind was how long the
Concussion Steve Smith’s Test concussion reignites debate about safetyThe Guardian - Sean Ingle Chief sports reporterThe fallout from the sight of the great Australian batsman Steve Smith being felled by a 92.4 mph bouncer, which led to him being withdrawn on Sunday from the second Ashes Test at Lord’s, has reignited
UK News Jack Letts stripped of British citizenshipThe Guardian - Dan SabbaghJack Letts, who left his home in Oxfordshire to join Isis five years ago, has been stripped of his British citizenship while being held in a Syrian prison. The move sparked a diplomatic row as Canada where
The Theatre Before the Revolution review – a beguiling anatomy of Egypt's uprisingThe Guardian - Mark FisherWhat causes a people to rise up? Is it a simple trigger or a complex web of reasons? Where news reports prefer an easy cause-and-effect narrative, the reality is less straightforward. That’s the thinking
UK News Owen Jones: attackers targeted me for my politicsThe Guardian - Dan SabbaghThe Guardian columnist Owen Jones has said he believes he was targeted in an unprovoked late-night attack over the weekend because of his anti-fascist politics and warned that divisive rhetoric is emboldening
Los Angeles Lakers LA Lakers may tab Dwight Howard to replace fallen DeMarcus CousinsThe Guardian - ReutersThe Los Angeles Lakers might turn to one of their former players to fill the hole left by the potentially season-ending injury to center DeMarcus Cousins. Center Dwight Howard, who spent one season with
Doha Dina Asher-Smith finishes second in Birmingham to boost Qatar hopesThe Guardian - Sean Ingle in BirminghamThe biggest victories do not always come on pitch. Moments after Dina Asher-Smith finished second to Shaunae Miller-Uibo in a world-class 200m at the Birmingham Diamond League she received some golden
Marnus Labuschagne England go close but Australia hold out to draw second Ashes TestThe Guardian - Vic Marks at Lord’sAnyone predicting that Marnus Labuschagne would be the man to shepherd the Australians towards safety in this Test match might well have been led off to a darkened room to undergo testing for concussion.
Sports Cedric Benson, NFL and Texas running back, dies in motorcycle crash aged 36The Guardian - ReutersFormer NFL and Texas running back Cedric Benson was killed Saturday night in a motorcycle crash in Austin, Texas. He was 36. His family confirmed his death to the Austin American-Statesman. Official confirmation
Boris Johnson Emails reveal Boris Johnson laying groundwork for election campaignThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorBoris Johnson’s No 10 operation is increasingly on an election footing, with leaked internal emails revealing he was due to meet the political strategist Sir Lynton Crosby. As Conservative advisers come
Rugby World Cup Wallabies lack wet weather strategy to upset All BlacksThe Guardian - Bret HarrisWallabies coach Michael Cheika gave his side every chance to regain the Bledisloe Cup at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday night. He stuck with the team that upset the All Blacks 47-26 in Perth the previous
Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions light up an AFL round for the agesThe Guardian - Craig LittleJesus H Christ in a duffle coat! Where do you even begin? Let’s start with your round 22 league leader, the Brisbane Lions. If you’d have said that with a straight face at the start of the year you’d either
Transgender It’s the moral panic de rigueur – but they can’t make me feel bad about being transThe Guardian - Allison GallagherThere’s a strange dissonance inherent in being a living, breathing, three-dimensional trans person at a time when the concept of your existence is framed as an abstract topic for debate – one you’re forced
Environment Parasitic disease spread by feral cats likely to be killing native wildlifeThe Guardian - Lisa CoxFeral cats are not just predators that kill large numbers of Australian wildlife, they may also be spreading parasitic disease to native animal species, according to new research analysing the impact cat
Pacific Islands Forum Australia is third largest exporter of fossil fuels behind Russia and Saudi ArabiaThe Guardian - Adam Morton Environment editorAustralia’s role as a leader in the global fossil fuel trade is underscored by a report that finds it is the world’s third biggest exporter and fifth biggest miner of fossil-related emissions. While political
Facial Recognition Manchester City warned against using facial recognition on fansThe Guardian - Maya Wolfe-RobinsonManchester City have been cautioned against the introduction of facial recognition technology, which a civil rights group says would risk “normalising a mass surveillance tool”. The reigning Premier League
Dan Biggar Wales can rely on Dan Biggar to adapt to World Cup challenge in JapanThe Guardian - Paul ReesWhat is the Brexit brouhaha compared to the fly-half debate that has raged in Wales as long as the game has been played there? Dan Biggar has the thickness of skin needed to absorb the impact of verbal
Play buttonBeto O'Rourke O’Rourke: El Paso shooting makes clear the ‘real consequence’ of Trump racismGuardian US - Martin PengellyThe deaths of 22 people in the El Paso shooting earlier this month made clear “the real consequence and cost of Donald Trump”, Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke said on Sunday. “From the
Play buttonLeicester Wilfred Ndidi rescues point for Leicester after first-half howler against ChelseaThe Guardian - Jacob Steinberg at Stamford BridgeOn the evidence of Sunday’s draw Chelsea are going to be a work in progress for a while. For all that there were flashes of positivity for them to cling to, this was supposed to be Frank Lampard’s big
