The Guardianadded this to Technology ‘I feel like a target’: US trade war worries tech workers of Chinese descentThe Guardian - Julia Carrie WongAccording to a Guardian survey through Blind, employees are already facing negative consequences or predict problems Technology workers of Chinese descent say that they are experiencing backlash due to
The Guardianadded this to Business UK firms will face 'deliberate disruption' to hit zero carbon goalThe Guardian - Jillian AmbroseUK companies must brace for the government to deliberately disrupt or phase out business areas that are unfit for a net zero-carbon economy, according to a report. The UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC)
The Guardianadded this to World News Can planting billions of trees save the planet?The Guardian - Patrick BarkhamWhen Clare Dubois’s car skidded on an icy road in Stroud, Gloucestershire, a tree prevented her vehicle tumbling into a ravine. It was, she says, a sign. Humanity is nearing a precipice. Trees can stop
The Guardianadded this to World News Jersey, Guernsey and Isle of Man to set up public registers of firms' ownersThe Guardian - David Pegg and Juliette GarsideJersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man have announced they will voluntarily adopt public registers of the true owners of offshore companies incorporated in their jurisdictions. In a joint statement, the
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesDonald Trump Jr Trump sets stage for 2020 fight with false claims and recycled attacksGuardian US - David Smith in Orlando, FloridaVoters heard nothing new tonight. It’s been the same thing for the past two and a half years. One broken promise after another Daniel Wessel Donald Trump has set the stage for the nastiest US presidential
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsEmmeline Pankhurst The funeral of Emmeline Pankhurst - archive, 19 June 1928The Guardian - From our London staffIt is nearly fourteen years since the flames of the militant suffrage movement were extinguished on the outbreak of the world war, and Mrs Pankhurst, with many of her most active followers, turned her
The Guardianadded this to EnvironmentEnvironment Country diary: a flowery Blast from the industrial pastThe GuardianStanding on these sea cliffs, surrounded by the fragrance of burnet roses, with sand martins scything across flowery grassland around me, it’s hard to believe that the bay below, known locally as “the
The Guardianadded this to World NewsWorld News Women outperform men after Japan medical school stops rigging exam scoresThe GuardianWomen have outperformed their male counterparts in entrance examinations for a medical school in Japan that last year admitted rigging admission procedures to give men an unfair advantage. Juntendo University
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesWorld News Hundreds of Roma 'forcibly removed' from Russian villageThe Guardian - Andrew Roth in MoscowHundreds of Roma people have been forcibly evicted from a village in western Russia, the head of the village council has admitted, after one ethnic Russian was killed and another left in a coma. The regional
The Guardianadded this to Donald TrumpProud Boys 'White chauvinists' group Proud Boys confront anti-Trump protesters in Orlando – videoThe Guardian Proud Boys are stopped by police as they head towards anti-Trump protesters gathered outside the president's 2020 campaign launch
The Guardianadded this to World NewsVaccines French scepticism over vaccines reflects distrust of governmentThe Guardian - Angelique Chrisafis in ParisFrance is more sceptical about vaccine safety than any other nation, research suggests. A third of French people disagree that vaccines are safe, according to the Wellcome Global Monitor survey. This over
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesVaccines Survey shows crisis of confidence in vaccines in parts of EuropeThe GuardianA global survey of attitudes towards science has revealed the scale of the crisis of confidence in vaccines in Europe, showing that only 59% of people in western Europe and 50% in the east think vaccines
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesBetting Collingwood's Jaidyn Stephenson handed 22-game ban for betting on Pies gamesThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressCollingwood star Jaidyn Stephenson has been banned from playing in the Magpies’ next 10 matches and handed a $20,000 fine for betting on three AFL games involving his club. The 2018 Rising Star Award was
The Guardianadded this to US NewsTrump Tower Trump's 2020 campaign launch: the key takeawaysGuardian US - Adam Gabbatt in Orlando, FloridaDonald Trump launched his 2016 presidential campaign on 16 June 2015, by descending an escalator in front of a small crowd in Trump Tower. Four years on, he launched his 2020 pitch to be re-elected to
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesRugby League Lebanon rugby league players threatened with jail over planned protestThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressThe Lebanon Rugby League Federation has threatened Cedars players with jail, fines and suspension if they follow through with a protest during Saturday’s Test with Fiji. The LRLF on Wednesday issued a
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesAFL We all want to feel safe at the footy but the AFL must rethink its crowd security approachThe Guardian - Kylie MaslenThe AFL currently boasts its highest ever attendance figures to this point in the season in its history, yet the safety of those crowds is currently drawing more debate than ever. As a young woman who
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsPlay buttonIslamophobia 'Disappointing and deluded': Imam lambasts Tory hopefuls on IslamophobiaThe Guardian - Kate LyonsThe imam who questioned Conservative leadership candidates about Islamophobia during Tuesday’s TV debate has called responses from the MPs “disappointing and deluded”. Abdullah Patel, who is also deputy
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesSmuggling Man caught smuggling dozens of live finches into New York inside hair rollersThe Guardian - Associated PressA 39-year-old man has been caught allegedly trying to smuggle nearly three dozen live finches through John F Kennedy Airport in New York in order to sell them for singing competitions. Francis Gurahoo
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleLifestyle (UK) In a world moving at breakneck speed, growing indoor plants is teaching me patienceThe Guardian - Mel CampbellMy plants remind me that my impatience is really a feeling of disempowerment Two Shepard avocado seeds balance on toothpicks in wineglasses of water on my kitchen windowsill. They have been there since
The Guardianadded this to World NewsWorld News 'Shame and pain': Vietnam starts to grapple with child abuse epidemicThe Guardian - Zoe Osborne in Ho Chi MinhIt was morning at a Hanoi school when a teenage student stumbled into class. As she sat at her desk, blood began to pool under her chair; just that morning she had been sexually abused. When her teacher’s
The Guardianadded this to FootballSam Kerr Sam Kerr goal-fest draws plaudits as other qualities shine throughThe Guardian - Ella Reilly at Stade des AlpesWhen Sam Kerr scored her and the Matildas’ fourth in Grenoble to ultimately guarantee the progression from Group C, she didn’t immediately run to her teammates, as she had done for her previous goals.
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesLinda Fairstein Trump suggests the wrongfully convicted Central Park Five are guiltyGuardian US - Oliver Laughland in New YorkDonald Trump has again suggested that the wrongfully convicted teenagers in the Central Park Five case are guilty, and has declined to apologise for taking out print ads in 1989 that called for their The
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleSudoku Sudoku 4,432 mediumThe Guardian Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9. Buy the next issue of the Guardian or subscribe to our Digital Edition to see the completed puzzle.
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesPoverty Weak pay rises and dearer housing fuel jump in working poor, says IFSThe Guardian - Larry ElliottNumber in poverty rises to 8m, with 60% living in households where someone works Britain has seen a big jump in the working poor since the 1990s, with almost three out of five people below the official
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesUK News Scottish alcohol sales at lowest level in 25 years after price controlsThe Guardian - Severin Carrell Scotland editorAlcohol sales in Scotland have fallen to their lowest level in 25 years after the introduction of price controls, figures show. Scotland’s health secretary, Jeane Freeman, welcomed the figures, which reveal
The Guardianadded this to Horse RacingRoyal Ascot Talking Horses: Rain-soaked Royal Ascot is perfect for Crystal OceanThe Guardian - Chris CookThere is nothing remotely flashy about the Michael Stoute-trained Crystal Ocean (4.20), who wins by grinding or not at all, but he might be the right ally for a race like this Prince of Wales’s Stakes.
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesUnemployment Just one day of work a week improves mental health, study suggestsThe Guardian - Nicola DavisThe benefits of employment on mental health might be gained from just one day’s work a week, research suggests. Unemployment has previously been linked to poorer mental health, with experts suggesting
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesPlay buttonBoris Johnson TV debate brought home a terrifying truth: one of these men will be PMThe Guardian - Jonathan FreedlandPerhaps the most scathing line of the night was the title. It was called Our Next Prime Minister and as the hour wore on, those four words sounded increasingly like a rebuke to the nation. Look at us,
The Guardianadded this to Donald TrumpDonald Trump Jr Trump 2020 launch: Bernie Sanders attacks president's 'lies' and 'distortions' – as it happenedGuardian US - Adam Gabbatt at the Amway Center in OrlandoSenator and 2020 contender criticized Trump for not discussing the climate emergency at his ‘Keep America Great’ campaign launch While Trump was speaking in Orlando, Joe Biden, who is currently seen as
The Guardianadded this to World NewsJustin Trudeau Trudeau approves contentious Trans Mountain pipeline expansionThe Guardian - Guardian staff and agencies in OttawaCanada’s prime minister Justin Trudeau has once again approved a hotly contested proposal to expand the crude oil pipeline it bought last year, providing hope for a depressed energy industry but angering
