World News Fast-moving wildfire erupts in California, forcing thousands to evacuateThe Guardian - Sign inA fast-moving wildfire that broke out on Thursday in northern California has forced the evacuation of nearly 4,000 residents, racing across at least 600 acres within just a few hours, officials say. The
Opinion Life is short, time goes too quickly, things get better: what I learned from reading my old journalsThe Guardian - Brigid DelaneyThings level out. You get older and stop trying to impress with the Derrida references Recently I came across a dusty box in the garage that was full of old journals that held all my secrets from 1996.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Basketball fans furious costly seating at USA v Boomers match offered poor viewsThe Guardian - Lisa MartinBasketball fans in Melbourne were left fuming after paying hundreds of dollars for seats that offered shockingly poor views of Australia’s clash with the US at Marvel Stadium on Thursday night. Many disgruntled
Social Media Companies ‘I’m going to where people are’: the viral priest using TikTok to start a churchThe Guardian - Joseph EarpDavid W Peters has been set a unique task: travel to a growing suburb in Austin, Texas, and get the people there to join him in starting a church. “I’m sort of making it up as I go along,” says the author,
Loyalty The great Australian cafe war: he thought he was the best customer ever ... but was he? Australia News - Naaman ZhouIt all started on Monday when Fraser Harvey walked into his local cafe in Melbourne’s city centre. To mark his constant visits to the Sensory Lab outlet on Collins Street, he put up a small poster that
Play buttonEmmanuel Macron Amazon rainforest fires: Macron calls for 'international crisis' to lead G7 discussionsThe Guardian - Tom Phillips, Latin America correspondentFrance’s president, Emmanuel Macron, has said the fires in the Amazon are an “international crisis” and called for them to be top of the agenda at the G7 summit, prompting a furious response from Brazil’s
Jewish Culture US justice department news briefing links to white nationalist websiteGuardian US - Julia Carrie Wong in San FranciscoThe US Department of Justice distributed a morning news briefing to immigration judges that contained a link to a white nationalist website riddled with antisemitic references. As first identified in report
Transportation UK rail line becomes first in world to be powered by solar farmThe Guardian - Jillian AmbroseThe world’s first solar farm to power a railway line directly is due to plug into the track near Aldershot, paving the way for solar-powered trains. From Friday, about 100 solar panels at the trackside
World News Hong Kong businesses fear protests will push economy into recessionThe Guardian - Martin Farrer and Erin Hale in Hong KongThe bigger concern is more to do with Hong Kong’s image as a stable business environment" Julian Evans-Pritchard Hong Kong is a free marketer’s dream. The tiny island has a GDP bigger than many industrialised
Korean Peninsula South Korea cuts intelligence ties with Japan, raising fears over North KoreaThe Guardian - ReutersSouth Korea has said it will scrap an intelligence-sharing pact with Japan, drawing a swift protest from Tokyo and deepening a decades-old dispute that has hit trade and undercut security cooperation North
Malaria 'Malaria will not be eradicated in near future', warns WHOThe Guardian - Sarah Boseley Health editorMalaria will not be eradicated in the foreseeable future even though it is achievable and would save millions of lives, according to World Health Organization (WHO) experts following a three-year review.
Greg Abbott Governor criticized for 'disgusting' anti-immigrant email sent day before El Paso attackGuardian US - Sam Levin in Los AngelesThe day before a gunman in El Paso carried out the deadliest attack against Latinos in modern US history, the Texas governor sent out an anti-immigrant fundraising letter calling on Republicans to “DEFEND
Brooks Koepka Brooks Koepka streaks into share of lead at Tour ChampionshipThe Guardian - Ewan Murray at East LakeIt is the naked truth that Brooks Koepka has been the dominant figure in golf for two seasons now. The 29-year-old has taken his scenario literally, with a high-profile photoshoot for ESPN’s annual The
Adam Ashley-Cooper Adam Ashley-Cooper and Jordan Petaia make Wallabies cut for Rugby World CupThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressEvergreen Adam Ashley-Cooper and fledgling Jordan Petaia have bolted into the most experienced Australian squad ever named to contest a Rugby World Cup. Two midfield backs at polar ends of their careers
Chris Wilder Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekendThe Guardian - Barry Glendenning, Ben Fisher and Jacob Steinberg1) Liverpool welcome Arsenal as Emery faces first real test This is where it gets serious for Arsenal. They have made a solid start, seeing off Newcastle and Burnley by one-goal margins, and there is optimism
Horse Racing Talking Horses: Battaash looking to finally make mark at YorkThe Guardian - Greg WoodBattaash, the second-favourite for the Nunthorpe Stakes at York on Friday, has produced two or three performances during his career which strongly suggest that Charlie Hills’s five-year-old is the fastest
Prince Albert 'Illume my life': Prince Albert's passions digitised for websiteThe Guardian - Mark Brown Arts correspondentThousands of photographs, prints and letters that reveal the private passions and public interests of Queen Victoria’s husband Prince Albert have been published online to mark the 200th anniversary of
Jamie Oliver Jamie Oliver to create ethical 'B Corp' from remnants of his empireThe Guardian - Zoe WoodJamie Oliver is to turn the remains of his business empire into an ethical “B Corporation” that officially gives equal weight to people, the planet and profit. The former Naked Chef sees it as a way to
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Science Single polypill reduces risk of heart attacks and strokes, study findsThe Guardian - Nicola DavisA cheap, single pill taken once a day that combines four common drugs is safe and reduces the risk of events such as heart attacks, strokes and sudden death in people over the age of 50, research has The
Torino Wolves close in on Europa League place with hard-fought victory at TorinoThe Guardian - PA MediaNuno Espírito Santo has warned Wolves’ place in the Europa League group stage is far from secure, despite winning at Torino. Wolves will welcome the Serie A side to Molineux next Thursday with an advantage
Shetland Brassic review – a tale of northern ne’er-do-wells with humour and heart to spareThe Guardian - Lucy ManganA young man is sitting on the edge of a small road bridge. “Chucking yourself off, Vinnie?” asks a curious passerby. “It’s too low. Tower block. Or fast-moving train. That’s what you need.” You would we
Aston Villa Dean Smith happy with Aston Villa striker Wesley despite lack of goalsThe Guardian - Paul DoyleTo really offend people around Villa Park, just say the F word. After spending at least £127m on 12 players following promotion to the Premier League, Aston Villa fans get annoyed at accusations that club
Shkodran Mustafi Arsenal tell Mustafi and Elneny to leave before European transfer window closesThe Guardian - Nick AmesUnai Emery has told Shkodran Mustafi and Mohamed Elneny to find “another challenge” before the end of the European transfer window, with both players resigned to bit‑part roles if they remain at Arsenal
James Maddison Brendan Rodgers backs James Maddison to be a perfect fit for EnglandThe Guardian - Stuart JamesBrendan Rodgers believes James Maddison has all the attributes to fit seamlessly into Gareth Southgate’s England setup. Maddison is expected to be called up to the England squad for the Euro 2020 qualifiers
Legia Warsaw Europa League roundup: Celtic and Linfield win; Rangers draw in PolandThe Guardian - PA MediaOdsonne Edouard’s free-kick gave Celtic a two-goal cushion to take to Sweden in their Europa League play-off against AIK. The Frenchman curled home from 25 yards in the 73rd minute at Celtic Park to earn
Jofra Archer Jofra Archer ‘over the moon’ after six-wicket haul in third Ashes TestThe Guardian - Ali Martin at HeadingleyJofra Archer was delighted to prove he is more than just pace after a skilful six-wicket showing that sliced through Australia’s batting and left England on the front foot in the third Ashes Test. Archer’s
Yerry Mina Everton’s Marco Silva tells Richarlison and Yerry Mina to improve their EnglishThe Guardian - Andy HunterMarco Silva has told Richarlison and Yerry Mina to improve their English, with the Everton manager unimpressed with their efforts to learn the language. Silva wants all his players to communicate in English
Carly Women’s World Cup was ‘a balloon that deflated,’ says Carly TelfordThe Guardian - Suzanne WrackThe England goalkeeper, Carly Telford, has criticised the efforts of France as Women’s World Cup hosts, describing the tournament as “a balloon that deflated quickly” and has called for the Football Association
Jeffrey Epstein Prince Andrew was seen getting foot massage from young woman at Epstein's apartment – reportThe Guardian - Edward Helmore in New York and Kevin Rawlinson in LondonPrince Andrew was seen inside the New York apartment of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein getting a foot massage from a young woman, according to an email exchange between a prominent US literary agent
