The Guardianadded this to TV & Radio TV tonight: petrolheads assemble ... Top Gear is backThe GuardianPetrolhead presenter Chris Harris, cricketer Freddie Flintoff and dating show host Paddy McGuinness present a new incarnation of the motoring show. They begin with a jaunt to Ethiopia, where they test
The Guardianadded this to Science Seven baby monkeys poisoned at US research center, documents revealThe GuardianSeven infant monkeys were accidentally poisoned and died at one of the largest primate research centers in the US, internal documents shared with the Guardian have revealed. The young macaques died after
The Guardianadded this to Lifestyle Poles, beans and tomatoes from a gardening YodaThe Guardian - Allan JenkinsOur summer started with a white van man, a delivery from near the Black Mountains of Herefordshire. Hazel poles for climbing beans and peas, a tray of sweet peas, too. All from Jane Scotter at Fern Verrow
The Guardianadded this to Lifestyle Pluck up your courage and go tangerineThe Guardian - Funmi FettoI’ve never subscribed to beauty dictated by seasons. However, this glowfest skin/tangerine lip/pool hair combo, as seen at Fyodor Golan, is summer personified. The orange lip is not easy. It takes confidence
The Guardianadded this to Lifestyle My Buddy Wheels: ride-on cuddly bikes for kidsThe Guardian - Martin LoveMy Buddy Wheels Ages 2 to 3 year olds Price £70, available late June, halfords.com Whether it’s on scooters or space hoppers, roundabouts or roller skates, kids love nothing more than riding on something.
The Guardianadded this to Lifestyle From the archive: PG Wodehouse and the love of dogsThe Guardian - Chris HallThe Observer Magazine of 9 March 1975 featured PG Wodehouse writing about his dogs (‘Pekes, hounds and mutts I have known’). The article formed the introduction to Son of Bitch, a book of photographs a
The Guardianadded this to US SportTom Schwarz Tyson Fury puts on a show with two-round destruction of Tom SchwarzThe Guardian - Bryan Armen Graham in Las VegasTyson Fury did exactly what he was supposed to do against an overmatched opponent: he wasted no time and he closed the show. The 30-year-old from Manchester laid waste to the unheralded Tom Schwarz in
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBerlin Berliners wary as €600m super-museum is latest project to overrunThe Guardian - Philip Oltermann in BerlinThe opening of a €600m super-museum in Berlin has been postponed to next year, raising sceptical eyebrows among locals wary of the German capital’s growing tendency to deliver large public building projects
The Guardianadded this to Rugby LeagueBrad Fittler Injury derails Mitchell Pearce's State of Origin return for NSWThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressThe NSW comeback of Mitchell Pearce is over before it even began with the halfback ruled out of contention for State of Origin Game 2 due to injury. The Newcastle Knights player was widely tipped to be
The Guardianadded this to World NewsNamibia Namibia forced by drought to auction 1,000 wild animalsThe Guardian - Agence France-PresseDrought-hit Namibia has authorised the sale of at least 1,000 wild animals – including elephants and giraffes – to limit loss of life and generate US$1.1 million for conservation, the authorities confirmed
The Guardianadded this to Donald TrumpWilliam Barr Barr's 'investigation of investigators' sparks fears for efforts to thwart RussiaGuardian US - Peter Stone in WashingtonI’m deeply concerned that the president and the attorney general seem determined to weaponize and politicize intelligence that people risk their lives to obtain Mark Warner Attorney general William Barr’s
The Guardianadded this to US NewsWhales US agency runs out of burial space after spike in gray whale deathsGuardian US - Associated PressThe carcasses of so many gray whales have washed up this year on the US west coast that authorities have run out of places to put them, and has asked landowners for help to bury them. The National Oceanic
The Guardianadded this to US SportGary Woodland Gary Woodland holds onto lead as Justin Rose edges closer at US OpenThe Guardian - Ewan Murray at Pebble BeachPresumably Brooks Koepka will spend the build up to the final round of this US Open finding a reason to bear a grudge against Gary Woodland. As things stand, Woodland represents the biggest danger to making
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesGeneva Tourist drowns in Lake Geneva as storm batters SwitzerlandThe Guardian - Agence France-PresseWoman dies after sightseeing boat sinks as bad weather also damages vessels at annual Bol d’Or regatta A woman has drowned in Lake Geneva when her sightseeing boat sank as a violent storm battered parts
The Guardianadded this to FootballColombia Copa América Group B: Colombia 0-2 ArgentinaThe Guardian - ReutersRoger Martinez scored an outstanding goal as Colombia beat Argentina 2-0 in an exciting finale to a Copa América Group B opener on Saturday that burst into life after a sluggish start. Just as Colombia
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesFashion (UK) Marni designer Francesco Risso shows his 'humanistic' sideThe Guardian - Scarlett Conlon in MilanIt took four days of Italian menswear shows – between the Pitti Uomo showcase in Florence and the fashion capital Milan – for a household-name brand to use its precious moment on the world stage to engage
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesCarrie Lam Hong Kong braces for second mass rally as protesters keep pressure on Carrie LamThe Guardian - Agence France-PresseHong Kong is bracing for another mass rally on Sunday as public anger seethes following unprecedented clashes between protesters and police over an extradition law, despite a climbdown by the city’s embattled
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesNew Orleans Pelicans New Orleans Pelicans trade Anthony Davis to LA Lakers in blockbuster dealThe Guardian - Associated PressSeveral people familiar with the situation say the New Orleans Pelicans have agreed to trade disgruntled six-time All-Star Anthony Davis to the Los Angeles Lakers for point guard Lonzo Ball, forward Brandon
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesSadiq Khan Donald Trump attacks Sadiq Khan in tweets over London deathsThe Guardian - Staff and agenciesThe row between Donald Trump and Sadiq Khan has escalated again after the US president called the London mayor “a disaster” in response to violence in the capital, where three men have been killed in attacks
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBoxing Josh Warrington beats Kid Galahad by split decision to retain world titleThe Guardian - Tom Seymour at First Direct ArenaBoth fighters talked of this world title fight as their destiny. “It is written,” said Abdul Bari-Awad, also known as Kid Galahad. Josh Warrington spoke of the fear of “going back to square one” after
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsBrexit Cuts to diplomatic service will reduce Britain’s influence, MPs warnThe Guardian - Michael SavageBritain will be hampered in its ability to retain influence after Brexit as core spending on diplomatic services falls to a 20-year low, ministers will be warned. An analysis of the Foreign Office’s budget
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesMusic (UK) Nitin Sawhney: Racist abuse at school drove my creative impulsesThe Guardian - Vanessa Thorpe Arts and media correspondentThe award-winning composer Nitin Sawhney believes the racist bullying he received at school in Rochester in Kent has driven his creative impulse. As Lauren Laverne’s castaway on Sunday on BBC Radio 4’s
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleSudoku Observer killer sudokuThe GuardianNormal Sudoku rules apply, except the numbers in the cells contained within grey lines add up to the figures in the corner. No number can be repeated within each shape formed by grey lines. Buy next week’s
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleSudoku Observer sudokuThe Guardian Fill the grid using the numbers 1 to 9. Each number must appear just once in every row, column and 3x3 box. Buy next week’s Observer Digital Edition to see the completed puzzle.
The Guardianadded this to FootballDiego Maradona One that got away for Maradona and Napoli remains wrapped in suspicionThe Guardian - Tim LewisWhen Napoli beat Juventus 1-0 in November 1985, thanks to a Diego Maradona free-kick, five people fainted in the stadium and two had heart attacks. On the television news that night, a stern-faced presenter
The Guardianadded this to World NewsWorld News Hancock pledges hospital food overhaul after listeria deathsThe Guardian - Robin McKieProtection relies heavily on having a well-monitored system of food production and distribution Dr Kimon Andreas Karatzas Health secretary Matt Hancock has ordered a “root and branch” review of NHS food
The Guardianadded this to US SportSports Canada book last-16 place as Nichelle Prince caps win over New ZealandThe Guardian - Press AssociationCanada booked their place in the last 16 of the Women’s World Cup with a 2-0 win over New Zealand at the Stade des Alpes. The captain, Christine Sinclair, had hit the crossbar during the first half before
The Guardianadded this to BusinessReserve Bank of Australia Time for a post-election reality check – and a budget rebootThe Guardian - Greg JerichoWith the economy continuing to falter and the Reserve Bank becoming ever more vocal in its calls for action from the federal government, when parliament resumes on 2 July, the first thing the government
The Guardianadded this to FootballJodie Taylor Jodie Taylor earns plaudits as England seek World Cup momentumThe Guardian - Louise Taylor in Le HavreJodie Taylor’s first goal in an England shirt for 14 months served as a reminder of the adage about form being temporary but class permanent. It was the Seattle Reign striker’s second goal from open play
The Guardianadded this to TennisAndy Murray Andy Murray has the talent to make comeback, says Juan Martín del PotroThe Guardian - Jacob SteinbergFew people have a better insight into Andy Murray’s torment than Juan Martín del Potro. For Murray’s right hip, read Del Potro’s troublesome knees. Or his unreliable wrists. The Argentinian was close retiring
