Brexit 'Broken by Brexit': what the papers say about May's farewell speechThe GuardianEvery paper focuses today on the broken figure of Theresa May, capturing the moment the Maybot cracked at the end of her farewell speech in front of 10 Downing Street. The Guardian says “Broken by Brexit”
David Bowie Lazarus review – David Bowie's oblique jukebox musical fails to bring him backThe Guardian - Simon MiraudoIn the early 1980s, at his pop peak, David Bowie bought an apartment in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, and filmed his still-provocative video to Let’s Dance in Carinda, New South Wales – enough of a reason for
Mount Agung Mount Agung: flights cancelled after Bali volcano eruptsThe Guardian - Associated PressBali’s airport has cancelled flights following an eruption of the Mount Agung volcano, which spread ash over the south of the Indonesian island. The national disaster agency said Friday night’s eruption
Donald Trump Donald Trump wants investigation into Australia's role in 'Russian hoax'Guardian US - Australian Associated PressDonald Trump has said he wants Australia’s role in setting off the FBI inquiry into links between Russia and his election campaign examined by the US attorney general, William Barr. It is a potentially
Horse Racing Talking Horses: Too Darn Hot can land vintage Irish 2,000 GuineasThe Guardian - Chris CookImmediate redemption awaits Too Darn Hot (3.35), who lost his unbeaten record but ran to a high level in the Dante, when asked to make up a lot of ground. Returning to a mile should help and he can land
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Virgil van Dijk Virgil van Dijk: ‘I’m never nervous. If you’re nervous, you limit your quality’The Guardian - Donald McRaeI couldn't sleep. [Barcelona] was nuts. Hopefully we can finish it off now and make an even bigger memory We’re not thinking about losing or how we’re going to overcome this barrier of losing the Premier
Labour Party Alastair Campbell says he voted for ‘remain party’ in EU electionsThe Guardian - Press AssociationAlastair Campbell has admitted shunning Labour in the European elections to vote for an “unequivocally pro-remain” party. Campbell told BBC Radio 5 Live that the election on Thursday was the “first time
Tampa Bay, FL 'I wanted to look him in the eye': serial killer's survivor witnesses executionGuardian US - Erin Durkin in New York and agenciesA woman who survived an attack by a notorious Florida serial killer, and helped police to capture him, watched on Thursday evening as he was put to death for his crimes. Lisa Noland looked on from the
Julian Assange Julian Assange: Australian government urged to interveneThe Guardian - Michael McGowanThe Australian film-maker who spent 15-months in a Cambodian jail on spying charges says he fears Julian Assange is being used as an “example” to other journalists as part of what he described as “a fundamental
Books From slave in Jamaica to convict in Australia: uncovering one man's extraordinary journeyThe Guardian - Elizabeth FluxBorn a slave on Jamaican plantation in 1800, William Buchanan’s life was remarkable. After taking part in the 1831 rebellion that catalysed the end of slavery in his country of birth, Buchanan’s tragedy
Clive Palmer Clive Palmer takes aim at WA premier after court rules mine owes him millionsThe Guardian - Narelle TowieMr Palmer takes and does not give. He does not pay his workers. He rips off Aboriginal people. Western Australia premier Mark McGowan Clive Palmer’s millions may not have bought him a seat in Parliament,
Reims Monaco scrape Ligue 1 survival on final day as PSG slump to Reims defeatThe Guardian - Press Association and ReutersMonaco have secured Ligue 1 survival despite failing to get the point they needed to guarantee safety on the final day, instead ending a dreadful season with a 2-0 defeat in Nice. Leonardo Jardim’s men
Opinion (UK) The ALP hasn’t asked my advice but here’s what I learned after UK Labour lost in 2015The Guardian - Marc StearsWe had offered a host of clever policies. But a list of dot points is not a national story The pain of losing an election is excruciating, especially when you are expecting to win. A week on, Bill Shorten
Tyrone Mings Tyrone Mings: ‘I couldn’t turn down the chance to learn from John Terry’The Guardian - Stuart JamesJohn tells me: 'Go through the game without being seen.’ Those little bits of advice are great Tyrone Mings never asked for much when he joined Aston Villa on loan from Bournemouth at the end of January.
Frank Lampard Frank Lampard describes rumours over Chelsea job as an ‘easy link’The Guardian - Stuart JamesFrank Lampard will hold crucial talks with Mel Morris, the Derby County owner, about the club’s future in the wake of Monday’s Championship play-off final against Aston Villa, but his own position as is
Women's Soccer Fran Kirby: ‘Two semi-finals we lost still hurt – we’ll use it as motivation’The Guardian - Suzanne WrackWe need to grow the women’s game. Then you can talk about equal pay and everything else Fran Kirby has not watched the Lionesses’ Euro 2017 semi-final defeat by the Netherlands. She can’t. “It was silent,”
Kidnapping of Jayme Closs Jayme Closs: man gets life sentence for kidnapping teen and killing her parentsGuardian US - Associated Press in Barron, WisconsinA Wisconsin man was sentenced on Friday to life in prison for kidnapping 13-year-old Jayme Closs and killing her parents in a case that mystified authorities until the girl made a daring escape from the
Danny Cipriani Danny Cipriani aims to keep climbing and lead Gloucester into finalThe Guardian - Robert KitsonFor me, rugby is about making decisions and executing them, whatever your style Danny Cipriani As he stood clutching his latest prestigious prize, up on the brightly lit stage at the Premiership Rugby
El Niño Weatherwatch: more El Niño events expected in futureThe Guardian - David HamblingResearch shows type of events will change and they will become more frequent in central Pacific New research in Nature Geoscience looks at coral records to show how the pattern of El Niño events has altered
Wolves Naomi Wolf admits blunder over Victorians and sodomy executionsThe Guardian - Richard LeaIt was only published this week, but already the writer Naomi Wolf has admitted an error at the heart of her latest book. Instead of being “actually executed for sodomy” in 1859, as the writer claims Outrages,
Film (UK) Sybil review – silly comedy about a psychotherapist breaking all the rulesThe Guardian - Peter BradshawJustine Triet makes her Cannes competition debut with this unconvincing film about an alcoholic therapist who mines a patient’s life for drama Some movies find themselves wading up to their thighs in treacle-lake
Chemicals Modern life is toxic. Here are four tips for how to stay healthyGuardian US - Katie WellsI remember when I first realized how widespread harmful chemicals were in everyday products. I had just given birth to my first baby and was sitting in the waiting room at my six-week follow-up appointment
Film (UK) It Must Be Heaven review – Palestine's holy fool lives the dreamThe Guardian - Peter BradshawThe Palestinian film-maker Elia Suleiman, dishevelled yet dapper at all times and never without his hat, saunters across continents in this new movie, fixing the amusingly surreal tableau scenes he comes
The Theatre 549: Scots of the Spanish Civil War review – feisty time-hopping agitpropThe Guardian - Mark FisherWhen Dorothy takes her journey along the Yellow Brick Road in The Wizard of Oz, the adults in her life reappear as fantasy equivalents. Something similar happens in this feisty play by Jack Nurse and Gordon.
Theresa May Trump says he feels bad for Theresa May after her resignation – videoGuardian US - US NewsDonald Trump, who is due to make a state visit to the UK in early June, praised Theresa May following her resignation as prime minister. Speaking to journalists at the White House, the US president said
Play buttonBrexit May's emotional farewell kicks off battle for Tory leadershipThe Guardian - Heather Stewart Political editorTheresa May has given an emotional farewell to “the job that it has been the honour of my life to hold”, pledging to step aside as Conservative leader on 7 June and kicking off a frantic scramble to become
Play buttonNick Kyrgios Cameron Norrie defends Nick Kyrgios over late withdrawal from French OpenThe Guardian - Kevin Mitchell at Roland GarrosNick Kyrgios, who pulled out of the French Open on Friday through illness, three days before his match against Cam Norrie and a few days after saying the tournament “absolutely sucks”, has not improved
Thames Water boss sacked by board over failure to reduce leaksThe Guardian - Rupert NeateThe boss of Thames Water, who was in line for £3.75m bonus for fixing leaks, has been sacked with immediate effect after a row over his failure to reduce leakage, it is understood. Steve Robertson, who
