Norwich Tammy Abraham doubles up as Chelsea edge Norwich in five-goal thrillerThe Guardian - Jacob SteinbergFrank Lampard stood in his technical area until the bitter end, a picture of tension as he urged his players on and applauded every tackle. This is what the job has done to Chelsea’s new manager. He was
West Bromwich Albion Kenneth Zohore’s late penalty at Derby preserves West Brom’s unbeaten startThe Guardian - Ben FisherWest Bromwich Albion teased glimpses of the style and swagger they are developing under Slaven Bilic after a summer facelift but in the end a flash of quality by the substitute Matheus Pereira to earn
Jeffrey Epstein Prince Andrew denies seeing any suspicious Epstein behaviourThe Guardian - Sign inPrince Andrew has commented on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, sayinghe did not “see, witness or suspect any behaviour of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction”. In a statement issued
Play buttonTaylor Swift Taylor Swift: Lover review – a return to past gloriesThe Guardian - Kitty EmpireTaylor Swift is more of a lover than a fighter. The singer-songwriter doesn’t say it out loud on her seventh album – the successor to 2017’s Reputation, an aggressive record in which she came out swinging
Painting Simon Starling: ‘It seemed like an irresistible moment to make a show about a divided painting’The Guardian - Interview by Killian FoxThe artist Simon Starling, who won the Turner prize in 2005 for Shedboatshed – for which he turned a wooden shed into a boat and sailed it down the Rhine before reassembling it as a shed in a Swiss gallery
Play buttonNegroni One to watch: Velvet NegroniThe Guardian - Tara JoshiArtists such as Velvet Negroni are emblematic of the disintegration of distinct genres in the streaming age. Real name Jeremy Nutzman, under his current moniker he makes gorgeously expansive sounds that
Play buttonFifty Shades of Grey Sam Taylor-Johnson: ‘I’ve lost people very dear to me through addiction’The Guardian - Tim LewisBilly Bob Thornton arrived, he said: 'Oh God, this is the first time I’ve had to share a trailer in about 25 years' Since leaving the art world to become a film-maker, Sam Taylor-Johnson has shown impressive
Essex, UK Excellent Essex: in praise of Britain's most misunderstood countyThe Guardian - Catherine SlessorCaught between London’s East End and a treacherous coastline, this much maligned terrain has a noble history of eccentrics and dissenters – and buildings to match Casually derided for its loud mouth, taste
Science Mutant sheep are being bred in lab to fight lethal child brain diseaseThe Guardian - Robin McKie Science EditorScientists have created a flock of sheep that carry the gene for a lethal inherited brain disorder in humans. The condition, Batten disease, usually starts in childhood and is invariably fatal, often a
Northern Ireland On the Irish border lanes of Fermanagh, the bad old days are returningThe Guardian - Rory CarrollBoris Johnson vowed to preserve peace in Northern Ireland during diplomatic forays to Germany and France last week, saying “under no circumstances” would the UK put checks and controls on the border. prime
World News The forgotten haven: Kent camp that saved 4,000 German JewsThe Guardian - Harriet SherwoodMany families didn't know much about the Kitchener Camp history. The men didn’t talk about it It is a near-forgotten chapter in 20th-century history: the rescue of thousands of Jewish men from the Nazis,
Olivia Colman Telegraph columnist derided for saying Olivia Colman has 'leftwing face'The Guardian - Mattha BusbyActors and writers have criticised the Daily Telegraph columnist Charles Moore for claiming that Olivia Colman has “a distinctly leftwing face” in remarks which suggested she was unsuitable to portray
The Football League EFL gives Bury Tuesday deadline for Campbell takeover to go throughThe Guardian - David ConnThe English Football League has given Bury until Tuesday for their owner, Steve Dale, to conclude a sale, or the club will be expelled from the league after 125 years of membership. Dale received a takeover
Leeds Girl, 17, dies of suspected drug overdose at Leeds festivalThe Guardian - PA MediaA 17-year-old girl has died of a suspected drugs overdose at the Leeds festival, West Yorkshire police said. A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of supplying controlled drugs. Leeds festival’s
Awards Jordan Brookes is disturbingly funny – and a worthy Edinburgh Comedy awards champThe Guardian - Brian LoganThe Edinburgh Comedy award has found itself another deserving winner in Jordan Brookes, who has bagged the biggest prize in comedy – now sponsored by the TV channel Dave – for his show I’ve Got Nothing.
Opinion It’s 2019 – we need to talk about why most bras are still so terribleThe Guardian - Arwa MahdawiSign up for the Week in Patriarchy, a newsletter on feminism and sexism sent every Saturday. Picture the scene: an attractive young woman comes home from work, grabs a beer from the fridge, and takes
Carbon Harry and Meghan tried, but can we really make our flights carbon neutral?The Guardian - Harriet SherwoodGope Walker has regularly flown to meet his clients in countries as far apart as Ireland and Argentina. But in 2020 his feet will stay firmly on the ground. Walker, who runs an IT consultancy in Oxford,
Environment Messing about with the river: water firms accused of draining the Cam dryThe Guardian - Donna FergusonIt’s a beautiful day on the river Cam in Cambridge. As the sun sparkles on the water at Jesus Green lock, tourists line up for ice-cream and prepare to take a punt around the university’s most celebrated
Politics Tusk: Boris Johnson must not become known as 'Mr No Deal'The Guardian - Julian Borger in BiarritzDonald Tusk has told Boris Johnson not to “go down in history as ‘Mr No Deal’”. Speaking at the G7 summit in Biarritz, where the pair will meet on Sunday, the European council president noted that Johnson
Fracking UK fracking site experiences second tremor in a weekThe Guardian - PA MediaThe UK’s only active fracking site experienced a magnitude 1.05 tremor on Friday night. It came two days after a magnitude 1.55 tremor, which was the largest ever tremor at the site run by Cuadrilla in
Play buttonGreenland Trump plans to open US consulate in Greenland after row over offer to buyThe Guardian - Associated Press in WashingtonThe Trump administration is planning to open a US consulate in Greenland for the first time in decades, amid increased strategic and economic interest in the Danish territory. The state department said
Alexis Sánchez Manchester United and Inter to resume Alexis Sánchez loan talksThe Guardian - Jamie JacksonManchester United and Internazionale will resume talks on Monday in an effort to finalise Alexis Sánchez’s loan move to the Serie A club. The clubs will stay in contact this weekend, and the key matter
Politics No-deal Brexit would shrink UK's global influence, say ex-ambassadorsThe Guardian - Mattha BusbyLeaving the European Union without a deal would vastly shrink the UK’s international influence and would represent “the biggest unilateral abandonment” of long-term British interests in modern history,
Play buttonMusic (UK) The week in classical: Breaking the Waves; Eugene Onegin – reviewThe Guardian - Fiona MaddocksThere has to be an imperative for translating film into opera. It happens often enough. Take Olga Neuwirth’s Lost Highway or Thomas Adès’s The Exterminating Angel or Nico Muhly’s Marnie. When the idea
Books Lynne Truss on Petersham: ‘I consider moving back, but Richmond is too posh for me’The Guardian - Lynne TrussI grew up in Petersham, a leafy area between Richmond and Kingston on the south-west outskirts of London. In 1952, a council estate had sprung up on former farmland, and my parents had been awarded a red-brick
UK News Man arrested over fatal stabbing in BirminghamThe Guardian - Press AssociationA man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a fatal stabbing in the West Midlands during which four other people were injured. A 37-year-old man was pronounced dead in the street outside a property
Books Confessions of a Bookseller by Shaun Bythell review – a brilliant sequelThe Guardian - PD Smith“I was in here two years ago and you had a book by Roger Penrose. Do you know what happened to it?” Shaun Bythell – owner of the Book Shop in Wigtown, Galloway – has 100,000 books in stock, sells 20,000
British Airways Holidaymakers face chaos after BA pilots confirm September strikesThe Guardian - Aamna MohdinThousands of holidaymakers face disruption after British Airways pilots confirmed they will strike across three days in September. Travellers received emails overnight saying flights on 9, 10 and 27 September
Vaping Patient's death could be first in US linked to vaping, officials sayThe Guardian - Associated PressUS health officials are reporting what could be the country’s first death linked to vaping. The officials said on Friday that an adult patient in Illinois, who contracted a serious lung disease after had
Lettuce How to grow winter saladThe Guardian - Alys FowlerThe perfect winter salad has a little peppery heat, is robust enough to take strong-flavoured dressings, and has a sweetness that can only be brought on by cooler nights. I love a mixture of crisp lettuce,
