Derby County Phillip Cocu hoping to use web of contacts to attract loan stars to DerbyThe Guardian - Ben FisherPhillip Cocu has said he will not hesitate to call on his wealth of contacts as Derby County look to utilise the loan market that propelled them to last season’s Championship play-off final. The Dutchman,
Doha Dina Asher-Smith energised by the hype as world’s best meet in LondonThe Guardian - Paul MacInnesAmid a flurry of fond reminiscence and surrounded by a plethora of yoghurt products, the stars of track and field have arrived in London for the Müller Anniversary Games. Dina Asher-Smith planning to off
Algeria Algeria claim second Afcon title after Bounedjah’s lucky strike sinks SenegalThe Guardian - Nick AmesAlgeria have won their first Africa Cup of Nations since 1990 and it is probably a good job that they will not care how. Baghdad Bounedjah’s heavily-deflected early goal gave them an accolade that, over
Books Fake by Stephanie Wood review – unmissable tale of love, lies and revelationThe Guardian - Stephanie ConveryThe headlines pegged to Stephanie Wood’s book, Fake, focus on the sensational. Here is a story about a scammer, a man who seduced and manipulated women. Here is a story told from inside a relationship
Australian Labor Party ALP morphing into facsimile of Coalition, says Greens leader Richard Di NataleThe Guardian - Amy RemeikisThe Labor party has taken “all of the wrong lessons” from its election loss and is morphing into a facsimile of the Coalition, Richard Di Natale says, as a former Labor senator urged the party not to in
Meat 'It just didn't make any sense': why Australians are turning away from meatThe Guardian - Calla WahlquistThere is a scene in the documentary Blue Planet II where a harlequin tuskfish, a 30cm long inhabitant of the Great Barrier Reef, uses a bump on a coral to break open a clam. The coral is littered with
Rory McIlroy Rory McIlroy’s Open fightback falls just short as Shane Lowry takes share of leadThe Guardian - Ewan Murray at Royal PortrushAmid spine-tingling scenes, which began on Royal Portrush’s 1st tee and concluded with a standing ovation as Rory McIlroy waved goodbye in failing light, a global superstar reconnected with his own people.
Ethan Ampadu Chelsea’s Ethan Ampadu close to joining RB Leipzig on season-long loanThe Guardian - Dominic FifieldThe Wales international Ethan Ampadu is close to continuing his development at RB Leipzig next season with Chelsea negotiating his departure on a season-long loan to the Bundesliga club. Ampadu, who has
Boris Johnson Johnson likely to avoid immediate confidence vote if he becomes PMThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorBoris Johnson is expected to escape a confidence vote brought by Labour on his first full day as prime minister, with senior Conservatives saying he should be given a “time-limited chance” until the autumn
Excessive Heat Warning Heat warnings across US as climate experts warn of spike in very hot daysGuardian US - Miranda Bryant in New YorkMore than half the US was under excessive heat warnings on Friday amid a brutal heatwave – which experts warned could become the “new normal” because of the climate crisis. Forecasters warned of “very
Iran Iran stokes Gulf tensions by seizing two British-linked oil tankersThe Guardian - Julian Borger in Washington, Patrick Wintour and Kevin Rawlinson in LondonIran seized two oil tankers – one registered in the UK, the other in Liberia – in the strait of Hormuz on Friday, marking a dramatic escalation in the worsening standoff in the Gulf. Iran’s Revolutionary
Boris Johnson Donald Trump offers his backing to Boris Johnson to become PMGuardian US - Kevin RawlinsonDonald Trump has offered his backing to Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to become the UK’s prime minister next week, saying he will succeed in pushing through Brexit. The US president, who has been heavily
Environment Give endangered jaguars legal rights, Argentina campaigners ask courtThe Guardian - Uki Goñi in Buenos AiresArgentina’s supreme court has been asked to recognize the legal rights of the South American jaguar, of which fewer than 20 individuals remain alive in the country’s Gran Chaco region. The largest cat
England England set for series defeat with Australia comfortable on sodden dayThe Guardian - Raf Nicholson at TauntonEngland have moved a step closer to certain defeat in the Ashes after the second day of the Taunton Test, in which rain wiped out the entire afternoon and evening sessions. Australia, fully aware that
Labour Party Jewish leaders accuse Labour of 'letting off' antisemitesThe Guardian - Rowena Mason and Jessica ElgotLabour has been accused by the Board of Deputies of British Jews of “letting off” people accused of antisemitism without sanction, after a leaked draft of the party’s disciplinary process showed that members
Boris Johnson Boris blimp to join 9ft Nigel Farage on anti-Brexit march in LondonThe Guardian - Caroline DaviesProtesters will take to London’s streets on Saturday for a “No to Boris. Yes to Europe” march days ahead of Boris Johnson’s widely anticipated move into No 10. In a message aimed at the new prime minister,
Kansas City Chiefs NFL won’t suspend Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill in domestic violence case involving sonThe Guardian - Associated PressTyreek Hill has been cleared to report to Chiefs training camp next week after the NFL said Friday it would not suspend the star wide receiver under its personal conduct policy after a domestic violence
Skepta Skepta: Dystopia987 review – flat energy in nightclub of the futureThe Guardian - Daniel Dylan WrayFor this performance in a secret location, the audience are escorted through Manchester city centre to a desolate post-industrial space scattered with barbed wire and cracked concrete. Mobile phones are
Play buttonIlhan Omar ‘Welcome home!’ Ilhan Omar returns to Minnesota amid Trump smearsGuardian US - Sabrina Siddiqui in WashingtonRepresentative Ilhan Omar was greeted by a throng of supporters as she arrived home in Minnesota, fresh off attacks from Donald Trump and his supporters that included chants of “send her back” at the rally
Boris Johnson Brussels to offer Boris Johnson extension on no-deal BrexitThe Guardian - Daniel Boffey in BrusselsBrussels is preparing to offer Boris Johnson a no-deal Brexit extension beyond 31 October in an attempt to help him keep the Conservative party together and provide one more chance to strike an agreement
Sports ‘I just want to go home,’ says Tiger Woods after missing Open cutThe Guardian - Kevin Mitchell at Royal PortrushTiger Woods looked to be moving into Muhammad Ali territory this summer. He was not Ali in his pomp but the 1974 Rumble-in-the-Jungle Ali, the magician who shook up the world again at 32, convincing millions
Moon The Guardian view on moon landings: a new race for spaceThe Guardian - EditorialWhen Neil Armstrong stepped on to the moon 50 years ago, it was down to a giant leap of political and scientific imagination. His footprints on the powdery lunar surface changed the way we saw ourselves,
Metallica Live Nation and Metallica placed tickets on resale sitesThe Guardian - Laura SnapesLive Nation has confirmed that between 2016 and 2017, it facilitated the transfer of concert tickets directly into the resale market at the request of “about a dozen artists out of the thousands we work
Boeing Boeing Max 737: airlines delay plane's return until NovemberThe Guardian - Gwyn TophamThe swift return of Boeing’s 737 Max aircraft to the skies was put further in doubt this week with airlines signalling that they do not hope to operate the plane any time soon. With more than four months
Boris Johnson The Guardian view on Boris Johnson: bad actor, dishonest scriptThe Guardian - EditorialThe most insightful contribution to the Conservative leadership contest was made this week by a smoked fish. That does not reflect well on the human candidates, one of whom brandished a kipper as a prop
Boris Johnson Women more likely than men to view Boris Johnson as dishonest – Guardian quizThe Guardian - Niko Kommenda, Lydia Smears and Aamna MohdinWomen are more likely than men to view Boris Johnson as dishonest, xenophobic and politically calculating, according to a sample of more than 70,000 Guardian readers. Analysis of participants’ answers
Princess Diana Sharon Stone: I was forgotten like Princess Diana after I had a strokeThe Guardian - Andrew PulverSharon Stone has accused Hollywood of being “brutally unkind” in its treatment of her as she struggled to recover from a stroke in 2001. Stone made the comments to Variety magazine at an event to raise
UK News Residents attack lack of organisation after crash at Stevenage car meetThe Guardian - Nadeem BadshahLocal people and witnesses to a crash at a car meet in Stevenage that left 17 people injured have said the event was not organised or policed properly. For 17 years, drivers of modified cars have gathered
World News Guatemala court upholds request to suspend work at huge nickel mineThe Guardian - Juliette GarsideGuatemala’s constitutional court has upheld a request from indigenous campaigners to suspend operations at one of the largest nickel mines in Central America, in a battle over the facility’s environmental
Kosovo Kosovo PM resigns before questioning at The HagueThe Guardian - Associated PressKosovo’s prime minister has resigned after being invited for questioning by a Hague-based court investigating crimes against ethnic Serbs during and after the 1998-99 war. Ramush Haradinaj said he had
Derby County Phillip Cocu hoping to use web of contacts to attract loan stars to DerbyThe Guardian - Ben FisherPhillip Cocu has said he will not hesitate to call on his wealth of contacts as Derby County look to utilise the loan market that propelled them to last season’s Championship play-off final. The Dutchman,
Doha Dina Asher-Smith energised by the hype as world’s best meet in LondonThe Guardian - Paul MacInnesAmid a flurry of fond reminiscence and surrounded by a plethora of yoghurt products, the stars of track and field have arrived in London for the Müller Anniversary Games. Dina Asher-Smith planning to off
Algeria Algeria claim second Afcon title after Bounedjah’s lucky strike sinks SenegalThe Guardian - Nick AmesAlgeria have won their first Africa Cup of Nations since 1990 and it is probably a good job that they will not care how. Baghdad Bounedjah’s heavily-deflected early goal gave them an accolade that, over
Books Fake by Stephanie Wood review – unmissable tale of love, lies and revelationThe Guardian - Stephanie ConveryThe headlines pegged to Stephanie Wood’s book, Fake, focus on the sensational. Here is a story about a scammer, a man who seduced and manipulated women. Here is a story told from inside a relationship
Australian Labor Party ALP morphing into facsimile of Coalition, says Greens leader Richard Di NataleThe Guardian - Amy RemeikisThe Labor party has taken “all of the wrong lessons” from its election loss and is morphing into a facsimile of the Coalition, Richard Di Natale says, as a former Labor senator urged the party not to in
Meat 'It just didn't make any sense': why Australians are turning away from meatThe Guardian - Calla WahlquistThere is a scene in the documentary Blue Planet II where a harlequin tuskfish, a 30cm long inhabitant of the Great Barrier Reef, uses a bump on a coral to break open a clam. The coral is littered with
Rory McIlroy Rory McIlroy’s Open fightback falls just short as Shane Lowry takes share of leadThe Guardian - Ewan Murray at Royal PortrushAmid spine-tingling scenes, which began on Royal Portrush’s 1st tee and concluded with a standing ovation as Rory McIlroy waved goodbye in failing light, a global superstar reconnected with his own people.
Ethan Ampadu Chelsea’s Ethan Ampadu close to joining RB Leipzig on season-long loanThe Guardian - Dominic FifieldThe Wales international Ethan Ampadu is close to continuing his development at RB Leipzig next season with Chelsea negotiating his departure on a season-long loan to the Bundesliga club. Ampadu, who has
Boris Johnson Johnson likely to avoid immediate confidence vote if he becomes PMThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorBoris Johnson is expected to escape a confidence vote brought by Labour on his first full day as prime minister, with senior Conservatives saying he should be given a “time-limited chance” until the autumn
Excessive Heat Warning Heat warnings across US as climate experts warn of spike in very hot daysGuardian US - Miranda Bryant in New YorkMore than half the US was under excessive heat warnings on Friday amid a brutal heatwave – which experts warned could become the “new normal” because of the climate crisis. Forecasters warned of “very
Iran Iran stokes Gulf tensions by seizing two British-linked oil tankersThe Guardian - Julian Borger in Washington, Patrick Wintour and Kevin Rawlinson in LondonIran seized two oil tankers – one registered in the UK, the other in Liberia – in the strait of Hormuz on Friday, marking a dramatic escalation in the worsening standoff in the Gulf. Iran’s Revolutionary
Boris Johnson Donald Trump offers his backing to Boris Johnson to become PMGuardian US - Kevin RawlinsonDonald Trump has offered his backing to Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to become the UK’s prime minister next week, saying he will succeed in pushing through Brexit. The US president, who has been heavily
Environment Give endangered jaguars legal rights, Argentina campaigners ask courtThe Guardian - Uki Goñi in Buenos AiresArgentina’s supreme court has been asked to recognize the legal rights of the South American jaguar, of which fewer than 20 individuals remain alive in the country’s Gran Chaco region. The largest cat
England England set for series defeat with Australia comfortable on sodden dayThe Guardian - Raf Nicholson at TauntonEngland have moved a step closer to certain defeat in the Ashes after the second day of the Taunton Test, in which rain wiped out the entire afternoon and evening sessions. Australia, fully aware that
Labour Party Jewish leaders accuse Labour of 'letting off' antisemitesThe Guardian - Rowena Mason and Jessica ElgotLabour has been accused by the Board of Deputies of British Jews of “letting off” people accused of antisemitism without sanction, after a leaked draft of the party’s disciplinary process showed that members
Boris Johnson Boris blimp to join 9ft Nigel Farage on anti-Brexit march in LondonThe Guardian - Caroline DaviesProtesters will take to London’s streets on Saturday for a “No to Boris. Yes to Europe” march days ahead of Boris Johnson’s widely anticipated move into No 10. In a message aimed at the new prime minister,
Kansas City Chiefs NFL won’t suspend Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill in domestic violence case involving sonThe Guardian - Associated PressTyreek Hill has been cleared to report to Chiefs training camp next week after the NFL said Friday it would not suspend the star wide receiver under its personal conduct policy after a domestic violence
Skepta Skepta: Dystopia987 review – flat energy in nightclub of the futureThe Guardian - Daniel Dylan WrayFor this performance in a secret location, the audience are escorted through Manchester city centre to a desolate post-industrial space scattered with barbed wire and cracked concrete. Mobile phones are
Play buttonIlhan Omar ‘Welcome home!’ Ilhan Omar returns to Minnesota amid Trump smearsGuardian US - Sabrina Siddiqui in WashingtonRepresentative Ilhan Omar was greeted by a throng of supporters as she arrived home in Minnesota, fresh off attacks from Donald Trump and his supporters that included chants of “send her back” at the rally
Boris Johnson Brussels to offer Boris Johnson extension on no-deal BrexitThe Guardian - Daniel Boffey in BrusselsBrussels is preparing to offer Boris Johnson a no-deal Brexit extension beyond 31 October in an attempt to help him keep the Conservative party together and provide one more chance to strike an agreement
Sports ‘I just want to go home,’ says Tiger Woods after missing Open cutThe Guardian - Kevin Mitchell at Royal PortrushTiger Woods looked to be moving into Muhammad Ali territory this summer. He was not Ali in his pomp but the 1974 Rumble-in-the-Jungle Ali, the magician who shook up the world again at 32, convincing millions
Moon The Guardian view on moon landings: a new race for spaceThe Guardian - EditorialWhen Neil Armstrong stepped on to the moon 50 years ago, it was down to a giant leap of political and scientific imagination. His footprints on the powdery lunar surface changed the way we saw ourselves,
Metallica Live Nation and Metallica placed tickets on resale sitesThe Guardian - Laura SnapesLive Nation has confirmed that between 2016 and 2017, it facilitated the transfer of concert tickets directly into the resale market at the request of “about a dozen artists out of the thousands we work
Boeing Boeing Max 737: airlines delay plane's return until NovemberThe Guardian - Gwyn TophamThe swift return of Boeing’s 737 Max aircraft to the skies was put further in doubt this week with airlines signalling that they do not hope to operate the plane any time soon. With more than four months
Boris Johnson The Guardian view on Boris Johnson: bad actor, dishonest scriptThe Guardian - EditorialThe most insightful contribution to the Conservative leadership contest was made this week by a smoked fish. That does not reflect well on the human candidates, one of whom brandished a kipper as a prop
Boris Johnson Women more likely than men to view Boris Johnson as dishonest – Guardian quizThe Guardian - Niko Kommenda, Lydia Smears and Aamna MohdinWomen are more likely than men to view Boris Johnson as dishonest, xenophobic and politically calculating, according to a sample of more than 70,000 Guardian readers. Analysis of participants’ answers
Princess Diana Sharon Stone: I was forgotten like Princess Diana after I had a strokeThe Guardian - Andrew PulverSharon Stone has accused Hollywood of being “brutally unkind” in its treatment of her as she struggled to recover from a stroke in 2001. Stone made the comments to Variety magazine at an event to raise
UK News Residents attack lack of organisation after crash at Stevenage car meetThe Guardian - Nadeem BadshahLocal people and witnesses to a crash at a car meet in Stevenage that left 17 people injured have said the event was not organised or policed properly. For 17 years, drivers of modified cars have gathered
World News Guatemala court upholds request to suspend work at huge nickel mineThe Guardian - Juliette GarsideGuatemala’s constitutional court has upheld a request from indigenous campaigners to suspend operations at one of the largest nickel mines in Central America, in a battle over the facility’s environmental
Kosovo Kosovo PM resigns before questioning at The HagueThe Guardian - Associated PressKosovo’s prime minister has resigned after being invited for questioning by a Hague-based court investigating crimes against ethnic Serbs during and after the 1998-99 war. Ramush Haradinaj said he had
