The Guardianflipped into US News California: PG&E warns of fresh shutoffs for 500,000 due to fire weatherGuardian US - Sign inLess than two weeks after cutting power to large swathes of northern California, the state’s largest utility is warning that dangerous fire weather could prompt it to shut off power again to about a half-million
The Guardianflipped into MusicHorns Alison Balsom in Gabriel review – trumpets get lost in translationThe Guardian - Martin KettleWhen Gabriel was first staged at Shakespeare’s Globe six years ago, reviewers of this heady mix of Henry Purcell’s music and a sequence of short plays set in 1690s London were captivated by it. Some of
The Guardianflipped into Sport Top StoriesOscar De La Hoya Oscar De La Hoya accused of sexual assault in California lawsuitThe Guardian - Guardian sportThe former boxing world champion Oscar De La Hoya has been accused of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed in California earlier this month. According to court documents, which were obtained by ESPN this
The Guardianflipped into Comment is Free Remember Thatcher’s Britain? That’s where this Brexit deal would take usThe Guardian - The Guardian viewHopes for a second referendum on Brexit are receding, as more and more Tories show their true colours and fall in line behind Boris Johnson and his controversial deal. They have passed through all the
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesHillary Clinton Hillary Clinton's attacks on Tulsi Gabbard are embarrassing and paranoidThe Guardian - Nathan RobinsonHillary Clinton has kept a relatively low profile since her embarrassing 2016 election defeat, popping up only occasionally to make out-of-touch elitist comments that confirm why she lost. So it was somewhat
The Guardianflipped into Top Stories UK queries Facebook decision to exempt political statements from fact-checkingThe Guardian - Alex HernThe UK parliament has demanded to know why Facebook has decided to exempt political statements from its fact-checking programme – removing all bars on political candidates lying in paid adverts. In a to
The Guardianflipped into FootballBelgian Football Genk’s constant rebuilding work faces tough inspection by LiverpoolThe Guardian - Tumaini CarayolSoon after Racing Club Genk had clinched their fourth Belgian Pro League title and the season was done, crowds filled the city streets, supporters harmonised into the night and players partied until the
The Guardianflipped into Rugby UnionRugby World Cup Joy and pride stirred by Japan is real value of this Rugby World CupThe Guardian - Andy Bull in TokyoThe shrine in Marunouchi is a little different to the 1500 or so others in Tokyo. It has the same trappings, an altar, a bell, paper lanterns and a coil of twisted rope, but it sits on a patch of bright
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesUK News Extinction Rebellion protests cost Met police £37m so farThe Guardian - Vikram Dodd Police and crime correspondentProtests by Extinction Rebellion have cost the Metropolitan police £37m so far this year but Britain’s most senior officer has said she is against a ban on the climate emergency group’s campaign of disruption.
The Guardianflipped into FootballLiverpool FC Ian Rush: 'It’s funny that I’m teaching kids now, as I used to hate coaches'The Guardian - Ian RushPeople say I was born with a knack for scoring goals, but the truth is there’s a secret to it: never be scared to miss. There’s so much pressure on kids these days that, if they miss one chance, you see
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesLondon, UK Concrete bungle: how public fury stopped the 1970s plan to turn London into a motorwayThe Guardian - Simon JenkinsIt was a true year of revolution. In 1973, Londoners, for the first time in their modern history, had taken direct action against those purporting to rule them and scored a signal victory. It was an event
The Guardianflipped into PoliticsUnited Kingdom Starmer clashes with shadow cabinet over second referendumThe Guardian - Heather Stewart Political editorThe shadow Brexit secretary, Keir Starmer, has clashed with shadow cabinet colleagues over Labour’s stance on a second referendum, the Guardian understands. At the weekly shadow cabinet meeting on Tuesday,
The Guardianflipped into Donald TrumpDonald Trump Trump calls impeachment inquiry a 'lynching' as key witness testifies – liveGuardian US - Joan E Greve in Washington• Bill Taylor, acting ambassador to Ukraine, to go before Congress • Trump lashes out against inquiry in early-morning tweet series • Sign up for the US briefing and get a new perspective In his closed-door
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesOpinion The most shocking thing about today’s Brexit debate? The lack of informationThe Guardian - Gaby HinsliffWhen MPs vote, they will have been studying the outline of the deal for under a week, and the specifics for 24 hours There’s more to life than money. Or to be more specific, your money, along with your
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesPolitics Barnier says Brexit transition talks likely to exceed 2020 deadlineThe Guardian - Daniel Boffey in StrasbourgMichel Barnier has fuelled fears of a no-deal Brexit at the end of 2020 after suggesting future negotiations on a trade deal might require more than three years of talks. Speaking to the European parliament,
The Guardianflipped into Football2022 FIFA World Cup We can gauge popularity of women’s football. Time to up the prize moneyThe Guardian - Suzanne WrackSomewhere it has been decided that the Women’s World Cup is worth 7.5% of the men’s The announcement that viewing figures for the Women’s World Cup hit 1.12 billion is hugely impressive and raises vital
The Guardianflipped into US NewsWisconsin Wisconsin school guard rehired after firing for repeating racial slurGuardian US - Associated Press in MadisonA Wisconsin school district is rehiring a black security guard who was fired last week for repeating a racial slur while telling a student not to use it, a union official said. Marlon Anderson said he
The Guardianflipped into Comment is FreeDonald Trump Kurdish female fighters are once again pawns in a bigger political gameThe Guardian - Ece TemelkuranFor many years, there has been an on-and-off cold war between Kurdish political activists and the Turkish left –the despite being natural allies In August 2014 Marie Claire published an unusual photo The
The Guardianflipped into PoliticsPolitics British pensioners in Europe struggle to make ends meet, committee toldThe Guardian - Lisa O'Carroll Brexit correspondentRetired Britons in Europe are not sipping prosecco on a warm terrace but are struggling to make ends meet and fear further poverty because of Brexit, a parliamentary committee has been told. Jeremy Morgan
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesEric Trump Eric Trump is right for once: using politics to enrich yourself is sickeningThe Guardian - Arwa MahdawiEric Trump, arguably the most irrelevant of President Trump’s idiot adult children, could do with a little less hair gel and a little more self-awareness. Over the weekend, Donald’s second son went on
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesDonald Trump Fury as Trump compares impeachment inquiry to 'lynching'Guardian US - Tom McCarthy and Martin PengellyLynching is a reprehensible stain on this nation’s history, as is this president Kamala Harris This is a lynching in every sense Lindsey Graham Donald Trump referred to impeachment proceedings against
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesOslo Several injured as armed man hijacks ambulance in OsloThe Guardian - Reuters in OsloAn armed man has stolen an ambulance in Oslo, injuring three people including two babies when he drove off and hit a family, Norwegian police and hospital officials have said. The man was apprehended police
The Guardianflipped into LifestyleLifestyle (UK) Natural endurance: mashed potato and four other foods that give energy gels a run for their moneyThe Guardian - Kate CarterA new study that reveals that a spoonful of mashed potato is as good at providing energy as fancy gels will come as no surprise to endurance athletes. In a long race, there comes a point when the body
The Guardianflipped into PoliticsPolitics Pro-deal MPs try to force Johnson to seek EU customs unionThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorBoris Johnson could see his Brexit legislation amended to require him to negotiate a customs union with the EU, after at least five pro-deal MPs said they would support this option. The MPs – two former
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesShamima Begum Shamima Begum begins appeal against loss of UK citizenshipThe Guardian - Owen Bowcott and Dan SabbaghShamima Begum, the woman who left Britain as a schoolgirl to join Islamic State in Syria, has launched an appeal against the Home Office’s move to revoke her citizenship and prevent her from returning
The Guardianflipped into US NewsColorado US mother charged with murdering daughter she said was terminally illGuardian US - Associated Press in DenverA Colorado mother who sought donations to cover medical treatments for her daughter and promoted the girl’s “bucket list” of dreams to fulfil before she died has been indicted on a murder charge in the
The Guardianflipped into FootballGranit Xhaka Xhaka rails against Evra’s criticism that Arsenal lack mentality for away gamesThe Guardian - Press AssociationGranit Xhaka has hit back at Arsenal’s critics by insisting their belief that the Gunners’ are mentally weak away from home is “bullshit”. Unai Emery’s side missed the chance to go third in the Premier
The Guardianflipped into Film We should feel sorry for Jared Leto. His Joker never had a chanceThe Guardian - Ben ChildLeto had every chance to assume he'd be playing the Joker in further movies – otherwise why cast him in the first place? Would it really be surprising that Jared Leto had tried to stop Todd Phillips’s
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesUK News Brother of Manchester Arena bomber pleads not guilty to 22 murdersThe Guardian - Aamna MohdinThe younger brother of the Manchester Arena bomber has denied murdering 22 people who were killed while leaving an Ariane Grande concert in 2017. Hashem Abedi, now 22, also pleaded not guilty to one count
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesThomas Cook Accountancy profession 'complicit in Thomas Cook failure'The Guardian - Julia KolleweThe chair of an influential parliamentary committee has launched a blistering attack on the accounting industry, accusing it of being complicit in the failure of Thomas Cook, Carillion and other firms
