The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesJason Roy Jason Roy ruled out for minimum of two England games with hamstring tearThe GuardianEngland have confirmed Jason Roy will miss at least the next two games of the Cricket World Cup with a hamstring injury. Roy was forced from the field against West Indies and did not bat. A subsequent
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesPlay buttonBig Little Lies Big Little Lies recap: season two, episode two – Tell-Tale HeartsThe Guardian - Rebecca NicholsonSpoiler alert: this blog is for people watching season two of Big Little Lies, which airs on HBO in the US, Sky Atlantic in the UK and on Foxtel’s Showcase in Australia. Don’t read on unless you have episode
The Guardianadded this to BusinessHighways England Kier Group to cut 1,200 jobs and sell housing divisionThe Guardian - Julia KolleweKier Group is to cut 1,200 jobs in the UK, suspend dividend payments and sell its housebuilding and property businesses as it battles to reduce its debt pile. Shares in the troubled construction and services
The Guardianadded this to BusinessQueensland 'I am devastated': Queensland environment minister says she had to obey law on AdaniThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressQueensland’s environment minister says she is devastated at the impact the Adani mine debate has had on the region’s Indigenous people. Leeanne Enoch was filmed in Cairns days after her department approved
The Guardianadded this to EnvironmentGhana Illegal fishing by foreign trawlers costs Ghana $50m a year, researchers sayThe GuardianIllegal fishing by foreign trawlers is decimating Ghana’s fish populations and costing the country’s economy tens of millions of dollars a year, according to researchers. An investigation published on
The Guardianadded this to FootballWomen's Soccer Women’s football has come a long way but misogyny is still not beatenThe Guardian - Sean IngleHere is something I was unaware of until recently. When England took part in the second unofficial women’s World Cup in Mexico in 1971, they played in front of crowds of 80,000 and 100,000. More staggeringly
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) From houses to wages, it's time we realised that size isn't everythingThe Guardian - Julian BagginiAmong our nation’s many long-term property woes is that British homes are not only becoming less affordable, they’re also getting smaller. However, news from over the pond suggests shoebox living may be
The Guardianadded this to US SportSports Why the Toronto Raptors' title is a victory for the NBA, Canada ... and the USThe Guardian - Kareem Abdul-JabbarFolklore tells us that if you can see your initials in a spider’s web, you have good fortune ahead. Maybe the NBA saw their initials in the hoop net last Thursday because the Toronto Raptors’ championship
The Guardianadded this to BooksPoetry Poem of the week: The Bluff by Jamie McKendrickThe GuardianThe newt that plays so delicately dead must be on the qui vive unless terror just flicks the switch. Its limbs go limp, Its upturned orange underbelly over-ripe: a toxic flag unfurled from the beyond.
The Guardianadded this to CricketCricket Family comes first in this England team and that’s probably for the bestThe Guardian - Moeen AliThe injuries have put the whole squad on alert for the Afghanistan game at Old Trafford on Tuesday Cricket can produce some amazing feelings on the field and I have been lucky enough to experience a few
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesAirbnb Airbnb for clutter: the people renting out storage space in their homesThe Guardian - Leo BenedictusThe sharing economy meets the mania for decluttering, as people realise they can let others use their spare rooms, sheds and attics for cash You may not look around a city like London and notice acres
The Guardianadded this to FootballNeymar Football transfer rumours: Neymar to leave PSG?The Guardian - Simon BurntonPaul Pogba’s casual admission that “it could be a good time to have a new challenge somewhere else” gets every English newspaper excited, though the Mirror says that Manchester United will adopt a “hardline
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesGangs Teens caught up in county lines gangs have seen things no child should seeThe Guardian - Sonya JonesMy team works with young people who’ve been groomed, brainwashed and traumatised. We help them rebuild their lives “Somebody being shot in front of you, or you yourself shooting somebody, became just drinking
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesCarlos Ghosn Carlos Ghosn's wife urges Trump to support her husbandThe Guardian - Julia KolleweThe wife of former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn has appealed to Donald Trump for help and rejected suggestions that she was implicated in her husband’s alleged financial crimes. Ghosn, once one of the most
The Guardianadded this to FootballCarli Lloyd USA aim golf-clap at their celebration critics and show their steelThe Guardian - Caitlin MurrayIn a result that surprised no one, the US women’s national team punched past Chile to secure a spot in the knockout round of the Women’s World Cup. The group stage rolls on, however, and the match against
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) It took me years to come out as bisexual. I just didn’t feel safe enoughThe Guardian - Sharan DhaliwalI came out last year, just before my 34th birthday, as a bisexual woman. As a result, I regularly hear from people asking what they should do because they’re getting older and, sometimes, are more frightened
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesWizard of Oz The Wizard of Oz at 80: how the world fell under its dark spellThe Guardian - Luiza SaumaEveryone has their own Oz. For my parents, it was Europe; I begged to go back to Brazil Eighty years ago, in the summer of 1939, 16-year-old Judy Garland appeared on cinema screens as the orphan Dorothy
The Guardianadded this to FilmPlay buttonFilm (UK) Are horror's audience-baiting puzzles detracting from the plot?The Guardian - Steve RoseLooking to establish an evil horror cult? The first thing you will need is a good graphics department. It used to be that a trusty pentangle or inverted crucifix would do the trick, but in our branding-conscious
The Guardianadded this to BooksBooks City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert review – hymn to female desireThe Guardian - Stephanie MerrittTo the 15 million global readers of her travel memoir, Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert has become a kind of guru and star of her own multi-season series; she shares each new twist of her life story
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleLifestyle (UK) I was an introvert with a grey life – until I learned to let go on stageThe Guardian - Jessica PanA few years ago I watched a comedy troupe improvise an Uber journey through Nudist Narnia. I studied their joyous, earnest expressions. I took in how genuinely happy and safe they looked in their whimsy.
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesHeathrow Heathrow's planes over Richmond Park would 'damage mental health'The Guardian - Sandra LavilleMillions of people who use park face up to 93 low-flying aircraft an hour under plan A psychologist who treats patients experiencing stress and anxiety with a dose of nature in Richmond Park says the of
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesPlay buttonBoris Johnson Matt Hancock backs Boris Johnson in Tory leadership raceThe Guardian - Peter Walker Political correspondentMatt Hancock, who dropped out of the Conservative leadership race at the end of last week, has endorsed Boris Johnson, despite having campaigned on a modernising ticket and said he would not push for no-deal
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesAging 'I refuse to regret waking up a day older': Ashton Applewhite's fight for age prideThe Guardian - Amelia HillWhen Ashton Applewhite hit 55 years old, she dyed her hair. So what? That’s what women the world over do, you might think: dye grey hair to hide their age. But what Applewhite did was different: she dyed
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesRecipes Nigel Slater’s fuss-free summer recipesThe Guardian - Nigel SlaterWhen the sun’s out, keep lunch simple with dishes you can prepare in advance, from chicken and couscous to panna cotta A summer lunch should feel carefree and effortless. An assortment of dishes served
The Guardianadded this to FilmPlay buttonMartin Scorsese Streaming: Scorsese's freewheeling Dylan docThe Guardian - Guy LodgeIn a year that has seen Steven Spielberg become the poster boy for anti-Netflix scepticism, his old peer Martin Scorsese is fully embracing the possibilities. In the autumn, his much-hyped, big-budget
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBrunei Top Gear would never have visited Brunei if it had already passed its homophobic stoning lawThe Guardian - Andrew FlintoffBeing asked to present Top Gear was one of the best moments of my professional career, just behind captaining the England cricket team. I’ve always loved cars. I’ve always loved travelling the world. Gear
The Guardianadded this to TechnologyNews Liberty mounts latest court challenge to 'snooper's charter'The Guardian - Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondentThe legality of the intelligence services’ bulk surveillance activities under which personal data is obtained from social media companies as well as through hacking and interception is being being challenged
The Guardianadded this to ScienceScience Can you solve it? Are you in the smartest 1 per cent (of 13-year-olds)?The Guardian - Alex BellosToday you are pitting yourselves against the best 13-year-old mathematicians in the UK. The questions below are taken from last week’s Junior Mathematical Olympiad, a competition aimed at children up Year
The Guardianadded this to BooksBooks Dancer from the Dance by Andrew Holleran; Out of the Shadows by Walt Odets – reviewThe Guardian - Andrew McMillanThrough the sweat and haze of longing come piercing insights about the vanity and imperfections of men Given the twerpish, if unsurprising, views of the recently elected MEP Ann Widdecombe, here are two
The Guardianadded this to Art & DesignArt PhotoEspaña: where glamour meets grit – in picturesThe Guardian - Guy LaneIjewo by Cristina de Middel, from the This is what hatred did series, 2015. Exhibited in Sin Fronteras at the Palacio de la Magdalena PhotoEspana, Madrid’s annual celebration of photography, offers an
