The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesWorld News Hedgehogs ahead! New sign warns drivers of animals on roadsThe Guardian - Kevin RawlinsonAfter decades of being killed on the road in huge numbers, hedgehogs are finally to get their own road sign warning drivers to watch out for them. The new signs bearing the silhouette of the animal in
The Guardianadded this to BooksGender More than a coming-out story: 10 books to read during Pride monthThe Guardian - Roz BellamyIt’s Pride month. To celebrate, we’ve rounded up 10 Australian books that explore the many different aspects of queer identity and indicate the experimental, creative and analytical writing taking place
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesHorse Racing Talking Horses: Phoenix Of Spain to reign on first day of Royal AscotThe Guardian - Chris CookThe big question for punters on day one at this Royal Ascot is: how many excuses do you make for a horse who was brilliant last year but has yet to show it this season? Too Darn Hot is the relevant animal
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleSudoku Sudoku 4,431 mediumThe Guardian Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9. Buy the next issue of the Guardian or subscribe to our Digital Edition to see the completed puzzle.
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesBridges New Tintagel Castle footbridge retraces line of ancient land linkThe Guardian - Steven MorrisA spectacular footbridge that will link the Cornish mainland with the island fortress of Tintagel is beginning to take shape thanks to technology usually employed for challenging construction projects
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesReality TV Reality TV encourages children to drink and smoke, experts warnThe GuardianReality TV shows such as Love Island are encouraging children and young people to smoke or drink under age by showing contestants regularly engaging in both pursuits, public health experts warn. An analysis
The Guardianadded this to UK NewsUniversal Credit Universal credit is failing military veterans, study findsThe Guardian - Patrick Butler Social policy editorEx-service personnel with physical and mental health issues have described how they felt ignored and let down by their country after falling foul of a social security system that failed to offer adequate
The Guardianadded this to FootballRacism Manchester United fans top list of arrests involving racism as a factorThe GuardianManchester United supporters have been involved in more football-related arrests where racism was an aggravating factor or feature than any other club in England in the four seasons to 2017-18, data from
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsNHS NHS needs extra £8bn or long-term plan will fail, say hospital bossesThe Guardian - Denis Campbell Health policy editorMinisters must spend an extra £8bn a year on health, on top of the NHS’s £20.5bn budget boost, or the service’s long-term plan will fail, according to hospital bosses and NHS experts warn. Waiting times
The Guardianadded this to US NewsIran US military says new images link Iran to oil tanker attacksGuardian US - Julian Borger in WashingtonThe US military has released more photographs to support its claims that Iran was responsible for attacks on commercial tankers in the Gulf of Oman last week, as the Trump administration reportedly prepared
The Guardianadded this to FootballNorway Norway through to last 16 with two penalties against South KoreaThe Guardian - Peter MasonTwo penalties, one early in each half, gave Norway a 2-1 victory over South Korea in the Women’s World Cup at Stade Auguste-Delaune in Reims to secure a place in the last 16 and eliminate their opponents.
The Guardianadded this to FootballJames Maddison James Maddison: ‘My trophy cabinet is empty. I am desperate to win’The Guardian - Andy Hunter in CesenaJames Maddison can pin-point the moment England enthralled him as accurately as a set piece for Leicester. It was almost 15 years ago to the day when, sitting at home in Coventry in a kit bearing the Rooney,
The Guardianadded this to FootballPhil Neville England’s Toni Duggan is all praise for Phil Neville’s passing philosophyThe Guardian - Louise Taylor in NiceIt may be stretching a point to describe Phil Neville as the “new Pep Guardiola” but Toni Duggan has detected pronounced similarities between England’s manager and his Manchester City counterpart. Although
The Guardianadded this to FootballWendie Renard Wendie Renard’s twice-taken penalty pushes France past NigeriaThe Guardian - Suzanne Wrack at Roazhon Park, RennesA furious Nigeria manager, Thomas Dennerby, claimed the officials had ruined the match after Wendie Renard’s retaken penalty following a double VAR check ensured France progress to the last 16 having Group
The Guardianadded this to TV & RadioUnited Kingdom Thatcher: A Very British Revolution review – the Iron Lady's downfall in compelling detailThe Guardian - Lucy ManganWatching the five-part documentary series Thatcher: A Very British Revolution (BBC Two), marking 40 years since the UK’s first female prime minister came to power, I realised how little I heard her speak
The Guardianadded this to World NewsAlex Jones Alex Jones sent Sandy Hook victims files with child sex abuse images, say lawyersThe Guardian - Associated PressLawyers for relatives of some victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting allege that far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones sent them documents relating to the court battle they are fighting
The Guardianadded this to US SportPlay buttonGary Woodland US Open winner Gary Woodland testament to teaching of Pete CowenThe Guardian - Ewan Murray at Pebble BeachSitting in a quiet corner of an airport lounge in San Francisco as the US Open hurtled towards its conclusion, Pete Cowen realised that he could not lose. The Yorkshireman took over full-time coaching
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesHong Kong Sound of Hong Kong's defiance reverberates in BeijingThe Guardian - Emma Graham-Harrison in Hong KongThe most obvious casualty of Hong Kong’s extraordinary uprising against chief executive, Carrie Lam, and her campaign to tie the city more closely to China, will be the bureaucrat-turned-politician’s career.
The Guardianadded this to World NewsEcuador Galápagos Islands: outcry after Ecuador allows US military to use airstripThe Guardian - Dan CollynsThe Galápagos Islands are at the centre of political row in Ecuador after the government agreed to allow US anti-narcotics planes to use an airstrip on the archipelago which inspired Charles Darwin’s of
The Guardianadded this to World NewsHouthi Yemen's Houthi rebels accused of diverting food aid from hungryThe Guardian - Karen McVeighThe head of the United Nations food agency has accused Yemen’s Houthi rebels of diverting food from the country’s hungriest people and threatened to suspend food aid. David Beasley, executive director
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesToronto Raptors Police say two shot as 1.5m pack Toronto streets for Raptors' title paradeThe Guardian - Associated Press in TorontoToronto police say two people were shot as Toronto Raptors fans packed the city’s downtown to watch the team’s NBA title parade. Police said two people had sustained serious but non-life threatening injuries
The Guardianadded this to US NewsHarvard Parkland survivor says Harvard revoked his admission over racist remarksGuardian US - Victoria Bekiempis in New YorkA survivor of the Parkland school shooting says Harvard University has revoked his acceptance over racist comments he made online and in text messages. Kyle Kashuv, who became a pro-gun conservative activist
The Guardianadded this to World NewsMohamed Morsi Mohamed Morsi obituaryThe Guardian - Trevor MostynThough in 2012 Mohamed Morsi became Egypt’s first democratically chosen president, a year later he was overthrown by the military and held in prison on a series of convictions. He has died at the age 67
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesTom Watson Tom Watson on Brexit: ‘Me leave Labour? It’s leaving me’The Guardian - Jessica Elgot Chief political correspondentLabour’s deputy leader, Tom Watson, has said he believes his party would be “leaving me” if it cannot fully endorse a second referendum, hours after giving a speech in which he said it should be the party
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesChris Froome Chris Froome’s injuries ‘could have been hell of a lot worse’, says ThomasThe Guardian - Paul MacInnesChris Froome was “lucky” not to have sustained even greater injuries following his crash last week, according to his teammate Geraint Thomas. Froome crashed into a wall at 37mph in the French town of last
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesPlay buttonBoris Johnson Boris Johnson accused of making contradictory Brexit promises to MPsThe Guardian - Rowena Mason and Jessica ElgotBoris Johnson has been accused of giving MPs contradictory promises on Brexit to win their votes, as one of his highly Eurosceptic backers warned that hardliners want to see him effectively tear up Theresa
The Guardianadded this to World NewsColombia Colombia leader hits out at 'hypocrisy' of middle-class cocaine usersThe Guardian - Patrick Wintour, Diplomatic editor, and Damien GayleMiddle-class cocaine users are inconsistent hypocrites if they fail to recognise the environmental and social damage their drug use is inflicting on producer countries, the Colombian president has said
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesWorld News Hong Kong protests show first dent in armour of Xi JinpingThe Guardian - Emma Graham-Harrison in Hong KongThe most obvious casualty of Hong Kong’s extraordinary uprising against chief executive, Carrie Lam, and her campaign to tie the city more closely to China, will be the bureaucrat-turned-politician’s career.
The Guardianadded this to FootballSpain Spain and China make it through to last 16 with goalless drawThe Guardian - Press AssociationSpain and China played out a goalless draw in their Women’s World Cup match in Le Havre – meaning that both sides secured progression into the last 16 as a result. With a point enough to qualify both out
The Guardianadded this to MediaSaudi Arabia Independent and Standard urge state not to investigate Saudi tiesThe Guardian - Jim Waterson Media editorThe Evening Standard and Independent have asked the government not to investigate the news outlets’ Saudi Arabian investors, saying the UK media industry could become financially unsustainable if officials
