Steve Bruce Sheffield Wednesday report Newcastle to Premier League over Bruce dealThe GuardianSheffield Wednesday have reported Newcastle to the Premier League for their conduct during the appointment of Steve Bruce as their new manager. Bruce was announced as the Magpies’ new boss last Wednesday,
Caracas Venezuela: blackout hits Caracas and other states in latest power outageThe GuardianAt least 14 Venezuelan states lost power on Monday afternoon, in the first nationwide blackout to include the capital Caracas since March. Venezuela suffered a series of blackouts in March, that left of
Manchester City Rodri confident he can add physical presence to Manchester CityThe GuardianRodri believes he will add physical presence and attacking threat to the Manchester City team. Despite winning a domestic treble last season, City still felt the need to recruit over the summer, spending
Diversity More officer diversity won't cut racial disparity in US police shootings – studyGuardian US - Miranda Bryant in New YorkIncreasing the diversity of America’s police officers will not necessarily cut racial disparities in fatal police shootings, according to a new study which claims that race-specific crime rates are a factor
Alastair Campbell Q&A: Alastair Campbell compares Donald Trump to Hitler Australia News - Michael McGowanAlastair Campbell has again compared Donald Trump to Hitler, likening the race-fuelled attacks by the US president against four US congresswomen to those made during Nazi Germany. The chief spin doctor
Daniel Radcliffe Who Do You Think You Are? review – Harry Potter and the diamond heistThe Guardian - Tim DowlingAs a format, Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One) appears to have an endless supply of steam. Now in its 16th series, it manages to spin yarns about the long-dead relatives of celebrities that are as compelling
LGBTQI LGBT activist murdered in St PetersburgThe Guardian - Agence France-Presse in St PetersburgRussian campaigners said on Monday that a woman found murdered with multiple stab wounds in the city of Saint Petersburg was a well-known activist who had received threats over her protests for LGBT rights
Play buttonOlympics Mack Horton targeted on social media as he is warned over Sun Yang snubThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressSwimming Australia and Mack Horton will receive an official warning from the sport’s world governing body, Fina, after the Olympic champion sensationally protested against controversial Chinese star Sun
World News Mexico boasts of cutting Central American migrant flow to US by a thirdThe Guardian - David Agren in Mexico CityMexico has boasted of a sharp drop in the number of migrants attempting to travel through the country ahead of a US deadline for its southern neighbour to show that it is cracking down on irregular migration.
Huawei Huawei plans to deploy high-speed internet to Canada’s remote regionsThe Guardian - AFP in OttawaThe embattled Chinese telecom giant Huawei has unveiled plans to deploy high-speed wireless internet to dozens of underserved communities in Canada’s remote northern regions. The move – mostly 4G deployments
Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo will not face criminal charges over rape allegationsThe Guardian - Tom LutzProsecutors in Las Vegas say that Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo will not face criminal charges over allegations he raped a woman at a Las Vegas hotel in 2009. After reviewing a police investigation the
Canadian News Three dead and two missing within days on remote Canadian highwayThe Guardian - Kat Eschner in TorontoPolice in Canada are investigating three suspicious deaths and the disappearance of two teenagers which took place within days of each other along a remote Canadian highway. At a press conference on Monday
Jeremy Hunt Grateful for support over Iran, Hunt wishes it had come a little soonerThe Guardian - John CraceIt could have been a rather lonely outing for Jeremy Hunt. With Mark Field suspended after grabbing an Extinction Rebellion protester by the neck and Alan Duncan having chosen to jump before he was pushed,
Imran Khan Trump says he could win Afghan war and wipe country 'off the face of the Earth' – videoGuardian US - US NewsDonald Trump has said that he could win the Afghanistan war 'in a week' adding that the country 'could be wiped off the face of the Earth. I don’t want to go that route'. The president made the claim alongside
Play buttonTour de France Alaphilippe allows France to dream in Tour where panache is overriding strategyThe Guardian - Richard WilliamsThe headline writers of L’Équipe seldom let you down. On Sunday they scraped the mould off a pun – JOUR DE FRANCE – held in storage for almost three and a half decades. Those words were chosen to celebrate
Huawei Government delays decision on whether to restrict HuaweiThe Guardian - Mark SweneyHuawei equipment will continue to be used in the UK’s 5G mobile networks for now after the government delayed a decision on whether it should be restricted or banned over concerns that the Chinese government
Boris Johnson Tory rebels warn Boris Johnson: ditch no deal or face fight for survivalThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorBoris Johnson has been put on notice by rebel Conservatives that he will not survive long as prime minister unless he drops his no-deal Brexit agenda, as he stands on the brink of entering Downing Street.
Labour Party I’m a Jewish woman. And, finally, I feel hopeful about LabourThe Guardian - Nadine Batchelor-HuntLabour has now released statements and materials that actually feel sincere, measured, and compassionate As someone who is both black and Jewish, Labour’s antisemitism crisis has been uniquely distressing.
Mutations Genetic mutation made humans susceptible to heart attacks – studyThe Guardian - Anna PloszajskiGene that helped prevent clogged arteries was lost 2 to 3 million years ago The loss of a single gene 2 to 3 million years ago in our ancestry may help explain why humans are the only animals in which
Play buttonUK Golf Shane Lowry wants to stay the same but life will change after Open winThe Guardian - Ewan MurrayOne face has always stood out from a picture on the clubhouse wall at Western Gailes Golf Club. Rory McIlroy’s participation in the 2007 European Amateur Team Championship in Ayrshire, won by Ireland,
Tom Watson Met police condemned over handling of VIP paedophile ring inquiryThe Guardian - Simon MurphyScotland Yard has been condemned for its handling of a multimillion-pound investigation into an alleged VIP paedophile ring in Westminster after the former nurse at the centre of the allegations was found
Play buttonAfghanistan War Trump says he could win Afghan war 'in a week … but I don't want to kill 10m'Guardian US - Julian Borger in WashingtonDonald Trump has said that he could win the Afghanistan war “in a week” but did not want to wipe the country “off the face of the Earth”. At the same White House, the president also made a quixotic offer
Radicalization Specialist jails aimed at stopping radicalisation are underused, say staffThe Guardian - Jamie Grierson Home affairs correspondentJails-within-jails designed to prevent extremists from radicalising vulnerable prisoners are undersubscribed, staff at the specialist units have told officials. The separation centres were launched in
Danny Cipriani Danny Cipriani’s World Cup hopes fade after another Eddie Jones snubThe Guardian - Paul ReesDanny Cipriani seems destined to end his career without having played in a World Cup after he was left out of the 38-member England squad that flew to Italy on Monday for a 12-day training camp. The Gloucester
Play buttonLiberal Democrats The Guardian view of the new Lib Dem leader: the vision thingThe Guardian - EditorialJo Swinson arrives at probably the best time to be a Liberal Democrat for a decade. In May the party posted a record European election result, attracting both Labour and Conservative voters disaffected
Robert Mueller Robert Mueller: 'damning and explosive' testimony expected before CongressGuardian US - Sabrina Siddiqui in WashingtonIf the activity described was anyone other than the president of the United States, they would indict that individual David Cicilline Appearing before Congress on Wednesday, former special counsel Robert
Boris Johnson There must be a point at which HS2 is just too expensiveThe Guardian - Nils PratleyOne thing as predictable as an increase in the projected cost of building HS2 is the response from business lobby groups. Sure enough, as the high-speed railway was reported last week to be hurtling towards
Unemployment Let’s not get too excited - the drop in underemployment is just a statistical flubThe Guardian - Greg JerichoThe return to strong wage rises still looks to be some way off as the latest labour force figures offer only the smallest of hopes that underemployment is falling. Overall there continues to be a high
Environment 20,000 tonnes of recycling dumped in Victorian landfill during SKM banThe Guardian - Adam Morton Environment editorMore than 20,000 tonnes of glass, paper and plastic was dumped in Victorian landfill while beleaguered waste company SKM Recycling was banned from accepting kerbside rubbish due to health and safety concerns.
Play buttonEnvironment Adani protest: French journalists' charges should be dropped, media union saysThe Guardian - Michael McGowanA prominent French journalist arrested and charged while covering a protest against Adani’s Carmichael coalmine says he’s surprised and disappointed at his treatment, while Australia’s media union has
Steve Bruce Sheffield Wednesday report Newcastle to Premier League over Bruce dealThe GuardianSheffield Wednesday have reported Newcastle to the Premier League for their conduct during the appointment of Steve Bruce as their new manager. Bruce was announced as the Magpies’ new boss last Wednesday,
Caracas Venezuela: blackout hits Caracas and other states in latest power outageThe GuardianAt least 14 Venezuelan states lost power on Monday afternoon, in the first nationwide blackout to include the capital Caracas since March. Venezuela suffered a series of blackouts in March, that left of
Manchester City Rodri confident he can add physical presence to Manchester CityThe GuardianRodri believes he will add physical presence and attacking threat to the Manchester City team. Despite winning a domestic treble last season, City still felt the need to recruit over the summer, spending
Diversity More officer diversity won't cut racial disparity in US police shootings – studyGuardian US - Miranda Bryant in New YorkIncreasing the diversity of America’s police officers will not necessarily cut racial disparities in fatal police shootings, according to a new study which claims that race-specific crime rates are a factor
Alastair Campbell Q&A: Alastair Campbell compares Donald Trump to Hitler Australia News - Michael McGowanAlastair Campbell has again compared Donald Trump to Hitler, likening the race-fuelled attacks by the US president against four US congresswomen to those made during Nazi Germany. The chief spin doctor
Daniel Radcliffe Who Do You Think You Are? review – Harry Potter and the diamond heistThe Guardian - Tim DowlingAs a format, Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One) appears to have an endless supply of steam. Now in its 16th series, it manages to spin yarns about the long-dead relatives of celebrities that are as compelling
LGBTQI LGBT activist murdered in St PetersburgThe Guardian - Agence France-Presse in St PetersburgRussian campaigners said on Monday that a woman found murdered with multiple stab wounds in the city of Saint Petersburg was a well-known activist who had received threats over her protests for LGBT rights
Play buttonOlympics Mack Horton targeted on social media as he is warned over Sun Yang snubThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressSwimming Australia and Mack Horton will receive an official warning from the sport’s world governing body, Fina, after the Olympic champion sensationally protested against controversial Chinese star Sun
World News Mexico boasts of cutting Central American migrant flow to US by a thirdThe Guardian - David Agren in Mexico CityMexico has boasted of a sharp drop in the number of migrants attempting to travel through the country ahead of a US deadline for its southern neighbour to show that it is cracking down on irregular migration.
Huawei Huawei plans to deploy high-speed internet to Canada’s remote regionsThe Guardian - AFP in OttawaThe embattled Chinese telecom giant Huawei has unveiled plans to deploy high-speed wireless internet to dozens of underserved communities in Canada’s remote northern regions. The move – mostly 4G deployments
Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo will not face criminal charges over rape allegationsThe Guardian - Tom LutzProsecutors in Las Vegas say that Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo will not face criminal charges over allegations he raped a woman at a Las Vegas hotel in 2009. After reviewing a police investigation the
Canadian News Three dead and two missing within days on remote Canadian highwayThe Guardian - Kat Eschner in TorontoPolice in Canada are investigating three suspicious deaths and the disappearance of two teenagers which took place within days of each other along a remote Canadian highway. At a press conference on Monday
Jeremy Hunt Grateful for support over Iran, Hunt wishes it had come a little soonerThe Guardian - John CraceIt could have been a rather lonely outing for Jeremy Hunt. With Mark Field suspended after grabbing an Extinction Rebellion protester by the neck and Alan Duncan having chosen to jump before he was pushed,
Imran Khan Trump says he could win Afghan war and wipe country 'off the face of the Earth' – videoGuardian US - US NewsDonald Trump has said that he could win the Afghanistan war 'in a week' adding that the country 'could be wiped off the face of the Earth. I don’t want to go that route'. The president made the claim alongside
Play buttonTour de France Alaphilippe allows France to dream in Tour where panache is overriding strategyThe Guardian - Richard WilliamsThe headline writers of L’Équipe seldom let you down. On Sunday they scraped the mould off a pun – JOUR DE FRANCE – held in storage for almost three and a half decades. Those words were chosen to celebrate
Huawei Government delays decision on whether to restrict HuaweiThe Guardian - Mark SweneyHuawei equipment will continue to be used in the UK’s 5G mobile networks for now after the government delayed a decision on whether it should be restricted or banned over concerns that the Chinese government
Boris Johnson Tory rebels warn Boris Johnson: ditch no deal or face fight for survivalThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorBoris Johnson has been put on notice by rebel Conservatives that he will not survive long as prime minister unless he drops his no-deal Brexit agenda, as he stands on the brink of entering Downing Street.
Labour Party I’m a Jewish woman. And, finally, I feel hopeful about LabourThe Guardian - Nadine Batchelor-HuntLabour has now released statements and materials that actually feel sincere, measured, and compassionate As someone who is both black and Jewish, Labour’s antisemitism crisis has been uniquely distressing.
Mutations Genetic mutation made humans susceptible to heart attacks – studyThe Guardian - Anna PloszajskiGene that helped prevent clogged arteries was lost 2 to 3 million years ago The loss of a single gene 2 to 3 million years ago in our ancestry may help explain why humans are the only animals in which
Play buttonUK Golf Shane Lowry wants to stay the same but life will change after Open winThe Guardian - Ewan MurrayOne face has always stood out from a picture on the clubhouse wall at Western Gailes Golf Club. Rory McIlroy’s participation in the 2007 European Amateur Team Championship in Ayrshire, won by Ireland,
Tom Watson Met police condemned over handling of VIP paedophile ring inquiryThe Guardian - Simon MurphyScotland Yard has been condemned for its handling of a multimillion-pound investigation into an alleged VIP paedophile ring in Westminster after the former nurse at the centre of the allegations was found
Play buttonAfghanistan War Trump says he could win Afghan war 'in a week … but I don't want to kill 10m'Guardian US - Julian Borger in WashingtonDonald Trump has said that he could win the Afghanistan war “in a week” but did not want to wipe the country “off the face of the Earth”. At the same White House, the president also made a quixotic offer
Radicalization Specialist jails aimed at stopping radicalisation are underused, say staffThe Guardian - Jamie Grierson Home affairs correspondentJails-within-jails designed to prevent extremists from radicalising vulnerable prisoners are undersubscribed, staff at the specialist units have told officials. The separation centres were launched in
Danny Cipriani Danny Cipriani’s World Cup hopes fade after another Eddie Jones snubThe Guardian - Paul ReesDanny Cipriani seems destined to end his career without having played in a World Cup after he was left out of the 38-member England squad that flew to Italy on Monday for a 12-day training camp. The Gloucester
Play buttonLiberal Democrats The Guardian view of the new Lib Dem leader: the vision thingThe Guardian - EditorialJo Swinson arrives at probably the best time to be a Liberal Democrat for a decade. In May the party posted a record European election result, attracting both Labour and Conservative voters disaffected
Robert Mueller Robert Mueller: 'damning and explosive' testimony expected before CongressGuardian US - Sabrina Siddiqui in WashingtonIf the activity described was anyone other than the president of the United States, they would indict that individual David Cicilline Appearing before Congress on Wednesday, former special counsel Robert
Boris Johnson There must be a point at which HS2 is just too expensiveThe Guardian - Nils PratleyOne thing as predictable as an increase in the projected cost of building HS2 is the response from business lobby groups. Sure enough, as the high-speed railway was reported last week to be hurtling towards
Unemployment Let’s not get too excited - the drop in underemployment is just a statistical flubThe Guardian - Greg JerichoThe return to strong wage rises still looks to be some way off as the latest labour force figures offer only the smallest of hopes that underemployment is falling. Overall there continues to be a high
Environment 20,000 tonnes of recycling dumped in Victorian landfill during SKM banThe Guardian - Adam Morton Environment editorMore than 20,000 tonnes of glass, paper and plastic was dumped in Victorian landfill while beleaguered waste company SKM Recycling was banned from accepting kerbside rubbish due to health and safety concerns.
Play buttonEnvironment Adani protest: French journalists' charges should be dropped, media union saysThe Guardian - Michael McGowanA prominent French journalist arrested and charged while covering a protest against Adani’s Carmichael coalmine says he’s surprised and disappointed at his treatment, while Australia’s media union has
