The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesFrance French fishers’ protest over Jersey rights is over but the dispute will go on verified_publisherThe Guardian - Jon Henley, Lisa O'Carroll and Steven Morris in St HelierDawn was still four hours away and the small Normandy port of Carteret was alive, some boats hurriedly unloading their catch for a rapid turnaround, others turning on their lights and firing up their for...
The Guardianflipped into World NewsTitanium E171: EU watchdog says food colouring widely used in UK is unsafe verified_publisherThe Guardian - Daniel Boffey in BrusselsA food colouring used in products sold in the UK ranging from chewing gum and white chocolate to toothpaste and sauces for toddlers can no longer be ruled out as a cause of cancer, the European Food Safety...
The Guardianflipped into FootballReal Madrid Real Madrid left firing blanks as logic is imposed by superior Chelsea verified_publisherThe GuardianThere is a scene in Pulp Fiction where a man bursts from Brett’s bathroom and unloads on Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield. Bullets fly until the chamber empties, the trigger clicks, silence falls and realises...
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesCrime (UK) Dalian Atkinson murder trial: officer told victim to keep his head down, jurors hear verified_publisherThe Guardian - Ben QuinnA police officer accused of murdering the former footballer Dalian Atkinson told him to “keep your head down” as he repeatedly stamped on his head while he lay on the ground after being shot with a Taser...
The Guardianflipped into Comment is FreeUK Politics Scratch the surface, and the ‘new’ politics of the red wall looks very much like the old verified_publisherThe Guardian - Gaby HinsliffImagine a family house, with a garden. Nothing fancy, but solid, and cheap enough to feel within reach of an ordinary couple on ordinary wages. To despairing millennials across much of the south-east,...
The Guardianflipped into MusicClassical Music Schumann: The Piano Trios; Piano Quintet; Piano Quartet review | Andrew Clements's classical album of the week verified_publisherThe GuardianSchumann composed four piano trios altogether – the three that are numbered, and a set of four pieces for violin, cello and piano that were published as the Fantasiestücke, Op 88. Trio Wanderer’s survey...
The Guardianflipped into US NewsAudits Arizona Republicans hunt for bamboo-laced China ballots in 2020 ‘audit’ effort verified_publisherGuardian US - Sam Levine in Phoenix, ArizonaArizona Republicans are examining whether there is bamboo fiber in ballots that were used in the 2020 election, an activist assisting with the ongoing audit of the ballots told reporters this week. The...
The Guardianflipped into US NewsSan Francisco Bay Area Two women stabbed in San Francisco amid rise in anti-Asian attacks verified_publisherGuardian US - The GuardianTwo women are in hospital after they were stabbed at a bus stop in San Francisco in the latest attacks against Asian Americans nationwide since the start of the pandemic. The women, one 63 and the second...
The Guardianflipped into Sport Top StoriesSports (India) IPL ponders September restart in challenge to crowded calendar verified_publisherThe Guardian - Ali MartinSourav Ganguly, president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, has confirmed the Indian Premier League is exploring a possible September restart in a move that would cause significant headaches...
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesNews Portrait of happiness: long lockdown ends for the artist Philip Sutton verified_publisherThe GuardianClutching a quill and pots of ink, Philip Sutton ended his 421-day care home lockdown this week by heading out to do what has been impossible since the Covid pandemic began: observe something new and it...
The Guardianflipped into Comment is FreeCivil Rights The pandemic has catalysed a new era for Britain’s trade unions verified_publisherThe Guardian - Ellie Mae O’HaganHow has the pandemic affected people’s working lives? It depends who you ask. Covid-19 has exposed how the UK economy effectively functions as two distinct worlds: one where there is a decent safety net,...
The Guardianflipped into PoliticsUK Politics Etonians feel born to rule – and we all pay the price for it verified_publisherThe Guardian - LettersWhat Boris Johnson has successfully disproved is the claim that the traditional British elites, through upbringing, heritage etc, are uniquely qualified to govern the country (Britain’s overgrown Eton...
