Niki Lauda Niki Lauda was ‘racing with me’ during Monaco win, says Lewis HamiltonThe GuardianLewis Hamilton said he believed he felt Niki Lauda was with him as he drove to a hard-fought victory in the Monaco Grand Prix. The British driver added that he wanted to go on to emulate the three-times
Cricket World Cup England’s Mark Wood confident he will be fit for Cricket World CupThe GuardianThe England fast bowler Mark Wood is confident he will be fit to take part in the Cricket World Cup after an anxious weekend. Wood pulled up sore after one ball of his fourth over during the warm-up match
Confederation of British Industry Next CBI chair likely to be Cobra beer founder Karan BilimoriaThe Guardian - Angela MonaghanThe founder of Cobra beer, Karan Bilimoria, is being lined up to be the next president of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) at a crucial time for the business lobby group as Britain prepares
Politics EU elections turnout rises as political landscape fragmentsThe Guardian - Jon Henley Europe correspondentMore EU citizens have voted in European parliament elections than at any time in the past quarter century, the assembly has said, estimating overall turnout in the EU27 member states at 51% compared to
Europa League Arsenal and Chelsea can learn from Atlético’s Europa League launchpadThe Guardian - Sid Lowe“We can’t forget what made us strong. I see old Europa League games and we didn’t even have a shirt sponsor Diego Simeone On the November night when Atlético Madrid were knocked out of the Champions League
Roger Federer Roger Federer makes winning return to French Open after four years awayThe Guardian - Kevin Mitchell at Roland GarrosThe old and the new shone on the first day of the refurbished French Open but the winning return of Roger Federer after an absence of four years grabbed most insistently at the heartstrings of the faithful
University of London University of London’s admin centre ‘boycotted’ over treatment of staffThe Guardian - Mattha BusbyMove aims to get more BAME and female staff into direct employment in-house The University and College Union congress has voted to boycott Senate House, the administrative centre of the University of (UoL),
Fashion (UK) Tattoos without borders: the Ukrainian artist mapping migrationThe Guardian - Jenny ValentishIn Ukraine there is a tradition before embarking on a journey. Once all the bags are packed and the last-minute checks are complete, someone will suggest, “Shall we sit?” Those gathered will pause for
Jokes Brad Scott's overly polished exit ticked every box for pundits and publicThe Guardian - Craig LittleAmong the most popular threads of AFL commentary each season is the debate over which coach’s job is safe and whose seat is in play. The almost daily bombast on the subject is a reminder that football’s
Leeds Rhinos Magic Weekend: Desperate Leeds cling on for crucial win over LondonThe Guardian - Aaron Bower at AnfieldLeeds Rhinos have celebrated some momentous victories in huge settings, but the celebrations at full time here underlined the significance of their 24-22 win over London Broncos. Rightly or wrongly, this
Opinion (UK) The Guardian view on the Conservative leadership: unserious contendersThe Guardian - EditorialIt ought to be astonishing when the chancellor of the exchequer announces that he would consider voting to bring down his own government if it adopts the policy which the party members favour on the most
Athletics Katarina Johnson-Thompson smashes her personal best to win heptathlonThe Guardian - Sean Ingle in GötzisAfter two days of exhilarating competition in the world’s most prestigious heptathlon event, Katarina Johnson-Thompson tumbled across the line in the 800m before dropping like a swatted fly. She then as
Wembley Charlton return to Championship after Patrick Bauer scores last-gasp winnerThe Guardian - Ben Fisher at WembleyLee Bowyer was the last man standing in the Charlton technical area as his backroom staff and substitutes emptied on to the Wembley turf, flying down the touchline to join the pile-on after the captain,
Opinion (UK) The Guardian view on ‘discovering’ overlooked artists: look to the present, tooThe Guardian - EditorialLast week an exhibition opened at the Serpentine Gallery in London devoted to an artist whose work, hitherto unheard of by most art lovers, is receiving a glowing response from critics. This “emerging”
Donald Trump Jr Impeachment: Democrats can 'sing and dance like Beyoncé', House leader saysGuardian US - Edward HelmoreWe will proceed as Speaker Pelosi has eloquently laid out, methodically yet aggressively to get to the truth Hakeem Jeffries We already know that there was an outrageous amount of corruption that took
Cricket Gareth Batty’s guide to the Cricket World Cup groundsThe Guardian - Gareth BattyThe changing rooms are massive, so nobody’s going to be disappointed by the facilities, and the wicket is generally very good. Out of all the grounds in England it can be kind to the spin bowler, with
Opinion (UK) The winner of this Tory leadership race will be the spirit of ThatcherismThe Guardian - Isabel HardmanAlong with making tortured comparisons with Game of Thrones, the laziest thing to say about the Tory leadership contest is that it is going to be all about Brexit. That much is obvious, given Theresa abject
England England have nothing to gain and plenty to lose in final warm-upsThe Guardian - Geoff LemonWarmup matches are a curious creation. With days until the Cricket World Cup, England played Australia on Saturday to lose by a dozen runs, then will suit up against Afghanistan on Monday. Both are unofficial
Tom Watson Len McCluskey accuses Tom Watson of anti-Corbyn plotThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorThe Unite boss, Len McCluskey, has accused Labour’s deputy leader, Tom Watson, of trying to turn members against Jeremy Corbyn over the leadership’s refusal to fully back a second referendum. Tensions
Play buttonLewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton holds Max Verstappen at bay to win Monaco Grand PrixThe Guardian - Giles Richards at Monte CarloSporting a helmet styled in the same design as Niki Lauda’s final championship winning season for McLaren in 1984, Lewis Hamilton delivered the win in Monaco he so dearly wanted to honour his friend. victory
Chernobyl Downplaying the danger of ChernobylThe Guardian - LettersTom Allan’s report of his holiday inside the Chernobyl exclusion zone (Nuclear reaction, Travel, 25 May) was both misleading and dangerous in its assertions. He gives the impression that the radiation
Politics Depressing but unsurprising voter disenfranchisement in EU pollThe Guardian - LettersReading your reports of the casual bureaucratic disenfranchisement of UK citizens abroad and of EU citizens in the UK was shocking but, depressingly, unsurprising (UK government risks lawsuits after EU
Opinion (UK) Why London’s not such a capital place to liveThe Guardian - LettersThe article (Big regional gaps revealed in disposable incomes across UK, 23 May) is very misleading. It makes no allowances for the increased housing costs most Londoners face. In February 2019, Londoners
Opinion (UK) Tories turn nasty in the scramble to replace MayThe Guardian - LettersSadly the Guardian, along with other newspapers, has demonstrated in John Crace’s article that it does not understand the gender issues that so damage our society (The day the Maybot cracked, 25 May).
Opinion (UK) Chelsea flower show a right royal pity for commoners’ kidsThe Guardian - LettersYes, John Crace (Digested week, 25 May) it was lovely to see Prince William’s three young children enjoying Kate’s Chelsea flower show garden with their parents. A pity, though, that, according to Chelsea’s
Rugby World Cup Ireland suffer Rugby World Cup injury blow as Sean O’Brien is ruled outThe Guardian - Press Association and ReutersIreland’s Rugby World Cup hopes have suffered a blow with the news that flanker Sean O’Brien will miss the tournament in Japan with a hip injury, his club Leinster said on Sunday. Leinster announced on
Jair Bolsonaro Bolsonaro supporters take to Brazil’s streets as approval ratings dropThe Guardian - Tom Phillips Latin America correspondentHardcore devotees of Brazil’s far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, have taken to the streets across the country in their first major show of force since his landslide election victory last October. “Wake
Vincenzo Nibali Primoz Roglic loses ground to rivals after crashing in Giro d’ItaliaThe Guardian - ReutersThe Italian Vincenzo Nibali took full advantage of his knowledge of the terrain to unsettle his main Giro d’Italia rival Primoz Roglic in the 15th stage on Sunday. On the roads of one of his favourite
Double trouble: the fight to be the real Lord BucketheadThe Guardian - Jim Waterson Media editorIt began as a bid to mock Theresa May by standing against the prime minister in an election dressed as an intergalactic space-lord. But the political career of Lord Buckethead has ended in a bizarre legal
Play buttonDominic Raab Dominic Raab defends calling feminists ‘obnoxious bigots’The Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorDominic Raab has defended his claim that feminists are some of the most obnoxious bigots and that men are getting a raw deal, saying he does not want “double standards” in the debate on equality. The Brexit
