Horse Racing Earthlight raises 2,000 Guineas hopes with victory in Prix MornyThe Guardian - Chris CookAndré Fabre has a live contender for the 2,000 Guineas, following a game success in the Prix Morny by Earthlight. It was a victory to cheer all of French racing, as it ends a run of summer Sundays on the
Stacey Abrams 'Rigging the game': Stacey Abrams kicks off campaign to fight voter suppressionGuardian US - Martin Pengelly and agenciesThe ability to vote is how you tackle climate change. We can’t have climate change legislation simply by wishing it Stacey Abrams Stacey Abrams is a potential Democratic nominee for vice-president in She
World News Dozens of rescuers try to save two trapped cavers in PolandThe Guardian - Sign inMore than two dozen rescue workers are battling to save two cavers trapped in a cavern in the Tatra mountains in Poland, after a narrow tunnel flooded with water, blocking their exit. A representative
Play buttonJeremy Corbyn Now we know the cost of no deal, MPs must do whatever it takesThe Guardian - Matthew d’AnconaThe term “Project Fear” must be expunged from the respectable political lexicon. Now that we know the full detail of the government’s Operation Yellowhammer assumptions about a no-deal Brexit, these two
Kashmir India orders Kashmir government staff back to work amid protestsThe Guardian - Azhar Farooq in Srinagar and Rebecca Ratcliffe in DelhiIndian officials have ordered government employees in Kashmir to return to duty and some schools will reopen on Monday after a tense weekend of protests in the territory. At least two dozen people were
Sheffield United John Lundstram strikes to give Sheffield United victory over Crystal PalaceThe Guardian - Louise Taylor at Bramall LaneThe smell of fresh paint and the warmth of the August sun hinted at exciting new beginnings but there was also a lot that seemed reassuringly familiar about Sheffield United as they hosted Premier League
Yemen UN experts discover British-made bomb parts in YemenThe Guardian - Dan SabbaghA United Nations panel of experts has uncovered fragments of British-made laser guidance missile systems at an air raid site in Yemen in a strike that it concluded breached international humanitarian The
Gibraltar Iran tanker at centre of diplomatic row set to leave GibraltarThe Guardian - Dan Sabbagh and agenciesThe supertanker at the centre of a six-week diplomatic row between Britain and Iran is expected to leave Gibraltar on Sunday night, Iran’s ambassador to the UK has said. Hamid Baeidinejad said on Twitter:
Pete Buttigieg Buttigieg: opposition to gay marriage will 'wash away' among black AmericansGuardian US - Martin PengellyOpposition to gay marriage among African Americans will “start to wash away”, Pete Buttigieg said on Sunday, when such voters “struggling to get on to right side of history” see he will work in their The
Faber Ben Wheatley to direct zombie-pensioner TV satire on divided BritainThe Guardian - Lanre BakareAfter setting films in a High-Rise and A Field in England, the director Ben Wheatley is turning his attention to a provincial British town for a new six-part zombie drama satirising intergenerational in
Music (UK) SCO/Christophers review – premiere of James MacMillan's ecstatic Fifth SymphonyThe Guardian - Rowena SmithScotland’s pre-eminent composer, Sir James MacMillan, turns 60 this year, a landmark celebrated by the Edinburgh international festival with a series of concerts culminating in the premiere of a major
Matteo Salvini Salvini wants to lead Italy. He may be about to get the chanceThe Guardian - Maurizio MolinariWhat’s coming will be aggressive and confrontational. Act two of Italian populism will put up a tough fight We are witnessing the beginning of act two in the drama of Italian populism, and it is a showdown
English Premier League Ashley Cole retires from playing and plans move into coachingThe Guardian - Press AssociationAshley Cole has said he is planning a move into coaching after calling time on his illustrious playing career. The former England defender won 13 major titles during his 20-year career, including the Champions
Hong Kong Chinese military police poised for action over Hong Kong protestsThe Guardian - Michael Standaert in ShenzhenThere was an uneasy sense of calm on Sunday in Shenzhen, the Chinese city on the other side of the bay from Hong Kong where hundreds of troops from the People’s Armed Police [PAP] have been deployed in
Dan Biggar Wales can rely on Dan Biggar to adapt to World Cup challenge in JapanThe Guardian - Paul ReesWhat is the Brexit brouhaha compared to the fly-half debate that has raged in Wales as long as the game has been played there? Dan Biggar has the thickness of skin needed to absorb the impact of verbal
Acne How to minimise scars caused by acne or injuryThe Guardian - Bav ShergillScars are one of the body’s ways of repairing itself. If skin is damaged, your body works to form fibrous structures to mend the wound. Unfortunately, the resulting scar will look and feel different from
Sports The US team’s dispute over pay is a fight for women all over the worldThe Guardian - Suzanne WrackWhen discussing the breakdown in pay and compensation talks between US Soccer and the US Women’s National Team, the presenter on ABC’s Good Morning America said to Megan Rapinoe and Christen Press: “What
Play buttonSteve Smith Steve Smith hopeful of playing in third Ashes Test despite concussionThe Guardian - Ali MartinSteve Smith remains hopeful of playing in Thursday’s third Test at Headingley despite the delayed concussion diagnosis that saw him report headaches, dizziness and “feeling in a fog” among his symptoms.
Sajid Javid Sajid Javid denies floating idea of stamp duty for sellersThe Guardian - Rowena Mason Deputy political editorSajid Javid has quashed speculation that he could shift stamp duty on to sellers rather than buyers, just two days after suggesting he could look at the idea. The chancellor had appeared to float the in
Discrimination Home Office immigration staff face rising discrimination at work, survey findsThe Guardian - Rajeev SyalHome Office agencies embroiled in the Windrush scandal have reported rising levels of discrimination in the workplace, an official survey has revealed. Employees at the Border Force and Immigration Enforcement,
Nobel Prize From the lottery to Nobel prize: meet workers who make life-changing phone callsThe Guardian - Ammar KaliaFor 12 years now, Anita Pires has been working at the call centre for Camelot, the company that runs the UK’s national lottery. She is one of a staff of 30 who answer calls from potential lottery winners,
Play buttonPep Guardiola Pep Guardiola’s quest for control at Manchester City undermined by VARThe Guardian - Jonathan Wilson at the Etihad StadiumFootball remains a magnificently capricious sport. You can crush its competitiveness with a self-perpetuating structure that leads to a radically unequal distribution of resources. You can pack the heft
Ariana Grande Ariana Grande review – crowd-pleasing anthems of female resilienceThe Guardian - Alexis PetridisAriana Grande first appears at the centre of a tableau of dancers based on Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper – albeit a last supper at which the diners suddenly start climbing on the table, waving their
Lifestyle (UK) Five ways to have a healthier lunchtimeThe Guardian - Emine SanerIt is cheaper and you know what is in it. Healthy leftovers from the night before, bulked up with extra vegetables or a salad, can be a good option, says Gillian Killiner, a dietitian and spokeswoman the
UK News Thames vigil to be held on 30th anniversary of Marchioness disasterThe Guardian - Harriet SherwoodA vigil will be held on the banks of the Thames to mark the 30th anniversary of the Marchioness pleasure boat disaster in which 51 people died. Relatives and friends of the victims – whose average age
Media Industry BBC using strong-arm tactics over iPlayer, say independent producersThe Guardian - Mark SweneyThe BBC has been accused of trying to strong-arm independent TV producers into extending the availability of their shows on the iPlayer from 30 days to one year without paying millions in additional licensing
Play buttonRussia New evidence emerges of Russian role in Ukraine conflictThe Guardian - Shaun Walker Central and eastern Europe correspondentNewly collated evidence documenting Russian military involvement in the conflict in Ukraine will be used to bolster legal claims against the Russian state by Ukrainian volunteer fighters. Forensic Architecture,
World News How a pan-European picnic brought down the iron curtainThe Guardian - Shaun Walker in SopronWhen the end finally came for the iron curtain, it was not bulldozers or hammers that struck one of the first decisive blows, but a picnic. Thirty years ago this Monday, on 19 August 1989, thousands of
Film (UK) Viveik Kalra: ‘I feel represented, like finally there’s a part of me on the screen’The Guardian - Sam WolfsonAfter an hour or so with Viveik Kalra, I become flustered by his level-headedness. Here is a 21-year-old actor who should be finishing his degree at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Instead,
Media Industry Paul Dacre to present TV series on Daily Mail and modern BritainThe Guardian - Jim Waterson Media editorPaul Dacre is to become a television presenter after Channel 4 signed up the former editor of the Daily Mail to take part in documentary series exploring how he helped shape modern Britain. In The World
