Bayern Munich Bayern Munich set to test Manchester City with £70m bid for Leroy SanéThe Guardian - Fabrizio Romano and Niall McVeighBayern Munich have made Leroy Sané their No 1 transfer target this summer and are preparing a bid of around £70m for the 23-year-old Germany international. The winger, who has been in and out of the City
Mindfulness Wellbeing should replace growth as 'main aim of UK spending'The GuardianPersonal wellbeing rather than economic growth should be the primary aim of government spending, according to a report by the former head of the civil service and politicians. Launching a report urging
Arsène Wenger Arsène Wenger: Europa League final ‘little bit of a nightmare’ for ArsenalThe Guardian - Amy LawrenceArsène Wenger has described Arsenal’s predicament in heading to Baku for the Europa League final as “a little bit of a nightmare”. The club’s former manager, who left last summer after 22 years in the
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Students Facing destitution: the student accused by UK of cheating at EnglishThe GuardianKishor did a degree in English literature and economics in Nepal and spent years as an English teacher in Kathmandu before moving to Afghanistan for three years to work with Nato troops. His English was
Environment Burrow action: female crickets more attracted to older males – studyThe Guardian - Patrick BarkhamThe sweet singing charms of an old male appear to be irresistible to a younger female – if you are a field cricket in a Spanish meadow. Researchers studying wild crickets have found older males are better
English test students may have been wrongly accused, says watchdogThe GuardianA government watchdog has criticised the Home Office for failing to protect students wrongly accused of cheating in an English language test that they were required to sit as part of a visa application
Transport for London Uber to launch Jump bike hire scheme in Islington boroughThe GuardianUber is to launch its electric bike hire scheme in the UK, trialling Jump bikes in London through its app. The global ride-hailing firm will be battling with Lime for the e-bike market, after the retreat
Arsène Wenger Arsène Wenger: ‘All of us have competition. My toughest one was with myself’The Guardian - Amy LawrenceWhen Arsène Wenger bade farewell to Arsenal with a theatrical bow after four uninterrupted decades in management, he could barely imagine a day away from what he describes as “the heat”. Now, after a breathing
Media Industry Sydney Morning Herald and Age to stop running Ipsos poll after surprise election resultThe Guardian - Calla WahlquistNine newspapers have severed their relationship with the polling company Ipsos in the wake of the surprise federal election result, which saw the Coalition returned on a slim majority despite all major
Play buttonWorld News Country Women’s Association members take law into own hands over Wicked CampersThe Guardian - Lisa MartinThe mild-mannered scone makers and knitters of the Country Women’s Association seem to have found a rebel streak. The 97-year-old New South Wales branch has declared war on Wicked Campers’ offensive slogans.
Justin Theroux The Other Two review – a fabulous, scabrous sendup of Bieber-a-likesThe Guardian - Lucy ManganCary Dubek is a 30-year-old gay, still-aspiring actor. His sister Brooke was a dancer in her younger days. She is currently temping as a realtor, because it allows her to squat in the homes she is supposed
Policing Petrol bombs thrown at police near Derry polling stationThe Guardian - Press AssociationPolice have been attacked with petrol bombs during “orchestrated disorder” near a polling station in Northern Ireland. They attended a security alert involving a suspicious device close to a school in
Play buttonWomen's Soccer England Lionesses get 'reality check' for World Cup from Royal MarinesThe Guardian - Suzanne WrackToni Duggan and Beth Mead have spoken of the “reality check” they got from spending a night with the Royal Marines as the England team get stuck into their World Cup preparations. “There were men there
Curriculum Development Labour pledges to put climate emergency on school curriculumThe Guardian - Sally Weale Education correspondentLabour has pledged to make the global climate emergency a core element of the school curriculum from primary school onwards, in response to demands by young people taking part in a series of school climate
Jack Grealish Jack Grealish will cost ‘a lot of money’ if Aston Villa lose play-off final, says SmithThe Guardian - Jacob SteinbergDean Smith has insisted Jack Grealish will not be sold on the cheap if Aston Villa lose to Derby County in the Championship play-off final. Tottenham are likely to revive their interest in Grealish if
Hospitals NHS to sign up patients for 'virtual' A&E in tech revolutionThe Guardian - Denis Campbell Health policy editorExclusive: Patients checking systems will be told by chatbot if they need to go to hospital Millions of patients will be encouraged to use digital technology to assess how ill they are under a groundbreaking
Rugby Union Bryan Habana: 'World Cup win for Siya Kolisi would be bigger than Mandela'The Guardian - Martin Pengelly in New YorkLunch with Bryan Habana happens in New York, which is not where one would usually find a great South Africa wing. Not long before we sit down, though, the France centre Matthieu Bastareaud has announced
Julian Assange New US charges against Julian Assange could spell decades behind barsThe Guardian - Jon Swaine in New YorkThese unprecedented charges demonstrate the gravity of the threat this poses to all journalists Barry Pollack Julian Assange could face decades in a US prison after being charged with violating the Espionage
Environment Pollutionwatch: the fight for clean air at the school gatesThe Guardian - Gary FullerAlmost every week our newspapers report new studies on the damage that air pollution does to our health and especially to children. For example, last November, researchers revealed reduced lung growth
Emily Atack Emily Atack review – I'm a Celebrity star on her roaring 20sThe Guardian - Hannah J DaviesEmily Atack isn’t your regular standup. Despite selling out a cross-country tour, this is the first time that the former star of sixth-form comedy The Inbetweeners has performed a solo live show. Going
World News Congestion on Everest leads to backlog of climbers in 'death zone'The Guardian - Kevin RawlinsonHundreds of climbers hoping to make it to the summit of the world’s tallest mountain were forced to queue for hours in freezing temperatures at high altitude this week as congestion built up on Mount The
World Rugby Premiership clubs agree early release of players for Rugby World CupThe Guardian - Gerard MeagherWales and Scotland are among a number of countries who have received a major boost to their World Cup preparations after Premiership Rugby agreed to the early release of their players following landmark
James Harden Antetokounmpo and Harden head All-NBA teams as LeBron's streak endsThe Guardian - Associated PressGiannis Antetokounmpo and James Harden got the most votes, and Damian Lillard and Kemba Walker were also big winners when the All-NBA teams were announced. Those guards can cash in with supermax contracts
Nancy Pelosi Nancy Pelosi: ‘The White House is just crying out for impeachment' – videoGuardian US - US NewsThe Democratic speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, said the White House was “crying out for impeachment” and called for Donald Trump’s family to intervene in the president’s wellbeing “for the good of
Tennis Katie Boulter makes surprise return in French Open draw after withdrawingThe Guardian - Kevin MitchellRafael Nadal could hardly have asked for an easier entry into the French Open – two qualifiers to lift his spirits while Novak Djokovic has a far tougher time of it at the other end of the draw. But the
Purdue Pharma JPMorgan Chase cuts ties with Purdue Pharma over alleged role in opioid crisisThe Guardian - ReutersBanking giant JPMorgan Chase has cut ties with Purdue Pharma over the OxyContin maker’s alleged role in the US opioids crisis, forcing the prescription painkiller manufacturer to find a new bank to manage
Donald Trump Jr Donald Trump to bring adult children on UK state visit, reports sayGuardian US - Julian Borger in WashingtonWhen Donald Trump makes his state visit to the UK next month he will bring his own version of a royal court, in the form of all his adult children and their spouses, according to US news reports. Neither
Saudi Arabia UK negotiates loophole in Saudi export ban to sell planes to YemenThe Guardian - Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editorThe UK government has negotiated a loophole in a German arms export ban to Saudi Arabia that will ensure UK-supplied planes will continue to be used in the war in Yemen, the foreign secretary, Jeremy has
Film (UK) The Traitor review – the real goodfellas: Cosa Nostra on trialThe Guardian - Peter BradshawMarco Bellocchio’s The Traitor is a big, handsomely shot, true-crime gangster movie, ranging over 30 years from the early 1970s to the late 90s, scripted by Bellocchio with screenwriters Valia Santella,
