Guardian USGavin Williamson Welcome to Gavin Williamson's disasterclass – where incompetence is core curriculum The Guardian - Marina HydeWhen Gavin Williamson was sacked as Theresa May’s defence secretary for leaking information from the National Security Council, he swore his innocence “on his children’s lives”. This seems to have been
Guardian USCoffee When someone you love is dying, your sadness is infectious. In lockdown, this grief is shared The Guardian - Nova WeetmanLockdowns have been like waiting in an airport for a plane that doesn’t come. You can’t leave. But everyone you love is on the other side of the gate Sometimes for a minute or two in the morning when wake
Guardian USClimate The Guardian view on record-breaking weather: the heat is on The Guardian - EditorialThe hottest week in the UK since records began offers further proof that our weather is changing. Climate change and global heating are not predictions, but facts of life that we must deal with now. Ten
Guardian USMuseums The Guardian view on access to art: drifting away The Guardian - EditorialThe grim news in the arts continues apace. Tate wrote to staff this week confirming that 313 employees will be made redundant. These workers are from the commercial branch of the operation, a company began
Guardian USUnited Kingdom Covid-19 has pushed Britain outdoors – but will the habit stick? The Guardian - Andy BeckettBritain is a wet, cold country that often wishes it wasn’t. So our relationship with the outdoors is complicated. We don’t trust it, but we long for it. In summer, we want as much of it as possible. This
