The Guardian6 hours agoSudoku 5,657 mediumverified_publisherThe GuardianClick here to access the print version. Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9. Buy the next issue of the Guardian or subscribe to our Digital Edition to see the completed puzzle.
The Guardian11 hours agoThree things with Kumi Taguchi: ‘It truly hurts my heart that I didn’t look after Piglet well enough’verified_publisherThe Guardian - As told to Katie CunninghamSince 2021 Kumi Taguchi has been the host of Insight, the SBS mainstay that takes a deeper look at current affairs. This year the program has delved into everything from catfishing to conspiracy theories and the ramifications of unexpected deathbed confessions. Next Tuesday at 8.30pm the show will …
The Guardian14 hours agoMay design news: self-shaping furniture and the hemp revivalverified_publisherThe Guardian - Alice FisherSalone del Mobile Milano – the furniture fair where all the big developments in the design world are unveiled – is back next week for the first full production since 2018. A great sign that the normality that’s been discussed so much during the pandemic might finally be a reality. While Salone is …
The Guardian13 hours agoBeaver-themed rewilding garden wins Chelsea flower show top prizeverified_publisherThe Guardian - Caroline Davies and Helena HortonA garden with hardly a bloom in sight and inspired by the dramatic transformation of land through the reintroduction of beavers to the UK has won best in show at the Chelsea flower show. The garden – A Rewilding Britain Landscape by first-time Chelsea designers Lulu Urquhart and Adam Hunt – may lack …
The Guardian15 hours ago‘Set the bar ridiculously low’: Rhik Samadder’s golden rule for beating anxietyverified_publisherThe Guardian - Rhik SamadderI’ve been having strange symptoms for six months. Doctors are confused, I’m struggling to sleep and my anxiety is through the roof. Honestly, you should see the state of my 2am Googles. Normal, healthy searches, eg “Petite Lithuanian supply teacher tells you you’re failing” has been replaced by …
The Guardian17 hours agoTech neck: what are smartphones doing to our bodies?verified_publisherThe GuardianName: Tech neck. Age: Two years old. Appearance: The next stage of human evolution. This sounds exciting! Are we all going to be cyborgs soon? Not exactly. Then what on earth is tech neck? That’s easy. It’s the hunch you develop from staring at your phone too much. That’s less exciting. And less …
