The GuardianRalph Lauren Ralph Lauren awarded honorary knighthood for services to fashionThe Guardian - Mattha BusbyRalph Lauren has received an honorary knighthood for services to fashion, becoming the first American designer to be awarded with the UK’s highest honour. Prince Charles presented the 79-year-old with
The GuardianPlay buttonRory Stewart Tory leadership race: Stewart out as Johnson extends leadThe Guardian - Jessica Elgot, Heather Stewart and Rajeev SyalRory Stewart has been ousted from the Conservative leadership contest after losing 10 votes since the last round, sparking MPs’ speculation that Boris Johnson’s operatives may have previously pushed fellow
The GuardianWhales Two whales flown from Shanghai aquarium to sanctuary in IcelandThe Guardian - AFP in ReykjavikFemale 12-year-old beluga whales Little Grey and Little White arrive at Klettsvik Bay Two beluga whales from a Shanghai aquarium have arrived in Iceland to live out their days in a unique marine sanctuary
The GuardianTechnology UK's porn age-verification system to be delayed indefinitelyThe Guardian - Jim Waterson Media editorThe UK’s age-verification system for online pornography is expected to be delayed indefinitely, just weeks before it is due to be launched. The policy, which will require all adult internet users wanting
The GuardianBirds Twitter storm: noise pollution creates havoc for birds, study showsThe Guardian - Fiona Harvey Environment correspondentBirds are even more disrupted by their noisy neighbours than had been thought previously, researchers have found. And human activities could be preventing birds from reproducing and even developing normal
The GuardianUnited Kingdom Young adults have less to spend on non-essentials, study saysThe Guardian - Robert Booth Social affairs correspondentBritons between 18 and 29 have less left over after housing costs than older generations had at same age Avocado on toast was the snack that became a synonym for millennial excess. But along with holidays
The GuardianNHS One in 12 NHS staff sexually harassed at work, study findsThe Guardian - Denis Campbell Health policy editorNurses, cleaners and admin staff were victims of groping, upskirting and even rape NHS staff have been subjected to sexual harassment, groping, upskirting and even rape by bosses, fellow workers and patients
The GuardianParkinson's Disease Parkinson's disease 'could be detected early on by brain changes'The Guardian - Nicola DavisChanges in the brain that can be spotted years before physical symptoms of Parkinson’s disease occur might act as an early warning sign for the condition, researchers say. It is thought that about 145,000
The GuardianAndrea Pirlo Alleged Andrea Pirlo impersonator investigated by policeThe Guardian - Angela Giuffrida in RomeTurin police are investigating a man who allegedly posed as the Italian former footballer Andrea Pirlo to fleece expensive clothes and other luxury goods from stores. Police said that Alessandro Palazzolo,
The GuardianPhil Neville Ellen White’s double sinks Japan and seals top spot in group for EnglandThe Guardian - Louise Taylor at the Stade de NiceIt was not exactly a flawless performance but England head north to Valenciennes for Sunday’s last-16 game trailing a perfect record. Three wins out of three dictates that Phil Neville’s side top Group
The GuardianJohn Malkovich Bitter Wheat review – Malkovich and Mamet's monstrous misfireThe Guardian - Michael BillingtonDavid Mamet’s new play, we are assured, is fiction and any resemblance to living persons is “entirely coincidental”. Given that the protagonist is an overweight movie tycoon ruined by accusations of sexual
The GuardianTransportation Girl gang members spared jail after bus stop attack on studentThe Guardian - Press AssociationNon-custodial sentences given after assault on Mariam Moustafa, who died weeks later Four members of a girl gang who inflicted a “sustained and horrific” bus stop attack on a frightened Egyptian student
The GuardianEmiliano Sala Emiliano Sala: man arrested over death of Argentinian footballerThe Guardian - Steven Morris and agencyDetectives investigating the death of the Cardiff City footballer Emiliano Sala have arrested a 64-year-old man from North Yorkshire on suspicion of manslaughter by an unlawful act, Dorset police have
The GuardianWorld News The Franco-German tussle at the heart of who will lead the EUThe Guardian - Daniel Boffey in BrusselsIt was the morning after the night before. Following a marathon six hours of debate in Brussels, Britain had been granted a Brexit extension to 31 October – an end-date that none of the EU’s leaders’ wanted.
The GuardianGoogle Lens Google rejects plans to fight sexual harassment and boost diversityThe Guardian - Kari Paul in San FranciscoAlphabet, the parent company of Google, failed to pass several proposals to address sexual harassment, antitrust issues and diversity policies at its annual shareholder meeting, despite hundreds of employees
The GuardianJeremy Corbyn Corbyn rebuffs calls to shift Labour's position on second referendumThe Guardian - Heather Stewart and Jessica ElgotJeremy Corbyn told colleagues at a fractious and inconclusive shadow cabinet meeting on Wednesday that he had been reading Harold Wilson’s autobiography to gather inspiration about Labour’s Brexit position.
The GuardianRory Stewart Farewell realism's Rory Stewart – elbowed out by chancers and charlatansThe Guardian - John CraceWestminster’s very own priapic Mr Blobby, Boris Johnson, yet again said nothing as his courtiers danced around him Shortly after six o’clock on Wednesday, Charles Walker, the joint acting chair of the
The GuardianKeith Raniere Nxivm trial: Keith Raniere found guilty on all counts in sex cult caseGuardian US - Edward HelmoreKeith Raniere, a self-help guru, has been found guilty of presiding over an ultra-secretive society that imprisoned women as sex slaves branded with his initials. The case established an unexpected link
The GuardianEnvironment The Guatemalans who pay the price for the west’s need for nickelThe Guardian - Juliette Garside in GuatemalaThe road to Guatemala’s biggest nickel mine is barely visible through a cloud of red dust, churned up by the 25-tonne trucks that thunder past loaded with ore. From the choking haze a cyclist emerges,
The GuardianNuclear Weapons Nuclear weapons: experts alarmed by new Pentagon 'war-fighting' doctrineThe Guardian - Julian Borger in WashingtonThe Pentagon believes using nuclear weapons could “create conditions for decisive results and the restoration of strategic stability”, according to a new nuclear doctrine adopted by the US joint chiefs
The GuardianAdidas Adidas loses three-stripe trademark battle in European courtThe Guardian - Jasper Jolly and agenciesAdidas has been unsuccessful in an attempt to expand its trademark three-stripe design in the EU after a court ruled it was not “distinctive” enough. The company did not “prove that that mark has acquired,
The GuardianIndia News Himalayan glacier melting doubled since 2000, spy satellites showThe Guardian - Damian Carrington Environment editorThe melting of Himalayan glaciers has doubled since the turn of the century, with more than a quarter of all ice lost over the last four decades, scientists have revealed. The accelerating losses indicate
The GuardianFortnite MPs in a spin as games chief appears to deny Fortnite makes moneyThe Guardian - Alex Hern Technology editorEpic bosses admit ignoring data protection rules and claim not to know how long users play for A Commons committee was left baffled as video game executives appeared to deny making money from their own
The GuardianPlay buttonCrack Cocaine Tube attacker had taken £600 of crack cocaine, court hearsThe Guardian - Press AssociationA man with schizophrenia who pushed a 91-year-old man on to tube tracks had taken £600 of crack cocaine the day before the attack, a court has heard. Paul Crossley, 47, shoved Sir Robert Malpas on to rails
The GuardianHeathrow Heathrow plans mean schoolchildren face illegal pollution levelsThe Guardian - Sandra LavilleA primary school is to be demolished and rebuilt in an area where pollution levels regularly breach legal limits in order to build the third runway at Heathrow, the airport’s master plan reveals. Three
The GuardianJamal Khashoggi The Guardian view on Jamal Khashoggi’s murder: Saudi Arabia and its friendsThe Guardian - EditorialThe UN report into October’s murder of Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul is the fullest account yet of events and as horrifying as one would expect. Agnes Callamard, the special rapporteur,
The GuardianSex Toys Society is obsessed with women’s genitals. So why are ads for sex toys still taboo?The Guardian - Yomi AdegokeGiven society’s obsession with women’s sexual organs – how they should look, how they should smell – it is ironic that they are so intentionally concealed. The latest attempt to obscure any mention of
The GuardianOpinion (UK) The Guardian view on Tory leadership and the constitution: a crisis in the makingThe Guardian - EditorialFor a country that takes pride in the venerable stability of its democracy, Britain is strangely prone to constitutional improvisations. For example, if the current Conservative party leadership contest
The GuardianLondon Bridge London Bridge attack: location 'was crying out' for barriers says QCThe Guardian - Haroon Siddique and agencyThe failure to install barriers on London Bridge in the aftermath of the Westminster Bridge terror attack in the UK capital was “unreasonable”, an inquest has heard. Gareth Patterson QC, representing of
