A lakeside idyll: laid-back cycling and autumn hikes on Italy’s Lake Iseo
The Guardianby Suzy Pope4h ago
Rust red and burnt sienna speckle the green mountain rising from Lake Iseo. Golden autumn sunlight shimmers on the water.
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top 99%Peasants by Maryam Aslany review – why an ancient way of life may hold the key to our future
The Guardianby Joe Moran4h ago
The word “peasant” has a negative edge: it has come to mean someone ignorant, unsophisticated, lowborn.
Fontaines DC: Dopamine Chamber review – gloomy, gorgeous and a gargantuan triumph
The Guardianby Laura Snapes4h ago
Fifteen centuries ago, the Byzantine archbishop Theophilus of Adana did first-hand business with the devil for his own superficial betterment.
iPhone 18 Pro Max review: Apple’s biggest, heaviest and longest-lasting superphone
The Guardianby Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor4h ago
Apple’s largest Pro iPhone gets its biggest battery upgrade yet to make it a true two-day phone with new Siri AI and a variable aperture camera.
‘We’re in a brotherhood now’: the Bill Pickett rodeo – photo essay
The Guardianby Chloe Kerleroux4h ago
The image of the cowboy widely portrayed in westerns and popular culture has long been almost exclusively white. Yet Black cowboys hold an important place in the history of the American west.
Kerry Washington takes A-listers back to the streets they grew up on: best podcasts of the week
The Guardianby Hannah J Davies, Alexi Duggins and Hollie Richardson4h ago
Pick of the week Street You Grew Up On Scandal star Kerry Washington’s web series is now a podcast, with big-name guests talking about the places they were raised.
IKEA’s £22 candle chandelier is the ultimate cheat code to a cosy Christmas – it’s the perfect balance of festive and luxury
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds4h ago
If you’re already thinking about the upcoming festive season, and specifically how to decorate your house beautifully on a budget, IKEA is one step ahead of you.
Delhi police shut metro stations ahead of election protest march
World news | The Guardianby Reuters4h ago
Authorities in India’s capital closed six metro stations and warned of traffic disruptions on Monday, as opposition parties planned to march to the supreme court in protest against a controversial...
Track World Championships: Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell compete for GB
BBC Sportby Claudia Eaves; Sophie Brown4h ago
- Published Olympic and defending world champions will be competing at the Shanghai Velodrome for the 2026 Track World Championships this week, and you can watch it on the BBC.
Will Lankshear: The 'Kane-esque' striker Spurs may regret letting go
BBC Sportby Emma Smith4h ago
- Published Leaping high, six yards out, to nod in Tommy Conway's cross from the left wing, Will Lankshear notched his ninth goal in 12 games for Middlesbrough.
Prince Harry exposes 'boundaries over Prince William, Princess Kate and Andrew'
Daily Express :by Sarah Barltrop,Sophia Papamavroudi5h ago
Prince Harry strictly refused to speak about Prince William, Princess Kate and Andrew Mountbatten Windsor in a recent public project, it has been claimed.
Somali serial rapist wins lawsuit against NHS over Ramadan medication row
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath5h ago
A Somali serial rapist serving a life sentence has won a High Court battle against an NHS trust over how his painkillers were handed out in prison during Ramadan.
Rejecting closer EU ties would be dereliction of duty, PM to say
BBC Newsby Chris Mason5h ago
- Published The prime minister is expected to tell the Commons later it would be a "dereliction of duty" to turn down a closer relationship with the European Union - if one can be negotiated with...
Deloitte helped in falsifying documents to evade tax on Abramovich’s wealth
BBC Newsby James Oliver; Rory Tinman; Simon Lock5h ago
- Published The world's biggest accountancy firm helped in falsifying documents to hide Roman Abramovich's wealth and evade tax, BBC Panorama has found.
Ministers preparing to slash heat pump subsidies to fund defence spending
World news | The Guardianby Kiran Stacey Policy editor5h ago
Ministers are preparing to slash the amount of money available to subsidise heat pumps as they look for ways to fund higher defence spending, sources have told the Guardian.
Met chief says ‘toxicity’ around DEI will not stop him recruiting more black and Asian officers
World news | The Guardianby Vikram Dodd Police and crime correspondent5h ago
Mark Rowley has said the Metropolitan police must recruit more black and Asian officers in order to gain the trust of minority ethnic communities in London, and vowed not to be “blown off course by...
Calum Franklin’s recipes for balti paratha pie with spicy green chutney
The Guardianby Calum Franklin5h ago
This is one of my all-time favourite pies, pie born out of the Midlands. While studying at University College Birmingham, the now head of department at the college of food there, Lewis Walker, and...
Roman Abramovich aides falsified paperwork to disguise assets and dodge tax, records suggest
The Guardianby Rob Davies and Simon Lock5h ago
Aides of Roman Abramovich – including staff at the global accountancy firm Deloitte – falsified paperwork mapping the oligarch’s sprawling offshore business empire, records suggest, helping his...
I will have more police officers of colour in the UK capital – and the culture wars won’t stop me doing it | Mark Rowley
The Guardianby Mark Rowley5h ago
Effective policing depends upon inclusivity. If you are committed to policing by consent that stands or falls on the trust of all communities, you cannot do without it.
Burnham to urge MPs to embrace closer ties with EU
World news | The Guardianby Aletha Adu Political correspondent5h ago
Andy Burnham will put Brexit back on the Commons agenda as MPs return from recess, warning that failing to pursue a better deal with the EU would be a “major dereliction of duty”.