theguardian.comadded August 2026
The Guardianby Alex Daniel and Graeme Wearden28 Aug 2026
Warsh: Fed will have 'work to do' on high inflation unless prices ease The US’s top central banker then warns that there are concerning signs that US inflation is running too high, meaning the...
The Guardianby Alyx Gorman28 Aug 2026
When touching someone’s throat, it can only take the pressure of a handshake to cause serious injury, unconsciousness or death.
The Guardianby Elliot Gardner28 Aug 2026
The game that graced us with Bathtub Geralt, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, arrived more than a decade ago.
The Guardianby Andrew Gregory Health editor in Munich28 Aug 2026
A common sweetener used in products such as chewing gum, toothpaste, jam, yoghurts and ice-cream has been linked to an increased risk of strokes, heart attacks and death.
The Guardianby Gerard Meagher28 Aug 2026
On the face of it, South Africa have been beset by disruption before their most significant match since the successful defence of their World Cup title.
The Guardianby Philip Oltermann28 Aug 2026
‘Even though I’ve been working in film for over 20 years, I still have this desire to look beautiful on screen,” says Louis Garrel, on a video call from his bed inside a boat off the coast of...
The Guardianby Ed Pilkington28 Aug 2026
Autism groups and researchers have reacted with alarm to a federal research roadmap drawn up by advisers handpicked by the US health secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr, fearing it will promote unproven...
The Guardianby Robert Reich28 Aug 2026
I’m still grieving Dolly Parton. I never met her and always wanted to. She was almost exactly my age and my height and had values I deeply admired. Her death leaves a hole in the firmament.
The Guardianby Ben Child28 Aug 2026
If any science-fiction saga looked beyond recovery, it was the Alien franchise. For the 38 years that followed James Cameron’s Aliens, film-makers contrived to find every imaginable way of not...
The Guardianby Zoe Williams28 Aug 2026
As an origin story, Andy Burnham: Smiths Fan has a lot going for it. It’s plainly authentic: he can name the time he saw them live (Salford University, Queen Is Dead tour, 1986).
The Guardianby Imogen Russell Williams28 Aug 2026
Small Monster, Big Monster by Allan Sanders, Phaidon, £7.95 Refrigerator is EMPTY. Monster is FULL (of pizza!).
The Guardianby Sunil Acharya28 Aug 2026
As a Nepali citizen working on international climate policy for more than a decade, it is difficult to look at the harrowing images coming out of the catastrophic flash flood that thundered down...
The Guardianby Emma Brockes28 Aug 2026
Monday Is there anything sadder than the end of summer? As schools go back next week and parents rely on the boosting effect of a return to routine, we look around for other ways to soften the...
The Guardianby Anna Betts28 Aug 2026
Donald Trump’s administration is facing calls to launch an investigation into allegations that Michael Boren, a senior official who oversees the US Forest Service, pressed agency staff to deploy...
The Guardianby Claire Ratinon28 Aug 2026
I’ve grown plants in heatwaves before, but this year has been different. Back-to-back heatwaves feel far more intense than the shorter ones I’m used to.
The Guardianby Guardian readers28 Aug 2026
Winning tip: a bird’s-eye view of wild Croatia Giant griffon vultures glided parallel with my bus as it reached the highest point of Cres, the least populated of the four main islands in the...
The Guardianby Sam Leith28 Aug 2026
The protagonist of Meg Mason’s new book, the follow-up to the 2020 tragicomedy Sorrow and Bliss, is an invisible woman. She might well be standing there but you won’t notice her.
The Guardianby Erica Russell28 Aug 2026
Before screenings of their new documentary, the members of Katseye appear in a video message to thank fans for their support.
The Guardianby Sarah Rendell (now), Luke McLaughlin and Michael Butler (later)28 Aug 2026
Julian Alvarez is not in Atletico Madrid training for a third day in a row, according to Sky. This comes after the club refused to transfer him to rivals Barcelona and you can read more about it...
The Guardianby Jon Henley Europe correspondent28 Aug 2026
King Harald V of Norway has died at the age of 89, the palace in Oslo has announced, triggering the succession of his son, Haakon, whose wife Mette-Marit’s association with Jeffrey Epstein has...
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