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The Guardianby Giles Richards in Monza3 Sept 2026
Lewis Hamilton believes a win for Ferrari at the team’s home race in the Italian Grand Prix would be a phenomenal moment in an already storied career for the seven-time champion.
The Guardianby Matthew Pearce3 Sept 2026
Nearly half of the world’s wild fish catch will be ground into animal feed for farmed fish if plans to expand aquaculture go ahead, a report has found.
The Guardianby Polly Toynbee3 Sept 2026
Of all the epithets thrown at a new prime minister, “people-pleaser” bounces off Andy Burnham. After all, the polls have him with a favourability rating of +13, making him the only party leader who...
The Guardianby Anna Isaac and Ben Quinn3 Sept 2026
Reform UK’s top media presenter has worked for a Chinese state propaganda channel within the past year, the Guardian can reveal.
The Guardianby Owen Myers3 Sept 2026
Black people officially won the unrestricted right to vote in the US in 1965 but many still encountered hurdles on their path to the ballot box: 11 states in the south quickly introduced a poll tax...
The Guardianby Jillian Pretzel3 Sept 2026
Last week, my mom complained that she’s starting to smell “like an old person”. She had grabbed her favorite sweater and draped it over herself at the movie theater.
The Guardianby Billy Munday, Will Magee and Marcus Christenson3 Sept 2026
On the World Cup wishlist … The World Cup is always a good shop window. Yan Diomande was already a rising star at RB Leipzig but shining for Côte d’Ivoire in the US helped push up his price tag...
The Guardianby Katy Murrells3 Sept 2026
The huge-hitting Khachanov, a former US Open semi-finalist himself, isn’t a straightforward second-round draw, though the 30-year-old Russian isn’t perhaps quite the force he once was, and he...
The Guardianby Jennifer Rankin in Brussels3 Sept 2026
The EU’s ability to respond to a foreign invasion by 2030 remains in doubt due to a continuing reliance on the US and fragmented national defence systems, according to a report from its official...
The Guardianby Josh Halliday North of England editor3 Sept 2026
Ministers are seeking to block intelligence material from being heard at an inquest into the death of two men killed in the 2025 Manchester synagogue attack.
The Guardianby Rebecca Shaw3 Sept 2026
Since the moment the news broke that the great Dolly Parton had died, we have been inundated with all manner of Feelings.
The Guardianby Matt Mills3 Sept 2026
On 4 October 2024, Justin Broadrick felt a pop. The singer and guitarist of pioneering industrial metal duo Godflesh had felt pain in his groin for several years.
The Guardianby Eleanor Gordon-Smith3 Sept 2026
My dad died suddenly earlier this year, with no will, and I am unsure as to how I should distribute the estate.
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw3 Sept 2026
Werner Herzog is such a unique film-maker that even a dud from him has some interest, but sadly a dud is what this is.
The Guardianby Jonathan Jones3 Sept 2026
It should not work. It should not even exist. Nothing about the Bayeux tapestry makes sense according to any norms of art: its creators couldn’t do proper portraits or pictorial depth or landscapes...
The Guardianby Alexis Petridis3 Sept 2026
There’s something very striking about hearing a pop star in 2026, their voice larded with Auto-Tune, opening a song with the line “I can’t really sing”.
The Guardianby Angela Giuffrida in Rome3 Sept 2026
Giorgia Meloni’s government has become the longest-running in Italy since the second world war – a milestone the prime minister is determined not to let pass unnoticed.
The Guardianby Philip Oltermann in Venice3 Sept 2026
The US’s history of intervening in democratic processes around the world deserves more attention in the light of current political developments, playwright and film-maker Martin McDonagh has said...
The Guardianby Emma Brockes3 Sept 2026
Gloria Steinem was due to speak at a women’s lunch in New York at the end of this month and at more events in October, illustrating the central theme of An Unexpected Life, her new memoir, which...
The Guardianby As told to Laura Snapes3 Sept 2026
I left the Canadian prairies many years ago, but they remain my home. How do you feel about that part of western Canada, where the prairies meet the Rocky mountains, which shaped us both?
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