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    Will the US midterms see a blue wave of Democrat wins?

    Graphic illustration of Trump looking up at a tidal wave.

  • Imogen West-Knights
    I’m sick of smug celebrities on the podcast circuit

    Imogen West-Knights

  • Autism
    Are experts changing their minds on a single autism spectrum?

    Illustration of pink circles, turning red towards the centre, where a boy sits looking towards a crowd of people coming from the left

  • Improve your memory
    10 tips, from reading a book to getting more sleep

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  • In pictures
    Japan’s Jimi Halloween celebrates all things mundane

    Gallery13
    Costumed as a cheering squad member, a man shouts into a megaphone, wearing a headband

  • Star Trek
    Marina Sirtis on 'freeing' a very serious Patrick Stewart

    From left: LeVar Burton, Patrick Stewart and Marina Sirtis in Star Trek.

News

  • Rachel Reeves

    Brexit
    Rachel Reeves says UK’s future is in EU as she backs Andy Burnham on Brexit

    Former chancellor says leaving European Union has made Britain ‘poorer, weaker and less secure’
  • Crypto Billions Stolen In Binance HackIn this photo illustration, the Binance logo is displayed on a phone screen adjacent to an image from a crypto exchange on a laptop on October 30, 2026 in London, England. The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, experienced a $6.3 billion security exploit yesterday, representing the largest digital asset theft to date. The incident occurred when an unauthorised attacker drained funds from the exchange's hot wallets across 10 distinct blockchain networks within a 20-minute window. In response, Binance temporarily suspended all deposits and withdrawals, and co-founder Yi He confirmed that the exchange will fully cover all user losses using company assets.

    Cryptocurrencies
    Binance resumes customer withdrawals after record $6.3bn hack

  • Migrants in orange life jackets crowd an inflatable boat as a Border Force vessel approaches

    Immigration and asylum
    Asylum seekers still being sent to France under ‘one in one out’ weeks after scheme ended

  • A boy lies in a hospital bed as his parents stand alongside, the boy's father resting his hand on the boy's head

    Israel-Gaza war
    ‘What’s our crime?’: A Palestinian family’s fight to get care for son injured by Hamas rocket

  • John Healey and Laura Kuenssberg speak while walking up a staircase lined with framed photos and prints in the Treasury

    Minimum wage
    Labour’s pledge to level-up minimum wage for under-20s before next election in doubt

  • Two white Wayve self-driving cars with rooftop sensors drive along a London street

    Self-driving cars
    Sadiq Khan calls for cap on numbers of robotaxis on London streets

  • short-necked oil beetl

    Insects
    Rare beetle that oozes substance from its knees when attacked rediscovered in Wales

The Sunday read

  • Graphic illustration of Trump looking up at a tidal wave.

    Are the US midterms going to see a blue wave of Democrats winning seats – or a blue flood?

    Donald Trump uttered five words this summer that could seal the Republican party’s fate: ‘Pretend I’m on the ticket’

In focus

  • Tommy Robinson, in a suit, is surrounded by men leaving court

    Tommy Robinson
    Tommy Robinson conviction leaves far right with leadership void

    With heir apparent Danny Tommo also in custody, Robinson’s conviction for harassing journalists is blow to anti-migrant movement
  • Heather Stewart

    Analysis
    The measure slipped into UK budget that could protect spending on children, youth and rough sleeping

    Heather Stewart
  • Josephine Schneider's House, a children's home, stands behind a wooden slat fence and gate

    Children
    English children’s homes are in crisis. Does Denmark hold the answers?

  • UNALASKA - OCTOBER 16, 2026: Carl E. Moses Boat Harbor.

    Alaska
    It’s closer to Beijing than Washington – and residents of this Alaskan outpost are reeling from Trump’s policies

  • A disheveled Epstein in a sex offender registry photo.

    Republicans
    Ads accusing Republican candidates of protecting Epstein fill airwaves in final midterm push

  • Collage of Elon Musk wearing a red MAGA hat, surrounded by dollar bills and a descending red chart line

    Visualised
    The staggering $446m Elon Musk has spent on the US midterms

  • A black-and-white and red grid of 12 squares, with 9 filled with headshots, overlayed by red circles.

    Voters
    Days away from a national verdict on Trump 2.0, we check in with nine people across the political spectrum

Features

  • Diane Morgan and Charlie Brooker

    Television
    ‘Let’s take Alexa out into the garden and smash it with a shoe’: Charlie Brooker and Diane Morgan take aim at Hollywood, AI ... and each other

  • Illustration of pink circles, turning red towards the centre, where a boy sits looking towards a crowd of people coming from the left

    Autism
    ‘The term is becoming unrecognisable’: have the experts who believed in a single autism spectrum changed their minds?

More features

  • A woman and man sitting at a restaurant table

    Dining across the divide
    Dining across the divide: ‘My family are all Trumpian, so I’ve had a lot of practice talking to people who are far right’

  • Joe Dunthorne.

    Books
    Like many authors, I’m bombarded by scam fan mail. I wasn’t prepared for what would happen when I wrote back

  • An illustration of a man with white hair turning away, arms folded, with a thought above his head

    Ask Annalisa Barbieri
    My wife and I are in our late 70s and have no children. Who can help us in our old age?

  • Illustration of crossed arms, hands touching wrists, against a pink background

    This is how we do it
    This is how we do it: ‘We don’t have penetration – but it’s by far the best sex I’ve ever had’

  • DANES, DICAPRIO, ROMEO + JULIET, 1996RW588E DANES, DICAPRIO, ROMEO + JULIET, 1996

    Film
    Romeo + Juliet at 30: how Baz Luhrmann made teens fall in love with Shakespeare

  • Simon Blake, wearing a green knitted vest over a white top, looks at the camera

    Society
    ‘Progress takes time’: Stonewall CEO on turning down the heat on the trans debate

  • Costumed as a cheering squad member, a man shouts into a megaphone, wearing a headband

    In pictures
    Japan’s Jimi Halloween, a celebration of all things mundane – in pictures

    While Halloween is traditionally a family-oriented holiday and an occasion for children to dress up and go trick-or-treating, a unique spin on spooky season is taking off in Japan. ‘Jimi Halloween’ or ‘Mundane Halloween’ sees adult participants dress up as ordinary people in everyday life. They do highly specific tasks, embracing and celebrating unremarkable situations for the event, hosted by online magazine Daily Portal Z in Tokyo’s Shibuya district.
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Weekend

  • Composite image for Five Great Reads with a woman crying and an illustration of a brain

    Five Great Reads
    Elections, eugenics and high school reunions

    Newsletter
  • Wicker (2026)

    Going out, staying in
    From Wicker to Zelda: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

  • Kimi Antonelli, the Breeders' Cup and Liverpool v Arsenal

    Your Guardian sport weekend
    Antonelli set for F1 title, Premier League, and NFL action – follow with us

  • James Nelson-Joyce's face is lit dramatically by red light as he looks at a glowing phone

    The week in reviews
    From This City Is Ours to Macklemore’s Free Palestine tour

  • Ciara Mageean, pictured in Glasgow in 2019

    Athletics
    Ciara Mageean, European 1500m gold medallist with Ireland, dies aged 34

  • Harriet Dart celebrates with her trophy after her three-set defeat of Lilli Tagger in the Guangzhou Open final.

    Tennis
    GB’s Dart wins maiden WTA title at 30 with Guangzhou Open triumph

More sport

  • Lewis Hamilton competes during qualifying at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

    Formula One
    Hamilton storms to his first Ferrari pole at Mexican GP with Antonelli fourth

  • Jojo Fifita of Tonga celebrates after scoring a try against Samoa in a pulsating match.

    Rugby League World Cup
    Tonga’s gripping win over Samoa a victory for Pasifika pride as England's exit confirmed

  • Will Aimson celebrates scoring a goal for Salford.

    Football
    Rampant Salford hint that Beckham’s lofty ambitions are not a pipe dream

  • Zion Suzuki carries the ball over his own line to hand Fulham their equalising goal

    Premier League
    Suzuki horror own goal haunts Aston Villa to hand Fulham a point

  • Imogen West-Knights

    I’m sick of smug celebrities on the podcast circuit. No wonder there’s a fuss when someone speaks the truth

    Imogen West-Knights
    It was so refreshing to hear Aaron Sorkin admit he was bad at parts of directing after his movie flop. If only others could be as frank, says writer Imogen West-Knights
  • Kojo Koram

    The UK’s legal cannabis market is booming – so why can’t this talented artist get any to treat his epilepsy?

    Kojo Koram
    Companies have rushed to supply the drug as a wellness treatment, but patients with serious illnesses aren’t able to get NHS prescriptions, says author and academic Kojo Koram
  • Rory Scothorne

    Why Scottish nationalists should see Burnham as a real threat – and an opportunity

    Rory Scothorne
  • Polly Hudson

    What kind of prepper are you?

    Polly Hudson

More opinion

  • Dave Schilling

    A curmudgeon’s guide to the 2026 US elections

    Dave Schilling
  • Phillip Inman

    Britain’s housing crisis won’t be fixed without a new tax landscape

    Phillip Inman
  • Christina Applegate

    Christina Applegate’s multiple sclerosis misdiagnosis is not an isolated event. I should know

    Shakira Hussein
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    Hear me out: maybe Norway should give Melania Trump the Nobel peace prize

    Arwa Mahdawi

  • The Guardian view
    Labour’s fiscal devolution: the future of Burnhamism will play out in municipal England

  • The Guardian view
    Fifty years of The Selfish Gene: flawed, outdated, yet still a model of truly popular science writing

  • Budget 2026
    This budget fails to live up to Andy Burnham’s grand rhetoric

  • Child protection
    Don’t just ban school uniforms from pornography – ban them altogether

  • Transport policy
    Pedestrianisation won’t save Oxford Street

  • Public transport
    One man’s war on the scourge of sodcasting

More top stories

  • Xi Jinping and Donald Trump watch as people play music

    Analysis
    The US-China trade war seems to have subsided – but the sense of calm is misleading

  • A decorative plate showing a woman sewing pink fabric in a garment factory, framed by Union Jack flags

    Manufacturing sector
    Fashion and tradition: how John Smedley is innovating in a tough market

  • An offshore wind farm

    Renewable energy
    Healey to veto new offshore wind projects if they will not lower bills

  • Alistair Leake stands in a wildlife seed field holding a tall teasel plantPhoto by Fabio De Paola

    Birds
    ‘This is a robust recipe’: the experimental farm bucking the decline in UK birds

  • A baby orangutan is held in the arms of a rescuer with parched forest in the background.

    Cop17
    ‘Bunch of baloney’: calls grow for Cop summit reforms as countries on track to fail nature targets

  • emissions rise from a power plant

    Coal
    Trump boosted half of US coal plants with taxpayer dollars and ‘free passes to pollute’, report says

  • Rear view of a military police officer in camouflage standing watch at a base entrance

    Exclusive
    UK police should not have let US force take over airbase trial, MoD documents show

  • Police and army vehicles behind cordon tape during a security operation on a residential street

    Northern Ireland
    Man in Belfast charged with possessing explosives and firearms

  • Streeting and Healey on the deck of a ship, next to the main gun turret, wearing hi-vis jackets over their suits. They are also wearing hard hats

    National security
    Streeting says he began stockpiling food weeks ago amid rising threat to UK

  • A woman is carried away by police officers

    UK news
    Almost 140 arrested at protest against Palestine Action ban outside US embassy in London

  • India
    Indian forces tighten security in Delhi ahead of big opposition protest

  • South Africa
    Piles of rubbish, power cuts and potholes: anger grows over Johannesburg’s run-down infrastructure

  • Poland
    Tusk defends overhaul of Poland’s constitutional court despite protests

  • Brazil
    The secret behind Lula’s win in Brazil may be an ‘army’ – of social media creators

  • Gambling
    High street ‘slot farms’ could avoid budget tax rise through bingo hall loophole

  • House prices
    Eight in 10 homes in London’s poshest postcodes now sell below asking price, Coutts finds

  • Rail industry
    Avanti West Coast paid out £20m in ‘delay repay’ passenger refunds this summer

  • Cryptocurrencies
    North Korea is likely culprit behind $6.3bn crypto hack, ‘largest heist in history’

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  • Pos and Maseo from De La Soul

    Honest playlist
    ‘It seems weird for an MC – but lyrics have never been a thing for me’: De La Soul’s honest playlist

  • 'ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA' PLAY, ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY, SWAN THEATRE, STRATFORD UPON AVON, BRITAIN - APR 2006Harriet Walter and Patrick Stewart 'ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA' PLAY, ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY, SWAN THEATRE, STRATFORD UPON AVON, BRITAIN - APR 2006

    Patrick Stewart
    Dafne Keen and Harriet Walter on working with Patrick Stewart: ‘I’ve never seen anyone so ecstatic’

What to watch

  • A man with dark hair in an unbuttoned white shirt leans on a wooden railing, looking aside

    TV review
    Yaga review – this erotic witchy thriller starring Hudson Williams is a total head-messer

  • A still from Manhood

    Men
    ‘Never big enough’: inside the booming penis enlargement industry

  • Two shrimps and a starfish prepare for battle.

    TV tonight: oceanic wonder with David Attenborough in Blue Planet III

  • French author Gisèle Pelicot, wearing a silk scarf, looks at the camera

    Stage
    The best theatre to stream this month: the Gisèle Pelicot trial becomes an all-star play that ‘just floors you’

What to listen to

  • Conductor Vasily Petrenko performs, holding a baton with the other hand in the air

    Music
    Strauss: An Alpine Symphony album review – monumental work’s mystic vision guides Petrenko

  • A blue-lit shot of Bombstrap frontperson Eva Kah onstage.

    Add to playlist
    The week’s best new tracks and the act you need to know: Dutch squat-punks Bombstrap’s uncompromising racket

  • A close-up shot of Radie Peat, wearing a black leather jacket, gold chain and gold earrings, with short cropped strawberry blonde hair

    Folk album of the month
    Radie Peat: No Human Tongue Can Tell review – Lankum singer’s solo debut is the year’s best folk album

  • A black and white close-up portrait of Kali Malone against coastal rocks

    Experimental music
    Kali Malone: Burning Song review – drone composer wields Bach’s organ to breathtaking effect

What to read

  • Helen Garner smiles gently, standing before a tree trunk outdoors

    Helen Garner
    ‘Being hated is very bracing’: Helen Garner on surviving three marriages and being called a ‘rotten feminist’

  • Book covers

    What we’re reading
    Ian Rankin, Louise Kennedy and Guardian readers on the books they enjoyed in October

  • Phlippa Gregory.

    The books of my life
    Philippa Gregory: ‘I read 100 of the 18th century’s most popular novels – the perfect author’s apprenticeship’

  • Barbi Markovic, author

    Translated fiction roundup
    The best recent translated fiction – review roundup

What to play

  • Draga, protagonist of Black Tides Draga's Wake, played by Dominik Diamond

    After 50 years of playing video games, I’m finally starring in one

    Dominik Diamond
  • Night Plane game screen shows a figure in the aisle of a plane with text onscreen reading 'Hey Bestie You Gotta Run! Ruuun!

    Review
    Night Plane – join the jumbo jet to hell in this indie horror game

  • A blocky Minecraft character glides with a large orange and white Fortnite-style glider over terrain

    Pushing Buttons
    Social media is full of weird video game mashups. Where are they all coming from?

    Newsletter
  • In The Killing Stone game, a horned demon looms over small figurines on a glowing ritual mat

    Indie games
    Eight great new indie horror games for Halloween

What to visit

  • Tosca gestures dramatically in costume, with Scarpia grinning behind her in a military uniform

    Opera
    Tosca review – ENO’s new staging abandons Puccini’s realism for baffling and near-constant violence

  • The Bridesmaid, by MillaisThe Bridesmaid. Millais, John Everett (British, 1829-1896). Oil on panel, height 27.9 cm, width 20.3 cm, 1851.

    Art Weekly
    Big hair with the pre-Raphaelites, 17 Orkney stand-outs and night frights in Derry – the week in art

  • Cast members of Ceilidh perform in kilts, playing guitar for a clapping audience

    Musicals
    Ceilidh: A New Musical review – a joyous, riotous celebration of Scottish culture gets the audience on its feet

  • Engaging… Fleur Barron and Hannah Kendall at the Barbican on 29 October.

    Classical music
    LSO/Pappano review – Kendall’s engaging new work has a tea kettle, tremolo and slam-dunks of timpani

More culture

  • A small silhouetted man speaks charismatically at a podium inside a giant shark's open jaws

    The big idea
    Why you should treat charisma as a red flag

  • People around a bar table – some smiling, some looking shocked – as they watch James Acaster on a screen above them.

    ‘They cheer like it’s football’
    Celebrity Traitors fans hit bars to watch climax

  • Selma Blair

    Selma Blair
    Selma Blair says she is ‘so sorry’ to those she alarmed following alleged air incident

  • a man is tied to a locomotive wheel

    Books
    Unseen Harry Houdini writing published on 100th anniversary of his death

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    Grace Dent on restaurants
    Moods, Leeds LS2: ‘Puzzling, if not quite a car crash’

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    The experts
    How to improve your memory: 10 easy, enjoyable expert tips – from reading a book to getting more sleep

  • Writer Alan Martin using the Dyson CameraJet toothbrush in a bathroom.

    Dental health
    Despite the teething issues, Dyson’s Camerajet toothbrush packs in a lot of clever tech – but is it worth £420?

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    Skincare
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  • Pete stands on a windy hilltop with a black Davek Elite umbrella

    Umbrellas
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  • A composite image shows a tiered clothes airer, a folding rack, and a heated drying pod with laundry

    Home
    ‘This gadget could genuinely replace your tumble dryer’: the best heated airers – tested

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    Food
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    Chefs' family meals
    Don’t make sugar a treat – or hide the broccoli: top chefs on how to make your kids happy eaters

  • An Italian tourist reads his book at a table outside the cafe. There is a blue-painted wooden chair next to him and the windowframes of the cafe are green. There is a large plant to the side.

    ‘The last fortress’
    Historic Athens cafe closes as countercultural area gentrifies

  • Two bowls of roast apples with toffee sauce, walnuts and soured cream, beside spoons

    Autumn food
    Jackson Boxer’s recipe for roast apples with toffee sauce and soured cream

  • Painting: The dispute at cards by Jan Steen

    Leading questions
    My sister-in-law is nearly 40 but cannot handle losing at board games. What can I do?

  • Stephanie Israel and Clement, pictured in July 2026

    The pet I'll never forget
    Clement was hit by a car and left to die in a ditch – then found his beautiful purpose

  • A tiny doctor with clipboard and pen holds two giant naked figures apart.

    This is how we do it
    ‘Our fertility doctor told us we were having too much sex’

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    Ask Annalisa Barbieri
    I gave my ex our house and half my savings, but now I feel resentful

  • A red "Steal" key with an enter arrow sits among black laptop keyboard keys

    Scam watch
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  • Adrian and Tulay Massey sailing with the sunset behind them

    Mortgages
    ‘We were mortgage-free at 45, here’s how you can do it too’

  • A folded £20 note sticks out of the slot of a pale blue piggy bank

    Money
    How to beat the new savings tax rates after the budget

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    Reader Q&A
    ‘Why has the Chancellor left the wealthiest untouched?’ – our money and economics writers answered your questions

  • People sit at a bar with screens around them showing a weight-loss jab being performed

    Body positivity
    Everyone is thin and we’re not allowed to say so: the toxic legacy of body positivity

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    Obesity
    UK government’s obesity plan ‘doomed to fail’, MPs warn

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    Science
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    Fashion industry
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  • A model wearing a pink raincoat and black rain hat tilts her face upward in side profile amid colourful raindrops

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    Winter sports holidays
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    Travel
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  • Dunnottar Castle's ruins sit atop a grassy Scottish cliff at sunrise, under colourful clouds

    Readers' travel tips
    ‘Expect goosebumps!’: to celebrate Halloween, readers choose the spookiest places in the UK

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