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    Devil wears Primark: will romcom reporter be sacked?

    Composite of Anne Hathaway and other romcom heroines

  • 북한 or 조선?
    South Korea debates what to call North Korea

    North Korean soldiers take photos of a South Korean soldier and a US soldier standing before the military demarcation line at Panmunjom

  • Climate crisis
    10 big lessons on ending the fossil fuel era

    An aerial view of members of Greenpeace next to a huge sign on the sand reading ‘Renewables Power Peace! End Fossil Fuels’

  • 'I felt sick'
    The woman who exposed a polygamous paedophile

    Christine Marie

  • Friendship
    A pal of 50 years has become a know-it-all. Should I cut them off?

    Painting: Two Women Talking by Carl Bloch (1874).

  • Experience
    I died on my 44th birthday

    Marc Girod sitting in a wheelchair on a sandy beach, wearing a rust-coloured zip-up top and hat, a khaki hoodie, black trousers and shades

News

  • Keira Alexandra Kronvold holding bunch of flowers.

    Denmark
    Danish treatment of Greenlandic mother may be ‘ethnic discrimination’, says UN

  • Uganda's coat of arms displayed on the Parliament building in Kampala

    Uganda
    Uganda copying Russia and China with new bill designed to crush dissent, say critics

  • People holding a banner reading ‘No war, no ICE, May 1st general strike’

    US news
    Thousands in US to join ‘no school, no work, no shopping’ May Day protest in economic blackout

  • Gaston Browne, the prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda

    Caribbean
    Antigua and Barbuda prime minister set to win fourth term in election

  • An entrance to a detention center surrounded by high fences

    US immigration
    Cuban immigrant dies in Georgia detention center, ICE tells Congress

  • James Holder leaving Cirencester Magistrates' Court after being found guilty of rape

    UK news
    Superdry cofounder James Holder found guilty of raping woman after night out

  • Football
    Gianni Infantino’s attempt at Israel-Palestine handshake backfires

    Gianni Infantino made a failed attempt to orchestrate a handshake between Palestinian and Israeli delegates at Fifa’s congress in Vancouver

In focus

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    Business
    ‘Temu Range Rover’: what the bestselling Jaecoo 7 says about China’s electric car ascendancy

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    Analysis
    Charles tamed Trump while rebuking Trumpism in ego-flattering masterstroke

Features

  • Zhanna Kadyrova's "Origami Deer" sculpture arrives at the headquarters of UNESCO in Paris, on it's way to Venice as part of "Security Guarantees", the theme of the Ukrainian Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale (9 May–22 November 2026. The deer, made from aluminum, was originally installed in 2019 on the site of a dismantled Soviet nuclear-capable jet in Pokrovsk, Donetsk region, and evacuated from the front line in 2024. Paris, France. Photograph by David Levene 23/3/26

    Art
    ‘It has become a symbol of hope’: the epic journey of Ukraine’s origami deer to the Venice biennale

  • Kneecap: DJ Provai, Móglaí Bap and Mo Chara.

    Alexis Petridis's album of the week
    Kneecap: Fenian review – their new album is terrific, triumphant yet tortured

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  • Collage of daily life moments including breakfast, books, and personal care items that exclude petrochemicals.

    Petrochemicals
    I tried to live for 24 hours without using oil-based products. It was ridiculously impossible

  • Black and white image of tall man in glasses and woman in peasant shirt looking in the same direction.

    Activism
    ‘I’m hoping people get inspired’: what can we learn from the godfather of community organising?

  • Rebel Wilson wears a cardigan in neutral tone with a collared white shirt as she walks past media

    Fashion
    Rebel Wilson’s courtroom makeover shows why style matters on the stand

  • A composite image of a man's head and shoulders. Above him are a range of floating/falling objects including a hat, vinyl record, shirt and lamp

    Life
    You are what you keep: why we cling to clutter and how to free yourself of it

  • Two smartly dressed women walk down a blue carpet past the paparazzi.

    Film
    The Woman Who Loves Luxury Goods 2: why the Devil Wears Prada title goes back to basics in Vietnam

  • Esther Cohen at home in Cornwallville, New York on 9 April.

    Poetry
    A bucolic county in upstate New York appointed a poet laureate. Why was she fired shortly after?

Opinion

  • Lawrence Douglas

    James Comey’s reindictment is the product of a twisted US justice department

    Lawrence Douglas
    Amid Trump’s unrelenting assault on the rule of law, it is drearily unsurprising to see the ex-FBI director targeted
  • earth viewed from behind the moon

    We are preparing to transform the moon and Mars. The public must have a say in this future

    Ben Bramble
    The Artemis missions are paving the way to civilizational decisions. It’s time to ask not just what we can do – but whether we should do it

More opinion

  • Tom McIlroy

    Demand for guns has surged in the wake of Bondi – what will it take to make Australia safer?

    Tom McIlroy
  • charles and trump shake hands

    King Charles has saved the special relationship – for now

    Ted Widmer
  • people with umbrellas outside the supreme court

    The US supreme court’s voting rights decision wasn’t about law – it was about politics

    David Daley and Eric J Segall
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    The Stephen Collins cartoon
    Praise be to those who go straight to bed with no faff

Editorials

  • The Guardian view
    The Golders Green attack: the public as well as the state must tackle antisemitism

  • The Guardian view
    Trump’s war on science: politicising a generation of researchers

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    What’s Donald Trump’s relationship with the truth?

    He’s posting through it

More sport

  • Naoya Inoue, the current WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO super-bantamweight champion, attends a press conference at the Tokyo Dome Hotel ahead of Saturday’s fight with Junto Nakatani.

    Boxing
    Inoue is the greatest show in sports today. Now comes the fight of his life

  • Ayao Komatsu

    F1 interview
    Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu: ‘We shouldn’t be fourth. We’re the smallest F1 team’

  • The humanoid robot Tiangong competes in the Beijing half-marathon

    Robo athletes miss the point of sport – there is no drama without emotion

    Emma John
  • Anthony Joshua, Abi Burton, Eberechi Eze

    Sports quiz of the week
    Featuring world records, heavyweight clashes and speedy shoes

More top stories

  • Aung San Suu Kyi talking with military official in undisclosed location

    Myanmar
    Myanmar’s former leader Aung San Suu Kyi moved to house arrest in Naypyidaw

    Suu Kyi, 80, has been detained by the junta since a deadly civil war erupted after the February 2021 coup
  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi

    China
    China warns US about Taiwan ahead of Trump’s visit to Beijing

  • a man in a suit speaks into a microphone

    US news
    Pentagon inks deals with seven AI companies for classified military work

  • two sea otters eat in an aquarium

    Wildlife
    Mother knows best as sea otter adopts orphaned pup at California aquarium

  • White-hot liquid steel pours out of furnace machinery

    Steel industry
    Czech energy group hints at combined bid for British Steel and Speciality Steel UK

  • A person holding a tissue to their nose, in front of a flowering tree

    Environment
    The climate crisis is making our hay fever worse – and affecting our enjoyment of nature

    Newsletter
  • An athlete jumping, with Alexander Stadium in the background at sunset

    Air pollution
    Large-scale sporting events cause unexpected air pollution, study shows

UK news

  • UK news
    Woman charged over death of two eight-year-old girls after Wimbledon car crash

  • Energy industry
    Boss of UK's Octopus Energy says some people would accept occasional blackouts if bills cut

  • Women's health
    Woman’s fight for sterilisation raises questions over access to procedure

  • UK news
    End of Trump tariffs on whisky sparks row between Scottish parties over claiming credit

World news

  • Rohingya
    ‘Mothers won’t die, babies can survive’: new maternal hospital opens in world’s largest refugee camp

  • Environment
    How LNG interests are seeking to disrupt global talks on decarbonising shipping

  • Italy
    Italian city orders dog owners to wash away urine or face €500 fine

  • Online abuse
    UN warns women in public life face increasingly sophisticated online violence

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Culture

  • Anne Hathaway in Mother Mary.

    Hollywood
    Out of tune: why does Hollywood struggle to capture pop stardom?

  • Steve Coogan as Don in Legends.

    Streaming
    Legends to Citadel: the seven best shows to stream this week

What to watch

  • Mandy Patinkin and Janet McTeer in The Artist.

    TV review
    The Artist review – this flamboyant period comedy is like nothing else on TV

  • David Harewood as Othello

    The best theatre to stream this month
    The best theatre to stream this month: David Harewood has unfinished business with Othello

  • SWAPPED - A buddy comedy about a small woodland creature (voiced by Michael B. Jordan) and a majestic bird (voiced by Juno Temple)—natural sworn enemies of The Valley—who suddenly swap bodies and must team up (while walking in each other’s feathers and fur) to survive the wildest adventure of their lives. Cr: Skydance Animation/Netflix © 2025

    Animation in film
    Swapped review – animated Netflix adventure plays like off-brand Pixar

  • Original Film Title: THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE. English Title: THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE. Film Director: TAYLOR HACKFORD. Year: 1997. Stars: AL PACINO. Credit: MONARCHY ENT. / AlbumP0DJB7 Original Film Title: THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE. English Title: THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE. Film Director: TAYLOR HACKFORD. Year: 1997. Stars: AL PACINO. Credit: MONARCHY ENT. / Album

    Film
    Say hello to my little compendium! Al Pacino films – ranked

What to listen to

  • Madra Salach

    Add to playlist
    The snarling Irish folk of Madra Salach and the week’s best new tracks

  • Serokolo 7, producer and musician

    Global album of the month
    Serokolo 7: Maramfa Musick Pro review – South Africa’s latest club export is a relentless adrenaline shot

  • Kacey Musgraves Press publicity portrait

    Music
    Kacey Musgraves: Middle of Nowhere review – weary, rootsy and wry, it’s her richest album since Golden Hour

  • A man stands with a guitar that has the words 'this machine kills fascists' written on the front

    Woody Guthrie
    ‘You are the machine that kills hate’: Woody Guthrie’s protest anthems strike a chord with a new generation

What to read

  • Portia Elan.

    Book of the day
    Homebound by Portia Elan review – a Cloud Atlas-like puzzle-box novel

  • Daljit Nagra.

    Review roundup
    The best recent poetry collections

  • Katie Kitamura.

    The books of my life
    Katie Kitamura: ‘Almost every writer changes my mind – that’s the point of reading’

  • 'A Rising of the Lights' by Steve Toltz, Published by Penguin Books, $34.99

    Book reviews
    A Rising of the Lights by Steve Toltz review – a darkly funny take on the male loneliness epidemic

What to play

  • Title screen for Daley Thompson's Super Test video game showing various Olympic events

    I touched a ZX Spectrum for the first time in decades – and I liked it

    Dominik Diamond
  • An orange sports car skids on a country road in the new James Bond game, 007 First Light.

    Games
    ‘You can be any Bond you want’: the inside story of 007 First Light

  • Forbidden Solitaire game

    Games
    Forbidden Solitaire review – cards flip into delirious trip back to 90s horror

  • A man in a space suit with a child in the game Pragmata

    Pushing Buttons
    What makes good ‘game feel’? These three titles have pinned it down perfectly

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More culture

  • Hercules and the Cretan Bull by Francisco de Zurbarán.

    Art
    A mind-bending Spaniard, an imagistic Puerto Rican and a lush Latvian – the week in art

  • A chamber choir perform as a conductor stands in front of them in a blue shirt gesturing.

    Classical music
    Morales: L’Homme Armé masses and Magnificat Secundi Toni album review – choral sounds of 16th-century Rome

  • Jenna Bliss, True Entertainment, 2023 – 24, HD video, 31:59 minutes. Courtesy of the artist and FELIX GAUDLITZ. - 6 Collectors copy

    Art
    Genuine Fake Premium Economy review – brilliantly obnoxious millennial rage at a rigged financial world

  • HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, Mark Williams, 2007. ©Warner Bros./courtesy Everett CollectionHCD24E HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, Mark Williams, 2007. ©Warner Bros./courtesy Everett Collection

    Reader interview
    Post your questions for Harry Potter and Fast Show star Mark Williams

Lifestyle

  • Christine Marie

    How we survive
    ‘When I watched the girls loving this man, I felt sick’: the woman who exposed a polygamous paedophile

  • Marc Girod sitting in a wheelchair on a sandy beach, wearing a rust-coloured zip-up top and hat, a khaki hoodie, black trousers and shades

    Experience
    I died on my 44th birthday

Food

  • Vivien's mid-spring moment.

    Drinks
    Cocktail of the week: Vivien’s mid-spring moment – recipe

  • Helen Goh's A cake for spring, AKA spinach cake 096

    The sweet spot
    Helen Goh’s springtime spinach sponge cake with cream cheese icing – recipe

  • Felicity Cloake's chicken pie served with mashed potatoes and greens

    Feast
    Why we care so much about preserving family recipes

    Newsletter
  • Woman immersed in the vineyards of Franciacorta, Brescia province, Lombardy.

    Wine
    When it comes to wines, it pays to look beyond the fashionable

Fashion & beauty

  • Lady Gaga in a voluminous pink gown with elaborate drawn-on eyelashes and a platinum blonde wig

    Fashion
    Omelette dresses and political statements: the most unforgettable Met Gala looks

    Newsletter
  • A composite image of a pale green linen blazer, brown and white-striped bow hairclips, gold chain necklace, brown silky slip dress with lace trim, trio of rings in silver, gold and rose gold, red pouch handbag, and heeled rust-orange velvet toe-post sandals, all on an orange and pale blue vertically striped background.

    Fashion
    Slip into summer: what to wear with a return-to-the-90s ‘It’ dress

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  • Pete Hegseth and Jennifer Rauchet walks the red carpet at the White House correspondent's dinner at the Washington Hilton in Washington, DC on April 25, 2026.

    Fashion
    Why the outrage over this dress worn to the White House correspondents’ dinner?

  • A woman’s arm, wearing a bracelet, resting on her knee.

    Sali Hughes on beauty
    Get your skin ready for summer with the best new exfoliants

Relationships

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    You be the judge
    My partner likes open sandwiches. I prefer two slices of bread. Who is right?

  • Orgasmic illustration on yellow background

    This is how we do it
    ‘Testosterone restored my orgasms – I’m climaxing six to 10 times a session’

  • Author Amanda Craig sitting on a green chaise longue, head resting on one hand, purple drapes behind her

    Parents
    I yearned to be a mother. Why did I feel nothing when my daughter was finally born?

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    Life
    Dining across the divide: ‘In France we’d be at each other’s throats, but in the UK you say the most horrible things, smiling’

Health & fitness

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    Health
    Puffy legs, heavy aches, rippled skin: what is lipoedema?

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    Well Actually
    Wellness culture is trying to sell you products your vagina doesn’t need

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    Mobile phones
    I’m addicted to checking my phone. Could a blocking device stop me?

  • An illustration with geometrical shapes, barbells and a woman doing lunges

    The experts
    All the right moves! 17 personal trainers on the exercise they always recommend – from planks to face pulls

More lifestyle

  • Marc Girod sitting in a wheelchair on a sandy beach, wearing a rust-coloured zip-up top and hat, a khaki hoodie, black trousers and shades

    Experience
    I died on my 44th birthday

  • People sitting at tables on the pavement outside a cafe in Maybachufer in Berlin's Neukôlln neighbourhood.

    Europe holidays
    Cool bars and friendly vibes: readers’ favourite city neighbourhoods in Europe

  • Close-up of hands on laptop keyboard

    Technology
    ‘Awkward and humiliating’: UK job hunters share frustration with AI interviews

  • Grade II-listed Kelloe Hall, County Durham.

    Fantasy house hunt
    Grade II-listed homes in England for sale – in pictures

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    Curfews, conspiracy theories … and a cancelled concert: Mali’s capital tries to shrug off violence on its doorstep

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    Technology
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