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  • DVLA sign at a driving test centre

    Quangos
    As Starmer prepares to cut the number of quangos, what are they and what do they do?

  • A sign next to an American whiskey section in a Vancouver liquor store that says 'buy Canadian instead'

    Analysis
    ‘I feel utter anger’: From Canada to Europe, a movement to boycott US goods is spreading

    Tesla sales are falling and apps and online groups are springing up to help consumers choose non-US items
  • Democratic Representative from California Mark Takano joins civil servants and supporters of the Department of Education for a rally outside the department in Washington, DC, USA, 11 March 2025.

    Trump administration briefing
    Education department to be halved as Trump walks back Canada tariffs

    Education secretary Linda McMahon describes layoffs as ‘significant step towards restoring greatness’ – key US politics stories from Tuesday at a glance
Spotlight
  • Morwenna Ferrier and Emma Loffhagen pose in their new jeans.

    Fashion
    ‘They add 10 years to my age!’ What happened when a millennial and a gen Zer swapped jeans

    Young women wear their jeans low and ultra-baggy, while laughing at the ‘moms’ with their high waists and exposed ankles. It’s time to bring the generations together – if only to try on each other’s trousers
  • ‘Thrilled’ … Pet Shop Boys film the Go West video in Red Square in 1993.

    Pet Shop Boys
    ‘We swept into Moscow in Gorbachev’s limousine’: Neil Tennant’s love affair with Russia – before the ‘cancer of Putin’

  • Trainer Smitha Chandran, right, speaks to final-year nursing students about safe migration at the college of nursing in Ernakulam, Kerala, last month.

    Immigration
    How not to be deported: India’s nurses seeking work abroad learn how to migrate safely

    Kerala is providing lessons on how not to be scammed by employment agencies as US and UK step up immigration raids
  • Carys Green after her operation

    A moment that changed me
    Crohn’s left me in constant pain. An operation restored my appetite for life

    Eating with my family was a source of joy and pleasure until illness ravaged my digestive system. After my stoma was fitted, everything tasted amazing again
    • Munch Museum Aula sketches The Sun Laura Hall Munch’s Oslo

      Travel
      Where the art of Edvard Munch comes alive: a city break in Oslo

    • Daniel Ek, Spotify’s chief executive, speaking in San Francisco in September 2024.

      Analysis
      Spotify is trumpeting big paydays for artists – but only a tiny fraction of them are actually thriving

    • Mid section view of an older person using a smartphone

      Consumer champions
      Mobile top-up firm dragging its feet over fully refunding my mum £1,900

    • School Swap: UK to USA

      Television
      School Swap: UK to USA review – full of beautiful moments that make you cry big, blobby tears

Opinion
  • President Trump And President Putin Hold A Joint Press Conference After SummitHELSINKI, FINLAND - JULY 16: U.S. President Donald Trump (L) and Russian President Vladimir Putin arrive to waiting media during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. The two leaders met one-on-one and discussed a range of issues including the 2016 U.S Election collusion. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

    A Trump-Putin pact is emerging – and Europe is its target

    Rafael Behr
    US betrayal of Ukraine is the rehearsal for a grander bargain with Moscow and an assault on continental solidarity, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
  • European political leaders

    Out of Putin’s war and Trump’s treachery, a new Europe is being born

    Nathalie Tocci
  • Rows of big plastic bottles of water without labels

    If disaster strikes, will there be enough to eat? Britain should be prepared – but it isn’t

    Tim Lang
    Other countries are moving fast to inform and prepare their citizens about emergency resilience. The times demand no less
  • A crowd rallies for the release of Mahmoud Khalil, holding signs and some wearing keffiyehs

    Mahmoud Khalil’s treatment should not happen in a democracy

    Moustafa Bayoumi
    The Columbia University graduate’s arrest is an attempt to destroy free thinking while murdering due process
    • Marina Hyde

      The Nigel Farage v Rupert Lowe prize fight is getting ugly. Has Reform reached its breaking point?

      Marina Hyde
    • Rebecca Hendin on the toxic combination of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin – cartoon

      Cartoon
      Rebecca Hendin on the toxic combination of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin

    • Nils Pratley

      New name but same old struggles for Boohoo

      Nils Pratley
    • Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner Deliver Message Of Change Ahead Of Thurday's Election<br>LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 29: Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer talks at a campaign event on June 29, 2024 in London, England. With less than a week to go before the UK General Election all the main political are out in force this weekend campaigning for votes. (Photo by Alishia Abodunde/Getty Images)

      ‘Country first, party second,’ says Starmer. So why menace Labour members who actually believe that?

      Polly Toynbee
Editorials & Letters
  • Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner in hi-vis jackets and hard hats stand on scaffolding

    Editorial
    The Guardian view on the planning bill: new towns must be for people who need them

  • Rodrigo Duterte

    Editorial
    The Guardian view on Rodrigo Duterte in The Hague: a warning to rogue leaders

  • A general view of the Bank of England in the City of London

    Letters
    Economic growth for its own sake is ruining Britain

  • Person refilling shelves in Tesco

    Letters
    What’s wrong with a job stacking shelves?

Sport
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Climate crisis
  • A damaged section of the hull of the MV Stena Immaculate, as the tanker lays at at anchor off the coast of Yorkshire.

    UK
    Experts warn of North Sea collision’s ‘devastating’ impact on marine life

  • A bald eagle sits in a tree

    Trump administration
    Trump orders likely to drive species’ extinction, wildlife advocates warn

  • A worker sprinkles fertilizer around young grapefruit trees in the Indian River Citrus District on Florida's east coast.

    US news
    Slow-release fertilisers can spread microplastics on US cropland – study

  • Chickens at an industrial poultry farm.

    Farming
    Chicken manure can be classified as industrial waste, judge rules

From the UK
  • The BBC news logo on a phone in the foreground with the BBC news website on a computer screen in the background

    BBC
    World Service must be fully state-funded to counter disinformation, say BBC bosses

    Ministers must cover full costs of championing western values abroad, senior BBC figures to argue
  • View of Cunsey Beck

    Rivers
    Changes to bathing water status test will deny rivers protection, say critics

  • A close up of a methylphenidate pill on top of a medicine bottle.

    Health
    ADHD prescriptions in England have risen by 18% each year since pandemic

  • Egyptian mummies on display at the British Museum, London

    Museums
    Ancestral remains should no longer be displayed in UK museums, say MPs

    • Office for National Statistics
      Overloaded website prevents UK statistics agency from releasing economic data after markets open

    • Birmingham
      Bin strike begins in Birmingham as workers and council trade accusations

    • UK
      Starmer to avoid immediate counter-tariffs if Trump puts levies on UK steel

    • Society
      Ten died of cancer after NHS blunder in England meant they were not invited for screening

    • Farming
      Farmers in England furious as Defra pauses post-Brexit payment scheme

    • UK
      North Sea collision: ship’s master arrested as fears grow for marine life

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  • Model in white trouser suit with glass arched roof above

    Photos of the day
    Fashion in Paris and Tokyo remembers

    The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world
  • Daisy Eye from Flowers Drink the River.

    Photography
    Mud, sweat and deers: a poetic view on gender transition

  • ‘Icons at their most playful’ … Grace Jones and Dolph Lundgren, 1985

    Photography
    ‘The 1980s turned out to be magic’: David Bailey on the era of excess

  • A boy sits at the bus station with political posters for the upcoming elections in Nuuk, Greenland

    Greenland election
    Arctic island prepares to vote amid Trump interest

  • Tourists at Park Güell, Barcelona, 26 November 2024

    Overtourism
    Selfies, tickets and perfect angles: tourism and smartphones in Barcelona

  • A woman takes a selfie waist deep in water on a flooded street

    Top shots
    Flood selfies and storks on a pole: photos of the weekend

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