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Jury Duty’s first season convinced a member of the public he was taking part in a documentary about how courts work – but it was really a reality show where ...
From asparagus fritters and crab cakes to rhubarb tarts and barely dressed baby potatoes, now’s the time to embrace fresh, bright flavours
Strikes on South Pars and Ras Laffan are first time fossil fuel energy production facilities have been hit. Why is it significant?
The All England Club wants 38 new courts and a new stadium but the campaign group Save Wimbledon Park said it will ‘fight on’
Erling Haaland said of chess: ‘There are clear similarities to football,’ with his fellow Norwegian – and world chess No 1 Magnus Carlsen – likely to play
Only two of the Premier League’s last-16 teams made it to the quarter-finals while European giants are coming into form when it matters
Supporters of national side struggle to come to terms with decision to declare Morocco the winner of Africa Cup of Nations
The Herons are out of the Champions Cup after defeat to Nashville. Now it’s back to the same old hits for the club
The award-winning Australian author is at her most ambitious with this sweeping rural drama, tackling difficult topics with dazzling prose
Josephine Tovey speaks with Mike Ticher and Sarah Martin about why the electorate is flocking to the rightwing political movement, and what major parties can...
Ocean temperatures can dictate a cyclone’s intensity – and the waters off far north Queensland have just had their hottest months on record
Fuel retailers put on notice as watchdog promises to come down hard on those doing the wrong thing
From Ed Harris to Stanley Tucci, women everywhere are desiring and dating balding men, fondly stroking their thinning manes
Tournament organisers point to strong TV audiences and reaching a wider range of fans even as Australia have failed to sell out matches on home soil
Birdsville and Bedourie locals are used to being trapped by flooding – but if they run out of Tim Tams and chocolate, ‘that’s a big problem’
The anonymous leaflets display pictures of LGBTIQ+ people along with accusations of crimes such as drug trafficking and paedophilia
US leaders anticipated a walkover. Now they’re embroiled in a conflict that could hasten the end of US economic dominance, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott
From near-empty dancefloors to sold-out nights at Lisbon’s biggest club, the imprint has spent 15 years championing Afro-Portuguese beats, reshaping the city...
The Oscar-winning star of Bullets Over Broadway and Hannah and Her Sisters has three major movies coming up. To mark her 78th birthday, we cast an eye over a...
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world
The Guardian’s Maanvi Singh has been on the frontline of the Trump administration’s brutal ICE crackdown. Post your questions about what it’s been like to co...
Late-night hosts discussed the confirmation hearing for Trump’s new homeland security pick, the about-face by Republicans on Iran and the war’s sticker-shock...
Our expert puts the best power washers through their paces on the toughest – and muckiest – outdoor chores, from grimy paving slabs to dirty decking
Reform leader ‘unavailable’ on service after Guardian investigation unearths clips of him repeating extremist slogans
Kitty Whately and Julius Drake perform the fervent, fun and intoxicating works of a British musician whose fresh assessment is richly deserved
Gemma Whelan and Stephen Mangan are among the cast in this multi-voiced tale of family tensions and trauma, set during the 1985 Live Aid charity concert
Apple may be out of the leather business for environmental reasons, but its partner Hermès is far from it. The company’s Spring 2026 collection includes a st...
On second anniversary of his sister ending her life at Dignitas, Tony Marra will protest outside parliament with other campaigners
Lovehoney sponsors Aphrodite-themed ‘pleasure garden’ full of flowers associated with love and sex
US defense secretary suggests Thursday will be ‘largest strike package yet … death and destruction from above’
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Reform leader ‘unavailable’ on service after Guardian investigation unearths clips of him repeating extremist slogansFarage videos reveal support for rioter,...
Lovehoney sponsors Aphrodite-themed ‘pleasure garden’ full of flowers associated with love and sexIt is one of the most prestigious events of the UK social c...
On second anniversary of his sister ending her life at Dignitas, Tony Marra will protest outside parliament with other campaignersTwo years after Paola Marra...
The Guardian Food Quarterly is a new seasonal lifestyle magazine celebrating what, how and where we eat.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth held a Pentagon briefing on Thursday where he reacted to reports of a $200-billion request to Congress for the war against Ira...
Spoiler alert! The latest contestant eliminated from "Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans" joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss his surprising elimination and i...
The Iran war has expanded into oil fields in the Middle East. CBS News' Ramy Inocencio and Willie James Inman report.
Wage garnishment rules are strict, but knowing the limits and your rights can help protect your paycheck.
Bitcoin price retreats after Federal Reserve rate news, oil prices rise. SEC announces crypto definitions, approves Nasdaq tokenized trading.
'New Music Tools, Emoji Update': What's Coming In iOS 26.4 NDTV ProfitApple releases iOS 26.4 RC for iPhone with upcoming features 9to5...
In 2021, the virtual world was the future of the internet. The pandemic had sequestered everyone indoors, heightening the appeal of digital communities. Face...
Poncle could be about to ruin the planet’s productivity all over again now that Vampire Crawlers has a release date for PC and consoles. The dungeon-crawling...