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  1. Frauds review
    Jones gives her best performance in triumphant drama

    Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker in Frauds

  2. John Crace
    Badenoch is ‘doing politics differently’ – she is not wrong

    John Crace

  3. Nutrition
    Should midlife women start taking supplements?

    Composite of woman taking a pill, plus nuts, fish and avocado

  4. Emma Beddington
    996 work culture is sad. What's wrong with 888 or 000?

    Emma Beddington

  5. The Filthy Fifteen
    How the US went to war with the rock stars of the 1980s

    Bringin’ on the heartbreak … Senator Paula Hawkins holds up the cover of Def Leppard’s album Pyromania.

  6. The Sunday read
    The psychology of unexplained drone sightings

    Police officers at Copenhagen airport.

News

  • Police officers in hi-vis vests take away a demonstrator in Trafalgar Square

    Protest
    Civil liberty groups express concern over plan for more anti-protest powers

    Home secretary says police can consider ‘cumulative impact’ of demonstrations as Palestine Action ban opponents vow ‘escalation’
  • Kemi Badenoch

    Conservatives
    Badenoch says Tories open to quitting more treaties to increase deportations

  • Wang Yi visit to UKRETRANSMITTING AMENDING THE ADDRESS FROM 1 CARLTON GARDENS TO THE FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (FCDO). Former foreign secretary David Lammy with China’s foreign affairs minister Wang Yi

    Exclusive
    China threatened to retaliate against UK over foreign influence rules

  • A general view of base camp overlooking Mount Everest

    Tibet
    Mount Everest rescue under way after snowstorm traps nearly 1,000 people

  • Gary Neville

    Football
    Gary Neville says he took down union flag being ‘used in a negative fashion’

  • Jonathan Pryce in the espionage drama Slow Horses

    Acting
    Making a drama about refugees could defuse anti-migrant anger in UK, says Jonathan Pryce

  • Property
    UK ministers aim to speed up homebuying by four weeks

  • Alcohol
    One in four UK people fear a loved one drinks too much, survey finds

Special report

  • Police officers at Copenhagen airport.

    The Sunday read
    ‘A collective anxiety attack’: the psychology of unexplained drone sightings across Europe

    Incursions have so far caused few physical effects but experts say such incidents can leave people feeling more vulnerable

In focus

  • Mary Attenborough and Michael Gallagher on a beach

    Northern Ireland
    An academic was aghast when her partner was accused of IRA activity. After his trial, he confessed

  • A peace dove holding an olive branch tries to fly but is weighed down by a heavy metal ball chained to its leg.

    Gaza
    A ‘magic pill’ made Israeli violence invisible. We need to stop swallowing it

Features

  • Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker in Frauds

    Television
    Frauds review – Suranne Jones gives her best ever performance in this absolute triumph of a heist drama

  • Composite of woman taking a pill, plus nuts, fish and avocado

    Nutrition
    The truth about vitamin pills: should midlife women start taking supplements – and if so, which ones?

More features

  • Rob Brydon in flannel shirt, sitting on a porch with Tray Wellington

    Television
    Rob Brydon’s Honky Tonk Road Trip review – proof that he doesn’t need Steve Coogan for a fun travelogue

  • A parade of models in loose-fitting outfits including a large white shirt over baggy black trousers and wraparound sunglasses

    Paris fashion week
    Pierpaolo Piccioli champions female emancipation with loose-fitting Balenciaga collection

  • Anthea Turner holding up a re-creation of a Blue Peter model of Tracy Island

    Flashback
    Broadcaster Anthea Turner looks back: ‘I spent my Blue Peter era scared to death I was going to get found out’

  • Illustration of Amazon boxes with the arrows making a sad face

    Amazon
    Way past its prime: how did Amazon get so rubbish?

  • Troilus and Cressida by William Shakespeare ; Production ; Shakespeare’s Globe ; London, UK ; 26 September 2025 ; Credit and copyright: Helen Murray ; www.helenmurrayphotos.com

    Shakespeare's Globe
    Troilus and Cressida review – history repeats as farce in Pythonesque takedown of ancient heroes

  • Bringin’ on the heartbreak … Senator Paula Hawkins holds up the cover of Def Leppard’s album Pyromania.

    Music
    ‘I was called an enemy of the people’: how the US Senate went to war with the biggest rock stars of the 1980s

Opinion

  • John Crace

    John Crace
    Kemi Badenoch says she is ‘doing politics differently’ – you can’t argue with that

    John Crace
    Conservative leader has achieved the seemingly impossible: she has taken the Tories even further backwards
  • Martine Oborne

    The next archbishop of Canterbury has no time to waste in making change – this is what she will be up against

    Martine Oborne
    Sarah Mullally is known to be wise, intelligent, courageous and compassionate. That should serve her well in the battles ahead, says vicar Martine Oborne
  • Emma Beddington

    996 work culture is sad and inhumane. Whatever’s wrong with 888 – or even 000?

    Emma Beddington
  • Heather Stewart

    Rachel Reeves’s second budget needs a narrative of fairness to justify tax rises

    Heather Stewart

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    Positive thinking can make success feel like the only acceptable option. But humility allows for grace

    Jackie Bailey
  2. Robin Corbett holding a crying baby Polly, as she looks at a policeman, in front of the Big Ben clocktower

    Some people have a choice about whether or not to vote Labour. I wish I did too

    Polly Hudson
  3. Amandla Thomas-Johnson

    I had to flee the US – as a foreign, Black, pro-Palestinian activist, I tick every box on Ice’s list

    Amandla Thomas-Johnson
  4. Sidney Blumenthal

    Why Trump’s speech to US military top brass was such a disaster

    Sidney Blumenthal

Editorials

  • The Guardian view
    The first female archbishop of Canterbury: a choice that offers renewal and hope

  • The Guardian view
    Jaguar Land Rover cyber-attack: ministers must pay more attention to this growing risk

Letters

  1. Judaism
    The Manchester synagogue attack and the right to protest

  2. Police
    Long history of failure to tackle police racism

  3. Europe
    Tools to power up the European Union

  4. Brief letters
    A ballet description so good you can feel it

Cartoon

  • Nicola Jennings on Donald Trump’s ‘peace plan’ for Gaza – cartoon

    Nicola Jennings
    Donald Trump’s ‘peace plan’ for Gaza

    The US president may have other things on his mind besides peace in the Middle East

Sport

More sport

  1. India's Harleen Deol tries to wave away insects during the match against Pakistan

    Women's Cricket World Cup
    India defy insects to cruise to frosty Women’s defeat of Pakistan

  2. Pep Guardiola (right) congratulates Erling Haaland after the striker’s early goal gave Manchester City victory

    Premier League
    Guardiola hails ‘incredible’ Haaland and Donnarumma after City’s win at Brentford

  3. Daryz (far side, with Mickaël Barzalona) beats Minnie Hauk in the Prix de l’Arc Triomphe.

    Arc de Triomphe
    Daryz dazzles to catch hot favourite Minnie Hauk in dying strides

  4. Lynn Wilms savours scoring Aston Villa’s second goal against West Ham in Dagenham

    Women's Super League
    Defeat by Aston Villa exposes struggling West Ham’s lack of clinical finishing

More top stories

  • Three women, two wearing headscarves, place ballots in a transparent box

    Syria
    Syria holds first elections since fall of Bashar al-Assad

    After more than a decade of civil war, committee members will choose transitional parliament
  • A person waves the British and Israeli flag, among people holding placards

    London
    Vigil held to remember 7 October and Manchester synagogue attacks

  • Kristi NoemU.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, and former South Dakota Governor, gives the keynote speech during a naturalization ceremony at Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025, in Keystone, S.D. (AP Photo/Matt Gade)

    US
    Kristi Noem calls Chicago a ‘war zone’ after federal agents shoot woman

  • Police in protective gear near a burnt out car.

    UK
    Suspected arson attack at East Sussex mosque investigated as hate crime

  • Andrej Babiš surrounded by reporters after the Czech elections

    Czech Republic
    Andrej Babiš to hold talks with other Czech parties on forming government

Climate crisis & environment

  1. people walking with signs such as 'we won't let our futures burn' and 'no climate no deal'

    Sunrise Movement
    Youth-led US climate activists widen focus to fight authoritarianism

  2. New York City skyline with a carbon emissions graph

    The big emitters
    Trump’s hatred for renewables means the US is falling behind the rest of the world

  3. A Baudin’s black cockatoo on a tree branch

    Australia
    ‘Baudin’s or bauxite?’ Stark warning black cockatoo won’t survive mining expansion

  4. Zack Polanski speaking during the Green party conference in Bournemouth on Friday

    Green party
    Greens ‘on track’ to supplant Labour as favourite party in London, says Zack Polanski

UK news

  1. Exclusive
    Ministers to announce significant changes to UK’s planning system

  2. Health
    Two hours of exercise a week reduces joint pain and visits to GP

  3. Tommy Robinson
    UK Jewish groups condemn Israeli minister’s invite to Tommy Robinson

  4. Television
    Have I Got News For You maker back in profit after launching show in US

World news

  1. Australia
    Man arrested after at least 50 shots fired from Sydney home

  2. US
    US struck another boat illegally carrying drugs off Venezuela coast, Trump says

  3. France
    Gisèle Pelicot to attend appeals court as man convicted of raping her contests verdict

  4. Georgia
    Georgia’s prime minister announces crackdown on dissent after Tbilisi protests

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  • Batool Abu Akleen in Gaza.

    Poetry
    ‘My poems are part of my flesh’: Palestinian poet Batool Abu Akleen on life in Gaza

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    The big idea
    Was prehistory a feminist paradise?

What to watch

  1. a man and a woman sit with two children

    Film
    Palestinian film-makers on their favourite Palestinian movies: ‘I felt like I was watching my own story’

  2. Two young men lean over a wall.

    Film
    ‘No one’s been willing to take a risk’: are Palestinian films still struggling to get seen?

  3. Three men in suits

    Saturday Night Live
    ‘No reason not to be all in’: is Saturday Night Live ready to meet a major political moment?

  4. Aimee Lou Wood in Film Club.

    Film Club
    Aimee Lou Wood’s fantastical romcom is part Mike Leigh, part cosy family sitcom

What to listen to

  1. Charli xcx and Taylor Swift.

    Music
    Taylor Swift’s Charli xcx hit job misses the point – and underscores her tedious obsession with conflict

  2. Mixed blessings … Taylor Swift.

    Music
    Taylor Swift: The Life of a Showgirl review – dull razzle-dazzle from a star who seems frazzled

  3. Silvana Estrada in a blue dress with long hair blowing in the wind

    Interview
    ‘We need anger to fight for our lives’: Mexican musician Silvana Estrada on grief, violence and the indignity of ‘el ghosting’

  4. Crunchy … Ashnymph.

    Add to playlist
    The jackhammer noise and clubby alt-rock of Ashnymph and the week’s best new tracks

What to read

  1. a man in a hat sitting down

    US
    ‘Baltimore has the worst PR of any city in America’: a culture critic on his home town, race, police and art

  2. Stack of shortlisted books.

    Goldsmiths prize
    Sarah Hall and Charlie Porter among writers on ‘genre-defying’ Goldsmiths prize shortlist

  3. Ursula K Le Guin.

    Review roundup
    The best recent poetry

  4. Andrew O'Hagan at his home in London.

    Memoir
    On Friendship by Andrew O’Hagan review – ties that bind

What to play

  1. Atsu in Ghost of Yōtei.

    Adventure games
    Ghost of Yōtei review – a brutal and stunningly beautiful samurai revenge quest

  2. Comedian and games master Brennan Lee Mulligan

    Interview
    ‘Laughing at a libertarian crypto dragon? That rules’: Brennan Lee Mulligan on how Dungeons & Dragons took over the world

  3. Three friends smile as they play video games at home.

    Cosy gaming
    Occult objects, a dead dynasty and a mobile bookshop: ten cosy new video games for autumn

  4. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.

    I was falling hard for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – then it betrayed me at the final hour

    Dominik Diamond

What to visit

  1. Manchester, England, 3rd October, 2025. The Kooks playing Co-op Live in Manchester. Credit: Izzy Clayton/Alamy Live NewsAlamy Live News. 3CT0WFC Manchester, England, 3rd October, 2025. The Kooks playing Co-op Live in Manchester. Credit: Izzy Clayton/Alamy Live News This is an Alamy Live News image and may not be part of your current Alamy deal . If you are unsure, please contact our sales team to check.

    Live in Manchester
    The Kooks review – a triumphant and touching mass singalong

  2. Roaring from a place of isolation … Lizzy Watts in (the) Woman at Park theatre, London.

    Theatre
    (the) Woman review – explosive comedy tells the unvarnished truth about motherhood

  3. Vanessa Guevara Flores in Uprooted at New Diorama theatre.

    Theatre
    Uprooted review – the female fightback against the exploitation of Latin America

  4. V&A East Storehouse. Entrance and signage within the larger frontage of the Here East building in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

    Museums
    ‘Like time-travelling’: readers tell of unexpected joys of V&A East Storehouse

More culture

  1. Cropped image of René Magritte’s La Magie Noire

    Art
    René Magritte’s ‘superstar of surrealism’ to go on sale in Paris

  2. Three people look in anticipation at a tray of cash

    Television
    ‘It brings people together’: Global hit Come Dine With Me celebrates 20 years

  3. Patrick Murray, right, as Mickey with David Jason as Del Boy, and Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney in a scene from Only Fools and Horses, 1983.

    Obituary
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  4. Tom Gauld

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    Ask Annalisa Barbieri
    I am three months sober. How do I support my 11-year-old autistic son?

The Filter

  1. A man lies on a mattress with his back to the camera in a bedroom

    Mattresses
    The best mattresses for back pain – and how to choose one, according to osteopaths and sleep scientists

  2. Dark chocolate. Shards of dark chocolate on a pink background sort of conceptually smashed.

    Chocolate
    ‘Expensive, but totally worth it’: the best (and worst) supermarket dark chocolate, tasted and rated

  3. Woman with cup of drink and book near fireplace at home, closeup

    Creature comforts
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    Christmas
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Food

  1. Felicity Cloake's rice and peas.

    Felicity Cloake's masterclass
    How to make rice and peas – recipe

  2. Interior shot of the restaurant and bar of Kudu, Marylebone, London: possibly 'London’s prettiest restaurant of 2025 so far.'

    Grace Dent on restaurants
    Kudu, London W1: ‘I’ve found a new way to enjoy bread and butter’

  3. Meera Sodha's breakfast burrito with chipotle tofu and pinto beans.

    Meera Sodha recipes
    Breakfast burrito with chipotle tofu and pinto beans

  4. Linda Geddes creates an ant yoghurt based on a Bulgarian folk tradition.

    Food science
    ‘Surprisingly creamy’: as a fermentista, how could I resist making ant yoghurt?

Relationships

  1. Portraits of Juhea Kim shot by Simon Webb in London, Sept 2025. Set styling: Maria Shrigley

    Dating
    I was 31, burned out, and single. Would a string of dates with French men bring back my joie de vivre?

  2. a naked woman wraps herself around the arm of her lover

    This is how we do it
    ‘Asexuality is a spectrum. I don’t experience sexual desire (but I do like having orgasms)’

  3. Jennifer and Nova Blind Date

    Blind date
    ‘As she was trying to show me something on her phone, there was a guy’s fully nude video on there’

  4. James Websley and Jarred in Vienna, Austria 2025

    The moment I knew
    As the countdown reached one, something instinctive pulled us together

Money & consumer

  1. ‘Eco-plugs’ or ‘energy-saving plugs’

    Scam watch
    Cut your energy bills by a third? No, these ‘energy-saving plugs’ will cause nothing but hassle

  2. Two people in yellow hard hats and hi-vis vests hold spades outside a red brick home under construction

    Money
    ‘Sweat equity’: homebuyers turn builders for £10k off their mortgage

  3. Guardian Hotels Jamie Wignall

    Money hacks
    Book on a Tuesday, try for freebies: how to get the best deal on a UK hotel room

  4. A man counts Singapore dollars

    Consumer champions
    Travel FX slow to refund £1,500 after Singapore dollars failed to show

Health & fitness

  1. Thérèse Gueu attends to her client, who is sitting in a chair in a colourful hair salon

    Mental health
    ‘We all need someone’: the hairdressers tackling stigma of mental health issues in west Africa

  2. A bottle of Tylenol pills

    Analysis
    How the White House spun ‘weak’ and ‘inconclusive’ studies to tie Tylenol to autism

  3. Illustration of woman snoring in bed, while man looks on

    Sleep
    Is it true that … women snore less than men?

  4. Illustration of the ages of man, but instead of going from baby to an old man it goes from baby to old man to young man and back to baby

    Longevity
    ‘To them, ageing is a technical problem that can, and will, be fixed’: how the rich and powerful plan to live for ever

Fashion & beauty

  1. Labour Party Annual Conference, Day 3, Liverpool, UK - 30 Sep 2025Mandatory Credit: Photo by Victoria Jones/Shutterstock (15503524jo) British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer delivers the Leader's keynote speech at the Labour Party Annual Conference Labour Party Annual Conference, Day 3, Liverpool, UK - 30 Sep 2025

    Fashion
    ‘Trump’s decomposing ear of corn’: what does ‘hair certainty’ tell us about our leaders?

  2. Givenchy Fall 25

    Fashion
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    The fall girl
    What to wear to be cosy this autumn

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    Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion
    Wear any shade this autumn – just as long as it’s white

Travel

  1. Acropolis, Plaka historic distric and Monastiraki Square at sunset, aerial view, Athens, GreeceGettyImages-2162117910

    City breaks
    Six of the best autumn city breaks in Europe for an overload of culture and fabulous food

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    Spain
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    ‘I stayed in a manor fit for a Baltic baron’: exploring Latvia’s pristine coast and forests

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    Autumn
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  3. Concubine and Pietro the Pummelier wrestle to take each other's conkers

    ‘Cheating is encouraged’
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