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  1. 'I’m leaving'
    Inside the meeting that brought Nato to the brink

    Jens Stoltenberg, then general secretary of Nato, and US president Donald Trump, sitting either side of a table, American and Nato flags hanging behind them, in 2019

  2. Malcolm McDowell
    ‘I would be a total disaster as a spy’

    Malcolm McDowell wearing a leather jacket

  3. How to live a good life
    Yuval Noah Harari, Rory Stewart and Maria Ressa in conversation

    person walks across top of fragmented globe

  4. The food filter
    The best (and worst) supermarket dark chocolate, tasted and rated

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

  5. 'Selfish'
    William and Kate face backlash over Windsor Great Park no-go zone

    A ‘road closed' sign at Cranbourne Gate in Windsor Great Park

  6. ‘We’re inundated’
    European private schools report surge in interest from wealthy British parents

    A sign outside the gates of Brighton College, one of the UK’s leading private schools

News

  • Kemi Badenoch speaking in front of a UK flag

    Politics
    Tories to pledge to create immigration taskforce modelled on Trump’s Ice

  • Greta Thunberg

    Exclusive
    Israel accused of detaining Greta Thunberg in infested cell and making her hold flags

  • Andrej Babiš

    Czech Republic
    Populist billionaire Andrej Babiš wins Czech parliamentary election

  • A wrecked train and smoke

    Ukraine
    Person killed in drone attack as Ukraine accuses Russia of targeting passenger trains

  • Richard Fuller speaking at a lectern

    Conservatives
    Watchdog cleared ex-Tory minister to work for offshoot of firm linked to China surveillance

  • A crowd of onlookers behind a harbour watches as a wave sends plumes of surf and spray high into the air above

    Storm Amy
    Man dies in Ireland as fresh weather warning issued for UK

Special report

  • Graphic illustration with purple hue of people shouting and pointing fingers at a player on a pitch

    The Saturday read
    Swearing, booing and spitting: is crowd behaviour out of control?

    There was dismay after Rory McIlroy’s wife was hit by a beer at the Ryder Cup. But have crowds always been badly behaved, or is antisocial behaviour getting worse?

In focus

  • a half a mans face

    Technology
    Elon Musk, the Anti-Defamation League and the right: what’s behind the latest blow-up?

    The Jewish advocacy and anti-hate group is at the center of a rightwing backlash campaign led by Musk over the ADL’s online database on extremism

Features

  • Malcolm McDowell wearing a leather jacket

    10 Chaotic Questions
    Malcolm McDowell: ‘I would be a total disaster as a spy – I do love to gossip’

  • James Websley and Jarred in Vienna, Austria 2025

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

More features

  • 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’

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

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

  • 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

  • A ‘road closed' sign at Cranbourne Gate in Windsor Great Park

    Monarchy
    ‘I think it’s selfish’: William and Kate face backlash over Windsor Great Park no-go zone

  • A sign outside the gates of Brighton College, one of the UK’s leading private schools

    Private schools
    ‘We’ve been inundated’: European private schools report surge in interest from wealthy British parents

  • Makeup artist and entrepreneur Bobbi Brown, against green background

    The Q&A
    Bobbi Brown: ‘If I could bring something extinct back to life? Blockbuster Video’

Weekend

  • Rebecca Ferguson as Olivia Walker in A House of Dynamite.

    The week in rave reviews
    A House of Dynamite to Lady Gaga

  • Milly with the family dog

    Six great reads
    A medical mystery, when Tonga went offline and Muhammad Ali’s biggest Thrilla

  • GOSI - Frankenstein

    Going out, staying in
    From the BFI London film festival to Taylor Swift: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

  • F1 in Singapore; Arsenal Women's team in a huddle; and the Philadelphia Eagles doing a Tush Push against the LA Ram

    Your Guardian sport weekend
    Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, NFL and more

Sport

More sport

  1. Man in shirt and tie with lanyard around neck.

    NFL
    Ex-NFL player and Fox Sports star Sanchez arrested after being stabbed

  2. Argentina v South Africa - Rugby Championship matchSiya Kolisi the Springbok captain lifts up the Rugby Championship trophy as he celebrates victory with his team after the Rugby Championship match between Argentina and South Africa at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham on October 4th 2025 in London, England (Photo by Tom Jenkins)

    Rugby Championship
    South Africa champions after Marx double leaves Argentina behind

  3. Mohammed Kudus celebrates after scoring Tottenham’s winning goal against Leeds.Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chloe Knott/Tottenham Hotspur FC/Shutterstock (15515792cn) Mohammed Kudus of Tottenham Hotspur celebrates their goal to make it 1-2 Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League, Football, Elland Road, Leeds, UK - 04 Oct 2025

    Premier League
    'About time’ Kudus impressed, says Frank after Spurs hold off Leeds

  4. Runners in the Prix du Cadran at Longchamp throw up turf underfoot

    Horse racing
    Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe: ‘proper soft’ ground rains on Japan’s parade

Opinion

  • A vigil in Manchester on Friday to honour the victims of Thursday’s attack on a synagogue in Heaton Park.

    After Manchester, progressives should know this: Jewish people feel very alone. We need you to stand with us

    Dave Rich
    There’ll be sympathy and heightened security, but in the 1960s when Jewish communities faced attack, there was also solidarity. We need that back, says Dave Rich, director of policy at the Community Security Trust
  • Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria arrive at the Labour party conference on 30 September 2025.

    Why does Reform seem unassailable? Because this is party conference season, when politicos always lose the plot

    Simon Jenkins
    They wrote off Margaret Thatcher in 1981 when the SDP – like Reform today – was ascendant. They were wrong about her; they could also be about Starmer, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    US prosecutors keep charging women with ‘pregnancy-related crimes’

    Arwa Mahdawi
  • Charity Cats Protection says putting cats on a lead causes undue stress

    I bought my cat a lead – and I was quickly humbled

    Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

More opinion

  1. Bitcoin gold coins

    The rise of digital money poses significant challenges for regulators

    Phillip Inman
  2. George Monbiot

    It hurt when I crashed my bike into a pothole – and it taught me the true price of austerity

    George Monbiot
  3. Austin Sarat

    Every American should read this judge’s stirring rebuke against Trump

    Austin Sarat
  4. Enver Solomon

    There are plenty of ways to humanely control British borders. So why isn’t Keir Starmer using them?

    Enver Solomon

Editorials

  • The Guardian view
    The Conservative party conference: Kemi Badenoch’s last shot at relevance

  • The Guardian view
    Tilly Norwood: she’s not art, she’s data

Letters

  1. Health
    Failed by the NHS on chronic fatigue illness

  2. Books
    How Tony Harrison gave this lass the confidence she needed

  3. Living for ever
    Stalin, Putin and an enduring obsession with immortality

  4. Art
    Tate Britain’s Lee Miller exhibition is hardly ‘overdue’

Cartoon

  • Becky Barnicoat on the growth of fascism in Britain – cartoon

    The Saturday cartoon
    Becky Barnicoat on the growth of fascism in Britain

    The far right never seizes power. It’s always politely invited in by nice people

More top stories

  • Imprisoned couple Katsiaryna Bakhvalava and Ihar Ilyash

    Belarus
    ‘People are dying’: Belarusians warn Lukashenko’s crackdown is far from over

    Those recently freed from jail say authoritarian leader is using political prisoners as bargaining chips to ease sanctions
  • A Starship delivery robot

    Robots
    ‘Delivery robots will happen’: Skype co-founder on his fast-growing venture Starship

  • Marcus Fakana.

    UK
    British teenager dies in car crash months after being freed from Dubai jail for sex with girl, 17

Climate crisis & environment

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

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

  2. 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

  3. Air France aircraft operated with SAF is refuelled at Nice airport

    Airline industry
    ‘This is real progress’: airlines on sustainable aviation fuels and the chances of net zero flying

  4. Protesters wearing bandannas over their faces, and a woman with a megaphone, march down a street carrying a banner in a Mayan language

    Trouble brewing
    Maya people in Yucatán fear new Heineken plant’s thirst for water

UK news

  1. Hampstead Heath
    Hampstead Heath swimming ponds considering limiting transgender users’ access

  2. Media
    BBC bosses want defence budget to help pay for the World Service

  3. London
    Starmer on horns of dilemma over China’s seven-year mega-embassy saga

  4. Culture
    ‘Let’s learn from that history’: opera looks to luddites for how to deal with AI

World news

  1. US immigration
    Judge says prosecution against Ábrego García for human smuggling may be illegal retaliation

  2. US news
    Two children killed and two critically injured in shooting near Houston

  3. ‘One rule for the rich’
    The Salzburg mansion, the Porsche heir and the writer Stefan Zweig

  4. Somalia
    ‘The fear was immense’: al-Shabaab exploits fragmented politics to reclaim land in Somalia

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Culture

  • person walks across top of fragmented globe

    Books
    How to live a good life in difficult times: Yuval Noah Harari, Rory Stewart and Maria Ressa in conversation

  • 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

What to watch

  1. 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?

  2. Aimee Lou Wood in Film Club.

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

  3. Anthony Mackie in Twisted Metal.

    TV tonight
    Anthony Mackie’s action-packed apocalyptic comedy

  4. He’s read the tastictics … Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge in How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge).

    Comedy TV
    How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge) review – nothing else on TV has this many laugh-out-loud moments

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. Stack of shortlisted books.

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

  2. Ursula K Le Guin.

    Review roundup
    The best recent poetry

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

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

  4. Book covers

    What we're reading
    Writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in September

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. Delicious comedy … Amy Conroy in The Boy at the Abbey, Dublin.

    Stage
    The Boy/The God and His Daughter review – Marina Carr’s majestic Theban double bill

  2. Isabella Colby Browne and Steffan Cennydd in Romeo a Juliet at the Sherman theatre, Cardiff.

    Theatre
    Romeo a Juliet review – star-crossed lovers divided by language

  3. Gilbert & George FUNKY 2020 302 x 444 cm | 118 7/8 x 174 13/16 in. © Gilbert & George Courtesy White Cube

    Art Weekly
    Gilbert & George, the wonders of ancient Egypt and Marina Abramović’s erotic epic

  4. Andrea Peña & Artists: Bogotá at Sadler’s Wells East, London.

    Stage
    Andrea Peña & Artists: Bogotá review – writhing, sweaty dancefloor revolt is exhausting

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    Lionel Richie
    ‘Politics is nasty. And it’s getting worse’: Lionel Richie on his worries for America and why he still believes in the power of love

  2. Ratatouille illustration.

    My cultural awakening
    Ratatouille helped me overcome my insomnia

  3. Routledge with Clive Swift in the BBC sitcom Keeping Up Appearances, 1990.

    Obituary
    Patricia Routledge: formidable and versatile

  4. A bout from a Fist Club event in May this year.

    Wrestling
    Get ready to rumble: how wrestling broke out of the ring and on to the stage

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Lifestyle

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    Tim Dowling
    I love books – but can’t remember anything about the ones I’ve just read

  • Image of smartphone with blue and white Sora logo.

    ‘The guardrails are not real’
    OpenAI launch of video app Sora plagued by violent and racist images

The Filter

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

    Creature comforts
    How to get cosy this autumn: 42 small, snuggly updates for your home and routine

  2. A composite of four beauty Advent Calendars on a gold background

    Christmas
    The best beauty Advent calendars in 2025: nine favourites, tested by our expert

  3. Clothes rail with colorful cashmere sweaters - stock photo

    Sustainable fashion
    Ignore buzzwords and watch out for wool: how to choose more eco-friendly fabrics – and avoid greenwashing

  4. A wrist is shown with a smartwatch on.

    Fitness
    ‘Better than a bog-standard running shoe’: the best fitness tech and gadgets, according to experts

Food

  1. A carton of eggs

    Food
    Warnings of imports of caged hen eggs as Ukraine and Poland become UK’s biggest suppliers

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

    Meera Sodha recipes
    Breakfast burrito with chipotle tofu and pinto beans

  3. 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?

  4. An example of what the planetary health diet might look like in Vietnam.

    Food
    ‘Planetary health diet’ could save 40,000 deaths a day, landmark report finds

Relationships

  1. Painting of people socializing over drinks

    Well actually
    Want more friends? A better social life? Be like my 85-year-old buddy Gerry

  2. You be the judge salt and pepper shakers / dispensers

    You be the judge
    Should my partner stop hankering after salt and pepper shakers?

  3. A winged Cupid sits on a cloud looking at a smartphone that reads “It’s a match.” A bow and arrow lie abandoned beside him.

    The sex lives of gen Z
    Golden retriever boyfriends and ick lists: gen Z’s dating rules are making them ‘constantly disappointed’

  4. Showing their love … Black parents who have experienced the loss of their babies come together for support.

    The Long Wave
    ‘It’s a collective validation’: the group helping Black families cope after baby loss

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Money & consumer

  1. 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

  2. Guardian Hotels Jamie Wignall

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

  3. A man counts Singapore dollars

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

  4. Businessperson using a laptop

    Scam watch
    ‘I can’t meet, I’m on an oil rig’: the signs it might be a romance fraud

Health & fitness

  1. A bottle of Tylenol pills

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

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

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

  3. 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

  4. Shelves in a Seoul convenience store stocked with South Korean hangover remedies, from jelly sticks to pellets.

    Hangover cures
    K-cure: South Korea’s booming market for traditional (and novel) hangover remedies

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
    Sarah Burton turns up the glamour volume at Givenchy in Paris

  3. PR images- composite

    The fall girl
    What to wear to be cosy this autumn

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  4. A young woman with a blond bob wearing cat-eye sunglasses, a white knitted short-sleeved top, loose white trousers and sandals, against a grey background

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

Travel

  1. Crystal Palace at Retiro Park (Parque El Retiro), Madrid, Spain2BGDD0F Crystal Palace at Retiro Park (Parque El Retiro), Madrid, Spain

    Travel
    Autumn in Madrid: why Spain’s capital is city-break gold

  2. A view across rooftops of Sibiu, Romania, from the bell tower of Saint Mary Cathedral.

    Readers' travel tips
    ‘Like it had been put on Earth specially for me’: readers’ favourite European city breaks

  3. Edole. Edole Bishop's Castle. The castle is located on top of a steep slope on the left bank of the Vanka River.2SXNGF1 Edole. Edole Bishop's Castle. The castle is located on top of a steep slope on the left bank of the Vanka River.

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

  4. People sitting at Providenca viewpoint on benches, above red roofed houses, with green hills and the sea in the distance

    Croatia holidays
    Savouring delicious food and autumn sun in Croatia

More lifestyle

  1. a cartoon image of a couple on a train with three children causing chaos

    Edith Pritchett on millennial life
    The train journey from hell

  2. Back of a dog's head, ears sticking up as it looks at a black cat in a shop window across the street

    Smart shot
    ‘I have no doubt this cat could take him down!’: Dorothy O’Donnell’s best phone picture

  3. A small copper feeding on ragwort

    Country diary
    Ragged butterflies, comatose bees – these are the last of the summer sights

  4. Dwayne Fields poses for a portrait outside his old flat on the Hawksley Court Estate, wearing a grey hat and an orange jacket

    The quiz
    Explorer Dwayne Fields replaced Bear Grylls in what role? The Saturday quiz

Documentary

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    You don't think it will happen to you

    A unique friendship forms as two women close to Ukraine’s frontline strive to collapse the emotional distance between “us” and “them”. Their bond deepens as war wounds them both —transforming this into a poetic meditation on closeness, distance, and what happens when war stops being a story about others.

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