Farewell Cristian Romero, you actually always were ‘that type of player’ | Max Rushden
Football | The Guardianby Max Rushden10d ago
“He’s not that kind of player” is perhaps the greatest of the co-commentators’ meaningless banalities.
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Yes, I know, it's summer, and depending on where you live in the UK, you may be recovering from yet another heatwave.
Solar eclipse in the South West: Pac-man to Shinto myths
BBC Newsby Emily Johns10d ago
- Published People across the South West gathered to watch a rare solar eclipse on Wednesday evening.
20 of the best cabins, campsites and hotels in Europe’s mountains, lakes and forests
Travel | The Guardianby Fiona Kerr10d ago
In the mountains … A remote refuge in northern Italy It’s not easy to get to Rifugio Val di Togno, at 1,317 meters (4,320ft).
Concerns grow over increased global ties with Taliban in Afghanistan
World news | The Guardianby Jason Burke10d ago
The Taliban in Afghanistan have launched a diplomatic effort to end their isolation as major regional and international powers show a readiness to engage more closely with the repressive regime...
The Polygamist's author says women see themselves reflected in her Netflix hit
BBC Newsby Megha Mohan11d ago
- Published When Sue Nyathi sent her debut novel The Polygamist to publishers, "they thought there was no market for the book" about a married Zimbabwean man and the women he seduces, she says.
Struggling Venus Williams suffers 14th straight defeat in Cincinnati rout
Tennis | The Guardianby Guardian sport and agencies11d ago
Colombian Emilia Arango handed Venus Williams a 14th straight loss dating to July of last year, defeating the fading seven-time grand slam champion who is currently ranked 615th in 66 minutes by...
Iga Swiatek takes swing at critics after ending title drought in Canada
Tennis | The Guardianby Tumaini Carayol in Cincinnati11d ago
It came as no surprise that almost a year of pent-up emotion exploded from Iga Swiatek the moment she slotted her final backhand winner to clinch the Canadian Open title by defeating Elena Rybakina...
You can now buy the 626bhp Defender Dakar racer – and drive it on the road | Autocar
Autocarby Felix Page11d ago
The Defender Dakar racer is now available as a highly exclusive off-road supercar with a 626bhp V8, a desert-ready suspension package - and numberplates.
Stand back: The Revuelto SV is here - and it's Lambo's most extreme production car yet | Autocar
Autocarby Sam Sheehan11d ago
The new Revuelto SV brings even more firepower to Lamborghini's PHEV hypercar, and is the "essence of Lamborghini's DNA", according to CEO Stephan Winkelmann.
Dutch sports car maker Spyker is back! Meet the 800bhp C8 Preliator XXV | Autocar
Autocarby Charlie Martin11d ago
Dutch sports car maker Spyker is back after years in the woods, having revived its C8 supercar – and it plans to finish the development of its SUV, two decades after first showing a concept.
Scientists hope to shed light on young universe by using far side of the moon
Space | The Guardianby Nicola Davis Science correspondent11d ago
Little is known about what was happening shortly after the big bang, but now researchers are hoping to shed fresh light on the matter by harnessing the far side of the moon.
Ethiopia Counts Coffee at the Wrong End | African Arguments
African Argumentsby Wondwossen Mezlekia11d ago
Ethiopia Counts Coffee at the Wrong End On July 7, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed told Parliament that Ethiopia had earned a record $3.1 billion from coffee exports.
Malawi’s economic crisis: Can recovery begin? | African Arguments
African Argumentsby Joseph Kayira11d ago
Malawi’s economic crisis: Can recovery begin? Almost nine months after Malawian President Peter Mutharika returned to power, his administration finds itself grappling with a severe and protracted...
Tanzania’s VAT Refund Revolution: The Quiet Reform That Could Unlock Billions in Private Investment | African Arguments
African Argumentsby Frenny Jowi11d ago
Tanzania’s VAT Refund Revolution: The Quiet Reform That Could Unlock Billions in Private Investment When governments unveil annual budgets, headlines focus on the big numbers: spending, growth and...
Q&A: What does China’s 15th five-year plan for coal mean for climate action? - Carbon Brief
Carbon Briefby Anika Patel11d ago
China has published a new five-year plan for coal, the latest in a slew of important policy documents for the country’s energy transition.
Belt and braces PM: what wearing suit braces says about Burnham
Fashion | The Guardianby Morwenna Ferrier11d ago
The sartorial evolution of Andy Burnham reached another milestone this week when the prime minister appeared at a photocall in Derbyshire wearing a pair of braces under his suit.
A missing cat was found in Leeds after disappearing last year
BBC Newsby Kit Taylor11d ago
- Published A cat rescue charity in Leeds has been praised after finding a cat who had been missing for almost a year, 100 miles (160km) from home.
ZEV mandate consultation launched as government mulls softer EV sales targets | Autocar
Autocarby Mark Tisshaw11d ago
The UK government has launched a review that will consider whether to soften the zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate targets for electric car sales from 2027 to 2035.
Porsche Taycan to be discontinued by 2030 after sales dip, report claims | Autocar
Autocarby Greg Kable11d ago
Porsche plans to discontinue the Taycan by no later than 2030, according to a report by German business magazine Wirtschaftswoche.