Adam Hollioake: Kent boss questioned if coaching was right for him
BBC Sportby Ben Ashton23 Sept 2026
- Published Adam Hollioake has already experienced the highs and lows of coaching a cricket team with Kent.
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top 86%Magnesium supplements: what you need to know about each different type
The Conversation UKby Dipa Kamdar, Associate Professor in Pharmacy Practice, Kingston University23 Sept 2026
If you’ve spent any time on social media recently, you’ve probably found yourself wondering whether you should be taking a magnesium supplement.
‘And you will be the People’s Earl’ – Charles Spencer’s Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, digested by John Crace
The Guardianby John Crace23 Sept 2026
Cheers cried out throughout the land. Halley’s comet made an unscheduled appearance in the ethereal night sky. In very heaven, angelic choirs rang out. A saviour had been born.
Meghan Markle savaged over UK security review - 'She isn't royal!'
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath23 Sept 2026
Meghan Markle has been lambasted by Daily Express readers after an overwhelming 98% rejected the idea of granting her a security review.
Eric Idle has had tons of celebrities staying at his house. God, it must be exhausting | Adrian Chiles
The Guardianby Adrian Chiles23 Sept 2026
First thing in the morning, that’s the hardest time. Eric Idle told me this. A wise man, is Eric.
Trump team boots 760,000 from health insurance — and their reasoning is bonkers
The Independentby Brendan Rascius23 Sept 2026
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Meta’s AI agent Muse just overtook ChatGPT
The Independentby Anthony Cuthbertson23 Sept 2026
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Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days has new meaning in the age of climate change
The Conversation UKby Fraser Cattini, PhD candidate, Avant-Garde Ireland, University of Liverpool23 Sept 2026
In Happy Days, one of Irish playwright Samuel Beckett’s best-known plays, the body of the protagonist Winnie is embedded in a mound of sand or dirt.
Young adults sitting on forgotten windfalls worth £2,310 on average
The Independentby Vicky Shaw23 Sept 2026
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Prince Harry forced to halt AI speech after technical glitch
The Independentby Laura Elston23 Sept 2026
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How the emojis and fashion choices of Germany’s far-right supporters get around the ban on Nazi symbolism
The Conversation UKby Timothy Liam Waters, Postdoctoral Researcher, School of English and Digital Humanities, University College Cork23 Sept 2026
In the wake of the Alternative für Deutschland’s (AfD) electoral success in the Saxony-Anhalt state election, commentators both in Germany and internationally have expressed concern with the...
Groceries rise by 7% across Australian supermarket chains, Choice finds
World news | The Guardianby Catie McLeod Consumer affairs reporter23 Sept 2026
Groceries have become more expensive at all four of Australia’s major supermarket chains, with the average price of a basket of essentials increasing by 7% between March and June, new analysis has...
Congo is running short of health workers as Ebola remains out of control, WHO says
The Independentby Via AP news wire23 Sept 2026
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West Yorkshire criminals using social media to recruit students
World news | The Guardianby Hannah Al-Othman North of England correspondent23 Sept 2026
Students are being recruited by criminals in West Yorkshire to transfer illegal packages containing illegal drugs, prohibited weapons, stolen goods, and dirty cash.
Australia banned this anti-fascist play in 1936 at the request of the Nazis. Ninety years on, it’s being staged again
The Guardianby Tim Byrne23 Sept 2026
It might be difficult to imagine these days, but there was a time when theatre in Australia was so politically incendiary it could cause an international diplomatic scandal.
Property investors may pay less capital gains tax under Labor’s reforms, analysis suggests
World news | The Guardianby Luca Ittimani23 Sept 2026
Most property investors may end up paying less capital gains tax after Labor’s budget reforms, research based on an analysis of historical data suggests.
Bats originated in Europe, rewriting mammals’ family tree, study reveals
The Guardianby Gloria Dickie23 Sept 2026
In the northern forests of the Congo-Brazzaville, as the sun slips away, a distinctive honking fills the dusky sky.
My (complicated) relationship with AI: often seductive, occasionally frustrating and always demanding vigilance | Setareh Seyedghorban
The Guardianby Setareh Seyedghorban23 Sept 2026
I am walking between carriages in search of a cup of tea on a train travelling over 100 miles an hour from Liverpool to London when I see half the people in my carriage in deep conversations with a...
Victorian Labor puts reproductive rights on election agenda as it warns One Nation could try to wind back abortion access
World news | The Guardianby Benita Kolovos Victorian state correspondent23 Sept 2026
The Victorian Labor government is announcing new measures to improve access to medical abortion, as it puts reproductive rights on the election agenda and claims One Nation could use abortion as a...
Gas lobby ‘scare campaign’ urges Victoria to scrap ban in new homes, leaked documents show
World news | The Guardianby Henry Belot23 Sept 2026
The gas industry has been accused of unleashing a “scare campaign” before the Victorian election as it pressures the state government to reverse a ban on gas in new homes.