theguardian.comadded August 2026
The Guardianby Ramon Antonio Vargas22 Aug 2026
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer was jailed on Friday on allegations of breaking into a woman’s apartment.
The Guardianby Edward Helmore22 Aug 2026
The trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children in January 2023, will likely head to the jury next week to decide if she is guilty of murder or was...
The Guardianby Xan Brooks22 Aug 2026
In the dog days of the second world war, 24-year-old Maurice Schérer wrote a tale of young lovers in prewar small-town France. He described lazy August swims in the Marne River east of Paris.
The Guardianby Philip Cornwall22 Aug 2026
Talking of competition, here’s how the drivers’ championship looked after Hungary: 1 Kimi Antonelli 🇮🇹 Mercedes 219pts 2 Lewis Hamilton 🇬🇧Ferrari 169 3 George Russell 🇬🇧Mercedes 160 4 Charles...
The Guardianby Robert Tait in Washington22 Aug 2026
In the aftermath of his devastating election defeat, the US president remained haunted by regrets over Iran.
The Guardianby Jonathan Jones22 Aug 2026
It’s not really the four blokes on the zebra crossing who make the cover of the Beatles’ Abbey Road memorable, but the street behind them.
The Guardianby Prosper Heri Ngorora in Bunia and Rachel Savage22 Aug 2026
Every day, Sophie Mwadawa Kabundo goes to her job as a nurse at an Ebola treatment centre in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, afraid she will contract the virus and pass it...
The Guardianby Rosanna Greenstreet22 Aug 2026
Born in London, Nigel Havers, 74, was Bafta-nominated for his 1981 role in Chariots of Fire. His other films include A Passage to India and Empire of the Sun.
The Guardianby Scott Tobias22 Aug 2026
Coming-of-age metaphors don’t get any blunter than a group of preteen boys following a set of railroad tracks to a classmate’s dead body, a sobering testament to the fragility of life and a sign...
The Guardianby Guardian Staff22 Aug 2026
Fiction The Disappearers by Marlon James Hamish Hamilton, 3 September After a detour into mythic fantasy, the author of the Booker-winning A Brief History of Seven Killings returns to Jamaica.
The Guardianby Dara Kerr22 Aug 2026
Meta’s business can be boiled down to four words that begin with the letter H: hook, hold, harvest, hide, according to a lawyer who is prosecuting the world’s largest social media company.
The Guardianby Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones22 Aug 2026
Who’d be a farmer? Clarkson’s Farm on Amazon is great entertainment but it also gives some indication of the stresses and challenges behind the farm gate.
The Guardianby Rupert Jones22 Aug 2026
“It’s been horrible – Chester developed sudden red and gunky eyes in May,” said Elizabeth, whose six-year-old cavachon “can’t open his eyes” on many days.
The Guardianby Paul MacInnes in Split22 Aug 2026
On a dais overlooking the Adriatic, 20 children are playing chess. Arranged in a circle, they are competing not against each other but against the grandmaster Nigel Short, who passes awkwardly...
The Guardianby Louise Taylor22 Aug 2026
When Liverpool’s team bus turns a tight corner and inches down the narrow, covered, access road behind Newcastle’s Milburn Stand on Sunday, Alexander Isak will know there are no hiding places.
The Guardianby Exclusive by Ed Aarons and Romain Molina22 Aug 2026
Senior figures in African football have held talks with Fifa’s general secretary, Mattias Grafström, to sound out his interest in standing against Gianni Infantino, the Guardian can reveal.
The Guardianby Mark Brown. Photographs by Gary Calton22 Aug 2026
It has the vibe of a Bond villain’s underground lair but the workers in hi-vis and helmets aren’t weighing and packing hard drugs or parts for a death laser. It’s pak choi and lettuce.
The Guardianby Geoff Lemon (now) and Jonathan Howcroft (earlier)22 Aug 2026
28th over: Australia 124-4 (Green 26, Carey 1) A thick inside edge from Carey, into his pads rather than stumps, and the one run gets him off the mark.
The Guardianby Guardian staff and agencies22 Aug 2026
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney has promised to match US tariffs “dollar for dollar”, after the two sides failed to agree a trade deal by the deadline of midnight on Friday.
The Guardianby Rhik Samadder22 Aug 2026
Whenever I’m watching a programme that features an animal and I realise I’m expected to have a specific reaction to that animal, I run into a problem.
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