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The Guardianby Peter Walker Senior political correspondent2 Sept 2026
The coming months will show whether Andy Burnham fits Kemi Badenoch’s charge of a leader too obsessed with being liked to make hard choices.
The Guardianby John Crace2 Sept 2026
Call it the gentlest of all reality checks. A quantum realignment in expectations. The faintest reminder to both Andy Burnham and Labour backbenchers that international bond markets are impervious...
The Guardianby Jodi-Ann Burey2 Sept 2026
Ten years ago, my right elbow started to hurt. The internet suggested I had tennis elbow, so I stopped playing tennis.
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw2 Sept 2026
Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh star in this goofy but entertaining action-comedy bromance set in the cold war 80s, when it seemed every red-blooded young guy in America adored Top Gun and wanted...
The Guardianby Adrian Chiles2 Sept 2026
If you ever meet someone from North Macedonia and find yourself short of conversation, then one word will get things going nicely. That word is ajvar.
The Guardianby Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent2 Sept 2026
George Clooney has defended Mark Ruffalo’s right to criticise the proposed $111bn Paramount takeover of Warner Bros Discovery, saying he is concerned about the consequences of further consolidation...
The Guardianby Hannah Ferguson2 Sept 2026
Last week, a 16-year-old girl was found unresponsive in a home on Sydney’s northern beaches. She was airlifted to hospital and died two days later.
The Guardianby Guardian Staff2 Sept 2026
Name: The Eyes Wide Shut conspiracy Age: The erotic psychological thriller Eyes Wide Shut starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (married at the time, though that isn’t so important now) was...
The Guardianby Tom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro2 Sept 2026
The US energy secretary, Chris Wright, has denied Washington is seeking to commandeer huge quantities of Venezuelan oil, amid growing criticism of Donald Trump’s energy deal with the country’s...
The Guardianby Richard Luscombe2 Sept 2026
A social media post by Pete Hegseth, the US secretary of defense, body-shaming female members of a Canadian youth development program remained online on Wednesday despite a furious backlash on both...
The Guardianby Stuart Heritage2 Sept 2026
As you may be aware, The Dog Stars has not been particularly well received. Reviews have been lukewarm to poor and in its opening weekend, Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic thriller came in fifth...
The Guardianby Rebecca Nicholson2 Sept 2026
You could easily watch the first few minutes of Furious without knowing that it would turn out to be so special.
The Guardianby Zoe Williams2 Sept 2026
Keir Starmer exits the British political stage as he entered it: doing the exact opposite of the thing he said he was going to do.
The Guardianby Keith Stuart2 Sept 2026
Predictably, the Grand Theft Auto VI “extended look” which premiered on Netflix last week was a success for all involved.
The Guardianby Benjamin Lee2 Sept 2026
There was plenty of silliness but also plenty of suspense in 2022’s modestly successful don’t-look-down thriller Fall, a surprisingly well-made micro-budget marvel that ultimately found its...
The Guardianby Alexis Petridis2 Sept 2026
To say Graham Parker enjoyed a swift rise to fame is an understatement. He played his first live show with his most famous backing band, the Rumour, in October 1975, at the Newlands Tavern, a pub...
The Guardianby Interview by Dave Simpson2 Sept 2026
The first band I ever saw were the Beatles, on 19 August 1964 at the Cow Palace Arena near San Francisco. I was 13.
The Guardianby Tom Service2 Sept 2026
The Berlin Philharmonic are in London tonight and tomorrow at the Proms, days after closing the Edinburgh international festival in thrilling style.
The Guardianby Jess Cartner-Morley2 Sept 2026
I used to love back-to-school shopping when my children were little. The miniature highlighter pens, the name labels, those pop-out pencil cases from Smiggle, even the intergenerational wrangling...
The Guardianby Guardian readers and Alfie Packham2 Sept 2026
‘Always had a glorious glint in his eye’ I first saw him in the 1978 series Will Shakespeare, where he played Shakespeare alongside Nicholas Clay.
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