USA’s Solheim Cup inquest begins amid early celebrations and stats complaints
The Guardianby Ewan Murray·27d ago
The latest inquest into failure by an American team on European soil involves slow greens, the perception of a premature celebration and a curious absence of statistical backup.
Westminster’s time is coming to an end, say first ministers of UK’s Celtic nations
The Guardianby Bethan McKernan Wales correspondent·27d ago
Westminster’s time is coming to an end, the first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have said at a landmark summit aimed at putting the UK’s Celtic nations on the path to...
The drought abides: US men still without a major since 2003 despite Shelton’s heroics
The Guardianby Andrew Lawrence at Flushing Meadows·27d ago
On a Sunday afternoon set up for Ben Shelton to play national hero, the US Open final debutant suffered a four-set defeat to Alexander Zverev, a result that deflated the partisans at Arthur Ashe...
Polanski the first managerial victim of Bundesliga season as Gladbach fail again | Andy Brassell
The Guardianby Andy Brassell·27d ago
Polanski the first managerial victim of Bundesliga season as Gladbach fail again Departure of head coach after defeat at Freiburg sums up club that could join other fallen giants in second tier It...
Beck: Ride Lonesome review – stunning end to the heartache trilogy of Sea Change and Morning Phase
The Guardianby Alexis Petridis·27d ago
The last time Beck released an album it was 2019 and the singer-songwriter found himself in a strange and unenviable position.
In an age of superhero fatigue, Marvel’s best shot is to think small – and outside the box
The Guardianby Ben Child·27d ago
Blink a little and you might think we are back in 2019. The latest Spider-Man film, Brand New Day, has just passed $2.4bn at the global box office, to become the third-highest grossing film of all...
Top of the table, empty in the stands: inside the revolt against Lazio’s owner | Nicky Bandini
The Guardianby Nicky Bandini·27d ago
Gennaro Gattuso has given some memorable post-game interviews down the years. Who could forget his “sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit” rant at OFI Crete, or the face of the beleaguered...
I worked at Google DeepMind. You should listen to the warnings about AI | Alex Turner
The Guardianby Alex Turner·27d ago
Major AI lab CEOs advocated for slowing the pace of AI development this weekend. They are right to be concerned: the field runs an extremely dangerous race towards superintelligent AI.
Rosie Mackean’s quick and easy recipe for lamb chops with courgettes, walnuts and yoghurt | Quick and easy
The Guardianby Rosie Mackean·27d ago
Entertaining midweek can feel daunting, but if you employ a couple of tricks, things can very quickly go from mayhem to magic.
There’s a surprisingly simple reason for England’s high antidepressant use: lots of people need them | Dean Burnett
The Guardianby Dean Burnett·27d ago
A new NHS report has revealed the highest ever levels of antidepressant use recorded in England, with roughly one in seven people prescribed an antidepressant item in 2025-26.
Touring can take musicians to isolating, anxious extremes. Access to therapy on the road is a vital support
The Guardianby Philip Selway, Radiohead·27d ago
When Radiohead started touring, it was hugely exciting, but we got signed when we had been going for five or six years and had only really played in Oxford.
Barrio Triste review – raw and dynamic portrait of anarchic slum life in 1980s Medellín
The Guardianby Phuong Le·27d ago
Best known as the creative mind behind the music videos of Puerto Rican rapper and singer Bad Bunny, Stillz has risen to the top of the industry as an in-demand director and photographer.
Nine EU countries further delay EES border checks
The Guardianby Lisa O’Carroll Senior correspondent·27d ago
Nine EU countries, including France, are delaying the introduction of fingerprinting for non-EU citizens as they plead for more time to introduce the new border controls at busy airports in the...
PSG have finally won a game in Ligue 1 – but they were far from convincing
The Guardianby Luke Entwistle·27d ago
It was just a flicker. Ferran Torres picks the ball up and passes it to João Neves. The Portuguese midfielder plays it into Ousmane Dembélé, who has lured in Raphaël Le Guen and eliminates him with...
WSL talking points: Olid must weather United storm, Arsenal wasteful again
The Guardianby Suzanne Wrack, Sophie Downey and Emillia Hawkins·27d ago
Is Olid under pressure? The frustration among Manchester United fans at full-time was evident at Leigh Sports Village after they had watched their team get thrashed 5-0 by a rampant Chelsea.
Zuckerberg says the science isn’t settled. But the harms of short-form video on the brain are starting to show | Caty Enders
The Guardianby Caty Enders·27d ago
A few years ago, when I’d just started graduate work, I was waiting with a grandmother finishing a questionnaire I’d handed her about her 19-year-old granddaughter who was in the testing room next...
‘Carbon fever’ threatens hard-won Indigenous rights in Bolivian Amazon
The Guardianby Ruairí Casey, Lisa Mirella Corti, Maria Cristina Fraddosio and Abby Young-Powell. Photographs by Sara Aliaga Ticona·27d ago
In the village plazas of Pando, a remote northern Amazonian region of Bolivia, the main talk is no longer just about the next harvest.
Your dream university bedroom: how to get that Insta glow-up
The Guardianby Chloe Mac Donnell·27d ago
Uni means many hours cramming in the library and equally as many partying, but there is also a surprising amount of downtime – so a bedroom that is enticing to hang out in is key.
Disaster insurance, datacenters, right to repair: meet the midterm candidates running on green policies
The Guardianby Dharna Noor·27d ago
When Florida governor Ron DeSantis signed a law erasing the words “climate change” from state statutes in May 2024 – colloquially known as the “don’t say climate change” law – Democrats were...
Islamophobia is rising – and Britain’s politicians have been dangerously complacent in tackling it | Arun Kundnani
The Guardianby Arun Kundnani·27d ago
Five years ago, many Muslims wondered if the prejudices they faced were set to fade away. The “war on terror” was dwindling in prominence, and new enemies such as Russia seemed to be displacing...
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