Sumac roast chicken and bread bake: Sami Tamimi’s fattet musakhan with cucumber avocado salad – recipe
The Guardianby Sami Tamimi·18d ago
Fattet musakhan, a celebration of two beloved Palestinian dishes, takes centre stage here, bringing together crisp bread, creamy yoghurt, sumac-spiced onions, tender chicken and fragrant olive oil...
At least two people killed in Japan as typhoon Dujuan triggers heavy rain, landslides
The Guardianby Agence France-Presse·18d ago
Typhoon Dujuan has killed at least two people in Japan, while tens of thousands of houses near Tokyo remained without power after the storm swept through the region, authorities said on Tuesday.
Trump seeks ‘massive’ Belarus fertiliser deal amid Canada trade war
The Guardianby Agence France-Presse·18d ago
President Donald Trump has said he is working on a “massive” deal to buy fertiliser from Belarus, pivoting away from main supplier Canada amid an escalating trade dispute, and moving instead toward...
Youth review – Sharon Horgan is back … and she’s better than ever
The Guardianby Lucy Mangan·18d ago
There’s a moment in Sharon Horgan’s new show, Youth, when – as protagonist Alex (Horgan) is seeing her son off to university – she inadvertently begins to run after the car that’s taking him away.
The truth about Sean Combs: ‘No is not a stopping point for him’
The Guardianby Anna Moore·18d ago
For Cheyenne Roundtree, an investigative reporter at Rolling Stone, the civil lawsuit that dropped on Sean “Diddy” Combs in November 2023 seemed to come from nowhere.
‘Good music is good music, and most music is not!’ As he hits 90, master minimalist Steve Reich looks back
The Guardianby Flora Willson·18d ago
Steve Reich is not yet 90 but the celebrations have already begun, with the world premiere of his new piece for large ensemble, In All Your Ways, at the Edinburgh festival last month and a...
Grief, trauma and solidarity as South African running club mourns member killed in wave of femicides
The Guardianby Rachel Savage in Johannesburg·18d ago
The runners smiled and laughed, congratulating each other on finishing their 5km or 10km Saturday run, their foreheads glistening with sweat in the early morning sun.
The rise of Big Toothbrush: how did our mouths become such a lucrative market?
The Guardianby Emine Saner·18d ago
A December 1969 report from the consumer magazine Which? explored a relatively new gadget that, it predicted, many people would be giving as Christmas presents: the electric toothbrush.
A tale of two trap houses: being cuckooed ruined my friend’s life – but did it then help save him?
The Guardianby Max Daly·18d ago
Duncan is a good friend of mine. He looks like a Dickensian rock’n’roller: tall and skinny, long hair, retro clothes. He’s read the Flashman novels three times.
Briton due to face Cypriot court after tragic death of two-year-old son
The Guardianby Helena Smith in Nicosia·18d ago
A British father is expected to appear in court in Cyprus accused of “recklessly” causing the death of his two-year-old son, who was fatally injured falling from a fourth-floor window.
Rams crush Giants on Donald’s return to NFL as Dart hobbles off with knee injury
The Guardianby Agencies·18d ago
Davante Adams made eight catches for 195 yards and hauled in two of Matthew Stafford’s four touchdown passes, and the Los Angeles Rams welcomed Aaron Donald back to the NFL with a 28-6 victory over...
Political fight over gun buyback after boy, 11, shot in the face and neck in Sydney apartment
The Guardianby Caitlin Cassidy·18d ago
The shooting of an 11-year-old boy in Sydney’s north-west was a “tragic reminder” of the danger of guns, the New South Wales premier, Chris Minns, has said while the opposition defends...
Trump’s decision to ban journalists from the White House – and One Nation’s actions – shows why Australia urgently needs a media freedom bill | Peter Greste
The Guardianby Peter Greste·18d ago
No politician loves journalists. The relationship between media and governments has always been fractious, combative, resentful and at times downright hostile. But that is how it is meant to be.
Ukraine war briefing: Sanctions must continue, EU’s top diplomat stresses, as Russian attacks kill five
The Guardianby Guardian staff and agencies·18d ago
- The EU’s top diplomat has urged member countries to maintain sanctions targeting Russia, as Moscow’s forces continued their attacks on Ukraine, killing at least five people.
Trump and Mamdani appear friendly after ‘wide-ranging’ meeting at Gracie Mansion
The Guardianby José Olivares in New York and David Smith in Washington·18d ago
Donald Trump said on Monday that he hoped Zohran Mamdani would be a “great mayor” for New York, an unusually warm assessment of the democratic socialist leader whom the president and who the...
Brigitte Bardot auction in Paris fetches nearly €1m, with proceeds going to her animal welfare foundation and her son
The Guardianby Guardian staff and Agence France-Presse·18d ago
An auction of the French screen legend Brigitte Bardot’s personal items fetched nearly €1m (£858,000, US$1.15m, A$1.61m) in Paris on Monday, almost 20 times the estimate, according to the auction...
Martha’s rule to be expanded to every A&E in England
The Guardianby Andrew Gregory Health editor·18d ago
Martha’s rule, which lets NHS patients, staff and relatives request a review of their care, is being expanded to every A&E in England, health officials have announced.
Healthcare in Africa ‘under growing strain’ after US withdrawal from aid programs, report warns
The Guardianby Tobi Thomas health and inequalities correspondent·18d ago
The United States’ withdrawal from key aid programs has put has put healthcare in Africa and the Global South “under growing strain” a new report warns.
Shackling prisoners giving birth should be a last resort – but it’s happening around Australia anyway
The Guardianby Tory Shepherd·19d ago
“She was pregnant with twins,” Tahlia Isaac says. “She was meant to be released in 10 days, but she went into labour early.” Isaac says officers handcuffed her fellow prisoner in the back of a van...
Two helicopter pilots killed while battling Yosemite fires
The Guardianby Maanvi Singh and agency·19d ago
Two helicopter pilots died while fighting a fire in Yosemite national park on Sunday afternoon. The pilots were conducting water drops over the Dome fire, which had burned more than 3,000 acres...
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