theguardian.comadded August 2026
The Guardianby Hannah Marriott6h ago
It’s a trend which might have been expected to be kept under the radar – or at least under a T-shirt. But high fashion’s recent endorsement of underwire bras could not have been more visible.
The Guardianby Adam Gabbatt6h ago
Christa Pike is “up and walking” in hospital, her lawyer said, just more than a week after she survived two lethal injections during a botched execution in Tennessee.
The Guardianby Esther Addley6h ago
Three sisters who drowned in the sea in Brighton collectively decided to end their own lives, a coroner has ruled.
The Guardianby Rob Draper6h ago
No one better understands the precarious tightrope Abu Dhabi walks when it tries to balance its relationships with western Europe while weighing the complex geopolitics of the Gulf region than...
The Guardianby Sam Jones in Madrid7h ago
Even before María del Carmen Abascal died on Wednesday night, a mere fortnight after her eviction from the Madrid flat where she had lived for most of her life, the frail 87-year-old woman had...
The Guardianby Chris Osuh and Aamna Mohdin7h ago
Racially and religiously motivated offences have reached record highs in the UK, as the government’s main Islamophobia partner says attacks on mosques are increasing in severity.
The Guardianby Matthew Cantor7h ago
Zines have always lent themselves to weird and wonderful topics, from sci-fi reflections to punk fanzines to radical political tracts.
The Guardianby Michael Cragg7h ago
Singer-songwriter Dafydd Owain has won the 2026 Welsh music prize with his second album Ymarfer Byw.
The Guardianby Felicity Cloake7h ago
I lost my beloved cairn terrier Wilf a couple of weeks ago, and when I say lost, sadly, I don’t mean I mislaid him yet again on Hampstead Heath.
The Guardianby Jess Cartner-Morley7h ago
One morning in February this year, I opened my laptop to find an email with an all-caps subject line: TOP SECRET.
The Guardianby Stuart Heritage7h ago
The Provençal village of Cotignac is not wanting for places to eat. Within a short drive of its pale stone houses, you can find a wealth of high-end dining options.
The Guardianby Helen Meany7h ago
In a Dublin theatre festival programme tackling heavy themes of racism, conflict and prejudice, Lourdes! The Musical (★★★★☆) promises something effervescent.
The Guardianby Raúl Vilchis7h ago
When a new coach ascends to lead Mexico’s national team, fans say he is sitting in “la silla mas caliente” – the hottest seat in town; one that can also burn.
The Guardianby Matt Hughes8h ago
The launch of NBA Europe will be delayed 12 months until 2028, with a pre-qualifying competition planned for next year to find four temporary members to join the 16-team league’s inaugural season...
The Guardianby Phil Hoad8h ago
For a man whose campaign slogan was once “Keep it real”, Ali G has his work cut out in the reality of 2026.
The Guardianby Ella Creamer, Philip Oltermann, Emma Loffhagen and Molly Bennett8h ago
Canadian poet Anne Carson and Chinese experimental writer Can Xue are the bookies’ favourites this year, with Ladbrokes listing their odds of taking the top gong at 10/1 each.
The Guardianby Adrian Chiles9h ago
Every day’s a school day, honestly. How on earth did I get to just short of my 60th birthday before finding out that you could eat the skin of kiwifruit? Astounding, just astounding.
The Guardianby Moustafa Bayoumi9h ago
Sam Altman, the chief executive of OpenAI, has some words for you about his company and the future of artificial intelligence.
The Guardianby Margaret Sullivan9h ago
When you hate the mainstream press as much as Donald Trump does, nothing gets in the way of the punishment fantasy. Not court rulings. Not public opinion.
The Guardianby Julia Kollewe9h ago
Wrexham and Rochdale train services rejected over west coast line pressure Also from our transport correspondent Gwyn Topham: Plans to run direct train services to Wrexham and Rochdale from London...
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