Hugh Riminton: If Stefanovic sells racists, I hope he fails
Journalist Hugh Riminton criticises Karl Stefanovic for platforming Tommy Robinson, calling it a betrayal of journalism and warning of the social cost of far-right content.
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Chelsea target Granit Xhaka reunion with Xabi Alonso
Chelsea are interested in signing Sunderland midfielder Granit Xhaka, who played under Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen, to add experience to the squad.
Forget potholes, shoelaces that won't stay tied are true decline
Coco Khan argues that modern 'optimised' shoelaces on expensive trainers are a symbol of societal decline, as they fail to stay tied despite their high-tech marketing.
Rising climate insurance costs threaten UK economy
TheCityUK warns that difficulties pricing climate risk will have knock-on effects across the financial system, as extreme weather events become more common.
UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s by Spring 2027
The UK plans to ban under-16s from major social media platforms by spring 2027, joining Australia and other nations in a global trend as trust in tech firms erodes.
51 genius summer style and beauty tips for hot days
Guardian fashion team shares 51 tips for surviving summer heat: from frozen hot-water bottles to frizzy hair hacks, skin care, and clothing advice.
Predict Your World Cup Winner with Interactive Simulator
Use our interactive bracketology tool to predict the World Cup winner by adjusting group standings and knockout match outcomes, exploring all 495 possible third-place team combinations.
Greyhound bus travel boom: Can buses be cool again?
Greyhound ridership surges after Spirit Airlines shutdown, but passengers endure delays, broken toilets, and poor service. Can upgrades make buses cool?
LDS Church Sues Podcaster Over 'Mormon' Name Use
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sues excommunicated member John Dehlin over his podcast 'Mormon Stories', arguing trademark infringement as it seeks to distance itself from the term 'Mormon'.
Critics question $200m US campus civility industry
A new analysis reveals that many campus dialogue initiatives are funded by conservative donors, raising concerns they suppress activism and push universities rightward.
Polo shirt's moment: Tuchel to Burnham
The polo shirt is surging in popularity, worn by figures like Thomas Tuchel, Callum Turner, and Andy Burnham, with sales up and searches rising 120%.
Why Silence Feels Awkward: Readers Respond
Readers explain why silence can feel awkward, from fear of disconnection to discomfort with one's own thoughts, and share tips for navigating quiet moments.
GB energy bills surge 13% as cap hits £1,862
Ofgem's quarterly cap rises 13% to £1,862/yr from July 1, as consumer energy debt hits record £4.8bn. Ministers urged to act.
Workplace 'rust-out': How to break free from job monotony
Rust-out, the latest workplace buzzword, describes feeling under-stimulated and disconnected from your job. But experts say employees can take charge.
Australian super funds invested in AI and SpaceX
Australian superannuation portfolios now hold up to 12% in AI-related stocks, including SpaceX, raising ethical and risk concerns for retirement savers.
£1 in every £11 of UK public spending goes to private equity
Almost £24.4bn of UK government spending on contractors went to private equity-controlled firms in the year to April 2025, equivalent to 8.8% of contracts, Guardian analysis reveals.
Sky pledges £2bn on ITV Studios in takeover talks
Sky commits £2bn over five years to ITV Studios as it nears a £1.6bn takeover of ITV's broadcasting arm, securing shows like Coronation Street and Love Island.
Parcel Postage and Courier Delivery Comparison
Discover how to compare parcel postage and courier delivery services in London to save money and time. Key factors include price, speed, and reliability.
Korean spy thriller 'Agent Kim Reactivated' hits Netflix top 10
Netflix's new Korean spy thriller 'Agent Kim Reactivated' enters the top 10 ranking after its first two episodes, with an 8.3 IMDb rating.
Bad Bunny's London Gig: Language Barrier Vanishes as 50,000 Dance
Bad Bunny made history as the first Latin artist to headline a UK stadium concert, with 50,000 fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium dancing all night, proving cultural unity.
Antler Suitcase Deal: Save Big on UK Luggage Sale
Antler's lightweight suitcases are on sale in the UK, with discounts on soft-shell luggage, perfect for travel. Save up to 40% on selected items.
BBC star warned for secret watch promotions on air
BBC presenter Gethin Jones has been reminded of editorial guidelines after wearing Clogau watches, a brand he is paid to promote, over 30 times on Morning Live.
England WAGs hit back after Roy Keane's criticism of World Cup attire
Roy Keane called England WAGs' replica shirts 'ridiculous'. The women have responded, calling him 'miserable' and vowing to wear whatever they want.
Chelsea approach Schjelderup, reject £22m Chalobah bid
Chelsea have made an approach to sign Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup and rejected a £22m offer for Trevoh Chalobah as Xabi Alonso prepares to take over.
Best Breathable Mesh Office Chairs for Summer
Stay cool at work this summer with our top picks for breathable mesh office chairs, featuring ergonomic designs and airflow technology.
Lidl sausages beat M&S and Jolly Hog in taste test
Lidl's Deluxe Pork Sausages, at £2.49 for 400g, scored 73% in a blind taste test of 65 people, outperforming premium rivals like M&S, Jolly Hog, and Waitrose.
Netflix Quietly Drops Critically Panned 'In the Hand of Dante'
Netflix has quietly added Julian Schnabel's 'In the Hand of Dante', a star-studded film that was panned at Venice. Despite Oscar Isaac, Gal Gadot, and Al Pacino, it's not in the UK top 10.
Lightweight Makeup for Hot Weather
Discover the new lightweight makeup products that beauty enthusiasts are reaching for during hot weather, offering breathable coverage and long-lasting wear.
Iceland Birdwatching: Ariana Grande's Obsession and Puffin Tours
55% of UK travellers want birdwatching; puffin tours in Iceland surge as Ariana Grande calls it her latest obsession. Tourism booms post-eruption.
HMRC names 43 London businesses in £4.8m penalty crackdown
HMRC has named and shamed 43 London businesses, including takeaways and vape shops, for dodging at least £25,000 in taxes, with total penalties reaching £4.8 million.
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