Books for Hope in Difficult Times: Leaders' Picks
From Margaret Atwood to Dr Seuss, discover the books activists and writers turn to for wisdom, resistance, and restored faith in humanity during turbulent times.
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Remembering the Stars We Lost in 2025
A look back at the iconic figures from film, music, fashion and literature who passed away in 2025, including Robert Redford, Diane Keaton and Giorgio Armani. Their enduring legacies continue to shape culture.
Forgotten 1545 Spanish novel by woman gets new life
Beatriz Bernal's pioneering 1545 knight's tale, the first Spanish novel by a woman, is reborn in an illustrated adaptation. Discover the strong female characters that predate Don Quixote.
Guardian's 2025 Quiz Tests Your Year's Knowledge
Test your memory of 2025 with The Guardian's annual news quiz. From Trump's return and tech moguls to a slimmed-down monarchy, see how many key events you recall. Take the challenge now!
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Six Great Reads: Rob Reiner Moments & Ilhan Omar on Trump
Dive into this week's essential reading list, featuring iconic Rob Reiner film moments, Ilhan Omar's sharp critique of Trump, and tales of disastrous Secret Santas. Discover your next favourite story.
Tim Dowling: Dog Dictates Wife's Bedtime Routine
Guardian columnist Tim Dowling reveals how his dog has taken charge of his wife's nightly schedule, insisting she goes to bed. A humorous look at pet ownership and domestic life.
Killer Sudoku Craze: The 1,001-Puzzle Book Explained
Discover the story behind the bestselling 'Killer Sudoku: 1001' book, a phenomenon that has captivated puzzle fans across the UK. Learn why this challenging format is the perfect brain workout.
Tackle the Guardian's Expert Sudoku #7148
Dive into the intricate logic of The Guardian's Expert Sudoku puzzle #7148. This challenging grid, published on 20 December 2025, tests advanced techniques. Can you solve it?
David Walliams dropped by publisher after allegations
HarperCollins UK has severed ties with children's author David Walliams following allegations of inappropriate behaviour. Walliams strongly denies the claims. Read the full story.
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David Walliams dropped by publisher over behaviour claims
HarperCollins has ended its publishing deal with David Walliams following allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards female staff. The children's author had sold £100m worth of books for the firm.
Publisher HarperCollins UK drops David Walliams
HarperCollins UK will not publish new titles from David Walliams, citing employee well-being. The bestselling children's author has been contacted for comment. Read the latest.
Yael van der Wouden on the Books That Shaped Her
Author Yael van der Wouden reveals the books that defined her life, from a teenage letter to Jonathan Safran Foer to finding comfort in Austen. Discover her literary influences.
First Dog on the Moon's 2025 Christmas Message
The First Dog on the Moon Institute delivers its annual, bitingly satirical Christmas message for 2025, offering a unique perspective on the year's events. Read the full cartoon commentary.
Sudoku 7145: A Hard Puzzle Challenge
Tackle the latest hard Sudoku puzzle, number 7145. Sharpen your logic and test your problem-solving skills with this classic brain teaser. Can you solve it?
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Angela Rayner to publish memoir in 2026
Angela Rayner is writing a memoir detailing her journey from poverty to Deputy PM and her resignation over a stamp duty row. The book, set for 2026, fuels talk of a future Labour leadership challenge.
Stoppard's 20-Year-Old Gift: Abridged Shakespeare for Schools
Discover how Sir Tom Stoppard secretly created a 40-minute abridgement of The Merchant of Venice for schoolchildren over 20 years ago, a gift still performed today.
Ban the White Elephant: The Case Against a Christmas Tradition
A writer's scathing critique of the forced frivolity of White Elephant gift exchanges. Discover why this holiday ritual of disappointment and theft should be made extinct this festive season.
F1 writer Gerald Donaldson dies aged 87
Renowned Formula One journalist and author Gerald Donaldson, famed for his classic driver biographies and a remarkable interview with Ayrton Senna, has passed away at 87. Discover his extraordinary life and legacy.
Guardian Weekly Subscription Terms & Conditions Explained
A detailed guide to the Guardian Weekly print subscription terms, covering delivery, payment, holidays, and your cancellation rights. Essential reading for UK and international subscribers.
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Final Thursday News Quiz of 2025 Tests Your Knowledge
The Guardian's final Thursday news quiz of 2025 offers 20 festive questions, from a baby pygmy hippo to AI mishaps. Test your trivia and sign up for a special Christmas edition.
Guardian's 'Hard' Sudoku 7144 Puts Solvers to the Test
The Guardian's latest 'hard' Sudoku puzzle, number 7144, is challenging enthusiasts. Can you crack it? Dive into the details and test your logical skills today.
Guy Venables' Metro Cartoon for 17 December 2025
Explore the latest Metro daily cartoon by Guy Venables from December 17, 2025. Discover how to order prints and get your daily puzzles direct to your inbox.
Guardian Readers' Letters: Winter Tips & Historical Finds
Guardian readers offer unique advice for winter, from poetic solace to practical Raynaud's aids, and share fascinating historical discoveries about beavers in Berkshire.
Coben 'very nervous' about Myron Bolitar Netflix series
Bestselling author Harlan Coben admits he's 'very nervous' about Netflix adapting his iconic Myron Bolitar book series for TV, revealing the character is 'his heart'. Find out why this adaptation is different.
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Faith Evans Obituary: A Publishing Secretary's Legacy
Remembering Faith Evans, the highly qualified secretary whose timely phone call launched a career in publishing and a lifelong friendship. Discover her story in jazz and literature.
UK Nonfiction Book Sales Fall as Readers Turn to Escapism
Sales of nonfiction books in the UK have sharply declined, with readers seeking refuge in fiction and podcasts. Industry experts cite world fatigue and a demand for escapism.
Guardian launches 16-part life improvement newsletter series
The Guardian introduces a new 16-part newsletter series offering expert advice on improving daily life. Sign up now for bi-weekly tips delivered over eight weeks.
David Gentleman's 10 Lessons for a Creative Life at 95
Guardian journalist Amelia Gentleman shares invaluable advice from her father, artist David Gentleman, whose eight-decade career offers timeless wisdom for creatives. Discover his secrets to a fulfilling artistic life.
Review: Anna North's Bog Queen - A Tale of a Bog Body
A review of Anna North's novel 'Bog Queen', which weaves together a modern forensic pathologist and an Iron Age druid discovered in a peat bog. Does the story live up to its intriguing premise?
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Strike: BBC's Hit Detective Drama Streams Free on iPlayer
All six seasons of the acclaimed BBC detective series 'Strike', based on J.K. Rowling's novels, are now free to stream on BBC iPlayer. A seventh season is due in 2026.
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