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    Why haven’t we found any aliens yet?

    Radio telescope pointing at purple sky in Socorro, New Mexico.

  • The myth of Bourdain
    How the bad boy chef became a hero

    A chef standing in front two huge slabs of meat on a silver table

  • Matilda in pieces
    What a mother's suicide reveals about the care system

    Matilda Davis, the 'completely broken' parent-carer who took her own life. Her child's face has been blurred out.

  • Michael Billington
    double quotation markGame of Thrones, Shakespearean? What fools these mortals be!

    Endless jousters … Game of Thrones: The Mad King.

  • Five years of Taliban rule
    Day in the life of Afghan women

    A composite of an afghan street and cutouts of unidentifiable afghan women

  • ‘It’s challenging’
    The Duke of Westminster’s farm is taking on the climate crisis

    CHESTER, 29 June 2026 - Mark Roach, managing director of Grosvenor Farms near Chester which uses regenerative agriculture practices and produces 32 million litres of milk a year for Tesco and Muller. Christopher Thomond for The Guardian.

News

  • A bar with beer taps up front and bottles of spirits lined up under strings of bunting depicting football tops in the national colours of the teams competing in the World Cup.

    Business
    Consumer confidence at near two-year high as World Cup and UK holidaying lift summer spending

  • Cocaine weighing approximately 200kg at the federal police East Flanders station in Dendermonde

    Belgium
    Gangs using Airbnb-type rentals as drug stash houses, top Belgian official says

Special report

  • A composite of an afghan street and cutouts of unidentifiable afghan women

    Five years of Taliban rule
    ‘We are still here’: a day in the life of 12 Afghan women

    In the five years since the Taliban’s return to power, the walls have been closing in on the women and girls of Afghanistan. A dozen women and girls have, at great risk to their safety, documented their lives for the world to see

In focus

  • Matilda Davis, the 'completely broken' parent-carer who took her own life. Her child's face has been blurred out.

    Carers
    Matilda in pieces: what one mother’s suicide reveals about the carers broken by the system

    Parent-carers of disabled children are exposed to chronic levels of extreme stress and often reach crisis point before help is available – then they face a ‘fight for basic support’, experts say. This is Matilda Davis’s story
  • Chagford House, a brick apartment block in Tower Hamlets, stands under a blue sky

    Water
    They cannot even flush their toilets: life in east London blocks where taps often run dry

  • A portrait of 12-year-old school shooting victim Naphat Chaima is displayed in front of her coffin during her funeral at the Wat Lat Pla Duk Buddhist temple in Nonthaburi province, Thailand.

    Gun violence
    Parents mourn a 12-year-old mass shooting victim, and a father pleads for forgiveness

Features

  • A chef standing in front two huge slabs of meat on a silver table

    Chefs
    The myth of Anthony Bourdain: how the bad boy chef became a hero to boozehounds and bullies

  • dramatic shot of dancers reaching out across a divide wearing cowgirl gear and stetsons

    Stage
    Yeehaw! Bring on the tap-dancing cowgirls! How the Edinburgh Military Tattoo suddenly got cool

More features

  • One woman holds a child by the chin as another administers drops into their mouth in a green rural setting. Two other children stand next to them

    India
    ‘Drops take seconds but change a life for ever’: the women saving India’s remotest people from polio

  • Car rental sign

    Consumer champions
    Car hire firm told me I was a ‘no-show’ so I lost £185

The long read

  • Radio telescope pointing at purple sky in Socorro, New Mexico.

    Space
    The great silence: why haven’t we found any aliens yet?

    The long read: Given the size and age of the universe, it should be full of species with technology far more advanced than our own. But so far there is no trace
  • Daisy Christodoulou

    double quotation markCould you predict which children will be Neets? No – and it’s unfair to ask that of teachers

    Daisy Christodoulou
    The idea of government adviser Alan Milburn sounds laudable. But it’s asking too much of a system already struggling to meet society’s demands, says education writer Daisy Christodoulou
  • Simon Nixon

    double quotation mark What does it say about the UK’s pro-Europeans that they hide their message behind a bin?

    Simon Nixon
    Voters disillusioned by Brexit should have more options than Nigel Farage or the novelty candidate Count Binface, says journalist and economics commentator Simon Nixon
  • Peter Hetherington

    double quotation markA question for Burnham as he tours the country: how to reduce the magnetic pull of London?

    Peter Hetherington
  • Zoe Williams

    double quotation markIs Andy Burnham seriously about to tour Britain like some medieval monarch?

    Zoe Williams

More opinion

  • Nils Pratley

    double quotation markWater companies circumventing bonus rules? What did ministers expect?

    Nils Pratley
  • Simon Hattenstone

    double quotation markPrison without hope or end is psychological torture. Burnham doesn’t need another review to tell him that

    Simon Hattenstone
  • Mehdi Hasan

    double quotation markThe media is infatuated with Gadi Eisenkot, the ‘anti-Netanyahu’. Why?

    Mehdi Hasan
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    double quotation markGen Z calls it ‘loud budgeting’ – small business owners have been doing it for decades

    Gene Marks

  • The Guardian view
    The failed Gaza peace plan: Trump’s hollow claims are ignored in Jerusalem

  • The Guardian view
    Meta’s smart glasses: regulators must get on the front foot

  • Mental health
    Mental health: one step forward and two steps back?

  • Poverty
    Katriona O’Sullivan’s story of growing up in poverty is one that we can all learn from

  • Sport and leisure books
    The cricket fiction of Sassoon and De Sélincourt isn’t in a ‘bucolic dreamworld’

  • Breast cancer
    Breast cancer screening guidelines discriminate against families like mine

Cartoon

  • Martin Rowson on the drought and Britain’s water companies – cartoon

    Guardian Opinion cartoon
    Martin Rowson on the drought and Britain’s water companies

    While the hot summer and hosepipe bans continue, bosses at many utilities firms are receiving pay rises
  • Audley Harrison smiles while looking at the camera

    Big interview
    ‘Clark Kent grew up’: Audley Harrison on fighting the system, Olympic gold and life after the ring

    The former Olympic super-heavyweight champion tells Donald McRae about taking satisfaction from changing British boxing for the better, but that he still wants to train a world champion

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  • Ann Widdecombe

    UK
    Ann Widdecombe police investigate whether accused had role in Farage incident

    Police looking into whether Joshua Kerry linked to alleged attempted burglary last year at Reform leader’s then home
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    Environment
    The 13 biggest myths about heatwaves – and how to bust them

  • a very long bootlace worm

    Invertebrate of the year 2026
    Stuff of nightmares? Meet the bootlace worm – super-long, super-elastic, and it fires toxic slime

  • Smoky, ashy, barren landscape with a few burned trees.

    US
    ‘Unprecedented, dangerous territory’: US north-west reckons with a summer of historic wildfires

  • People inside a temporary shelter in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province

    China
    More than a million people evacuated in China as record rainfall dumped on Shanghai

  • Arron Banks

    Press freedom
    Reform backer Arron Banks urged to set out extent of surveillance of journalists

  • A crowded inflatable boat carries dozens of migrants in orange life vests near Berck's coast

    UK
    Record 230 people cross Channel to UK as smugglers turn to ‘mega-dinghies’

  • A walker drapes a jacket over her head to shield her face from the sun in a park

    UK weather
    Three-quarters of England in drought as summer’s fifth heatwave looms

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    Law
    PM urged not to change scheme to stop PC Andrew Harper killers’ early release

  • India
    Police use teargas on young Indians as government jobs protest escalates

  • Ilhan Omar
    Congresswoman questions whether Trump administration has used ICE to ‘surveil’ critics

  • Technology
    Zuckerberg pushes ‘superintelligent’ AI for all as Meta releases open-source model

  • Archaeology
    Roman shipwreck with 500 amphorae found off coast of Sicily

  • Technology
    Nvidia links with Wall Street firms for $500bn AI financing deal

  • Business
    John Lewis managing director Peter Ruis quits job after less than three years

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    Millions in Great Britain could face emergency power cuts at short notice

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    Harvey Nichols warns it could collapse without rescue deal, as bidders circle

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    Television
    Mourinho review – if he didn’t want to open up, maybe he shouldn’t have starred in a docuseries…

  • Actor Willem Dafoe wearing a dark blue jacket and grey top sits on the edge of a coffee table, hands folded

    Film
    Love me, love my bruised ego: what the narcissist-artist film tells us about the fear of ageing

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    ‘Better behaviour, more focus’: how a scheme to provide pupils with fresh fruit and veg transformed learning

  • A woman with a shopping basket looks at a large pyramid display of apples with a giant apple on top

    ‘Retailers can make healthy options more visible’: why food marketing matters for the nation’s health

  • Illustration of hands reaching to grab fruit from Tesco bag

    ‘We need a shift in the food environment’: what will it take to make healthy eating easier for families?

  • From left: Kate Cawley of the Future Food Movement; Richard Hall from Danone; Lucy Upton, dietician; Tesco CEO Ashwin Prasad.

    How can we better support families to make healthier food choices?

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    Film
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  • Two teenagers wearing leather jackets smile at each other inside a convenience store

    Film
    Nimrods review – Green Day’s early years inspire teenage kicks in amiable punk road movie

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    TV tonight
    Inside a mountaineer’s controversial record-breaking climb

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    Film
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    Dance music
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    Best podcasts of the week
    Wholesome animal chat that will melt your cynicism

  • The musician Phoebe Bridgers playing an acoustic guitar while sitting on a stool in front of a forest-styled fresco

    Music
    ‘She’s the voice of a really particular moment’: how Phoebe Bridgers became her generation’s defining songwriter

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    Music
    ‘There is an alternative to capitalism’: after addiction and losing a home to LA wildfires, indie rockers Diiv start again

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    Review
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    Books
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    Review
    Is Beauty Good by Rosalind Belben – the literary equivalent of free jazz

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    Books
    ‘Grief became my brand’: Freya Bromley on writing about personal tragedy

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    Summer games previews
    Convince an AI it’s not alive in psychological horror game Prove You’re Human

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    Games
    EA Sports FC 27: what does the next instalment of the world’s biggest football game have in store?

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    Summer games previews
    Pony Island 2 Panda Circus: gallop out of hell in this phantasmagorical follow-up to 2016’s indie hit

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    Classic games
    Metroid at 40: happy birthday to Samus Aran, gaming’s greatest badass and my personal heroine

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    Review
    Harriet Richardson: Creep review – a scandalous delve into shame and desire

  • Performer Jessica Aszkenasy embraces a figure with an orange fabric-covered head, wearing a dark suit

    Review
    Titclown: Daddy’s Little Girl review – a smart swipe at the mess made by men

  • An actor kneels in a white suit beside singing performers, with a large white horse statue nearby on stage

    Opera
    The Galloping Cure review – powerful new opera tackles the opioid crisis with bite and black comedy

  • Anu Komsi sings onstage while Sakari Oramo plays violin beside her

    Classical music
    Joby Talbot’s Path of Miracles / György Kurtág’s Kafka Fragments review – Bristol Proms reach for the heavenly

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    Photography
    A bit on the nose! The world’s longest-running photography exhibition – in pictures

    Gallery21

  • Science Weekly
    We’re reading less. And it’s making us stupid – podcast

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  • Julian Dennison and Sam Neill in Hunt for the Wilderpeople.

    How we made
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  • Olivia Wilde in I Want Your Sex.

    Film
    Lesbians, latex and $2,000 condoms: why are this summer’s movies so obsessed with sex?

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    Travel
    In the footsteps of the Victorians on the Isle of Man

  • Three glass dessert bowls filled with pink granita and peach slices on a white plate

    Food
    José Pizarro’s recipe for peach and moscatel granita

  • David Gandy and Kim Cattrall smile in black-and-white portraits surrounded by colorful shopping illustrations

    How I shop
    From M&S pants to fancy skincare: the celebrity shopping recommendations you loved the most

  • A woman reclines in a striped deck chair reading a book, a cat nearby, in a candlelit garden

    Outdoor design
    From outdoor rugs to mood lighting: how to transform a small outdoor space

  • Crackers topped with cottage cheese and cucumber slices arranged on a pink surface

    ‘Lip-smackingly sour’
    The best (and worst) supermarket cottage cheeses, tasted and rated

  • A hand places an apple into a plastic-free lunchbox filled with almonds, peas, and vegetables

    ‘A pretty easy fix’
    How I rid my kitchen of plastic – and seven of the best swaps

  • A platter displays pancakes, shredded chicken, cucumber strips, and a bowl of dark plum sauce alongside assembled wraps

    Quick and easy
    Georgina Hayden’s quick and easy recipe for spiced sticky chicken with plums and pancakes

  • Kirk Hayworth's tomato tarte tatin.

    Food
    Broth, tart and salad: Kirk Haworth’s vegan tomato recipes for summer

  • Two soft, golden brown Japanese milk bread loaves are carefully held in hands, wrapped in white paper

    Food
    Sweet, soft and playful: TikTok turns Japanese milk bread into UK’s latest food craze

  • Felicity Cloake's apricot galette with a slice cut away, on a glass plate and light-blue background.

    Felicity Cloake recipe
    How to cook the perfect apricot galette

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    Pass notes
    Kissing in public: will it make your relationship stronger?

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    This is how we do it
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    The pet I'll never forget
    Boone the neglected puppy, rescued alongside 250 others

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    double quotation markI should be happy to have a pigeon for a friend. But she wouldn’t be my first choice

    Emma Beddington
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    Technology
    Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 review: your passport to a folding phone future

  • Phone displaying Hastings Direct Insurance app

    Consumer champions
    Hastings Direct’s failures forced my family out of our home

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    Fantasy house hunt
    Homes for sale in former pubs in England – in pictures

    Gallery5
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    Life
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    Video21:28
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    Beauty
    Recession nails or racial erasure? Why a ‘naked’ manicure is not as neutral as it seems

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    Fitness
    Stretchy, supportive and completely chafe-free: the sportswear real people swear by

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    Accessories
    Going bananas for bandanas: the latest fashion trend that goes back centuries

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      Why haven’t we found any aliens yet?

      Radio telescope pointing at purple sky in Socorro, New Mexico.

    • The myth of Bourdain
      How the bad boy chef became a hero

      A chef standing in front two huge slabs of meat on a silver table

    • Matilda in pieces
      What a mother's suicide reveals about the care system

      Matilda Davis, the 'completely broken' parent-carer who took her own life. Her child's face has been blurred out.

    • Michael Billington
      double quotation markGame of Thrones, Shakespearean? What fools these mortals be!

      Endless jousters … Game of Thrones: The Mad King.

    • Five years of Taliban rule
      Day in the life of Afghan women

      A composite of an afghan street and cutouts of unidentifiable afghan women

    • ‘It’s challenging’
      The Duke of Westminster’s farm is taking on the climate crisis

      CHESTER, 29 June 2026 - Mark Roach, managing director of Grosvenor Farms near Chester which uses regenerative agriculture practices and produces 32 million litres of milk a year for Tesco and Muller. Christopher Thomond for The Guardian.

    News

    • A bar with beer taps up front and bottles of spirits lined up under strings of bunting depicting football tops in the national colours of the teams competing in the World Cup.

      Business
      Consumer confidence at near two-year high as World Cup and UK holidaying lift summer spending

    • Cocaine weighing approximately 200kg at the federal police East Flanders station in Dendermonde

      Belgium
      Gangs using Airbnb-type rentals as drug stash houses, top Belgian official says

    Special report

    • A composite of an afghan street and cutouts of unidentifiable afghan women

      Five years of Taliban rule
      ‘We are still here’: a day in the life of 12 Afghan women

      In the five years since the Taliban’s return to power, the walls have been closing in on the women and girls of Afghanistan. A dozen women and girls have, at great risk to their safety, documented their lives for the world to see

    In focus

    • Matilda Davis, the 'completely broken' parent-carer who took her own life. Her child's face has been blurred out.

      Carers
      Matilda in pieces: what one mother’s suicide reveals about the carers broken by the system

      Parent-carers of disabled children are exposed to chronic levels of extreme stress and often reach crisis point before help is available – then they face a ‘fight for basic support’, experts say. This is Matilda Davis’s story
    • Chagford House, a brick apartment block in Tower Hamlets, stands under a blue sky

      Water
      They cannot even flush their toilets: life in east London blocks where taps often run dry

    • A portrait of 12-year-old school shooting victim Naphat Chaima is displayed in front of her coffin during her funeral at the Wat Lat Pla Duk Buddhist temple in Nonthaburi province, Thailand.

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    • Radio telescope pointing at purple sky in Socorro, New Mexico.

      Space
      The great silence: why haven’t we found any aliens yet?

      The long read: Given the size and age of the universe, it should be full of species with technology far more advanced than our own. But so far there is no trace
    • Daisy Christodoulou

      double quotation markCould you predict which children will be Neets? No – and it’s unfair to ask that of teachers

      Daisy Christodoulou
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