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Though I have unfortunately had a career, my abiding love still remains the little job, the kind that divides the unbearable wash of our days into neat little segments

Few individuals have brought me greater misery than Rafael Nadal. His viciously top spinning forehands rearing up high to Roger Federer's single-handed backhand marked my childhood. And early adulthood. And, given both athletes’ longevity, managed to haunt my relentless creep into pre-middle age too.

I’m lucky. I have enjoyed good health and lived to see many societal dreams realised. That privilege should be available to all, says broadcaster and writer Joan Bakewell

Let’s be more like Oslo, where they actually make the city liveable for artists

His app Mettle is as alpha as the adventurer himself, but if it gets men talking about our wellbeing that can only be a good thing, says writer Rich Pelley

That was not supposed to happen. James Cleverly, the favourite to be next leader of the Conservatives, will now not even have the opportunity to face party members, having failed to attract enough votes in the final round of MP voting.

If people knew more about geoengineering, they might not believe Marjorie Taylor Greene’s latest unhinged theory

The bureau shamefully allowed itself to be used as a prop in political theater, orchestrated by the Trump administration

We’re living in a second Gilded Age of extreme inequality. Kamala Harris’s campaign should strike a more populist note

Trump secretly gave the Russian autocrat Covid equipment when America desperately needed it. Will his voters care?

When it comes to terms of endearment, you can’t beat the East Midlands. Even buying a coffee is a delight, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles