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There is nothing wrong with mining content for data, but it has to be properly regulated and creators must be compensated, says Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts

Editorial: The Tory leadership contest has so far failed to engage meaningfully with the reasons for July’s historic defeat

The big comeback is making a big comeback. Having owned the culture section news cycle — and your gobby uncle’s wallet — for weeks, the Oasis reunion is now expanding into North America, Asia, Australia and South America, en route to a rumoured £400 million rake-in. Meanwhile, rap metal titans…

The Speccie was a wise voice compared to the rest of the rightwing media. But can it remain so within the stable of the man who owns GB News, asks Archie Bland, editor of the Guardian’s First Edition newsletter

Plus, the Met Office as category 4 Hurricane Helene makes landfall in north-west Florida

There are countless reasons to criticise a British prime minister. Perhaps he or she accidentally took the country out of the European Union, or held drunken parties during a national lockdown, or left D-Day commemorations early to attend a pre-recorded interview. Having dinner with Donald Trump is not one of…

Adams is bombastic, eccentric and allegedly ethically relaxed. This indictment does not come as a surprise

The longer a scandal rolls on, the harder it is to keep in perspective. It now seems almost normal that we live in a country that pours raw sewage into waterways on a daily basis. When we first heard water companies were releasing filth into rivers and the sea —…

Mark Zuckerberg is embracing both AI and full-on imperial monomania. As for all the petty gripes, so what? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde