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Yes, Britain’s railways are a mess. But is anyone sober enough to care?

Prosecco for the birthday party, Pimm’s for the horsey bunch, some cheeky Stellas for the short-haul crowd: it was all going down on my train the other morning, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · 17h ago

Champions Cup has a jeopardy problem: can anyone stop the Top 14 giants?

A seventh consecutive French title looks likely with lopsided odds again favouring Toulouse and Bordeaux-Bègles

The Guardian - UK · 17h ago

Fewer Britons plan to ringfence money for holidays abroad next year, says travel industry

Spain remains most popular destination as Britons book later in hope of better deals, Abta report finds

The Guardian - UK · 17h ago

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Houseplant hacks: is it eco-friendly or risky to reuse nursery pots?

You want to garden sustainably but don’t want to transfer pests to new plants. Here’s how to decide whether to refill or recycle

The Guardian - UK · 18h ago

Trill seekers: can scientists use AI and tutors to help birds remember lost songs?

When populations fall, fledglings can struggle to learn the right notes to attract mates. But research on how birds communicate offers hope for species’ survival

The Guardian - UK · 18h ago

Farage denies Reform would let troops shoot small boats after Jenrick’s ‘lethal force’ claim

Farage’s intervention comes as Reform chair Zia Yusuf criticises ‘everybody’ in former Tory government that included Jenrick and Suella Braverman

The Guardian - UK · 18h ago

MI5 chief Ken McCallum confirms Russia did interfere in Brexit referendum but says it had little impact – as it happened

He argued there was no evidence to suggest the result of the Brexit vote had been swayed as a result of the effort

The Guardian - UK · 19h ago

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Chip stocks slide after Broadcom boss likens AI investing to ‘casino’

Asian markets fall and Samsung shares tumble after its Chinese rival CXMT claims strong progress

The Guardian - UK · 19h ago

It’s My Time review – Michelle Yeoh excels in Rocky-style quest to be Rubik’s Cube champ

True story about a former maths teacher who became a puzzle champion in retirement is squeezed into predictable sports-movie formula

The Guardian - UK · 19h ago

Generation Maybe by Camilla Cavendish review – what’s really behind the fertility gap?

An evidenced-based account of the difficult choices facing couples across the world – from America to Iran

The Guardian - UK · 19h ago

Zelenskyy says Russia ‘did not heed’ Trump’s call for ceasefire and Ukraine had ‘no early warning’ before strikes on Kyiv – as it happened

Ukraine’s president says his country has halted strikes on Russian oil refineries for two days after Trump’s energy ceasefire announcement

The Guardian - UK · 19h ago

Second wave of early prison releases under way in England and Wales

About 2,000 criminals are being freed this month to ease overcrowding, while probation union considers strike action

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

Tyson review – deeply icky … and that’s before Trump shows up

This peculiar – some would say truly irresponsible – hagiography of boxing superstar Mike Tyson veers from psychedelics and sobbing to the inadvisable face tattoo via a cameo from the US president

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

One thing must now be clear to Andy Burnham. The rightwing press is on a war footing – and he’s the enemy

Farage was its champion, now it’s Badenoch – and the aim is the PM’s defeat at all costs, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

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Latin American organised crime ‘may operate in 16 European countries’

Cocaine seizures in Europe are up more than fivefold in 10 years as a host of cartels take root. A four-month Guardian investigation reveals the true scale of a continent-wide shift

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

Viking’s two head coaches on Champions League adventure: ‘For us, it’s the best team in the world’

Norway’s champions, who host Bayern Munich on Tuesday, have excelled under Bjarte Lunde Aarsheim and Morten Jensen. We paid them a visit

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

Men’s Rugby League World Cup 2026: group-by-group preview

Australia and New Zealand are the main contenders on home soil while the pressure is on England straight away in new format

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

Athletics wishes it could scrub the women’s marathon world record – what can be done?

Ruth Chepngetich’s failed doping test, five months after she obliterated the record in 2024, left the sport deeply uneasy but powerless to act

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The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

IMF raises UK growth forecast as economist says Healey should ‘stay the course’

Fund upgrades UK’s GDP growth forecast for 2026 to 1.3%, but says it is likely to edge down next year

The Guardian - UK · 21h ago

JPMorgan misses profit expectations as bank boss warns of ‘large fiscal deficits’ and ‘sticky inflation’ - as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK · 21h ago

BT charged me for more than a year despite landline being dead

It is billing £32.99 a month but I have had no functioning phone line since it switched me to Digital Voice

The Guardian - UK · 21h ago

Mag Mag review – giant female ghost loves people to death in Japanese comedy-horror

Sara Minami gives a wonderfully crazed performance in a twisted, fresh take on the genre as Yuriyan Retriever’s debut feature examines infatuation, bullying and beauty norms

The Guardian - UK · 21h ago

The pest I’ll never forget: the relentless pigeon who stared and stared and ruined my spring

A living room encounter with a toast-loving pigeon proved a big mistake. It led to weeks of drawn curtains and crawling around on the floor to avoid its eerie and unerring gaze

The Guardian - UK · 21h ago

Home is where the jellyfish glows: Finland finally warms to nature-loving modernist Alvar Aalto

His egalitarian homeland used to harbour reservation against the architecture star. But with 13 new Unesco listings and a new exhibition in Helsinki, Aalto’s work is finally getting the recognition it deserves

The Guardian - UK · 21h ago

Coastal erosion in England has claimed at least 183 homes in past 16 years

Exclusive: Homes demolished along east coast after being deemed too vulnerable to live in, figures reveal

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