People in the UK: how is the cost of diesel affecting you in your work? Are you making cutbacks in light of the price increases? The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
The Green party’s anti-Zionism motion is yet another attempt to tell Jews how we should think The resolution shows little understanding of what Zionism is, who Jews are or how antisemitism works, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Burnham plans to pass law scrapping pension triple lock before next election Guarantee will remain until 2030 but MPs will vote on changes during this parliament, government says The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Slegers feels support from Arsenal hierarchy despite dismal run but biggest test looms Renée Slegers said the board has been ‘really good and positive’ at a ‘difficult time’ as the team prepare to visit WSL leaders Manchester City on Sunday The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Spanish right wing votes down housing crisis plans as protest movement grows Opposition lawmakers join forces to defeat proposals made by Socialist-led coalition after eviction of 87-year-old The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Daniel Roseberry adds ‘aerodynamic‘ edge to Schiaparelli’s surrealist glamour at Paris show American in Paris showcases new simplicity with stretch cocktail frocks, but there’s still plenty of gold-foiled nipples and peekaboo fabrics to wow the frow The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Englishness is not defined by ethnicity Letters: Maariyah Seedat wonders at what point does her family become ‘English’ enough, Mark James Slater has always regarded himself as British and not English. Plus letters from Dr Richard Seabrook and Alan Baker The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Utilities are public services – and should not be run as businesses Letters: Readers respond to an article by Will Hutton and Andy Haldane suggesting that they could be run for the public benefit The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Other countries learn from their elders’ wisdom – so could Britain Letters: A German service matches retired professionals to firms that use their experience, writes Alan Coppin, responding to an article about a 90-year-old Japanese competitive bodybuilder The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Why should I have to pay more for buses if I don’t use a smartphone? Letter: Owen Fraser responds to an article by Anna Tims on the price schoolchildren without smartphones pay on buses The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
An unnoticed imbalance in the 7 Up series Letters: Hilary Davies reflects on the participants of the TV documentary films The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Andy Burnham’s ultimate test will be whether people’s lives improve Measures of wellbeing should carry real weight in decisions about tax, spending and public services, says Sarah Davidson The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
My school report was a comprehension test for me and my mother Brief letters: Must try harder | Spoiler alert | House guests | Heirloom kitchen gadgets | Diesel and beer prices The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
England school inspections to be overhauled again after barrage of complaints Exclusive: Education secretary sends Ofsted back to ‘drawing board’ as teachers raise serious concerns about new system The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 G7 to release up to 100m barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves Leaders agree a coordinated drawdown after surge in prices and Donald Trump’s threat to cut off US supplies
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 Bosses of three firms that supply trains to UK railways made £3.5m last year Rolling stock companies, which also paid out nearly £400m to shareholders, accused of profiting at passengers’ expense
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 USA v Mexico, Nations League, F1 in Malaysia and NFL – follow with us Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 ‘Stand on the right side of history’: Starbucks urged to close stores in China’s Xinjiang US lawmakers say operating in region where Muslim minorities face mass detention is ‘morally bankrupt’
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 Letter: Paul Brown obituary Sean Ryan writes: The Guardian environment correspondent knew how to deal with Brazilian muggers
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 Suicide by plane or terrorism? Speculation over motive in flight 1073 attack Experts sceptical flydubai co-pilot’s only motivation was to end his own life and say key question is means of radicalisation
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 Mercedes put team first as Russell and Antonelli face off on F1’s return to Sepang Championship leaders bring upgrades to first Grand Prix in Malaysia since 2017 on a demanding but well liked circuit
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 Welsh first minister calls on Burnham to deliver ‘new deal’ on devolution Rhun ap Iorwerth tells Plaid Cymru conference he asked PM to ‘put Wales on equal footing with Scotland as bare minimum’
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 Brimful of personality: the rise of fashion’s ‘silly little hats’ From pillboxes and boaters to bicornes and buckets, characterful hats are making their way from the catwalk to the high street
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 A vodkatini, a garibaldi and a shrub – your essential autumn cocktails – recipes Try a millionaire’s martini, a Campari that couldn’t be simpler and a booze-free blackberry fizz (plus an Aperol that doesn’t need a spritz)
The Guardian - UK · Oct 2 Richard E Grant has one hope of lasting on Celebrity Traitors: leaning into his eccentricity Chats with inanimate objects, farting into Tupperware: this cornered animal must sell his confession as just another quirk