Folk or AI could be a winner for the UK at Eurovision Letters: Readers have advice for a cross-party committee of MPs looking into the UK’s poor record at the song contest The Guardian - UK · Sep 23
Martin O’Neill puts Champions League collapse among most painful Celtic nights Martin O’Neill said Celtic’s extraordinary defeat by Lask having led 4-0 on aggregate was ‘my responsibility’ The Guardian - UK · Aug 26
Liverpool ‘Turn to Real Madrid Star’ After Failing With $82 Million Winger Bid Liverpool’s search for attacking reinforcements could be one of the stories of the final week of the transfer window. Sports Illustrated · Aug 22
How to Watch Ferencvaros vs. Real Madrid on TV, Live Stream Los Blancos take their preseason preparations to Hungary. Sports Illustrated · Aug 8
Barcelona Could Challenge Real Madrid for Rodri—Who Needs World Cup Winner More? Reports suggest Barcelona could enter the race for the Manchester City star. Sports Illustrated · Aug 4
Three Takeaways From Real Madrid’s Underwhelming Preseason Draw With Fiorentina Los Blancos’ weaknesses were on full display in Austria. Sports Illustrated · Aug 1
Austria World Cup 2026 team guide An established squad has stayed true to Ralf Rangnick’s methods with Konrad Laimer and the bright new talent Paul Wanner lending some star quality The Guardian - UK · Jun 8
NSW Police Seek AVO Against 33 Y.O. After He Was Charged With Allegedly Harassing Delta Goodrem Police are seeking an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) against a man who has been charged with allegedly harassing Delta Goodrem. Pedestrian.tv · May 27
“That’s a really good T-shirt: Look Mum No Points”: Look Mum No Computer reveals his self-built Eurovision “mega-synthesizer”, and says he “expects nothing” from voters in the final “Because if you expect nothing, you lose nothing,” he argues MusicRadar · May 15
UAE’s OPEC exit has been long in the works – and may mark the beginning of a Gulf realignment The United Arab Emirates’ decision to withdraw from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will leave the oil cartel weakened at a crucial time. It also illustrates the ongoing tensions between the UAE and Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s largest producer and de facto leader. The Conversation · Apr 28
Australia’s pole vault queen Nina Kennedy: ‘I’m in full force to go to the world champs’ The Paris gold medallist opens up on her comeback from surgery, her longtime US rival, and the inner ‘mongrel’ that drives her to win The Guardian - AU · Aug 31, 2025
Why Europe should hijack Nato for its own purposes As the Trump administration’s security focus shifts towards countering China, European governments are living on borrowed time, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025
Canada PM Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party to elect new leader on March 9 Former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and former central banker Mark Carney poised to seek party leadership. Al Jazeera · Jan 10, 2025
On the streets of Vienna, I saw Austrians’ rage at the march of the far right – but also their helplessness Events in Austria are alarming. Because there and elsewhere, progressives hold up their hands and ask: what can we do? says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · Oct 8, 2024
The Guardian - UK · Oct 1, 2024 As the far right celebrates election success in Austria, this much is clear. It must be denied power Though the Freedom party has won the biggest share of the vote, other parties should form alliances to sideline it, says academic Farid Hafez
Al Jazeera · Aug 21, 2024 Will Arshad Nadeem’s Olympic gold change the course for sports in Pakistan? The javelin thrower returns home a hero, igniting interest in track and field in cricket-centric Pakistan. Can it last?
The Guardian - UK · May 24, 2024 Josh Kerr ready to take on fierce rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen in race for the ages The rivals will compete in the mile at the Prefontaine Classic in Oregon while Dina Asher-Smith and Darryl Neita face the world and Olympic champions
The Guardian - UK · Apr 17, 2024 ‘Small margins’: Arteta says Arsenal have plenty to learn after Bayern defeat Mikel Arteta said Arsenal’s players were ‘gutted’ after losing to Bayern Munich and missing out on a first Champions League semi-final since 2009
The Guardian - UK · Apr 16, 2024 MPs vote to give smoking ban bill second reading – as it happened Rishi Sunak’s authority suffers blow as several Conservatives vote against bill, which clears first Commons hurdle with 383 votes to 67
The Guardian - UK · Feb 28, 2024 Horner set for F1 season opener in Bahrain after being cleared by Red Bull Red Bull’s team principal continues in his role after an independent inquiry into allegations of inappropriate behaviour made against him
The Guardian - UK · Jan 29, 2024 Trump 2.0 would mean chaos and threat for Europe. Now is our chance to prepare If you thought his first term was bad, brace for a White House that abandons Ukraine, emboldens Putin and encourages the far right, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci
The Guardian - UK · Jan 19, 2024 Josh Kerr: ‘Ingebrigtsen has flaws on the track and in the manners realm’ Men’s 1500m world champion confident he can get beat Jakob Ingebrigtsen again and peak on the biggest Olympic stage
The Guardian - UK · Jan 10, 2024 Politicians from Germany’s AfD met extremist group to discuss deportation ‘masterplan’ Martin Sellner, member of the Identitarian Movement, reportedly spoke of ‘re-migration’ ideas
The Guardian - UK · Aug 26, 2023 The next Bolt? Noah Lyles on Netflix and his mission to change athletics The sprint champion with three golds at the world championships in Budapest believes more professional marketing could give the sport the profile it deserves
The Guardian - UK · Aug 22, 2023 Hudson-Smith takes 400m record into final but Muir fades to sixth in 1500m Matt Hudson-Smith broke Thomas Schönlebe’s 1987 European record in his men’s 400m semi-final at the World Athletics Championships while Laura Muir finished sixth in the women’s 1500m final