Greece 1-3 England: Women’s World Cup playoff semi-final, first leg – as it happened Maya Le Tissier scored her first international goal to help England to a comfortable victory in Crete The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Lost generation: the AI threat to Britain’s next great directors Commercials once launched careers from Ridley Scott to Guy Ritchie, now automated production is cutting costs – and the chance to learn by doing The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Tell us your financial hopes and concerns ahead of the budget Ahead of the budget later this month, we’d like to hear from people in the UK about what measures they feel might help – or not help – financially The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
The Premier League is back and you absolutely can’t look away In today’s Football Daily: The big leagues are so back The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Rui Pinto to remain under witness protection after U-turn by Portuguese authorities The CPES will now allow Pinto to challenge original decision, with the Manchester City whistleblower to receive risk assessment reports The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Privileged and proud: how nepo babies took fashion month by storm From commanding the catwalks to acting as plus-ones for their famous parents, celebrity kids are bang on trend The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
The Filter is two! 31 things we loved this year, from cloud-like duvets to the perfect running shoe Whether it’s a super-glowy serum or a cult gardening tool, here are our writers’ favourite buys from the past year The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
11 questions to ask yourself before going no contact with a family member In the UK, one in five families are affected by permanent estrangement – it’s not a decision to be taken lightly. These are the questions experts suggest you ask yourself before cutting a relative out of your life The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Pete Hegseth’s plan to livestream execution puts US in dubious company Only Iran and Afghanistan routinely carry out sentences in public, with Saudi Arabia appearing to have ended practice The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland review – Murakami’s marvel brilliantly brought to life With a dual narrative set in Tokyo and a world of dreams, Philippe Decouflé’s epic production is as bewitching as its balletic unicorns The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
EU ‘pulling out all stops’ with minerals projects as it tries to avert China trade war Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné says bloc will support 46 strategic projects including lithium and rare earths plants The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Execution live stream could cause PTSD in viewers, say psychiatrists Warning follows Hegseth announcement that firing squad execution of Fort Hood killer will be public The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Robert Jenrick launches scathing broadside against ‘Kensington Kemi’ Reform UK shadow chancellor seeks to associate Tory leader with metropolitan elite as party relations sour further The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
Tory tax break for banks has cost UK public purse £6bn, says TUC Exclusive: Chancellor urged to reverse Jeremy Hunt’s tax surcharge cuts to claw back billions in lost revenue The Guardian - UK · Oct 9
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Post your questions for Richard Thompson Ahead of new album Hippies, Thugs and Heroes, the British folk music legend will join us to answer your questions
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Cop31 host urges wealthy countries to spend ‘much more’ on climate than defence ‘The climate issue is the security issue,’ says Turkish minister at Pacific pre-Cop summit in Fiji
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 ‘I’ve hit my midlife sexpot era!’ Romola Garai on marital misery, cheating … and sex scenes in cars Layby hookups are all in a day’s work for Romola Garai in her steamy new drama Adultery. She talks faking orgasms, keeping secrets – and making audiences pass out
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 ‘I’m lovingly making fun of everyone I’ve ever met’: on the set of Leo Reich’s gen Z sitcom The comedy wunderkind shot to fame with his show Literally, Who Cares?! and a role in Lena Dunham’s Too Much. Now he’s bringing his take on self-involved zoomers to the TV screen. Just don’t call him the voice of a generation
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Jerry Hall deserves murder on Celebrity Traitors – but legends live beyond logic Her unintentional buffoonery and disregard for the game makes Hall this season’s incredible agent of chaos
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Thieves make off with €5m haul from prestigious Italian winery Gang breaks into cellar of Marchesi Antinori in Cortona and loads two trucks with 30,000 bottles before getaway
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Sports quiz of the week: Harry Kane, Victor Wembanyama and WSL winners Have you been following the big news in football, tennis, basketball, rugby, hockey, cycling, darts and the NFL?
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Pro-Kremlin Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk arrested in Montenegro Founder of influential Rybar blog detained after warnings of attempts to destabilise Balkan country, officials say
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Shein outsells British rival Asos as UK revenue hits £2.58bn Online retailer’s 26% jump sharpens focus on exemption letting cheap parcels into the country duty-free
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 ‘Nobody is listening to us’: on the school protest frontline, I heard why France’s students feel disowned Fixing the broken education system will be just the start. The biggest challenge for an aloof political class is to finally pay attention to an abandoned generation, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst
The Guardian - UK · Oct 9 Maresca refuses to confirm he will stay at Manchester City if club lose appeal Enzo Maresca, who takes Manchester City to Liverpool on Sunday, would not get drawn on his future and said: ‘It’s fair to respect the process’