Bank of England and IMF bosses warn of cyber threat to trust in financial system Kristalina Georgieva says online fraud could lead people to opt out of system and turn to ‘shoeboxes under their bed’ The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Is the modern economic system broken? These urban beekeepers think so – and this is their solution At Bybi in Copenhagen, a dedicated group of staff and volunteers have built a community for all centred on the production of honey – much of which is given away for nothing. Could it be replicated elsewhere? The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Sali Hughes on beauty: worried about hair loss? Here’s a treatment that actually works Many products claim to stop age-related thinning, but this one really works The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Joni Mitchell becomes US citizen: ‘A journey that began 62 years ago’ Canada-born singer-songwriter, 82, posts footage of citizenship ceremony to Instagram The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Russell Brand was ‘ruthless and calculated’, prosecutors tell jury as rape and sexual assault trial begins – as it happened Brand is in Southwark crown court today where his rape and sexual assault trial begins The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Ukrainian military’s access to Starlink satellite internet suddenly restricted Launch of Russian ballistic missiles on Ukraine, with no US warning, coincides with outage of Starlink managed by Musk’s SpaceX The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Ply by Hernan Diaz review – Pulitzer winner’s dry vision of far-future America There are shades of JG Ballard in this tale of survival in a decaying metropolis, but big ideas and lengthy exposition crowd out the human drama The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Wuthering Heights: The House of the Damned review – Brontë horror do-over is part Dracula, part Jeeves and Wooster Emily Brontë’s classic is reimagined with extra stranglings, slashings and pitchfork impalings but plays it straight The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Burnham tells Zelenskyy’s UK’s support for Ukraine ‘will not change’ – as it happened Zelenskyy says he will be discussing intelligence sharing ‘difficulties’ and Starlink access with Burnham The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
EU says ‘no indication’ intelligence sharing with Ukraine has stopped as Russian attacks leave 600,000 without power – as it happened European Commission declined to comment on reported disruption to Starlink’s services in Ukraine The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
John Healey ‘targets tax crackdown on online marketplaces’ in first budget Move aimed at firms such as Amazon and eBay could raise up to £1bn more for Treasury, says report The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
Winter warmers: 10 of Britain’s best heated lidos From an infinity pool with sauna in Scotland to a restored Victorian gem in Bristol, here are 10 great spots where you can swim in comfort year-round The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
VisionQuest review – Marvel’s latest TV show feels like it could have been made by a computer Paul Bettany stars in a WandaVision spinoff that’s a visually striking, genre-bending package – of fighting and tediously wordy dialogue. What an odd confection The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
This civil war on the British right is a charade – its politics are more united than ever Don’t be fooled by its bickering leaders. Their calibrated fake fighting will probably end in coalition, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew The Guardian - UK · Oct 14
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Scale back on hake and coley, seafood charity tells shoppers Declining stocks and increased fishing pressure have led to lower sustainability ratings for two popular cod alternatives
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Have any footballers ended their career with more own goals than goals? Plus: the earliest trophyless seasons, scoring off one’s backside (part II) and the origins of ‘shithousery’
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Joining Shakhtar as they make base in London: ‘We’re here to show the world that we are alive’ With no ‘home’ games possible in Ukraine, Arda Turan’s side hit the road again, with Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge hosting their Champions League campaign
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Pollinating insects flock to plants gardeners might think of as ‘weeds’ Citizen scientists on UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme recorded insect visits to flowers during 10-minute surveys
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 ‘Ugly’ jump in US inflation, driven by gasoline prices, in blow to Trump before midterm elections – as it happened Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, including the IMF meeting in Thailand, the IEA’s new oil market report, and US inflation
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Businesses could be barred from non-essential water use amid supply threat Golf clubs, private schools and car washes may face tighter rules from water companies as England’s drought continues
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Ukrainian soldier led team of divers sent to blow up Nord Stream gas pipelines, court hears Special forces officer Serhii Kuznetsov denies involvement in the 2022 blasts that left pipelines badly damaged
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Kiri and Lou Go Raaa! review – delightful origin story for CBeebies’ prehistoric pals The pair’s first feature-length adventure stars Jemaine Clement and Olivia Tennet, has a dreamy soundtrack and beautiful stop-motion visuals – fantastic family fun
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 Energy bills through the roof? Five signs your house is leaking heat From finding draughts to buying a thermal leak detector – there are simple, cost-effective ways to start sorting heat loss
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 The Steps by Sylvester Stallone review – the inside story of Rocky The star takes us back to 70s New York to recount his breakthrough, and it’s a great yarn – but it’s laced with anger
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14 How Europe’s most wanted cocaine trafficker turned Sierra Leone into the world’s first true narco state Drawing on dozens of interviews with intelligence and police officers across two continents, a Guardian investigation reveals the murderous cost of our insatiable appetite for cocaine