Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 475 of the invasion At least six dead in Russian strike on city of Kryvyi Rih; Ukraine says it has retaken several villages in Zaporizhzhia The Guardian - AU · Jun 13, 2023
Hundreds of families mourn in Peru as children fall victim to dengue outbreak Death toll mounts in northern Piura region after torrential rain and floods lead to worst ever epidemic The Guardian - UK · Jun 13, 2023
Afternoon Update: Hunter Valley reeling after bus crash; AFL player bailed on burglary charges; and what grip strength says about health Bus driver in custody after crash near town of Greta which left 10 dead and more than 20 injured The Guardian - AU · Jun 12, 2023
World records fall as Kipyegon and Girma star on astonishing night in Paris Lamecha Girma and Faith Kipyegon powered to world records on a balmy night of competition at the Paris Diamond League The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2023
What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis Ukraine’s Kakhovka dam destroyed; counter-offensive appears to enter first stages; fears for safety of Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant The Guardian - AU · Jun 9, 2023
Novak Djokovic outlasts cramping Alcaraz to race into French Open final Novak Djokovic eased past Carlos Alcaraz 6-3, 5-7, 6-1, 6-1 in their French Open semi-final after the Spaniard developed cramp The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2023
‘Everyone is asking why’: Annecy locals try to make sense of knife attack on children The stabbing of four toddlers has united inhabitants of the picture-postcard French town but also left them heartbroken and baffled The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2023
How they compare: Manchester United 1998-99 and Manchester City 2022-23 We run the rule over United’s treble winners and the City team trying to emulate them in Saturday’s Champions League final – and select a combined XI The Guardian - UK · Jun 9, 2023
Could Trump go to prison? Federal charges over classified docs show momentum is building Donald Trump is the first former president in US history to face federal criminal charges – is this a gamechanger or just another chapter in the drama? The Guardian - US · Jun 9, 2023
How Australian fashion fell to pieces: a timeline In the 1990s and 2000s Alannah Hill, Alice McCall and Sass & Bide became household names. Now Australians buy more clothes than ever but few are made or even designed locally. Where did it come undone? The Guardian - AU · Jun 8, 2023
First Thing: Millions under air quality alerts in US as Canada fire smoke drifts south Eastern states including New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut issue alerts as hundreds of wildfires burn in Canada. Plus, will Trump’s once loyal deputy become his nemesis? The Guardian - UK · Jun 8, 2023
What’s really changed 10 years after the Snowden revelations? The whistleblower forced US intelligence agencies to admit extensive spying on their own citizens. Some reforms were enacted but Snowden still faces potentially 30 years in prison The Guardian - US · Jun 7, 2023
First Thing: Evacuations under way near Kherson after Nova Kakhovka dam ‘blown up’ About 16,000 people could be affected and water will reach ‘critical level’ in hours, says Kherson governor. Plus, the truth about ‘local’ food in US supermarkets The Guardian - UK · Jun 6, 2023
Mercedes have a long way to go but success in Spain is still significant Podium finishes for Lewis Hamilton and George Russell could be the first step in team’s return to the title picture The Guardian - UK · Jun 5, 2023
Daily Mirror · Jun 5, 2023 Bubonic plague 'making comeback' - and only certain people will survive it The Black Death was one of the bleakest moments of European history, claiming the lives of hundreds of millions, and now experts fear it could be making a comeback
The Guardian - UK · Jun 5, 2023 First Thing: Fighting escalates along Ukraine frontlines Russia claims to have fought off ‘major offensive’ and says 250 Ukrainian troops killed in attack. Plus, what caused a global shortage of pink paint?
The Guardian - UK · Jun 4, 2023 Carlos Alcaraz dismantles Lorenzo Musetti to reach French Open last eight The top seed beat his Italian opponent 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 to set up a clash with Stefanos Tsitsipas, while Novak Djokovic also advanced to the last eight
The Guardian - US · Jun 4, 2023 Elon Musk’s brain implant company is approved for human testing. How alarmed should we be? The billionaire’s record has raised concerns over Neuralink’s ability to responsibly oversee the development of such an invasive device
The Guardian - UK · Jun 4, 2023 ‘We tell them they can still laugh’ – the doctor treating the mental scars of Gaza’s children The head of a charity in the strip helping people traumatised by the conflict explains why he still has hope for the future
The Guardian - US · Jun 3, 2023 Clumps of 5,000-mile seaweed blob bring flesh-eating bacteria to Florida Decomposing pieces of Great Atlantic sargassum belt carry Vibrio bacteria on state’s shoreline
The Guardian - US · Jun 2, 2023 ‘It’s a scary time for us’: Florida Pride organizers on edge amid safety fears As Ron DeSantis attacks LGBTQ+ rights and threats are reported, planned events are canceled
The Guardian - UK · Jun 2, 2023 First Thing: US debt ceiling deal passes Senate, averting catastrophic federal default Days before the 5 June default deadline, Joe Biden has indicated he will sign the bill as soon as it reaches his desk. Plus, the work of Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips goes on in the Amazon
Daily Record · Jun 1, 2023 Princess Charlotte may dodge new titles as 'working woman', claims royal expert The eight-year-old royal was born a princess, but an expert claims that she may not be interested in taking on further titles and could become a 'working woman' in the 'modern era'.
The Guardian - US · May 31, 2023 ‘Unprecedented’ Nova Scotia wildfires expected to worsen, officials warn More than 18,000 people remain under evacuation order outside Halifax as Canadian PM Justin Trudeau pledges federal assistance
The Guardian - US · May 31, 2023 Hundreds were killed in the Tulsa race massacre. Are we already forgetting them? On the 102nd anniversary of the killings, efforts for justice in Greenwood are buried under hollow symbolism