Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Start reading

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

Start reading

The Latest Breaking News from Observer

Eamonn McCabe obituary

Award-winning photographer and picture editor with a unique way of seeing and framing the world

The Guardian - UK

Scots coffee shop owner shuts business over pressures caused by rural bridge closures

West Stirlingshire business owner Charles Cottam said he took the decision to close his coffee shop at Balmaha due to a drop-off in footfall as a result of a host of rural bridge closures.

Daily Record

Rightwing thinktanks run this government. But first, they had to capture the BBC

Why are representatives of these shadily funded groups treated as impartial observers on news programmes? asks Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

The Romantic by William Boyd review – a fine ‘whole life’ novel

Boyd tracks the adventures of a 19th-century traveller in a hugely satisfying cradle-to-grave narrative

The Guardian - UK

Guardian and Observer photographer Eamonn McCabe dies aged 74

Tributes paid to one of the most celebrated newspaper photographers and picture editors of his generation

The Guardian - UK

New cantata breathes life into history of the Irish civil war

Diaries and letters of the time, together with book by Observer war correspondent Ed Vulliamy, inspired music for orchestra and vocalists.

The Guardian - UK

Carry on screaming: why letting it all out, especially for women, can make you calmer and happier

Women are always being told to control their emotions, but releasing them is far more important. Behavioural scientist Pragya Agarwal testifies that there’s nothing like a good scream

The Guardian - UK

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

‘I’ve lost confidence in them but I don’t know if I can switch’: Tories in West Midlands face voting dilemma

Few seem willing to change parties in the home of the fabled swing-voting ‘Worcester woman’ but Liz Truss’s days may be numbered

The Guardian - UK

Bereaved families fear Covid inquiry cover-up after ban on testimony

As hearings open this week, relatives are told they will not be able to speak about hospital care standards

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: the secret British plan to keep Italy’s communists from power

Newly declassified files expose the Foreign Office’s dirty tricks campaign to influence the knife-edge 1976 election result

The Guardian - UK

Voters abandon Tories as faith in economic competence dives

Conservative MPs urge Liz Truss’s removal from No 10 after poll reveals British public’s fury over tax plans

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s scary – things are escalating fast’: protesters fill UK streets to highlight climate crisis and cost of living

Organisers hail largest wave of simultaneous protests seen in Britain for years as people turn out in over 50 towns and cities

The Guardian - UK

V&A drops financial ties with Sackler family over links with opioids

London museum bows to years of pressure and removes signs bearing name of family associated with OxyContin crisis

The Guardian - UK

Mariana Enríquez: ‘I don’t want to be complicit in any kind of silence’

The award-winning Argentinian author on how the language of horror fiction merges with her country’s history, what Stephen King taught her about writing and using ‘testers’ for her male sex scenes

The Guardian - UK

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Guardian - UK

How UK gambling safeguards fail to defend online punters

An Observer investigation finds Stake.com, the Australian sponsor of Everton, could be benefiting from weak controls designed to prevent British customers betting with cryptocurrency

The Guardian - UK

Amsterdam considers banning ‘cannabis tourists’ from its coffee shops

Fed up with stoned visitors and worried by hard-drug criminality, the mayor wants to clean up the city. But will it work?

France 24

How China uses zero-Covid policy to crack down on Tibetans

There has been a widespread outcry from the residents of Lhasa, the capital of the Chinese autonomous region of Tibet, about how local authorities are managing a Covid-19 lockdown instated on August 9. Many people have gone online to post videos showing crowded quarantine centres, which they have nicknamed 'pigsties'.…

Daily Record

Children's story event cancelled after online backlash from parents over adult entertainer

Children's entertainer Tom Harlow came under fire online from angry parents because he also works as an adult entertainer.

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Guardian - UK

Faith, Hope and Carnage by Nick Cave and Sean O’Hagan review

From heroin addiction to band breakups, the singer-songwriter opens up about his past and the agony of losing a son

The Guardian - UK

Students warned to beware hidden costs of bill-splitting firms

Handing over the ‘boring stuff’ to a third party when sharing a house at university comes with its risks

The Guardian - UK

Claudia Roden: 20 of her best recipes from a 50-year career

Cakes, kofte, couscous and roast chicken are among our favourite dishes from the revered food writer

The Guardian - UK

The Book of Goose by Yiyun Li – clever, witty novel of friendship

The writer explores the bond between two French teenagers in her profound and dramatic seventh novel

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Handbagged; The Cherry Orchard; Clutch – review

Moira Buffini’s damning satire imagining the Queen’s weekly meetings with Margaret Thatcher acquires poignancy; James Macdonald directs Chekhov in outer space; and a driving lesson for us all

The Guardian - UK

Head of World Bank under pressure after White House condemns his ‘climate denial’ comments

David Malpass apologises after saying he ‘doesn’t know’ if he accepts climate science

The Guardian - UK

‘I can’t just be quiet in the corner, accepting everything’: Lydia West on deep dives into roles

She’s swum around the Toronto Islands and dived fearlessly into Lake Como but for It’s a Sin star actor Lydia West, the most thrilling experience is taking on ‘soul-enriching’ projects… Well, that and drinking cocktails with Stanley Tucci

1 … 69 70 71 72

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.