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  • Ali G: Who Iz I?
    High-stakes satire punches up and down

    UK. Sacha Baron Cohen as Ali G

  • The politics sketch
    double quotation markZia Yusuf demands immunity from ITV’s racism hunters

    John Crace

  • ‘It’s all God’s creation’
    Farmers continue a ‘Jewishly inspired’ agrarian tradition

    Wendy Rhein poses for a portrait at her farm in Tryon, North Carolina on Sunday, October 4, 2026. The Rheins incorporate their Jewish faith into their farming practices. Mike Belleme for The Guardian

  • Middleton
    Can Coogan and Burnham save struggling towns?

    Town-series-Middleton

  • Heartbreak, hope and human imperfection
    Leonard Cohen’s greatest songs

    Portrait of Leonard Cohen in a suit and fedora, singing into the mic, looking upwards

  • Gradual decay or sudden destruction?
    Ancient philosophers on the end times

    Statue of Plato surrounded by a colorful psychedelic border

News

  • Wes Streeting with General Sir Roly Walker at the opening on Thursday of a Rheinmetall factory in the West Midlands.

    Politics
    Every Briton should stockpile water and food supplies, government advises

    Be Ready campaign aims to prepare UK for impact of climate crisis, technological dependency and threats by hostile state
  • Nigel Farage and Sasan Ghandehari stand smiling together in an office setting

    Exclusive
    Revealed: billionaire Reform donor was in business with foundation linked to Iranian regime

  • The energy secretary, Miatta Fahnbulleh, leaves 10 Downing Street

    Immigration and asylum
    Minister insists she backs migration policy after joking she couldn’t lie about supporting it

  • London's financial district on a bright sunny day

    Business
    UK to relax post-2008 rules that hold City bosses accountable for wrongdoing

  • Russell Brand, wearing sunglasses and a suit, walks past photographers outside court

    UK
    Russell Brand raped woman even though she screamed in pain, court hears

  • Narrow stretch of river with hill in background

    Wales
    Unsafe water, burning eyes and kerosene slicks: residents demand answers on River Taff leak

    People near south Wales river were told to keep windows and doors shut after thousands of litres of kerosene from a GE Aerospace site got into the water
  • Forensics investigators in white suits examine the cordoned-off crime scene after a shooting

    UK
    Woman arrested over shooting of police officer in Nottingham

  • Premiere of the film "Ali G: Who Iz I?" in Los AngelesDirector and cast member Sacha Baron Cohen, dressed as his character 'Ali G ', attends the world premiere of the film "Ali G: Who Iz I?" in Los Angeles, California, US, October 14, 2026. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni

    Exclusive
    Republican leader embarrassed by Ali G film says he plans to sue Sacha Baron Cohen: ‘A liar and a pervert’

In focus

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    The race to fix huge PHP flaw at the heart of the internet

    Websites around the world have been taken offline in a scramble to fix a flaw in the computer language PHP, with fears hackers could exploit the vulnerability to steal data, take control of web servers and disrupt services. Michael Safi speaks to global technology reporter Aisha Down
    Video9:23

Features

  • UK. Sacha Baron Cohen as Ali G

    Film
    Ali G: Who Iz I? review – Sacha Baron Cohen’s high-stakes satire punches up and down with spectacular bad taste

  • Wendy Rhein poses for a portrait at her farm in Tryon, North Carolina on Sunday, October 4, 2026. The Rheins incorporate their Jewish faith into their farming practices. Mike Belleme for The Guardian

    ‘It’s all God’s creation’
    Farmers continue a ‘Jewishly inspired’ agrarian tradition

More features

  • Chappell Roan and Christina Aguilera performing at Super Graphic Spectacular.

    Music
    Super Graphic Spectacular review – Chappell Roan dazzles at her gloriously gay mini-festival

  • 14th SCAD TVfest - PortraitsZach Braff of 'Scrubs' poses for a portrait during the 14th SCAD TVfest at Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta on February 05, 2026 in Atlanta, Georgia.

    Reader interview
    Zach Braff: ‘You can be talented and good-looking, but acting success is still like winning the lottery’

  • Portrait of Leonard Cohen in a suit and fedora, singing into the mic, looking upwards

    Music
    Heartbreak, hope and human imperfection: Leonard Cohen’s greatest songs – ranked!

  • Statue of Plato surrounded by a colorful psychedelic border

    Memento mori: a series about death
    How to face the end of the world – according to Plato and the Stoics

The long read

  • A dense crowd of pedestrians fills Oxford Street, lined with shop signs and traffic

    Everyone hates Oxford Street. Will pedestrianisation save it?

    The long read: In a few days the busiest shopping street in Europe will be closed to traffic. The hope is that an unloved and polluted thoroughfare will turn into somewhere that people actually want to spend time
  • Andy Burnham

    double quotation markWe will make the net-zero transition work for Britain – approving the Jackdaw gasfield is part of the plan

    Andy Burnham
    Protecting jobs and strengthening energy security in the short term does not mean wavering on Labour’s deep commitment to a cleaner, greener future, says UK prime minister Andy Burnham
  • John Crace

    double quotation markReform snowflake Zia Yusuf demands safe space from ITV’s racism hunters

    John Crace
    How can it be right that undercover reporters failed to ask permission to expose party’s racist and misogynist views?
  • Simon Tisdall

    double quotation markDonald Trump has sold out Ukraine. He makes appeaser Chamberlain look like a man of iron principle

    Simon Tisdall
  • Chris Stokel-Walker

    double quotation markThe internet has broken – again. Shouldn’t the tech firms that make billions from it pay to fix it?

    Chris Stokel-Walker

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  • George Monbiot

    double quotation markStrongmen like Trump would destroy the planet out of pure spite – and Brazil shows we’re all in peril

    George Monbiot
  • Emma Brockes

    double quotation markIs this Prince Harry or David Brent in The Office? Either way, we’re watching a masterclass in awkwardness

    Emma Brockes
  • Alberto Alemanno

    double quotation markA violent and coordinated youth uprising? That’s exactly the picture Europe’s enemies want to paint

    Alberto Alemanno
  • Billy Evans in 'You Can See Everything'.

    double quotation markIn You Can See Everything, it’s Elizabeth Holmes’s partner who makes for 2026’s timeliest villain

    Jesse Hassenger

  • The Guardian view
    England’s north-south divide: Burnham must deliver more than devolution

  • The Guardian view
    AI safety: the push for global regulation must advance

  • Lucy Letby
    What would make neonatal units safer for babies?

  • Care
    Carers can’t live on 51p an hour

  • Northern Ireland
    Do Stormont politics stifle the non-sectarian parties?

  • Weather
    Storm names should tell a story or two

Cartoon

  • Ben Jennings on Trump’s elevation of Putin – cartoon

    Ben Jennings on Donald Trump’s flattery of Vladimir Putin

    While the US president muses on men’s bodies, his special envoy Steve Witkoff lauds the Russian leader as a humanitarian

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  • South Africa celebrate taking the final wicket to beat Australia in the second Test in Gqeberha.

    Cricket
    South Africa beat Boland and weather to force series decider against Australia

  • Tour de France race director Christian Prudhomme unveils the map of the stages during the presentation of the Tour de France 2027 in Paris

    Cycling
    Tour de France 2027 routes revealed with British stages, time trials and a volcano

  • Ruti Aga with her Tokyo Marathon 2019 gold medal

    Athletics
    Six-year ban for top marathon runner who submitted fake prescription

  • Lucy Small prepares to surf at the Bells Beach Longboard Classic in 2023

    double quotation markSurfing faces cultural reckoning as women’s voices grow louder over sexual abuse allegations

    Lucy Small

More top stories

  • Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, arriving at Southwark crown court.

    UK news
    Tommy Robinson tells court he had photos taken of journalists’ homes to pressure them

  • a woman walks in court

    US
    Christa Pike’s IV team warned vein might be ‘blowing’ before failed execution

  • Climate activists in crow masks hold signs reading "Stop Jackdaw" and "Stop North Sea Drilling"

    Climate crisis
    Andy Burnham vows UK will hit net zero target despite Jackdaw gasfield approval

  • An aerial view shows the site where Google's data centre was set to be built in Muhos,

    Datacentres
    ‘Pure arrogance’: anger in Finland as Google illegally fells 250,000 trees for datacentre

  • a banana breeding expert brushes pollen onto banana flowers

    Food security
    Have scientists finally found a way to save the banana from disaster?

  • A bleached coral reef in Papa Bay, Hawaii, with a diver floating above it.

    Coral
    Almost every shallow-water coral reef on the planet faces ecosystem collapse by 2075, UN advisors say

  • Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram sitting on a sofa with bowls of crisps in front of them.

    Television
    Burnham to become first PM to appear on Gogglebox in episode filmed at No 10

  • Zadie Smith

    Books
    Zadie Smith among authors letting public bid to name new characters for charity auction

  • Silhouette of distressed woman.

    Domestic violence
    One in 10 adults in England and Wales experienced domestic abuse in last year, ONS finds

  • A former inmate walks along a road

    UK criminal justice
    Criminals who refuse to attend sentencing face losing prison privileges under new rules

  • Film
    Tom Skerritt, Alien and Top Gun actor, dies aged 93

  • Canada
    Alberta welcomed migrant workers. Now, it wants to restrict their rights

  • France
    Shamonda virus detected in human for first time in France

  • US-Israel war on Iran
    Iran threatens to strike oil and AI facilities across Gulf if US and Israel renew attacks

  • Budget 2026
    You be the chancellor: play our budget game to see if you can balance the books

  • Media
    BBC News to axe education editor role in cost-cutting move

  • Banking
    Barclays to cut 5,000 jobs as bank’s bosses hail AI productivity advances

  • Business
    Sainsbury’s expects challenging run-up to Christmas as households feel squeeze

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  • Jasmine Jobson and Ramla Ali photographed on the red carpet at the premiere of In the Shadows, 70th BFI London film festival, 9 October 2026

    Interview
    ‘If my brother hadn’t died, my life would be so different’: Olympic boxer Ramla Ali’s incredible journey

  • Nine members of Shovel Dance Collective lined up against a tall brick wall, dappled by shadow from a tree

    Alexis Petridis's album of the week
    Shovel Dance Collective: Everything in Readiness review – ecstatic, dissonant folk music fighting for sonic and spiritual freedom

What to watch

  • ‘Will fill the Succession-shaped hole in your life’ … Billy Magnussen as Duncan Park in The Audacity.

    Review
    The Audacity – cracking TV packed with even more gloriously awful people than Succession

  • A young woman with short brown hair stares wide-eyed with a startled expression

    Film
    ‘I’d consider replacing one of my children’: Taika Waititi on robot kids, his cheese-o-meter and Klara and the Sun

  • Joanne and Noah with their arms around each other in front of a really nice property

    TV review
    Nobody Wants This review – prepare to fall in love again … with a different couple

  • Natasia Demetriou and Ellie White in season two of Ellie & Natasia.

    Television
    Ellie & Natasia review – please give us more of this irresistibly weird comedy

What to listen to

  • Luke Kennard.

    Audiobook of the week
    Black Bag by Luke Kennard review – brilliant Booker-shortlisted campus comedy

  • Mark Wigglesworth conducts the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

    Classical music
    Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra / Wigglesworth review – phrasing with hospital corners

  • Conductor Ed Gardner smiles near a wooden railing in an ornate hallLondon; Philharmonic; Orchestra; behind; the; scenes; BTS; LPO; Music; Woodwind; Strings; Brass; Timpany; Percussion; String; Harp; Violin; Cymbals; Drums; Trumpet

    Classical music
    Bartók: Miraculous Mandarin Suite, The Wooden Prince album review – vivid colours and astute pacing

  • Jason Molina performing as The Magnolia Electric Co at All Tomorrows Parties, Somerset, 2007

    Americana
    ‘He had this electrical charge’: the short life and long legacy of Jason Molina

What to read

  • Diana Reid in Sydney’s Centennial Park in 2022.

    Books
    ‘Jane Austen is for everyone’: Australian novelist Diana Reid on adapting Sense and Sensibility

  • Sales of Sally Rooney’s books have been halted in the UK over her support for Palestine Action

    Books
    ‘It feels quite frightening’: readers rush to snap up Sally Rooney books as stocks dwindle amid Palestine Action ban

  • The cover of Liz Truss's new book features her front and centre with former politicians behind her in black suits and dark sunglasses.

    Pass notes
    Why is Liz Truss trying to be Danny Dyer with her new book?

  • Thure Erik Lund.

    Fiction in translation
    The Mystery of What Befell in the Ditch by Thure Erik Lund review – is this the greatest living Norwegian writer?

What to play

  • An animated character mid-swing releases a pink bowling ball down a lane in Switch Sports Resort

    Games
    Nintendo Switch Sports Resort review – Wii Sports lives on in this effortlessly appealing collection of games

  • A Modern Warfare soldier in tactical gear and night-vision goggles moves through wind and debris.

    Pushing Buttons
    ‘The audience gets to be in on it’: How narrative-led gameplay is Call of Duty’s greatest weapon

    Newsletter
  • A penguin stands on snow near a glowing orb beside dark statue-like silhouettes in icy fog

    Review
    Penguin Colony – an Antarctic odyssey of Nazis and Lovecraftian horrors

  • Rainbow Six Tactics art: four armoured soldiers with guns and a hammer advance through smoky rubble

    Action games
    From Mario to machine guns: how Ubisoft Paris made Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Tactics

What to visit

  • A large, bright yellow inflatable prostrate figure in the middle of a white gallery

    Eddy Frankel's gallery crawl
    The joy of strap-ons, Sherman’s plump pearls and a hypnotic apocalypse: five free exhibitions to see

  • Liv Andrusier and Shane O'Riordan in Martin Guerre

    Theatre
    Martin Guerre review – return of Les Mis duo’s melodrama reveals a surprise new hero

  • Laleh Khadivi.

    Book of the day
    Female Life on Planet Earth by Laleh Khadivi review – a mother’s secret past in the Iranian revolution

  • An actor smiles while looking at a device, headphones on. Leo Whitfield Harris in Ilford Boy by Danny at Donmar Warehouse, London.

    Stage
    Ilford Boy review – Barbra Streisand teaches teen to smile about the way we are

More culture

  • Harvey Burke-Hamilton lies curled on stage as dancers crouch and lean around him

    Stage
    This mighty cry for a goddess to help Earth proves Dickson Mbi is a bold force in dance

  • Renée Zellweger and Helen Fielding

    Books
    Helen Fielding launches Bridget Jones prize for northern comedy writing

  • Judi Dench stands outdoors with trees and greenery behind her. She is 91 with short white hair and blue eyes, and wears a loose pale blue shirt and a darker blue large scarf wrapped over her shoulders.

    Culture
    Judi Dench says sight loss means she can no longer perform but she is still ‘besotted by’ Shakespeare’s sonnets

  • Peter Faraco and Rodney Cox, then-inmates a the Monroe County Detention Center, in the jail’s on-site zoo in July 2021

    The Guardian picture essay
    ‘Former inmates want to come back to visit’: inside Florida’s prison zoo

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    Why we’re still so obsessed with Elizabeth Holmes

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    The year I turned 18
    I returned to my life in 1983 – to reckless adventures, in a world soaked in alcohol

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    Kitchen
    The best bread makers for easy homemade loaves – tested

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    The best gifts for nine-year-olds, picked by nine-year-olds and parents

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    The Filter
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    A financially comfortable friend has set up a GoFundMe for vet bills. Is this socially acceptable?

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    Should my husband stop letting our cat drink on the kitchen counter?

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    The one change that worked
    double quotation markI deleted Instagram – and embraced the joys of a truly private life

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    ‘I can charge my car for £6’: could new rules cut costs for EV drivers?

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    £3,500 and no work done: the offer to help that’s really a roofing scam

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    Going nowhere fast? Personal trainers on why you aren’t seeing results in the gym

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    Dresses
    ‘I wanted to create the female version of a man’s suit’: how Roland Mouret’s Galaxy dress took over the world

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