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  • The cover of the 23 October edition of the Guardian Weekly magazine on the Israel elections.

    Inside Guardian Weekly
    Israel’s fault lines: inside the 23 October Guardian Weekly

    Far right gains predicted in key election. Plus: why the mystery over Havana syndrome refuses to die
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History of Guardian weekly

  • Guardian Weekly cover compilation

    Guardian Weekly: our bold new look for the international edition

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    A visual history of Guardian Weekly

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  • The Guardian Weekly team in 1921

    A short history of Guardian Weekly: celebrating our success

  • The Guardian Weekly is 100

    The Guardian Weekly is 100 years old

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  • Two firefighters dressed in red on scorched land with smoke in distance.

    Burnham to reveal plans for AI unit to tackle wildfires after scorching summer

  • A visitor's hand holds an AIPAC folder showing American and Israeli flags

    Aipac halts candidate endorsements amid US backlash against Israel

  • 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

  • Lawmakers in Albania clash as opposition MPs attempt to disrupt a parliamentary session

    Scuffle breaks out in Albanian parliament over student protests – video

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In pictures

  • All the kapa haka teams from East Cape iwi Te Whānau a Apanui joined forces to perform at the first coronation celebration of the Māori Queen, Nga Wai Hono i te Po. “A proud moment for our iwi, reaffirming our commitment to the kaupapa of the Kiingitanga,” says Erica Sinclair, who documents as many Te Whānau a Apanui events as she can: “One day, if not now, it will matter to somebody looking back.”

    New Zealand Geographic photographer of the year competition 2026 – in pictures

    Almost 70 finalists were chosen from 6,000 entries for New Zealand’s largest photographic competition, with works reflecting the country’s natural environment, wildlife, culture, history and traditions
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  • A masked protester throws a stone during a demonstration, with a crowd behind him

    From Paris to Porto, from Tirana to Milan: protests across Europe – in pictures

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  • A protester wrapped in a French flag faces Lyon's tourism office burning with thick black smoke

    ‘If we burn, you burn’: hundreds arrested at protests across France – in pictures

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  • A boy's hands touching an artichoke in a field

    Crossword blog
    Crossword editor’s desk: why the Independent’s puzzle should live on

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    Cryptic crosswords
    Cryptic crossword No 30,144

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    Quick crosswords
    Quick crossword No 17,617

  • Sudoku
    Sudoku 7,495 hard

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    Prize crosswords
    Prize crossword No 30,140

  • Killer sudoku
    Killer sudoku 1,044

  • An espresso shot pours from the metal spout of an espresso machine into a small white cup of espresso

    The Saturday quiz
    Which coffee chain was founded in London in 1971? The Saturday quiz

  • Kinng Arthur's round table on the wall in Winchester England U K

    Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Did you solve it? The treacherous puzzle of the round table

  • A person walks past a colourful construction hoarding with residential towers behind

    How Elephant and Castle risks becoming London’s gentrification ‘patient zero’

  • A Group Of People Sitting Outside The Jolene Bakery and Restaurant, London, UK.2MK639H A Group Of People Sitting Outside The Jolene Bakery and Restaurant, London, UK.

    ‘Not quite Greggs’: TikTok creators put London’s ‘gentrified’ bakeries to the test

  • Harry Ryder and Simona Di Dio on the street outside the restaurant, Simona is wearing a red apron

    ‘A place of two halves’: how Margate’s art-led renewal has divided opinion

  • A flat white coffee

    A long-running battle between family-run cafes and the chains

  • a banana breeding expert brushes pollen onto banana flowers

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

  • An operative wearing blue rubber gloves uses tweezers to place a sample into a vial

    Big pharma accused of ‘free-riding on nature’ as global fund attracts just $7,000

  • A woman photographs blooming Kohuwa grass plumes with her phone in Assam

    World Bank says ‘small AI’ could transform developing countries

  • Headshot of a smiling teenage Arab boy

    Saudi Arabia to execute man for being at protests and funerals when he was 15

Culture

  • Sam, Abi and Ethan pose together in a kitchen; one holds a box, another wears rubber gloves

    It Gets Worse review – Leo Reich is a rare star and the future of TV comedy

  • Side by side image of Suzie Miller next to the book jacket of Inter Alia.

    Inter Alia by Suzie Miller review – an urgent play about rape and justice is undermined by its novelisation

  • Flo and Joan sit leaning back against an upright piano, hands raised to the keys above them

    Flo & Joan: With Feeling review – sisters turn an old rock setlist into hilariously neurotic songs

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

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

Long reads

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

    Everyone hates Oxford Street. Will pedestrianisation save it?

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    The Netanyahu doctrine: how Israel’s longest-serving leader reshaped the country in his image – podcast

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  • Illustration showing the Lónyay–Hatvany-villa; in the background is the Budapest parliament building

    ‘The last bastion is gone’: the US right idolised Orbán’s Hungary. Can they recover now he has fallen?

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    A tale of two trap houses: being cuckooed ruined my friend’s life – but did it then help save him? – podcast

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