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    Your Party has a radical plan to change British politics

    Jeremy Corbyn

  2. Life
    I swapped single-parent holiday hell for pet-sitting heaven

    Nicola Skinner, pictured with dog Buzz during a house sit in West Sussex, 2025

  3. Battlefield 6 review
    Operatic, ear-shattering warfare

    A screenshot from Battlefield 6.

  4. Is it true that …
    Does cutting out carbs help you lose weight?

    An illustration of a woman cutting a piece of sliced white bread in half with scissors

  5. Nesrine Malik
    Western leaders are in no position to build a Palestinian future

    Nesrine Malik

  6. Tracked
    Britain’s rail operators are back in public hands, but is it working?

    Map of the UK's rail network with train times board - all overlaid on image of train tracks

Gaza ceasefire

  • Gaza ceasefire live
    All living Israeli hostages freed as Trump heads to Egypt for summit – latest updates

    • US President Donald Trump waves before boarding Air Force One as he leaves Israel for Egypt
      US President Donald Trump waves before boarding Air Force One as he leaves Israel for Egypt
    • Released Israeli hostage Omri Miran is reunited with his wife and father
      Released Israeli hostage Omri Miran is reunited with his wife and father
    • A freed Palestinian embraces his daughter after being released from Israeli jail
      A freed Palestinian embraces his daughter after being released from Israeli jail
    • Donald Trump reacts next to Amir Ohana and Isaac Herzog as he receives a standing ovation
      Donald Trump reacts next to Amir Ohana and Isaac Herzog as he receives a standing ovation
    • A freed Palestinian is greeted after being released from Israeli jail
      A freed Palestinian is greeted after being released from Israeli jail
    • Eitan Mor reunited with his parents
      Eitan Mor reunited with his parents
    • Matan Zangauker with his mother
      Matan Zangauker with his mother
    • People watch from a hilltop near a military prison waiting for the release of Palestinian prisoners
      People watch from a hilltop near a military prison waiting for the release of Palestinian prisoners
    • Alon Ohel with his family
      Alon Ohel with his family
    • People react as they watch a live broadcast of hostages released from Gaza in Tel Aviv
      People react as they watch a live broadcast of hostages released from Gaza in Tel Aviv
    US president receives standing ovation in Knesset as 20 hostages come home and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners are released
    Latest
  • Brothers Gali Berman and Ziv Berman arrive at Sheba Medical Center following their release on Monday.

    Full report
    Hamas releases 20 remaining living Israeli hostages after two years in Gaza

  • A group of men in hi-vis waistcoats search under a collapsed building as others record their findings

    ‘My heart is broken’
    Palestinians begin searching the Gaza rubble for their dead

  • A billboard leading to the venue of the upcoming Peace Summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, featuring Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.

    Explainer
    As Donald Trump heads to Gaza ‘peace summit’ in Egypt, who is going – and who isn’t?

  • Gali Berman, facing the camera, hugs his twin brother Ziv after they were released by Hamas

    In pictures
    Released Israeli hostages reunite with families

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News

  • Laura Murton

    Protest
    Kent police apologise to protester threatened with arrest for holding Palestine flag

    Force agrees to pay damages to Laura Murton, 43, who also had sign saying ‘Israel is committing genocide’
  • Reform UK's deputy leader Richard Tice behind a lectern at his party conference

    Politics
    Reform UK abandoning manifesto pledge of £90bn in tax cuts, deputy leader admits

  • Philippe Aghion, Joel Mokyr, and Peter Howitt, winners of the 2025 Nobel prize in economics

    Economics
    Trio win Nobel economics prize for work on technology-driven growth

  • Keira Knightley at the premiere of The Woman in Cabin 10, London.

    Culture
    Keira Knightley says she was ‘not aware’ of JK Rowling boycott calls before joining Harry Potter audiobooks

  • Diane Keaton and Woody Allen in Annie Hall (1977).

    Film
    ‘I cared only what Diane Keaton had to say’: Woody Allen pays tribute to late actor, co-star and former partner

In focus

  • Map of the UK's rail network with train times board - all overlaid on image of train tracks

    Rail industry
    Most of Great Britain’s major rail operators are back in public hands – is it working?

    Explore the Guardian’s tracker to see which operators are nationalised and if services are improving under public ownership
  • A worker waters the site of a rare earth metals mine in Jiangxi province, China

    Explained
    Why has the US-China trade war restarted and how have markets reacted?

  • A cleanroom at the 2D Photonics development facility in Pisa

    Business
    ‘Lab to fab’: are promises of a graphene revolution finally coming true?

Features

  • ‘I was seeing things the journalists were not seeing’ … the French philosopher and author Manon Garcia.

    Gisèle Pelicot
    ‘These men think they’ve done nothing wrong’: the philosopher who tried to understand Gisèle Pelicot’s rapists

  • Nicola Skinner, pictured with dog Buzz during a house sit in West Sussex, 2025

    The one change that worked
    I swapped single-parent holiday hell for pet-sitting heaven

More features

  • Hands holding a large conker, half removed from its spiky shell.

    Pass notes
    ‘Nature’s Labubu’: why are gen Z ‘unboxing’ conkers?

  • ‘Being brother and sister, we’re not impressed with each other’ … Matthew and Eleanor Friedberger, AKA the Fiery Furnaces.

    Music
    The Fiery Furnaces reissue a cult classic: ‘We knew we wouldn’t seem like an also-ran NYC band in leather jackets’

  • An illustration of a woman cutting a piece of sliced white bread in half with scissors

    Is it true that …
    Does cutting out carbs help you lose weight?

  • Luca Williams-Barnett of Tottenham, Liverpool’s La’more Lee Forrester and Reggie Walsh of Chelsea

    Football
    Next Generation 2025: 20 of the best talents at Premier League clubs

  • Cathleen Caffrey sits in her garden, Santa Rosa, California, September 2025.

    A new start after 60
    I realised I had autism – and suddenly my life made sense. I have never been so happy

  • Aerial view of a smallish island with dark soil and patches of green along a spit of flatter land in front of two peaks

    The aftermath
    A new island erupted from the sea – can it show us how nature works without human interference?

  • Protesters display saltires and union flags as a police officer stands guard

    The Guardian picture essay
    ‘Compassion is stronger than division’: Glasgow’s battle over the saltire

    Scotland’s national flag has become a flashpoint in a growing cultural battle linked to anti-immigration sentiment. In the racially diverse Springburn area of Glasgow, people fear a storm is gathering and refuse to let it pass unchallenged

Opinion

  • Nesrine Malik

    While the perpetrators of Gaza’s genocide pose as its saviours, survivors return home – to a wasteland

    Nesrine Malik
    Western leaders attending the Sharm el-Sheikh summit have enabled and sponsored this slaughter. They are in no position to build a Palestinian future, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
  • Jeremy Corbyn

    Voters’ voices are being shut out of British politics. Your Party has a radical plan to change that

    Jeremy Corbyn
    At our conference in November we will use a jury service-type model to allow members to discuss and decide policy, strategy and even the name of our party, says Your Party co-founder Jeremy Corbyn
  • Roy Schwartz

    The war in Gaza is over, says Trump. Now who will be responsible for maintaining the peace?

    Roy Schwartz
  • Carys Afoko

    A vampire novel that smells of garlic? Well, if it gets people reading …

    Carys Afoko

More opinion

  1. Sadiq Khan

    All beliefs are welcome in London – we cannot allow extremists to divide us

    Sadiq Khan

  2. Against ‘chat control’: we can’t eliminate child abuse by eliminating privacy

    Jeremy Malcolm

  3. The antichrist has long haunted American politics. Now it’s rearing its head again

    Matthew Avery Sutton
  4. Francesco Grillo

    Trump calls climate science a ‘con job’. That could make tackling the crisis a whole lot easier

    Francesco Grillo

Editorials

  • The Guardian view
    Labour targeting nature: the problem isn’t snails, but a broken housing model

  • The Guardian view
    Gen Z protests: these movements share more than an interest in anime

Letters

  1. Politics
    Looking for signs of life in centre-right politics in Britain

  2. Books
    Try these habits to reinvigorate your reading

  3. Law
    Tackling the lack of Black talent in the legal system

  4. Travel
    A country retreat that’s off-grid but online

Cartoon

  • Nicola Jennings on the release of Israeli hostages – cartoon

    Nicola Jennings
    The release of Israeli hostages

    Donald Trump will be in Egypt ahead of the release of 48 Israeli hostages on Monday, with 2,000 Palestinian detainees to follow

Sport

  • McLaren celebrate winning the constructors’ championship in Singapore

    Formula One
    Norris as Senna and Piastri as Prost? No, but McLaren must hope title is settled on track

  • Jack Wilshere oversees a warm-up with Norwich (Photo by Gareth Evans/News Images)2YMWWE7 Jack Wilshere first team coach of Norwich City watches on during the pre-game warm up ahead of the Sky Bet Championship match West Bromwich Albion vs Norwich City at The Hawthorns, West Bromwich, United Kingdom, 23rd November 2024 (Photo by Gareth Evans/News Images)

    Football
    ‘A full-circle moment for me’: Wilshere confirmed as Luton manager

  • Tadej Pogacar is cheered on by fans as he cycles in a lone breakaway before going on to win Il Lombardia.

    Cycling
    Pogacar rules with total pedal power after brushing off mid-season blues

    A fifth successive Il Lombardia triumph completed another dominant season for the Slovenian, while on the women’s tour Pauline Ferrand-Prévot divided opinion

More sport

  1. APTOPIX Lions Chiefs FootballDetroit Lions defensive back Brian Branch (32) fights with Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster (9) while be held back by Chiefs' James Winchester, left, and Isiah Pacheco (10) following an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, in Kansas City, Mo. (AP Photo/Ed Zurga)

    NFL
    Smith-Schuster left with bloody nose after Lions-Chiefs ends in ‘childish’ brawl

  2. Ben Davies playing for Wales

    Football
    Unflappable, indispensable: centurion Davies is the glue that holds Wales together

  3. Julian Nagelsmann during a press conference at Windsor Park in Belfast

    Football
    Nagelsmann sorry if ‘long ball’ Northern Ireland comments seen as disrespectful

  4. New England Patriots v New Orleans SaintsNEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA - OCTOBER 12: Drake Maye #10 of the New England Patriots walks off the field after the game against the New Orleans Saints at Caesars Superdome on October 12, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

    NFL
    Has Maye ended the Patriots’ painful Brady hangover?

More top stories

  • Emmanuel Macron (Centre) Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (right) and the UK’s Keir Starmer at Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, on Monday

    Europe live
    French political crisis continues as Macron blames rivals for ‘sense of disorder’

    President, attending Gaza summit in Egypt, reiterates he will not step down as opponents lodge no-confidence motions in the government
  • A Krone combine harvester at work in the US

    Trump tariffs
    One of Europe’s biggest farm machinery firms halts US exports over ‘hidden’ tariffs

  • Leonard Farruku

    UK
    Family says failure to assess man’s mental health led to his death on Bibby Stockholm

Climate crisis & environment

  1. A young Indigenous woman holding a baby in a street looks at the camera. Two other women and a man stand with her. All are wearing matching navy blue T-shorts with Oco Bain written on them, and have brown symbols drawn on their cheeks

    Southern frontlines
    Can Colombia embrace clean energy without damaging the Amazon?

  2. Woman's legs in blue hiking pants traverse marsh at sunset.

    Plastics
    Microplastics are brought into the wilderness on hiking shoes and gear, study shows

  3. People observe a river overflowing with rainwater after torrential rains from Tropical Storm Raymond triggered landslides and flooding in Jalcocotán, Nayarit state, Mexico

    Weather tracker
    Storms cause deadly landslides in Mexico and floods in Spain

  4. a women with her hands on her neck

    Climate crisis
    ‘It’s a road to destruction’: climate defenders facing surge in reprisals, says UN expert

UK news

  1. a prison officer on the landing of a prison

    Prisons
    Education cuts in prisons ultimately endanger the public, watchdog says

  2. A correspondent from HM Revenue and Customs.A correspondence from HM Revenue of Customs. The British government department for the collections of taxes and custom duties.

    Economy
    IFS warns Rachel Reeves against ‘half-baked dash for revenue’

  3. Graffiti that reads: 'No migrant welcome'

    Society
    UK charities say toxic immigration rhetoric leading to threats against staff

  4. Loay with his wife, Hala, and their three-month-old daughter Raseel in Khan Younis.

    Education
    MPs highlight plight of Gaza students unable to come to UK with children

World news

  1. Portugal
    Portugal’s far-right Chega falls well short of expectations in local elections

  2. US
    Tennessee community mourns 16 killed in munitions plant explosion

  3. US
    Growing number of US veterans face arrest over Ice raid protests

  4. Health
    Sharp global rise in antibiotic-resistant infections in hospitals, WHO finds

Business & technology

  1. Business live
    National Lottery operator Allwyn to merge with Greece’s OPAP; European markets lifted as US tariff fears ease

  2. Business
    Markets rebound amid latest US-China tariff spat as traders look to possible ‘Taco trade’

  3. Energy industry
    Energy firms complete UK’s first ‘hydrogen blending’ trial to power grid

  4. ‘Death to Spotify’
    The DIY movement to get artists and fans to quit the music app

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  • November 23, 2003 - Hollywood, California, U.S. - Diane Keaton at the press junket for her new film.''Something's Gotta Give'' in New York City. .November 23, 2003 (Credit Image: © Armando Gallo/ZUMA Studio)3AWN0AA November 23, 2003 - Hollywood, California, U.S. - Diane Keaton at the press junket for her new film.''Something's Gotta Give'' in New York City. .November 23, 2003 (Credit Image: © Armando Gallo/ZUMA Studio)

    Diane Keaton
    ‘The most spontaneous person I’ve ever met’: Guardian writers remember Diane Keaton

  • A screenshot from Battlefield 6.

    Games
    Battlefield 6 review – operatic, ear-shattering all-encompassing warfare

What to watch

  1. Sean Astin and Elijah Wood in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

    Film
    ‘Cosy and comforting’: why The Fellowship of the Ring is my feelgood movie

  2. Claire Foy in H is for Hawk, directed by Philippa Lowthorpe.

    Film
    H is for Hawk review – Claire Foy is tremendously authentic in eccentric grief drama

  3. Tim Robinson sitting in a softly lit room on the phone in The Chair Company.

    TV tonight
    New comedy The Chair Company is quirky viewing

  4. Souleymane's Story Press publicity film still

    Film
    Souleymane’s Story review – superb performance ballasts drama of man clinging on in the margins in Paris

What to listen to

  1. Bruce Springsteen, pictured around the release of 1982’s Nebraska.

    Music
    Bruce Springsteen: Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition review – fabled album falls short of expectations

  2. Marc Maron, who has presented WTF for 16 years.

    Podcasts
    ‘Like losing a friend’: farewell to Marc Maron’s pioneering podcast WTF

  3. Iggy Pop by Photographer Rob Baker Ashton shot in Miami, July 2019

    Best podcasts of the week
    Iggy Pop is mother nature: best podcasts of the week

  4. Ben Meiselas portrait

    Podcasts
    ‘We’re fighting for you!’ Podcaster Ben Meiselas on taking on the Maga media – and winning the ratings battle

What to read

  1. hills over Port Antonio, Jamaica in 1891.

    Poem of the week
    My Mother by Claude McKay

  2. Oscar Wilde 1882 American tour.

    Book of the day
    After Oscar by Merlin Holland review – Wilde’s grandson on the legacy of a scandal

  3. Finding the perfect match with nail color palette

    Fiction
    Pick a Colour by Souvankham Thammavongsa review – behind the scenes at the nail salon

  4. Sarah Perry

    Sarah Perry
    ‘I wanted to write more than I wanted to have children’: author Sarah Perry on rejecting motherhood

What to play

  1. Anamanaguchi, press, publicity photo. Peter Berkman left

    High scores
    Meet Anamanaguchi, the band behind the last Scott Pilgrim video game’s soundtrack – and the next one

  2. A group of game developers holding up a IGDA banner.

    IGDA Foundation
    The non-profit helping people from all over the world to become successful game developers

  3. Pay to play … Game Pass Ultimate will increase from £14.99 to £22.99 a month.

    Subscriptions
    What the Xbox Game Pass price hike says about the rising cost of playing games

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  4. ColdWarGames: It’s All a Game at the Alliiertenmuseum, Berlin.

    Exhibitions
    Cold war power play: how the Stasi got into computer games

What to visit

  1. Ross Harmon, top, with Annabelle Terry, Adam Taylor and Paige Fenlon in Get Down Tonight.

    Stage
    Get Down Tonight review – KC and the Sunshine Band’s story dimmed in drearily meta musical

  2. Mitsuko Uchida at London's Wigmore Hall on 12 October 2025.

    Classical
    Mitsuko Uchida review – enthralling and exhilarating late Beethoven

  3. A woman poses on stage under the letters JADE

    Live in Brighton
    Jade review – pop’s quirkiest star transcends manufactured past

  4. A woman and a man embrace nervously on stageDirector Floris Visser, Revival Director Rachael Hewer. Set Designer Dieweke van Reij. Rodolfo - Andres Agudelo, Mimi - Aida Pacu, Marcello - Aksel Daveyan, Musetta - Camilla Harris.

    Classical music
    La Bohème review – noirish reframing of Puccini’s classic weepy

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  1. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie; Yinka Shonibare’s ‘Refugee Astronaut’; Skepta; Sade; Ben Okri; Wole Soyinka; Fela Kuti.

    Art
    ‘A palette unlike anything in the west’: Ben Okri, Yinka Shonibare and more on how Nigerian art revived Britain’s cultural landscape

  2. People walk among paintings and a sculpture.

    Art
    Head of Frieze art fair hopes for ‘Barbenheimer moment’ with Paris rival

  3. Painting of a child standing looking a girl or woman sitting on a horse

    Music
    Kate Bush and artists harness power of Running Up That Hill for War Child appeal

  4. Denton Welch (1915-1948), By the Sea, painted in 1940, and later adapted by the artist.

    Art and design
    ‘A hunger for wild, physical sensation’: Alan Hollinghurst on painter and writer Denton Welch who died tragically young

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    The Filter
    Do you really need to buy a new laptop? When to upgrade – and when to hold off

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    The Filter
    50 men’s autumn wardrobe updates for under £150 (some are even free)

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    Review
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  1. Rukmini Iyer's lime dal with roast squash and chilli cashews.

    Quick and easy
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    Sophie Wyburd’s recipes for autumn warmers
    Cauliflower risotto and sausages with squash and beans

  3. Punk Royale, London.

    Grace Dent on restaurants
    Punk Royale, London W1: ‘Someone shoved mystery slop in my mouth’

  4. Felicity Cloake's cinnamon rolls.

    Felicity Cloake's masterclass
    How to make cinnamon buns

Relationships

  1. An illustration of a naked woman holding a tiny man whose hair is like a cat-o’-nine-tails

    This is how we do it
    ‘I worried about his kinks, but I’m learning to relax and be playful’

  2. Shakespeare's Plays: Romeo and JulietIllustration for Chatfishin article

    Dating
    ‘I realised I’d been ChatGPT-ed into bed’: how ‘Chatfishing’ made finding love on dating apps even weirder

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    Ask Annalisa Barbieri
    I apologise too much, and it annoys everyone around me. How can I stop?

  4. Jim and Ameeta in Rainbow Valley

    The moment I knew
    He was so open and vulnerable, even as a bloke’s bloke

Money & consumer

  1. British Airways cancelled a holiday flight home but gives two very different reasons.

    Consumer champions
    BA stalls over paying out £220 flight compensation

  2. A driver's hands on a steering wheel

    Scam watch
    ‘£850 to skip the queue’: how scammers are exploiting driving test delays

  3. A basket of staple food items at a supermarket

    Money
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    Fantasy house hunt
    Homes for sale near arboretums and botanic gardens in England and Wales

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Health & fitness

  1. The illustration includes an image of Brigid with gym gear.

    Fitness
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  2. A medical syringe is held aloft with the person thumb on the plunger against a black background

    'Skinny jab'
    TikTok influencers fuelling parallel market for unlicensed weight-loss drug

  3. Zoe Williams in a Me Me Me T-shirt

    Wellbeing
    Do selfish self-help books improve your life?

  4. a composite image of smiling lips

    Sleep
    Do you grind your teeth at night? Here’s what to do

Fashion & beauty

  1. Two woman hand inside lamp for nails on table close up. UV lamp for drying nails with gel method. violet nails dried in the lamp

    Nails
    Exactly how safe is a gel manicure?

  2. A model wearing Levi's 501 jeans and a matching denim skirt sits on a stool

    Fashion
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    Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion
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Travel

  1. Eilean Sionnach Lighthouse Cottage from Coolstays

    Splendid isolation
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  2. A simple brick house with a chimney, standing on its own in a fenced clearing, with trees behind

    England
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  3. Woman walks through coastal dune grass at west beach, Berneray, Outer Hebrides, Scotland

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    Flashback
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  7. The one change that worked: I swapped single-parent holiday hell for pet-sitting heaven

  8. BA stalls over paying out £220 flight compensation

  9. ‘Compassion is stronger than division’: Glasgow’s battle over the saltire

  10. A new start after 60: I realised I had autism – and suddenly my life made sense. I have never been so happy