2. Bill Gates says climate crisis won’t cause ‘humanity’s demise’ in call to shift focus to ‘improving lives’
7. The Guardian view on state failure: Britain’s crisis is not just one of investment, but also of upkeep Editorial
20. Physical: Asia review – some of these super-strong contestants look like barrels wrapped in muscles and hair
23. I am the first Indigenous journalist to exclusively interview António Guterres. How many others will listen?
25. US citizens on the threat of being racially profiled by ICE: ‘I carry my passport card at all times’
27. Who is Lily Allen’s Madeline about? Wait, I don’t actually want to know – pop needs its mysteries
31. ‘I spoke complete twaddle for four minutes’: Meera Syal, Larry Lamb and more on the terror of stage fright
42. It''s the noblest battle of our new free-speech age: Sarah Pochin''s anti-woke couch crusade Marina Hyde
46. Kenny Dalglish review – Liverpool’s everyman football hero who took the city’s woes on his shoulders
58. House of Dynamite writer ‘respectfully disagrees’ with Pentagon’s complaints about nuclear missile thriller
59. Want to go to a UK university? Don’t ask me to help you write your personal statement Zoe Williams
61. How do you move a village? Residents of France’s last outpost in North America try to outrun the sea
69. Trump and new Japanese prime minister share praise and vow to strengthen ‘remarkable’ relationship – US politics live
70. Woman in her 80s found dead on Great Barrier Reef’s Lizard Island after failing to return to cruise ship
75. ‘Drinking was big!’ Pub landlords – one gen Z, one 66 – discuss how they stay open in an age of sobriety
80. Expanded state powers on fossil fuel projects and water ‘betrayal’ of Australians, nature law critics say
81. This hotels saga isn’t really about asylum seekers: it’s a window on to a far bigger scandal Gaby Hinsliff
82. Hurricane Melissa latest updates: three dead in Jamaica as people told to get to higher ground before storm makes landfall
94. Jimmy Carr’s Am I the A**hole? review – the idea for this comedy panel show is one of TV’s laziest
97. ‘DeepSeek is humane. Doctors are more like machines’: my mother’s worrying reliance on AI for health advice
100. Forget diplomatic niceties: it''s beyond time Europe denounced Trump''s trashing of democracy in the US Paul Taylor
102. ‘China is watching’: Finland warns defeating Russia’s invasion of Ukraine key to stability in Indo-Pacific
107. Man finds surfboard that drifted 2,400km from Australia to New Zealand - and then finds its owner
112. More than a million people every week show suicidal intent when chatting with ChatGPT, OpenAI estimates
114. It: Welcome to Derry review – the demonic, liver-eating baby in this Stephen King prequel is horrifying
119. At least 174 racehorses died from racing or training injuries in past 12 months in Australia, report finds
130. The Guardian view on global aid cuts: a malaria resurgence could be the canary in the coalmine Editorial
131. Milei’s win in Argentina had Trump’s fingerprints all over it. But just how long will their friendship last? Jordana Timerman
136. Jack DeJohnette was more than a jazz drummer – his staggering range made him a superhuman force in music
140. The one change that worked: I adopted a one-in, one-out wardrobe policy and rediscovered my love of clothes
141. ‘We were fitted with remote control penises’: Harry Enfield and Kathy Burke on Kevin and Perry Go Large
147. Double, heavy, pure cream? Helen Goh’s guide to baking across borders – plus a finger bun recipe
160. Trump cuts likely hindered warning process for Alaska storm that displaced hundreds, experts say
164. Donald Trump greeted by Emperor Naruhito in Japan before meeting new prime minister – US politics live
171. Blue Has No Borders review – hunt for British identity in British seaside town maps the national psyche
172. From ‘mood hoovers’ to ‘energy vampires’ - here’s why negative friends are good for you Emma Beddington
174. Hurricane Melissa strengthens to category 5 and heads for Jamaica amid warning ‘many communities will not survive flooding’ – live
178. ‘Our work has only just begun’: Mamdani, Sanders and AOC rally the faithful ahead of NYC mayoral election
186. ‘Open hostility has become normalised’: Dutch Muslims fear rise of far right as general election looms
193. A new start after 60: I got divorced and spent a year trying 70 new things – from pole-dancing to spring rolls
199. No shame, no opprobrium: racism is priced in now. Of all the right’s victories, this one has been critical Jason Okundaye
201. From Epstein and Prince Andrew to a drain snake: Edith Pritchett’s week in Venn diagrams – cartoon
202. ‘People thought I was a communist doing this as a non-profit’: is Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales the last decent tech baron?
203. Geert Wilders failed in government, but the far right retains its grip on the Netherlands Cas Mudde
206. ‘We want people to get lost!’ Princeton’s new museum survives scandal to deliver a mazey art ambush
209. Ukraine war briefing: Russia claims test of nuclear-powered missile condemned as ‘flying Chornobyl’
213. Brazil and Peru are failing uncontacted people – and the Amazon’s future is at stake Julio Cusurichi Palacios and Beto Marubo
217. Nearly 25,000 without power in Queensland and outages in Victoria after state’s wettest day in over a year
218. Daisy May and Charlie Cooper’s NightWatch review – the This Country siblings are brilliant together
242. ‘The Rushmore story is hard to tell’: how an Indigenous park leader revealed the monument’s dark side
243. ‘It sounds like witchcraft’: can light therapy really give you better skin, cleaner teeth, stronger joints?
250. The kindness of strangers: when I found out my cancer had spread, the woman in the next bed reached out
252. A Hawaiian princess bequeathed her inheritance to her people. The schools they set up are being sued
253. Arsenal v Crystal Palace, Aston Villa v Manchester City and more: Premier League clockwatch – live
258. Catherine Connolly’s election as president has added a new dynamic to Irish politics Justine McCarthy
259. ‘They disappeared when the wall came down’: German author Jenny Erpenbeck on the objects that contain vast histories
260. Dining across the divide: ‘I said Trump’s a bit of a despot and shouldn’t have had a state visit to the UK’
264. This is how we do it: ‘When his grandma heard us having sex, she asked if we’d been “having a fun dance” upstairs’
267. ‘Under the stuff I can’t throw out is the stuff my parents couldn’t throw out’: novelist Anne Enright on the agony of clearing her family home
269. ‘Pepper-spraying a 15 year old is cowardly’: Turnstile on hostile cops, playing through pain and taking hardcore punk global
271. Heard the one about the three vicars who went to the cinema – and were taught a lesson in tolerance? Ravi Holy
273. ‘The best song to play at a party is the one that gets people to leave’: Sananda Maitreya’s honest playlist
276. The war in Gaza is supposed to be over. But be warned: without truth and justice, it will never truly end Simon Tisdall
278. Grandees River Plate all at sea and banking on new president with a familiar name Jonathan Wilson
289. A big moth, or something from Day of the Dead? One man’s search for an otherworldly Australian insect
290. ‘He trained us like Cool Runnings’: how Australian brothers took on niche Finnish sport to become the Finskaroos
299. Colonial inversions and parliamentary takeovers: the strange, surreal photos of Michael Cook – in pictures