1. Manchester synagogue terrorist pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 999 call

2. Florida man charged with starting Palisades fire that killed 12 people

3. Jamaica imposes curfews after two deadly shootings rattle the island

4. All the news and science from the 2025 Nobel prizes – podcast

5. Twente v Chelsea: Women’s Champions League – live

6. Taylor Swift beats Adele’s first week in US sales record with Life of a Showgirl

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

8. Illegal gold mining clears 140,000 hectares of Peruvian Amazon

9. National security threatened by climate crisis, UK defence chiefs due to warn

10. ‘Veggie burgers’ could be off EU menu as MEPs back renaming plant-based foods

11. Alabama sheriff condemned over ‘racist’ Halloween display at home

12. I have been criticised for being part of the Riyadh comedy festival. This is why I did it Omid Djalili

13. Clarke nonplussed by Katy Perry but hopes for fireworks from Scotland in qualifiers

14. That’s me in the 45m Hockney! The man in the masterpiece relives sitting for David back in the heady LA party days

15. ‘Rawdogging’ marathons: has gen Z discovered the secret to reclaiming our focus?

16. Bill Burr calls critics of Riyadh comedy festival ‘sanctimonious’ and ‘phoney’

17. ‘From reef to retail’: experts warn global marine aquarium fish trade relies heavily on wild populations

18. Clubs target groundbreaking 4.3bn TV rights deal for European football competitions

19. Legal experts question reasoning behind CPS dropping China ‘spies’ case

20. IMF chief warns ‘uncertainty is the new normal’ in global economy

21. Trump calls for jailing of Chicago mayor and Illinois governor as national guard arrives in city

22. Football Daily Steven Gerrard and England’s ‘egotistical losers’: a generation revisited

23. Gisèle Pelicot tells appeal trial she never gave consent to man convicted of rape

24. The Life of a Showgirl is a massive hit – and massively divisive. What should Taylor Swift do next?

25. ‘AI is here to stay and change things’: Mad Max director George Miller on why he is taking part in an AI film festival

26. Germany draws up law to allow police to shoot down drones

27. Traffic chaos, shark fishing and Typhoon Matmo: photos of the day – Wednesday

28. UK universities offered to monitor students’ social media for arms firms, emails show

29. Why Tony Blair just can’t kick the habit of imperial interference in the Middle East Oliver Eagleton

30. ‘Their chemistry made one of their deaths inevitable’: how a billionaire couple’s life in paradise turned deadly

31. Jess Cartner-Morley: ladylike fashion is back, but it’s been given a modern twist

32. Brazilian governor apologies after joking about deadly methanol poisoning crisis

33. Tour operator Intrepid drops carbon offsets and emissions targets

34. Ecuador’s president unharmed after protesters attack his motorcade

35. Ex-FBI director James Comey to appear in court amid concerns of Trump weaponizing justice department – live

36. The hidden cost of ultra-processed foods on the environment: ‘The whole industry should pay’

37. How to turn outer lettuce leaves into mayonnaise – recipe

38. More than 40 Trump administration picks tied directly to oil, gas and coal, analysis shows

39. ‘This is a west African story’: how modern art tackled Nigeria’s identity crisis

40. Paraglider bomb attack by Myanmar military kills at least 20 at protest

41. Katy Perry review – like being high on Haribo while trapped in a theme park

42. Bank of England warns of growing risk that AI bubble could burst

43. Ican Klíma obituary

44. Wirtz, Durán and different career paths: what happened to Next Generation 2020?

45. Inspired and emotional: why a drunk Ray Winstone was exactly what the Star Wars prequels needed

46. ‘Sensationally damning’: Malaysian football rocked by naturalisation scandal

47. Badenoch addresses Tory conference amid criticism of her plan to slash student numbers by 100,000 – UK politics live

48. Spot gold rises above 4,000 for the first time; car dealer Vertu Motors warns of 5.5m profit hit from JLR disruption – business live

49. Outgoing French PM hopeful for concessions to avoid snap elections

50. A rare comet from beyond our solar system is being closely tracked – what can it teach us?

51. Nobel prize in chemistry awarded to scientists for work on porous materials

52. Man who became popular in Blinking White Guy gif raises over 300,000 for multiple sclerosis research

53. Bari Weiss is a weird and worrisome choice as top editor for CBS News Margaret Sullivan

54. US ‘undermining global health’ by threatening to strip funding from aid projects that do not fit its political agenda

55. The best gig I ever saw cost 4. Spiralling concert prices are a cultural disaster John Harris

56. If a four-year-old can pronounce a name correctly, so can a politician Arwa Mahdawi

57. Netflix’s monstrous Ed Gein series is lurid exploitation dressed up as a serious drama Richard Lawson

58. Pumpkin power! How this garish gourd took over the world

59. Ex-FBI director James Comey to appear in court on lying to Congress charge

60. Sali Hughes on beauty: forget harsh treatments – to get rid of adult acne, show your skin some love

61. We fear what Israel will do to us if they seize our ship. But we are not turning back Naoise Dolan

62. ‘War is a business’: the Colombian mercenaries at Sudan’s battlefront

63. The Decadence by Leon Craig review – queer haunted house tale fails to chill

64. Grow review – polished pumpkin growing caper stuffed with perky charm and comedy talent

65. Outgoing French PM addresses country amid political turmoil – Europe live

66. Young lives cut short on an unimaginable scale: the 18,457 children on Gaza’s list of war dead

67. The Scanlon brothers: from a Midlands primary football side to Gibraltar teammates

68. Nolberto Solano: ‘I would like to play like Klopp but you need to be realistic’

69. Women’s Super League salary floor details revealed in new financial rules

70. Which footballers defied a manager’s tactics – and what were the results? The Knowledge

71. Qantas among nearly 40 companies facing ransom demand from hacker group

72. The Future of Truth by Werner Herzog review – profound, or just a prank?

73. ‘Sweat, dirt and grape juice – it’s incredibly rewarding’: volunteer harvesting on a vineyard in France

74. Apple iPhone 17 Pro review: different looks but still all about the zoom

75. A Want in Her review – daughter’s searing portrait of family addiction and mental illness

76. Monroe, Bardot … and a naughty elephant: iconic portraits – in pictures

77. UK plastic waste exports to developing countries rose 84% in a year, data shows

78. A moment that changed me: I stopped restraining myself – and found the love of my life

79. Malaysia rejects Fifa accusations it forged players’ citizenship and says it will appeal sanctions

80. Rosie O’Donnell: ‘Meat Loaf’s mother wrote me and said, “You can’t be mean to my son”’

81. Canada’s former climate minister on making a change, ‘aloof’ Trudeau and sexism

82. Starmer says Jenrick is ‘hard to take seriously’ after Birmingham comments

83. Badenoch’s ‘thoughtful Conservatism’ turns out to be just the slower road to Faragism Rafael Behr

84. Do OpenAI’s multibillion-dollar deals mean exuberance has got out of hand?

85. Butter bean and mushroom soup and squid toasts: Emily Roux’s autumn starters

86. Israel intercepts another Gaza aid flotilla amid criticism over treatment of activists

87. ‘I can touch the clouds’: how it feels to cross the world’s highest bridge

88. Unity is desperately needed, but the EU prefers turf wars to facing down Russia Paul Taylor

89. ‘Stay true to yourself – and fly closer to the sun’: what I’ve learned from 50 years of rejection

90. Scientists develop first ‘accurate blood test’ to detect chronic fatigue syndrome

91. ‘I have searched and searched for help’: the Sudanese women left alone to live hand to mouth in Chad’s desert camps

92. Mount Everest rescue: all hikers now safe after days stranded in powerful blizzard

93. Dolly Parton ‘going to be just fine’ says singer’s sister as she calls for prayers amid health problems

94. Alleged ‘kill team’ charged after arrest en route to hit near Sydney daycare

95. New Zealand oceans warming 34% faster than global average, putting homes and industry at risk, report finds

96. ‘It made my day more meaningful’: the Japanese gen-Zers attempting a two-hour limit on smartphone use

97. Mamdani’s statement on October 7 anniversary draws ire from Israel

98. Lifetime of earnings not enough for UK workers to join wealthiest 10%, report says

99. Starmer insists India trade deal will not affect UK visas as he heads to Mumbai

100. A British Ice and more stop and search: Badenoch’s Tories set out new policies

101. Jordan Henderson rejects ‘cheerleader’ criticism as new England chapter calls

102. Six former US surgeons general warn RFK Jr is ‘endangering nation’s health’

103. It’s Tory conference: Boris-wave goodbye to a deluded party on its way to electoral annihilation Marina Hyde

104. Arsenal begin WCL defence with wobble after Dumornay double for OL Lyonnes

105. US delegation led by Steve Witkoff due to arrive in Egypt for Gaza talks

106. Glacier melt will lead to ice-free peaks in California for first time in human history

107. China ‘spies’ case was dropped after government failed to provide evidence of Beijing threat

108. Columbus Crew’s Darlington Nagbe to retire after four MLS Cups in 15 seasons

109. Alleged stalker of parents of Madeleine McCann sent letter signed ‘Madeleine x’

110. Gisèle Pelicot’s ex-husband tells court man convicted of rape knew she was sedated

111. Trump says there is ‘natural conflict’ with Canada during Carney visit

112. Arsenal v OL Lyonnes: Women’s Champions League – live

113. ‘It broke the entire family apart’: Israel’s 7 October trauma remains plain to see

114. Long-lost John Lennon interview reveals US phone-tapping fears

115. Texas national guard troops arrive in Chicago amid Trump’s crackdown

116. Denmark to ban social media for under-15s as PM warns it is ‘stealing childhood’

117. Nordic Noir review – one severed horse’s head is just not nearly enough noir

118. The Guardian view on political chaos in France: the gift that keeps on giving to Marine Le Pen and the far right Editorial

119. Robert Jenrick accused of fuelling ‘toxic nationalism’ with Birmingham claims

120. Arsenal consider Emirates Stadium expansion to 70,000 capacity

121. ‘Photos don’t go bigger than mine’: the epic, impossible images of the great Andreas Gursky

122. England’s golden generation were egotistical losers, says Steven Gerrard

123. Up to 14m car loan scandal victims in line for average 700 payout, City regulator announces

124. Seamus Heaney’s unpublished poems to be released — read one exclusively here

125. Britain’s big, baffling ladybird glut: ‘My house is literally crawling with them’

126. Tron: Ares review – even Gillian Anderson can’t slap this mind-bendingly dull sci-fi into shape

127. Are little treats feeling less exciting? Here’s how to harness small joys

128. EU plan to match Trump steel tariffs spurs ‘existential threat’ to UK steel industry

129. Ken Jacobs, mainstay of New York’s underground film culture, dies aged 92

130. Diplomacy’s lowest point: how the Israel-Gaza conflict was mishandled

131. CPS to appeal against dismissal of terrorism charge against Kneecap’s Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh

132. Javier Milei belts out 80s anthems as Argentina’s economy unravels

133. Cool congress and Corpus Christi – readers’ best photographs

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

135. Gold prices scale record highs as investors seek safe haven

136. Rapid-fire chats, wisecracks and pancakes: how Gilmore Girls became TV’s greatest mother-daughter duo

137. I would like a relationship – but I have a constant craving for casual sex

138. CBS News staffers react to Bari Weiss being named editor-in-chief: ‘It’s utterly depressing’

139. When Tanya lost her wedding ring in the surf, she thought it was gone forever. Then she met the detectorists

140. Rutgers professor moving to Europe after threats over antifa accusations

141. Women carry a higher genetic risk of depression, new study says

142. A relic of horny Hollywood: why The Mummy remains a classic bisexual awakening movie

143. Taylor Swift''s ode to Travis Kelce is cringe – but is it worse than these other terrible lyrics? Arwa Mahdawi

144. Scientist learns he has won Nobel prize while on digital detox in US mountains

145. George Clooney says his children have a ‘much better life’ being raised in France than LA

146. Israeli memorials and a harvest moon: photos of the day – Tuesday

147. Almost a fifth of young UK adults use AI to design holiday, study finds

148. Nicole Scherzinger review – raunchy gags and dazzling stylistic zigzags

149. Pope Leo to visit Turkey and Lebanon on first overseas trip

150. Chanel blasts off on new course with Matthieu Blazy debut show

151. Motorists help lift helicopter to rescue woman after crash on California highway

152. Less of your sauce: savoury recipe ideas for surplus apples Kitchen Aide

153. Diary of a referee: ‘Collina observed our half-naked bodies with an ice-cold gaze’

154. The Partiful app is a ‘vibey’ nightmare. Here’s my party-invitation solution Dave Schilling

155. Israeli-Palestinian peace isn’t a naive ideal. Here’s why I have cautious hope

156. Alligator Alcatraz snaps back to life after judges’ reprieve of Florida’s migrant jail

157. Sporting seek edge by tapping into new market: English footballers

158. The real science of weight loss with the US’s leading nutritional scientist – podcast

159. UN plastics treaty chair to step down with process in turmoil

160. Club World Cup has left an injury trail that is damaging football. But will anyone listen? Jacob Steinberg

161. GB News’s US expansion feared to be new way for Trumpian views to reach UK audience

162. Experts on how to talk with kids about violence in the news: ‘No topic is off limits’

163. Christian legal group urges US supreme court to overturn ‘conversion therapy’ ban

164. The Zionist consensus among US Jews has collapsed. Something new is emerging Shaul Magid

165. Jenrick addresses Tory conference after being accused of racism over ‘no white faces’ comments about Birmingham – UK politics live

166. ‘Are the neighbours’ curtains twitching? Good!’ Avril A, the 80s housewife who became a star of Manchester’s gay scene

167. Lynne Ramsay’s passion, Jim Jarmusch’s star turn and knives come out again: Peter Bradshaw’s London film festival picks

168. David Squires on … Nottingham Forest’s clash of the titans

169. The ruin of Gaza: how Israel’s two-year assault has devastated the territory

170. Nobel prize in physics awarded to three scientists for work on quantum mechanics

171. Night of the Zoopocalypse review – Clive Barker story becomes zombified animal caper for horror-hungry kids

172. CBS News staffers react to Barri Weiss being named editor-in-chief: ‘It’s utterly depressing’

173. I’m ready to join the brave new world of women who are leaving their family at home – and holidaying alone Zoe Williams

174. Trump threatens to invoke Insurrection Act as Bondi faces Senate – US politics live

175. How did Qatar and Saudi Arabia get home advantage and more rest than rivals in World Cup qualifiers?

176. Sixties Surreal: new exhibition offers an alternative view of the decade

177. New Orleans couple discovers ancient Roman grave marker in their yard

178. Macron should announce early election, says former PM as France’s political crisis deepens

179. Houseplant clinic: why is there a chalky crust on my plant’s soil?

180. Marine heatwaves to become more frequent off UK and Irish coasts, experts say

181. Uefa allowing domestic games abroad is a sad turning point, ending soccer as we’ve known it Leander Schaerlaeckens

182. Venezuela on edge over Trump regime change whispers: ‘If it does happen we are ready’

183. I preached levelling up as the key to Tory success – but Boris Johnson didn’t do it. Now look at us Justine Greening

184. Badenoch defends Jenrick’s ‘no white faces’ comments about Birmingham

185. Under the Open Sky review – absorbing portrait of a threatened way of life

186. Disappearing people, disappearing morals – how two years has changed Gaza and Israel Orly Noy

187. Robert Jenrick complained of ‘not seeing another white face’ in Birmingham neighbourhood

188. French PM in final bid to salvage cabinet amid political turmoil – Europe live

189. Revamped Women’s Champions League: what has changed and who will win it?

190. Stephen Lawrence’s father says killer should name others before parole considered

191. The Devil Book by Asta Olivia Nordenhof review – a Danish series that burns with purpose

192. ‘It’s more than a pretty backdrop’: crime writer Ann Cleeves on the magic of Orkney in Scotland

193. AirPods Pro 3 review: better battery, better noise cancelling, better earbuds

194. The Burden review – deeply personal portrait of living with Aids in secret

195. This war of revenge has lasted two nightmare years. There’s only one hope for peace: Israel recognising Palestine Raja Shehadeh

196. Audrey Hepburn to Salvador Dalí: Cecil Beaton’s bright young things – in pictures

197. Air raids are the new trend as Premier League goes back to the future

198. The Lemonheads’ Evan Dando: ‘Some people were supposed to take drugs – and one of them was me’

199. Indonesia school collapse: search for victims ends as 67 confirmed dead

200. José Pizarro’s recipe for parsnip, apple and chickpea albóndigas in saffron-tomato broth

201. Two years after 7 October and the kidnap of my parents, hate is in fashion. For all our sakes, we need compassion Sharone Lifschitz

202. Has Kemi Badenoch sounded the death knell for one nation Conservatism?

203. Europe’s new biometric border checks: what do non-EU travellers need to know?

204. Proof-of-age ID leaked in Discord data breach

205. ‘It’s Sellafield or nothing’: what life is like growing up in the shadow of Europe’s oldest nuclear site

206. The Pushkin job: unmasking the thieves behind an international rare books heist

207. ‘People screamed. Cried. Threw up’: 10 extraordinary life lessons from Ozzy Osbourne’s new memoir

208. ‘It’s a big question’: kibbutz residents ponder return home after Hamas attack

209. Enjoying international cuisines makes people more tolerant, UK study finds

210. I judged this year’s Welsh music prize – and Don Leisure’s winning album sums up the nation’s eclectic spirit

211. In Spain, what once seemed impossible is now widespread: the young are turning to the far right María Ramírez

212. Fast-fashion recycling: how ‘the castoff capital of the world’ is making Indian factory workers sick

213. Jewish Australians mark two years since October 7, as pro-Hamas graffiti is condemned

214. Israelis gather to mark two years since 7 October Hamas attack that killed 1,200

215. Thames Water removes 100-tonne fatberg from west London sewer

216. Dip for dinner: Hetty Lui McKinnon’s whipped kimchi tofu with spring veggies – recipe

217. Elizabeth Harrower wrote some of Australia’s best novels then disappeared for decades. Even she wasn’t sure why

218. Australian triumphs at world porridge championship with rum invention: an oaty jaffle

219. Gilbert & George review – a pulsating panorama of sex, violence and glorious urban grime

220. Robin Williams’ daughter Zelda hits out at AI-generated videos of her dead father: ‘Stop doing this to him’

221. New California law bans loud ads on streaming services for ‘peace and quiet’

222. Trump orders approval of 211-mile mining road through Alaska wilderness

223. Ukraine war briefing: Trump says he would want to know Kyiv’s plans for Tomahawk missiles before supplying them

224. What happens when AI doesn’t do what it’s supposed to? Fiona Katauskas

225. New Zealand foreign minister Winston Peters’ home vandalised ‘during a protest’

226. Met police disrupt suspected international smuggling ring in UK’s ‘largest’ phone theft crackdown

227. Nobel committee unable to reach prize winner who is ‘living his best life’ hiking off grid

228. Global renewable energy generation surpasses coal for first time

229. Harry Kane open to Bayern Munich stay and unsure of Premier League return

230. US attorney resists pressure from Trump to prosecute Letitia James

231. Judge refuses to block Trump’s deployment of national guard to Illinois

232. US shutdown enters second week as Senate votes again on funding bill

233. Israel and Hamas begin indirect talks as hopes rise of ending Gaza war

234. Man killed during Manchester synagogue attack hailed as hero at funeral

235. My pet sleeps all day and all night. Is that normal?

236. John Oliver on Paramount: ‘Soulless, ethically bankrupt, ass-kissing corporation’

237. ‘Jilly Cooper was the absolute queen’: writers pay tribute to the beloved author

238. Bari Weiss named editor-in-chief of CBS News as Paramount buys Free Press startup

239. Bari Weiss’s ascension to top of CBS News highlights the political winds driving US media rightward

240. Jimmy Kimmel more popular than Trump after show suspension, poll finds

241. Jane Goodall said she would launch Trump and Musk on one-way trip into space

242. ‘Absolutely divine!’ How Jilly Cooper changed the world – one bonkbuster at a time

243. The Guardian view on Trump’s Gaza plan: the bloodshed must end, but this proposal betrays Palestinians Editorial

244. It starts with Palestine protests. But where will the crackdown on Britain’s democratic freedoms end? Owen Jones

245. Cancellieri shows glimpses of genius in silver lining for haywire Lazio Nicky Bandini

246. Carbon offsets fail to cut global heating due to ‘intractable’ systemic problems, study says

247. Lula urges Trump to scrap US tariffs and sanctions against Brazilian officials

248. Rush reform for first time since drummer Neil Peart’s death

249. ‘A certain bite’: how Martha Graham pushed dance in dazzling new directions

250. Bronze age gold jewellery stolen in raid on St Fagans museum in Cardiff

251. Sevilla’s astonishing defeat of Barcelona ends a decade of wait Sid Lowe

252. Canadian marine park threatens to euthanize 30 whales if government does not provide funding

253. Uefa gives ‘reluctant’ approval for domestic games to be played abroad this season

254. Judge killed in courtroom shooting in Albania

255. ‘Laugh, muchachos’: Spitting Image studio sued after Paddington Bear episode

256. If England v Wales were a boxing match it wouldn’t be allowed, says Bellamy

257. OpenAI signs multibillion-dollar chip deal with AMD

258. ‘I hear him screaming’: brother of Israeli hostage describes agonising two years

259. Bad movies: is Ridley Scott right to say that 60% of films stink?

260. Amazon drops gun-free James Bond poster artwork from Prime Video streaming site

261. Enjoying the implosion of the Tories? That’s understandable – but completely wrong Zoe Williams

262. Firearms officer used excessive force in fatal shooting of unarmed man in London, misconduct hearing told

263. Liverpool’s struggles show that Trent Alexander-Arnold is not easily replaced

264. Why has France’s PM resigned after 27 days – and what could happen next?

265. Erin Patterson mushroom murders inspire new book by Helen Garner

266. ‘The world needs to know what happened to my baby’: inside devastating new police-body-cam film The Perfect Neighbor

267. Tax authorities examine finances of key Nigel Farage ally

268. ICC convicts former Sudan militia leader for war crimes in Darfur

269. Daniel Day-Lewis is cross method acting is equated with ‘behaving like a lunatic’. That’s exactly why we love it

270. Football Daily Russell Martin and a side-door Rangers exit that was inevitable

271. Supreme court rejects appeal from Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell – US politics live

272. Gaza flotilla members allege beatings and insults in Israeli detention

273. Cycle tracking isn’t woo-woo or a tradwife tool. It’s essential education for everyone – no matter the gender Freya Bennett

274. Nepal’s Australian football coach isn’t looking to scale the heights of Asian Cup glory. Just one point would do Mark Lomas

275. US supreme court declines to hear Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal of sex trafficking conviction

276. Gilbert & George, water lilies and a Ferrari circuit: photos of the day – Monday

277. Sign up for the Football Daily newsletter: our free football email

278. Paris FC are doing everything right to challenge PSG’s hegemony in France

279. ‘A club nobody wanted to be a part of’: Families of Americans killed by Israel face uphill climb to justice

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282. ‘I sometimes have the feeling that things are alive’: the sinister, silicone-gun art of Lisa Herfeldt

283. ‘I want to hear harmonica in the strip club!’: the bold ideas and bleak visions of British musician Klein

284. Neighbours of Manchester synagogue attacker say they reported concerns to police

285. Gisèle Pelicot returns to court to face one of men convicted of raping her

286. California and Oregon to fight Trump as both sue over deployed national guard

287. Fianna Fáil’s Jim Gavin withdraws from Irish presidential race

288. Sign up for The Long Wave newsletter: our weekly Black life and culture email

289. Rukmini Iyer’s quick and easy gunpowder paneer and potato skewers with lime-mint dressing – recipe

290. This Patagonian village has glacier-fed rivers and majestic scenery. The only problem? Sewage

291. Plainclothes review – shame and anxiety in entrapment yarn about a gay cop going undercover

292. Big Bad Bayern and dazzling Díaz serve up reminder to chasing pack Andy Brassell

293. Consume Me review - anything but empty calories

294. Alan Partridge is back at rock bottom – and it’s the funniest he’s been in years

295. ‘Logs falling from the sky’: the harrowing true story behind wildfire drama The Lost Bus

296. ‘We want justice’: workers at Amazon warehouses in Saudi Arabia still waiting on financial redress

297. Outcry as Trump plots more roads and logging in US forests: ‘You can almost hear the chainsaws’

298. Fans react feverishly to The Summer I Turned Pretty star’s move to audio erotica series

299. Boom time for US billionaires: why the system perpetuates wealth inequality

300. One Bladder After Another: why bros are finally having to queue for the loo Emma Beddington