1. Trump envoy reportedly told Kremlin official that Ukraine must cede land for peace deal

2. Being a famous singer raises risk of early death, researchers say

3. Nauru president accused in parliament of corruptly siphoning off millions of Australian funding

4. Champions League roundup: Dortmund thrash Villarreal, McTominay on target for Napoli

5. Study claims to provide first direct evidence of dark matter

6. Estêvão wonder goal lights up Chelsea’s statement win over 10-man Barcelona

7. Aubameyang fires Marseille to win as Newcastle fail to heed Howe’s warning

8. Grimaldo and Schick shock understrength Manchester City in Bayer Leverkusen win

9. Mother who hid children’s bodies in suitcases jailed for life in New Zealand

10. Thomas Frank defends his ability to lead Spurs after Arsenal humiliation

11. Three more ex-pupils at school with Nigel Farage reject ‘banter’ claims

12. Nigerian schoolgirls rescued after mass abduction in Kebbi

13. Anti-fascist groups named as US terror threats ‘barely exist’, experts say

14. Don’t believe Nigel Farage’s denials. He targeted me for being Jewish – and it hurt Peter Ettedgui

15. Trump may have inadvertently issued mass pardon for 2020 voter fraud, experts say

16. Slot feels guilty about ‘ridiculous’ Liverpool slump and accepts he must prove himself

17. Chelsea v Barcelona: Champions League – live

18. Marseille v Newcastle, Manchester City v Bayer Leverkusen, and more: Champions League – live

19. Jair Bolsonaro ordered to start 27-year prison term for plotting Brazil coup

20. Campbell’s Soup executive called its products food for ‘poor people’, lawsuit alleges

21. Rush Hour 4 in the works at Paramount after reports of Trump’s intervening

22. MoJ considering ‘extreme’ proposal to scrap jury trials for all but the most serious cases

23. Love Immortal: man freezes late wife but finds new partner – documentary

24. Millions of UK workers to get pay rise as Reeves plans increased minimum wage

25. UK accused of caving-in to British Virgin Islands over access to company register

26. Protests erupt in China’s Guizhou province over cremation mandate

27. World Cup 2026 draw to adopt tennis-style system for the four top seeds

28. Sex cardigans: can the Wicked sequel make bulky knits strangely alluring?

29. Cristiano Ronaldo clear to start World Cup after Fifa suspends two games of his ban

30. I got an epidural for all three of my births – none of them worked as expected

31. Zootropolis 2 review – just-about-passable family comedy sequel might as well be AI generated

32. From Years and Years to Black Mirror: the best TV prophecies for how AI will end us all

33. ‘A fire, a dog, and the starry sky’: the teens overcoming phone-addiction through Arctic pursuits

34. Seth Meyers on Trump’s meeting with Mamdani: ‘I’ve never seen Trump this smitten before’

35. ‘Queen of the Zoo’: Gramma, tortoise who lived through two world wars, dies aged 141

36. Frances McDormand on her adult-sized cradle art project: ‘It’s not performative, it’s experiential’

37. JD Vance might want to run in 2028 – but does he have a Palantir-shaped problem? Arwa Mahdawi

38. What to expect in budget 2025: tax, VAT, pensions, savings and more

39. Football Daily Idrissa Gueye and warm feelings of a Keane-related stramash at Old Trafford

40. Turner & Constable review – boiling portentous skies versus two men and a dog

41. Rebuilding ‘human-made abyss’ in Gaza will cost at least 70bn, UN says

42. Italian man ‘dressed as dead mother in order to claim her pension’

43. Four more people arrested in connection with Louvre heist

44. Moving: an elegant portrait of 90s Japan through tweenage eyes

45. JD Vance exploited a brawl to paint Cincinnati as crime-ridden. The fallout has divided the city

46. Jimmy Cliff’s charisma and fearless creativity expanded the horizons of reggae Lloyd Bradley

47. Officials at US-Mexico border seize 10.3m in meth hidden in lettuce shipment

48. 16 brilliant Christmas gifts for gamers

49. US brokers Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi as Trump tries to push through deal

50. Hawks, floods and frogs against fascism: photos of the day – Tuesday

51. Europe loosens reins on AI – and US takes them off

52. What’s the secret to great chocolate mousse? Kitchen aide

53. What can we learn from RFK''s ''erotic poetry''? That Americans need to get better at enjoying a scandal Marina Hyde

54. At least 127 civilians killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon since ceasefire took effect

55. The long and winding road: Stuart Maconie on why our opinions about the Beatles keep changing

56. Heathrow airport’s 33bn third runway plan chosen by government

57. Could the ‘notch’ be key to understanding ACL injuries in women’s football?

58. US attorney general vows to appeal dismissal of criminal cases against James Comey and Letitia James – US politics live

59. Rutger Bregman accuses BBC of censoring his Reith lecture on Trump

60. The small plates that stole dinner: how snacks conquered Britain’s restaurants

61. The shameful attacks on the Covid inquiry prove it: the right is lost in anti-science delusion Polly Toynbee

62. From Byzantine cottages to vulvic stadiums: the brilliance of female architects

63. The Hives review – veteran punk’n’rollers fizz with megawatt energy

64. Seven alleged members of German far-left group go on trial over attacks

65. How Lord Dannatt used his peerage to open doors for business interests

66. David Squires on … an Eze win for Arsenal in the north London derby

67. Idrissa Gueye applauded by Everton teammates after apologising for Michael Keane slap

68. Is the Democratic party embracing Bernie Sanders-style politics? Dustin Guastella

69. Antibiotic resistance: how a pioneering trial is using old drugs to save babies from sepsis

70. Rhino review – Tom Hardy channels David Attenborough in mission to save Kenya’s rhinos

71. US, Russia and Saudi Arabia create axis of obstruction as Cop30 sputters out

72. EU court rules entire bloc must respect same-sex marriages in rebuke to Poland

73. Graham Linehan cleared of harassing trans activist but convicted of damaging phone

74. Peak pizza? Domino’s boss ousted after launching shift towards chicken

75. UK can create 5,400 jobs if it stops plastic waste exports, report finds

76. ‘A nucleus of a community’: the five-hour stage play about Dungeons & Dragons

77. ‘The narwhals stop calling’: how the noise from ships is silencing wildlife in the Arctic

78. Brain has five ‘eras’, scientists say – with adult mode not starting until early 30s

79. Two-sip martinis – and IV infusion drips: Soho House’s CEO on how wellness replaced hedonism

80. US to hold Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi after Kyiv hit with deadly overnight strikes - Europe live

81. Are you one of the growing number of women going on a solo holiday? We would like to hear from you

82. Tell us about a recipe that has stood the test of time

83. Crick: A Mind in Motion by Matthew Cobb review – the charismatic philanderer who changed science

84. Dracula review – Luc Besson’s romantic reimagining of Gothic classic is ridiculous but watchable

85. Pauline Hanson thinks she speaks for the mainstream but her burqa stunt shows she is a bit player with bad instincts Tom McIlroy

86. Arsenal v Bayern offers a stark reminder of the shift in football’s power balance Sean Ingle

87. My guide to populist-proofing your democracy – before it’s too late Timothy Garton Ash

88. ‘An idealized version of LA’: fabled mid-century Stahl house on sale for first time

89. An uncomfortable truth for our leaders: there’s a limit to how ‘human’ we want you to be Gaby Hinsliff

90. It’s the cavalry! The horsewomen of escaramuza – in pictures

91. ‘Alicante cuisine epitomises the Mediterranean’: a gastronomic journey in south-east Spain

92. UK charity records original music by people living with dementia

93. NHS directed pregnant women to controversial Free Birth Society via charity

94. Is British politics immune to US-style rightwing Christianity? We’re about to find out Lamorna Ash

95. Reform’s ‘Trumpian’ legal threats hint at more aggressive approach to media

96. Noodle night: Emiko Davies’ recipe for vegetable udon curry

97. Taliban accuses Pakistan of killing 10 – including nine children – in strikes on Afghanistan

98. Alexis Tsipras says Yanis Varoufakis was ‘unsuitable’ as Greek finance minister during debt crisis

99. ‘It fully changed my life!’ How young rewilders transformed a farm – and began a movement

100. ‘Fossil fuel giants finally in the crosshairs’: Cop30 avoids total failure with last-ditch deal

101. The dangerous rise of Buddhist extremism: ‘Attaining nirvana can wait’

102. Pauline Hanson suspended from Senate over burqa stunt as Mehreen Faruqi says parliament ‘drips in racism’

103. Jimmy Cliff obituary

104. Canadian ‘Inconvenient Indian’ author Thomas King says he is not Indigenous

105. China’s Xi Jinping raises future of Taiwan in call with Donald Trump

106. ‘Friends end up blocking you’: Northwestern Mutual sold college grads a dream job. They left in ruin and debt

107. Skye Gyngell was singular. She had the palate of a chef and the palette of an artist

108. Thai woman found alive in coffin before temple cremation

109. DWP to reassess hundreds of thousands of cases in carer’s allowance scandal

110. AI could replace 3m low-skilled jobs in the UK by 2035, research finds

111. Fifa partners with Saudi Arabia and pledges 1bn to fund football infrastructure

112. Two climbers dead after fall on Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest peak

113. ‘I like my players fighting’: David Moyes defends Idrissa Gueye after Everton bust-up

114. Trump begins process of designating Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist groups

115. Everton brush off bizarre Gueye red card to beat lethargic Manchester United

116. US justice department renews request to unseal Epstein grand jury materials

117. Nauru president floats returning NZYQ refugees to home countries, in interview Australia tried to suppress

118. Maga world discomfited by Trump’s warm welcome for Mamdani

119. Estêvão ready to rival Lamine Yamal in battle of the teenage prodigies

120. Claims of systemic problems with BBC news coverage disputed by former adviser

121. Eddie Howe hopes Newcastle can banish travel sickness on mission to Marseille

122. Family speaks out after stepbrother emerges as suspect in death of Florida teen on cruise

123. Grizzly bear that attacked children and teachers in Canada still eludes searchers

124. Nigel Farage responds to racism claims saying he never ‘tried to hurt anybody’

125. Manchester United v Everton: Premier League – live

126. Pentagon says it is investigating US senator over video urging troops to refuse illegal orders

127. California authorities search for man swept into ocean near Big Sur

128. The Guardian view on a viable peace framework for Ukraine: with Europe’s help, Zelenskyy can have better cards Editorial

129. The Guardian view on UN climate talks: they reveal how little time is left Editorial

130. ‘It’s hell for us here’: Mumbai families suffer as datacentres keep the city hooked on coal

131. US and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to end operations in territory

132. What happened at Fox News after the 2020 election? Documents reveal new details

133. Court ruling to remove children of UK-Australian couple living in woods divides Italy

134. US judge throws out criminal cases against James Comey and Letitia James

135. Bitter rows and overnight talks: how a fragile Cop30 deal was agreed – podcast

136. Venezuela accuses US of using ‘narco-terrorism’ allegations to justify ‘regime change’

137. Who was Caravaggio’s black-winged god of love? What this masterpiece reveals about the rogue genius

138. Novo Nordisk shares slide after Ozempic pill fails in Alzheimer’s trials

139. Rage rooms: demand is surging – and 90% of customers are women

140. It was my late mother’s birthday – and I spent it exactly as she would have wanted Zoe Williams

141. Did you solve it? Are you smarter than a soap bubble?

142. Do women’s periods actually sync up with each other?

143. Trump wants to revive the Rush Hour franchise. Is he eyeing a return to Hollywood?

144. Groundbreaking UK gene therapy offers hope after progress of three-year-old

145. People who stop using Mounjaro tend to regain weight and lose other health benefits, says study

146. Paul Pogba is a footballer again after 26 months out, a ban and a kidnap case Luke Entwistle

147. Arsenal’s Premier League dominance is not under threat. At least not yet

148. Trump’s ‘peace plan’ was a pro-Kremlin abomination whose failure is a glimmer of hope for Ukraine Rajan Menon

149. Ukraine makes significant changes to US ‘peace plan’, sources say

150. Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s football

151. Jill Freud, Love Actually actor and inspiration for Lucy in Narnia books, dies aged 98

152. Thomas Frank desperately needs a performance from his stalled Spurs team

153. MPs to question key BBC figures amid editorial crises – latest updates

154. Guardiola ‘embarrassed and ashamed’ for handling camera operator in City defeat

155. Hollywood’s dark era: where did all the colour from movies go?

156. ‘We used a beachball as an alien!’ John Carpenter on his gloriously shonky sci-fi comedy Dark Star

157. An Olympic warm-up, burqa outrage and aerial antics: photos of the day – Monday

158. This art is rubbish: why artists meticulously recreate our trash – so well they even confuse cleaners

159. Sure, people tell you about sleepless nights. But why does no one mention the hell that is a parent WhatsApp group? Sean Szeps

160. European defence company shares fall amid Ukraine peace talk hopes; Novo Nordisk reports Ozempic fails to help with Alzheimer’s – business live

161. Wicked: For Good beats box office records previously held by Wicked

162. Deadly airstrikes and a military buildup: how the US pressure campaign against Venezuela has unfolded in the Caribbean

163. ‘They began taking my friends from school’: the children being recruited by Colombia’s armed groups

164. UK wildfires devastated more areas in 2025 than at any time since records began, figures show

165. Ethiopian volcano erupts for first time in 12,000 years

166. As Epstein questions linger, Trump falls back into familiar habit: lashing out at female reporters

167. Why did young men move left in this month’s US elections? Cory Alpert

168. Epstein survivors fighting for document release find themselves caught in party war

169. Rukmini Iyer’s quick and easy recipe for spiced paneer puffs with quick-pickled carrot raita Quick and easy

170. Calhanoglu meets his penalty match as Maignan’s mind games win Milan derby Nicky Bandini

171. Dharmendra, Bollywood’s ‘He Man’ and one of its most enduring stars, dies at 89

172. Deniz Undav’s nose for goal is making Stuttgart forget all about Woltemade Andy Brassell

173. Did Egg get a Michelin star? Did Super Hans make it to Macedonia? The TV shows that most need a comeback

174. Two peers suspended from House of Lords for breaking lobbying rules

175. Hip-hop godfathers the Last Poets: ‘In times of great chaos, there’s opportunity’

176. Reform UK claim to have saved 331m at English councils – but do the numbers stack up?

177. Macron and Merz must look at themselves if they want to stop Europe sliding to the far right Shada Islam

178. Trump DoJ’s focus on Maga goals harms other investigations, experts warn

179. Weather tracker: heatwave roasts Israel as Australia prepares for cyclone

180. Jimmy Cliff, Jamaican reggae singer, actor and cultural icon, dies aged 81

181. US reportedly to launch new phase of operations against Venezuela – US politics live

182. ‘Extra challenging during a difficult time’: Robert Redford’s daughter criticises AI tributes to the late actor

183. Bila Burba review – how recreating brutal battles helps pass history down the generations

184. The one change that worked: I was trembling with anxiety when I found a fun, free way to get calm

185. The ‘war on terror’ has killed millions. Trump is reviving it in Venezuela Daniel Mendiola

186. Relatives of disappeared brace themselves as bodies are exhumed from notorious mass grave in Colombia

187. Horror stories of a ‘feminised workplace’ mask the real crisis in male identity Finn Mackay

188. Tell us: are you a UK centenarian or do you know one?

189. ‘The world is such a nice thing!’: Matt Maltese, the songwriter for pop’s A-list … and Shakespeare

190. Questions for UK embassy in Tel Aviv over employee who owns home in illegal settlement

191. UK ‘most expensive place’ to build nuclear power, review finds

192. Poem of the week: Missing You by Miles Burrows

193. Zombie fires: how Arctic wildfires that come back to life are ravaging forests

194. ‘A Thanksgiving classic’: why Stuck in Love is my feelgood movie

195. Ukraine working with US on ‘compromises that strengthen us’, says Zelenskyy – Europe live

196. Spain’s attorney general quits after guilty verdict for leaking confidential information

197. Desperate Journey review – Nazi-fleeing Jewish boy heads for the glamour of wartime Paris

198. Search is on for the German hairy snail in London

199. The fascia secret: how does it affect your health – and should you loosen it up with a foam roller?

200. One in four unconcerned by sexual deepfakes created without consent, survey finds

201. How rolling sand dunes are creeping up on last remaining oases on edge of Sahara

202. Another Cop wrecked by fossil fuel interests and our leaders’ cowardice – but there is another way Genevieve Guenther

203. 20 of the UK’s best town and country hotels – chosen by the Good Hotel Guide

204. The Creeps review – reference-heavy mashup of Gremlins and American Pie is stupid-funny

205. ‘I’m afraid for our children’: living with the climate crisis in the Philippines – in pictures

206. Holbein: Renaissance Master by Elizabeth Goldring review – a magnificent portrait of the artist

207. Monkey soulmates and extraordinary talent: the man Charlie Chaplin called ‘the greatest actor in the world’

208. They wore heels, sequins and little else! The heady nights and glistening bodies of cult queer club PDA

209. Arsenal’s Eberechi Eze finds own plane just above ground level to sink Spurs Barney Ronay

210. ‘Stone-cold killers’: New Zealand to eradicate feral cats by 2050

211. Princess of Wales calls for end to ‘stigma’ around addiction

212. I endured an English public school. But that’s not the only reason I’m unsurprised about the Farage allegations

213. From Rachel Reeves’s fiscal rules to sitting down in new jeans: Edith Pritchett’s week in Venn diagrams – cartoon

214. Salty-sour noodles, shallot pasta and lamb ragu: Alison Roman’s recipes for store-cupboard specials

215. Japan PM fails to achieve breakthrough in row with China – but polling shows public backs her

216. A united Ireland referendum must not be ‘another Brexit’, analysts say

217. Udo Kier, German actor who starred in 200 films spanning Lars von Trier to Ace Ventura, dies aged 81

218. Shabana Mahmood is an avatar of open Britain – that’s what makes her fable about immigration so seductive Nesrine Malik

219. BBC in crisis: key questions to answer as Commons select committee meets

220. Can Iran reinvent itself? A fragile charm offensive meets mounting internal strain

221. Theresa May and Cate Blanchett to guest edit BBC Today programme

222. ‘An inner duty’: the 35-year quest to bring Bach’s lost organ works to light

223. Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember review – a heartbreaking attempt to fight his dad’s dementia

224. ‘We thought the Rwanda scheme was the worst of it’: Enver Solomon on leading – and leaving – the Refugee Council

225. Pub quiz cheating may not be a matter of life and death - but it can feel that way Janice Hallett

226. Jair Bolsonaro claims ‘psychotic attack’ made him tamper with ankle monitor

227. French winemakers ‘battle for survival’ as minister prepares for crisis talks

228. More then 2,000 trafficked children and lone child asylum seekers missing from UK councils’ care

229. US woman behind Slender Man stabbing is missing after leaving group home

230. Snapchat to tell 440,000 Australians to prove they’re 16 or accounts will be locked in social media ban

231. Eberechi Eze adds an ‘aura’ to Arsenal, says delighted Mikel Arteta

232. Donald Glover reveals he had a stroke on Childish Gambino tour in 2024

233. David Moyes says Manchester United upheaval is departure from club values

234. Reeves to launch crackdown on benefit fraud alongside lifting two-child limit

235. David Cameron reveals prostate cancer diagnosis and calls for targeted screening

236. Cop30’s watered-down agreements will do little for an ecosystem at tipping point

237. Compromises, voluntary measures and no mention of fossil fuels: key points from Cop30 deal

238. Chef Skye Gyngell, who pioneered the slow food movement, dies aged 62

239. DNA reveals stone age teenager as chewer of 10,500-year-old ‘gum’

240. Mamdani reiterates Trump is a ‘fascist’ just days after cordial meeting

241. Brilliant Eze hits hat-trick as Arsenal thump Spurs to extend lead in title race

242. Nicola Jennings on Trump’s Thanksgiving gift to Ukraine – cartoon

243. Hezbollah chief of staff killed in Beirut airstrike, Israeli military says

244. BBC to expand standards panel and add deputy director general after bias row

245. We delivered a clear message at Cop30: the delayers and defeatists are losing the climate fight Ed Miliband

246. UN warns world losing climate battle but fragile Cop30 deal keeps up the fight

247. The Guardian view on animal testing: we can stop sacrificing millions of lives for our own health Editorial

248. European football: Ferguson ends goal drought for Roma in win against Cremonese

249. ‘That doesn’t exist’: Doge reportedly quietly disbanded ahead of schedule

250. Police disclosing suspects’ ethnicity is fuelling prejudice, say campaigners

251. Arsenal v Tottenham: Premier League – live

252. Aston Villa rally to put Leeds in trouble with Morgan Rogers double

253. Fifty pupils escape after mass kidnapping in Nigeria, bishop says

254. Tom Gauld on librarians v booksellers – cartoon

255. Trump says Ukraine has ‘zero gratitude’ for peace plan amid international talks

256. Cyril Ramaphosa bangs gavel to close G20 summit after US handover row

257. How cult leader ‘Commander Butcher’ plotted to sow mayhem across US

258. Feeding pandas and finding the Tardis: photos of the weekend

259. They’re doing to America what they did to Christianity Bill McKibben

260. The kindness of strangers: I was wearing silly high heels - and someone saved me from falling down the stairs

261. Homesickness is a form of loss which may never grant closure. But a heart in two places can still find joy Gaynor Parkin

262. ‘Stranded’: Palestinians who were in Israel on 7 October 2023 are suspended between exile and war

263. The loneliness fix: I wanted to find new friends in my 30s – and it was easier than I imagined

264. ‘Eating Indigenously’: award-winning chef celebrates Native American cuisine in new cookbook

265. Architect George Clarke calls for boycott of firms criticised by Grenfell inquiry

266. London exhibition to explore mental health and social bonds in ‘polarised’ times

267. Actor Dylan Llewellyn looks back: ‘I warned Mum that Big Boys was a bit raw. Thankfully she never commented on the glory hole scene’

268. The University of Virginia and Cornell deals with Trump set a dangerous precedent Serena Mayeri and Amanda Shanor

269. Leeds v Aston Villa: Premier League – live

270. How to make the perfect butter paneer – recipe Felicity Cloake''s How to make the perfect …

271. Fluffy and fabulous! 17 ways with marshmallows – from cheesecake to salad to an espresso martini

272. Has Britain become an economic colony?

273. Four ways AI is being used to strengthen democracies worldwide Nathan E Sanders and Bruce Schneier

274. Dining across the divide: ‘I don’t want to live in a white, Anglo-Saxon Protestant country with warm beer’

275. Epstein survivor condemns Trump for calling file release fight a ‘hoax’

276. Virgil van Dijk admits Liverpool are in a mess and hits out at teammates

277. ‘He was just trying to earn a few kopecks’: how newly translated stories reveal Chekhov’s silly side

278. Titanic passenger’s pocket watch sold for record 1.78m at auction

279. Gaza hospitals are running out of essential supplies, medical workers say

280. Charlotte activists met the immigration crackdown with ‘bless your heart’ resistance

281. This is how we do it: ‘I’ll have to tell my wife what’s going on soon’

282. China has brought millions out of poverty. The US has not – by choice

283. Zelenskyy says ‘we must do everything’ against ‘wicked Russian attacks’ as Ukraine and US meet for emergency talks – live

284. Trump, war, absent media: five threats to climate progress that dogged Cop30

285. Miliband urges Cop30 to find ‘creative’ routes to roadmap on phasing out fossil fuel

286. Wicked forever: the enduring appeal of The Wizard Of Oz

287. Safe haven to sanctions: how Jersey sheltered Roman Abramovich’s billions

288. Murder Inc: how my failed attempt to make a Zodiac Killer film took me to the dark heart of the true crime industry

289. Five theories to explain the Donald-Zohran meet-cute Dave Schilling

290. ‘It hurts listening to Whitney Houston – I knew her so well’: Mica Paris’s honest playlist

291. Arsenal v Tottenham buildup, Liverpool lose again, and Sheffield derby updates – matchday live

292. Barcelona’s new chapter begins in familiar surroundings as life returns to Camp Nou

293. ‘We’ve got to find answers’: Corby families affected by cancer searching for truth about toxic waste sites

294. How ambitious ‘forest city’ plan for England could become a reality

295. Maga is in meltdown over a preppy pink sweater for men. So, what exactly is the problem? Ellie Violet Bramley

296. My cultural awakening: Chicken Run turned me vegetarian

297. Five key findings from our investigation into the Free Birth Society

298. Royal Photographic Society award winners 2025 – in pictures

299. I’m hiking in the Dolomites, Italy’s magical mountains – if only I could see them!

300. UK gambling firms spent ‘astronomic’ 2bn on advertising last year