44. The golden rule of Trump and Farage’s free speech crusade: they’re allowed to chat rubbish – you’re not Marina Hyde
49. ‘Just being who we are is political’: disco trio Say She She on impressing Nile Rodgers and making bold protest songs
64. Meet your descendants – and your future self! A trip to Venice film festival’s extended reality island
72. Steely and strangely divisive, Michael Bradley’s playing career cut to the id of US soccer fandom
73. Putin says western troops in Ukraine would be ‘legitimate targets’ as European countries pledge security support – Europe live
82. A grim week of migrant-bashing, and for what? People will suffer – and Labour will gain absolutely nothing Diane Taylor
85. Nielsen: Clarinet Concerto; Helios; Symphony No 5 album review – suavity and elegance from Gardner’s Bergen Phil
87. Ray taught Dezi Freeman about the bush. Later, he watched in dismay as his friend became ‘radicalised’
88. Authoritative to authoritarian: rightwing radicalisation is blurring the Conservatives’ political red lines Andy Beckett
99. Brexit didn’t solve Britain’s woes, but no matter: leaving the ECHR definitely will. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? Polly Toynbee
103. It’s the big fat Greek farming scandal – devised by the political elite and paid for by ordinary people Alexander Clapp
105. ‘Our songs last three minutes but they feel like an hour’: the return of Spinal Tap – an exclusive that goes up to 11!
106. The cat mayoral race: meet 11 runners and riders in the US’s most furious – and furriest – election
110. ''Is this the same Melbourne I migrated to?'' Indians targeted by racist messaging are asking why them
111. My hair started thinning straight out of high school. At 24, I embraced the inevitable Brodie Wilkinson
112. Former PM Thaksin Shinawatra leaves Thailand days ahead of court ruling that could see him jailed
118. I don’t want childen. Is it hypocritical to not be forthright about this soon after meeting someone? Leading questions
131. Trump’s second presidency is ‘most dangerous period’ since second world war, Mitch McConnell says
136. The Guardian view on Xi, Putin and Kim: heed China’s statement of intent, but don’t take it as fact Editorial
151. Girls Aloud’s Nicola Roberts: ‘Lady Gaga told me she wanted to be the moon for a day. I’m like: where do I go next?’
155. RFK Jr defends chaos at federal health agencies as Democratic senators attack his ‘disaster’ tenure – live updates
156. This is a disaster unfolding in plain sight. Each day Keir Starmer is smoothing Nigel Farage’s path to No 10 Owen Jones
160. Trump’s domestic troop deployments aren’t about crime – they’re about intimidation Moira Donegan
161. ‘We need each other’: how a Black church and a white church joined forces after Hurricane Katrina
163. ‘The musty whiff of a yard sale’: why is Morrissey attempting to sell his share of the Smiths’ catalogue?
171. Newly discovered portrait of Shakespeare’s patron suggests he is the ‘fair youth’ of the sonnets
186. Trump’s killing of 11 alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers sets a dangerous precedent Kenneth Roth
205. The far right’s green bashing has given mainstream parties an excuse to do nothing – but we have more agency than we think Ajit Niranjan
211. Leaders gather for ‘Coalition of the Willing’ talks on Ukraine security guarantees – Europe live
214. From a spruced-up Big Ben to Cambridge’s crystal doughnut – Stirling prize for architecture shortlist unveiled
215. ‘You’re finally dressing your age, David!’ Mitchell and Webb on age, arguments and their big comeback
217. You be the judge: my boyfriend wants two types of potato with our meals, but I prefer rice. Should he compromise?
218. Conspiracies, costume changes, and three-hour deep dives into Twilight: inside the wild west of YouTube video essays
219. Just a pole and line, like they fished as boys: how a Maldives tradition is ensuring tuna stocks thrive
220. Global bond sell-off eases after weak US jobs report and smooth Japanese debt auction – business live
230. While Starmer struggles with a broken system in Westminster, real power keeps leaking elsewhere Rafael Behr
232. ‘The one thing it doesn’t have is actual sex’: the new Mary Whitehouse play that would have infuriated Mary Whitehouse
238. No Abba, no meatballs? Sweden’s new cultural canon is a listicle that will soon be forgotten Gabriel V Rindborg
241. Old master painting looted by Nazis recovered a week after being spotted in Argentinian property listing
260. The Guardian view on fiscal rules and financial myths: Britain must stop fearing imaginary bond vigilantes Editorial
268. Georgian MP who accused west of ‘blackmail’ appointed security chief as report warns of autocratic takeover
269. Radiohead announce first tour dates since 2018 – and face boycott from pro-Palestine campaigners
271. Florida to end vaccine mandates for children as state’s surgeon general likens them to ‘slavery’
272. The Conjuring: Last Rites review – 1980s-set paranormal horror proves stubbornly resistant to change
279. Trump cannot use Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans he claims are gang members, court rules
280. US Democrats warn that controversial Gaza food organisation may be cover for intelligence operations
287. Trump’s belligerence is pushing Xi, Putin and Kim together – and tearing the old world order apart Simon Tisdall
299. ‘I told my family, I’ll probably die’: US immigration sends Russian asylum seekers back to Moscow
