1. Working-class creatives don’t stand a chance in UK today, leading artists warn

2. I tried to stop rage-honking my car horn – but what am I to do with all this anger?

3. French far-right leader cancels CPAC speech over Steve Bannon’s ‘Nazi’ salute

4. Apple removes advanced data protection tool after UK government request

5. Rubiales verdict is a huge step forward – but leaves a bitter aftertaste Suzanne Wrack

6. Trump official says Zelenskyy will sign US minerals deal ‘in the very short term’

7. US Senate passes budget resolution to fund Trump’s deportation plan

8. Football Daily Bigger Cup’s Bigger Draw serves up a buffet of fantasy football thrills

9. Fashion fans and football bands: photos of the day – Friday

10. Martin Rowson on Britain desperately clinging to the US while Trump abandons Ukraine – cartoon

11. Share your experience of using personified artificial intelligence chatbots

12. Anti-Trump conservative summit charts alternative to CPAC Maga-fest

13. Cocktail of the week: Cahoots Postal Office’s black market blend The good mixer

14. Every hour children spend on screens raises chance of myopia, study finds

15. Mass burials and market looting in eastern DRC – in pictures

16. Trump is the world’s greatest showman – and the weakest strongman it has ever seen Jonathan Freedland

17. Benjamina Ebuehi’s recipe for honey nut galettes The sweet spot

18. ‘Betrayed by the system’: Chappell Roan sparks debate over pay and healthcare in pop

19. The Erinsborough asteroid attack! Now that Neighbours is doomed, it needs to end with a bang

20. My partner and I argue constantly – and she puts all the blame on me Ask Annalisa Barbieri

21. Jaysley Beck inquest prompts flood of testimonies of abuse in UK military

22. The name’s Bezos, Jeff Bezos: what can we expect from Amazon’s James Bond?

23. The Sims at 25: a terrifying facsimile of life, death and the endless cycle of work

24. Another ceasefire is under threat from Trump – the precarious deal between Lebanon and Israel Mohamad Bazzi

25. Missing Australian member of Islamic State found alive in Syrian prison

26. Stars shaken and stirred by Amazon 1bn James Bond deal

27. Share of 500,000 jackpot offered to men who bought scratchcard with stolen credit card

28. International aid groups axe thousands of jobs in wake of Trump funding freeze

29. Federal workers brace for more firings after judge lifts block on Trump administration job cuts – US politics live

30. Trump is using tariffs as a blunt-force tool. It won’t work Mike Williams

31. ‘When the chips are down, Jack Nicholson is there’: Anjelica Huston on love, loss and legal drama

32. Unfair anthropomorphisation: the animals misrepresented in movies

33. ‘Like a cruel auction’: what Ukrainians think of Trump’s peace talks with Putin

34. Army has blood on its hands over Jaysley Beck death, sister says

35. Woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann charged with stalking

36. Organizmo! The Colombian architects overturning colonialist ‘sustainability’ ideas

37. Outcry as Trump withdraws support for research that mentions ‘climate’

38. Mexico’s Sheinbaum wins plaudits for cool head in dealings with Trump

39. Willingness to ease off ‘debt brake’ may decide the German election

40. A Voyage Around the Queen by Craig Brown audiobook review – juicy insights

41. The ‘Gulf of America’ feud is about something bigger: Trump wants to control the media Margaret Sullivan

42. No matter how distasteful we find Trump and Vance over Europe, they speak a blunt truth Simon Jenkins

43. Sandalheimer: can Christopher Nolan restore the grandeur of ancient-world epics?

44. Trump is tearing up the transatlantic alliance. Can Starmer’s US visit change the weather?

45. Keir Starmer urged to ramp up defence spending – UK politics live

46. St Pancras and Channel tunnel plan rail routes to Germany and Switzerland

47. Nao: Jupiter review – an upbeat, welcome return

48. Donald Trump halting anti-bribery laws will harm, not help US companies

49. BBC pulls Gaza documentary featuring child whose father was Hamas minister

50. What are we to make of Trump’s Ukraine policy? Matt Duss

51. ‘The music industry is as cold blooded as Scrooge McDuck’: the return of rapper Yasiin Bey

52. Sam Fender: People Watching review – a lonely yet brilliant document of fame

53. How do we defend free speech – without falling prey to extremism? Kenneth Roth

54. Man charged in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing to appear in Manhattan court

55. We asked the people of Gaza how they saw their future – this is what we found Nils Mallock

56. Houseplant clinic: why has my dragon tree gone splotchy?

57. Champions League last 16 draw, plus Premier League buildup: football news – live

58. David Moyes v Ruben Amorim: the pragmatist meets the ideologue

59. Andrew Tate’s alliance with Trump has been in the making for a long time

60. Ben Okri: ‘Is A Tale of Two Cities the greatest English novel? Meet me in a pub to discuss’

61. Dancehall legend Beenie Man returns to US after 10-year visa ban: ‘It’s important to have that access’

62. Experience: I sailed alone around the world aged 16

63. Elon Musk rebuffs claims that Tesla could invest in Nissan

64. Macron and Starmer to lead Europe’s Trump charm offensive when they travel to US – Europe live

65. Oscars 2025: best actor nominees – awards, interviews and what their chances are

66. Caribbean leaders vow to maintain pursuit of slavery reparations

67. People in the US: share your views on President Trump’s approach towards Russia and Ukraine

68. ‘We’ve had enough’: anger threatens Zambian football after election controversy

69. Chris Imler: The Internet Will Break My Heart review Safi Bugel''s experimental album of the month

70. Week in wildlife: slimy capybaras, mating frogs and a rescued monkey

71. You be the judge: should my boyfriend invite our cheating friend to his birthday?

72. Visible pimple patches: a skincare trend for teenagers we needn’t be worried about Sali Hughes on beauty

73. This is the year the Oscars found God – but can they keep the faith?

74. Mohammed bin Salman wants an alternative to Trump’s Gaza plan – but one that most benefits Saudi Arabia Madawi al-Rasheed

75. Fundamentally by Nussaibah Younis review – witty debut about Islamic State brides

76. Samsung Galaxy S25 review: the smallest top-tier Android left

77. The ‘west’ is over. In the Trumpian era, Europe is on its own Alexander Hurst

78. ‘Breathing in the fragrances of the Atlas cedar trees’: readers’ favourite places in Morocco

79. Trump administration can continue mass firings of federal workers, judge rules

80. National Gallery of Australia says it covered Palestinian flags on tapestry after security assessment

81. Let’s not leave the baby-making debate to Musk and Vance – the left has a stake in this too Gaby Hinsliff

82. Seals, sharks and spiny squat lobsters: Underwater Photographer of the Year 2025 – in pictures

83. Match point: what to wear to watch sport

84. Asteroids are headed this way – oh no! Are we all doomed? First Dog on the Moon

85. Commercial flights diverted as Chinese warships undertake apparent live-fire drill in sea between Australia and New Zealand

86. ‘Drones are above our heads’: Kurdish-led SDF fights for survival in Syria

87. ‘Our neighbours are daring to choose fascism again’: Germany’s election leaves many fearing what lies ahead

88. ‘The impact has been devastating’: how USAid freeze sent shockwaves through Ethiopia

89. A Thousand Blows review – the irresistible new boxing drama from the Peaky Blinders creator

90. Dark side of bright nights taking toll on forgotten invertebrates

91. ‘To say there’s no future is counterproductive’: metal megastars Architects on grief, climate and hope for humanity

92. Tens of thousands could be held in illegal scam compounds in Myanmar, Thai police general says

93. Guzman y Gomez struggling to break into US market despite offering bigger burritos

94. Hong Kong’s oldest pro-democracy party says it will begin process of disbanding

95. Bird flu spreads to third property as farmers warn Australia’s egg shortage could be prolonged

96. From weather apps to taxes: the trickle-down effects of Trump’s federal worker firings

97. US politics briefing: Trump administration warns Kyiv and picks up court win in mass firings case

98. Shiri Bibas not among returned hostages, Israeli military says, accusing Hamas of ‘serious violation’

99. Historic England acquires collection featuring some of UK’s oldest photos

100. Taiwan holds its breath as Trump turns on Ukraine and upends US foreign policy

101. ‘What a lie’: Danish astronaut responds to Musk claim that Biden abandoned ISS pair on purpose

102. Neighbours cancelled for second time as Amazon backs out

103. Woeful Matildas thrashed by Japan in SheBelieves Cup opener in Houston

104. Everton’s Carlos Alcaraz: ‘Moyes only says hola in Spanish, but his English is very clear’

105. Middle East crisis live: Israeli military says body of Shiri Bibas is not among returned hostages

106. Doctors in London cure blindness in children with rare condition

107. Japan v Australia: SheBelieves Cup women’s football international – live

108. Six New York prison workers indicted for murder in beating death of inmate

109. Nearly 500 cat figurines stolen from Gordon Ramsay’s London restaurant

110. Argentina court drops charges against three people over Liam Payne death

111. Does Pep Guardiola have drive to rebuild broken Manchester City?

112. Bus blasts in Israel are ‘suspected terror attack’, say police

113. Stop criticising Trump and sign 500bn mineral deal, US official advises Kyiv

114. Man dies at Manchester airport after arrest by Border Force officers

115. Why Trump’s water releases were dangerous for California’s levees

116. US Senate narrowly confirms Kash Patel as next FBI director

117. Suits LA review – glossy legal spinoff is an unsexy disappointment

118. Trump brings Russia in from the cold, but at what cost to Ukraine? – podcast

119. Worm-like creature with ‘dark secret’ wins New Zealand bug of the year

120. Nigel Farage dissents from Trump’s Zelenskyy ‘dictator’ claim

121. Mitch McConnell won’t seek Senate re-election in 2026

122. Trump appears to agree to cut checks to Americans to share portion of savings from Doge cost-cutting

123. Walmart shares fall upon disappointing forecast, fueling US spending worries

124. Americans’ confidence in air travel falls after string of plane crashes, poll shows

125. The Guardian view on Gaza’s future: the ceasefire and hostage deal must not fizzle out Editorial

126. Europa League playoffs: Roma v Porto, Galatasaray v AZ and more – live

127. Ben Jennings on the myth of America’s past – cartoon

128. Writer quits Society of Authors over union’s ‘betrayal’ of Jerusalem bookshop raided by Israeli police

129. Where to start with: Jane Austen

130. Manchester City fail the Real Madrid test – Football Weekly

131. Vance poses immigrants as ‘greatest threat’ to US and Europe in CPAC speech

132. What is nerve flossing and does it help with nerve pain?

133. Football Daily Kylian Mbappé, Darwin Núñez and Manchester City’s week from hell

134. Mexico will not stand US ‘invasion’ in fight against cartels, president says

135. US culture war show comes to London – and strikes a chord with European populists

136. Lucy Bronze praises Spanish players for speaking out during Luis Rubiales trial

137. It’s time for Americans to withhold their taxes Judith Levine

138. Delta offers 30,000 to passengers in Canada plane flip – ‘no strings attached’

139. James Bond producers give Amazon full creative control of 007

140. ‘Not what I expected’: Russian soldiers sent to North Korea for medical care

141. Anglo American writes down value of diamond firm De Beers by 2.9bn

142. The little-known Gullah Geechee politician who pushed for the 14th amendment

143. Champions League review: Brugge rise as Italians and Americans stumble

144. IRS reportedly set to fire 6,000 workers at the height of tax-filing season – US politics live

145. UK and Norway negotiating ‘ambitious’ new defence pact – UK politics live

146. ‘One of the hardest days’ in Israel as Hamas hands over hostages’ bodies

147. Digital pharaohs and stranded dolphins: photos of the day – Thursday

148. Win or Lose review – at points this feels set to be a Pixar classic

149. I love my kids but I regret having them. How can I accept my life as a parent? Leading questions

150. Don’t mention the war: in Germany, politicians are hiding the truth about defence spending Paul Taylor

151. Cycling to school almost became extinct - until one man revived the bike bus

152. Appeals court denies Trump’s plea to reinstate birthright citizenship ban

153. How will Trump and Musk’s freeze on USAid affect millions around the world?

154. French foreign minister makes rules-based order plea to global south over Ukraine

155. Nature documentaries, pet lizards and spying on players: how Monster Hunter Wilds built a whole new world

156. Nihilistic, anarchic, repugnant: Sam Peckinpah’s 10 best films – ranked!

157. Could Messi do it on an inhumanely cold night in Kansas City? Of course he could

158. ‘Sweating like a mafioso’: calls in Italy to bar Estonia’s ‘offensive’ Eurovision entry

159. Luis Rubiales found guilty of sexually assaulting Spanish footballer Jenni Hermoso

160. With over 100 caps, Emily Sonnett is the USWNT’s secret veteran in a new generation

161. Slot criticises Núñez for dropping work rate after horror Liverpool miss at Villa

162. Sam Fender: People Watching review Alexis Petridis''s album of the week

163. The Café With No Name by Robert Seethaler review – lost souls in postwar Vienna

164. Fossil fuel firm’s 300m trial against Greenpeace to begin: ‘Weaponizing the judicial system’

165. ‘He’s taking a sledgehammer to it’: how do Trump voters view his whirlwind start?

166. Laverne Cox’s Clean Slate offers a nuanced, hilarious view of Black trans life

167. This is my final OFM column. Here’s what I’ve learned about buffets, ‘clean eating’ and what not to serve food on Jay Rayner

168. Birkenstocks are not works of art, top German court rules in copyright case

169. The key global issue is not the clash of north and south: it’s who supports international law and who doesn’t Jean-Noël Barrot

170. Council brawls, suspicious blood and rampant capybaras – take the Thursday quiz

171. Peter Schmeichel: ‘I felt superior. I felt I knew what was going to happen next’

172. Civil servants are leading the American resistance – with GameStop as a guide Virginia Heffernan

173. Revealed: US firm running Guantánamo migrant jail accused over rights abuses

174. In the global clash between democracy and oligarchy, the US is switching sides Robert Reich

175. Doctored by Charles Piller review – the scandal that derailed Alzheimer’s research

176. ‘If not fire, we’ll be killed by hunger’: villagers continue to feel fallout from Bolivia’s worst wildfires

177. ‘Tears were running down my face’: why Bridget Jones 4 is the most moving romcom of modern times

178. Trump’s dismantling of USAid raises risk of mpox global emergency, experts warn

179. Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered review – the good, the bad and the gloomy of Lara Croft releases

180. MLS 2025 predictions: Messi and Inter Miami’s outlook, top newcomers and more

181. The chances of this asteroid hitting Earth keep rising. But there are four reasons I’m not worried yet Carrie Nugent

182. Why Conclave should win the best picture Oscar

183. ‘Our community deserves beauty’: one man’s mission to green a UK tree desert

184. Airbus plans to make 820 planes this year despite supply chain problems

185. War of words: who is winning the Oscar for best acceptance speech?

186. ‘When has Russia ever kept its promises?’: Ukrainians furious over Trump’s plan to end war

187. People in the US: Have you changed your shopping habits due to politics?

188. Trump’s Ukraine envoy to meet Zelenskyy in Kyiv amid growing rift – Europe live

189. Record crowds, record transfers: Irish football reaches a watershed moment

190. Hold your breath and look to Germany: its election could decide the fate of Europe – and the UK Martin Kettle

191. Two-thirds of the Earth’s surface experienced record heat in 2024. See where and by how much – visualised

192. ‘Politically, it’s important. It’s important for humanity’: the long-lost civil rights images of Ernest Cole

193. Minority Rule: Adventures in the Culture War by Ash Sarkar – identity fraud

194. Middle East crisis live: Hamas to return bodies of four Israeli hostages, including two children

195. British firms among those that exported aircraft parts which reached Russia

196. Giants, saints and dragons on the Llyn peninsula in north Wales

197. ‘I could have sworn they were flying’: California skateboarders – in pictures

198. Schmeichel review – a spirited celebration of Man United’s great Dane

199. In these dark times of racially charged election campaigns, the German left offers a flicker of hope Fatma Aydemir

200. Man whose left eye ‘melted’ in acid attack thanks placenta donor who helped him heal

201. Missouri man who pleaded guilty in shooting of Black teen at wrong door dies

202. City’s zombified figures are haunted by ghosts of themselves in Bernabéu exit Barney Ronay

203. Archaeologists discover first pharaoh’s tomb in Egypt in more than a century

204. Trump receives widespread backlash to social post calling himself ‘king’

205. Arne Slot denies Liverpool are enduring a dip but admits Núñez is low after miss

206. My big ambition? To have a pint in each of Ireland’s 32 counties Adrian Chiles

207. Philippines officials offer cash for mosquitoes amid rise in dengue cases

208. Investment in UK’s crumbling public services is pro-growth, says pensions minister

209. Let’s be clear – the US never had moral supremacy. With Trump, it’s not even pretending any more Owen Jones

210. Trump signs executive order targeting ‘benefits for illegal aliens’

211. Europe greenwashing with north Africa’s renewable energy, report says

212. Singing mice, constipated kids and nurture beats nature: science stories of the week – podcast

213. Energy network owners have made 3.9bn from higher bills, says report

214. What role could the UK play in ending the Ukraine war? – Politics Weekly

215. Zero Day review – De Niro’s cyberhacking thriller is an astonishing amount of fun

216. All eyes on far-right AfD in German election rocked by violence and US interference

217. ‘I have a lot to contribute’: Whitehall whistleblower wants her job back

218. ‘Beware of the bat’: how a mine in Kigali became the focus of Marburg virus research

219. The cannabis farm scandal: how a rogue lettings agency destroyed countless homes

220. My life as a prison officer: ‘It wasn’t just the smell that hit you. It was the noise’

221. What are sinkholes, how are they formed and why did one appear in a Surrey street?

222. The climate crisis is a cost of living issue for Australia. My generation will be the first to pay for it Anjali Sharma

223. Meta and Google opt out of Sydney Mardi Gras amid move away from DEI in US

224. US politics briefing: Trump rails against Zelenskyy and derails Senate Republicans’ budget proposal

225. ‘This is censorship’: Palestinian flags covered up in major exhibition at National Gallery of Australia

226. On the ground in a new Lebanon – podcast

227. South Korea: Yoon Suk Yeol to become first sitting president to go on criminal trial as hearings begin

228. Dissatisfaction among gen Z staff is ‘ticking timebomb’ for NHS

229. ‘We’ve been the worst this year,’ Guardiola says after Real Madrid thrashing

230. Australia will ‘watch every move’ of Chinese warships detected off east coast

231. Champions League roundup: PSV’s Ryan Flamingo dumps out Juventus

232. Mbappé hat-trick rips apart Manchester City to send Real Madrid racing through

233. ‘It’s definitely not moving’: another bear makes evacuated LA home its own

234. Trent Alexander-Arnold rescues point for Liverpool in thriller at Aston Villa

235. Kontinental ’25 review – scattergun satire on a tour of Romania’s social ills

236. Troubled electric vehicle maker Nikola files for bankruptcy protection

237. Department of Education workers brace for Trump to shut agency down: ‘Everybody is distraught’

238. US deportees moved from Panama City to Darién jungle region, lawyer says

239. Georgia woman who gave birth to someone else’s baby sues IVF clinic

240. Brazilians hail strength of democracy as Bolsonaro is called to account

241. US adds Mexican cartels to list of foreign terrorist organisations

242. Trump administration rescinds congestion pricing for New York City

243. Kyiv’s White House wooing implodes as Zelenskyy tells the truth about Trump Julian Borger

244. Trump’s media group sues Brazil justice weighing Bolsonaro indictment

245. Mark Zuckerberg’s charity guts DEI after assuring staff it would continue

246. Career catfishing: why gen Z accept job offers – then ghost their new employers

247. My dad died a year ago – and a photo of him on Google Street View brought me up short Adrian Chiles

248. Trump fast-tracks fossil fuel projects in bid to sidestep environmental law, say experts

249. Real Madrid v Manchester City: Champions League playoff round, second leg – live

250. Denmark to spend billions on defence, citing fears over Russian rearmament

251. Aston Villa v Liverpool: Premier League – live

252. Hundreds of books seized from stores in Kashmir as Indian police crack down on dissent

253. Football Daily Rafael Tolói slips up and loses the plot in a generational meltdown

254. ‘They weren’t there to greet him’: freed Israeli hostage told devastating news

255. Melting glaciers cause almost 2cm of sea level rise this century, study reveals

256. Secret workshop where Picassos and Rembrandts were forged found in Rome

257. Journalists launch legal action against Italian government over spyware claims

258. Apple launches iPhone 16e and ditches home button

259. Bolsonaro indictment leaves Brazil’s tropical Trump staring at prospect of jail

260. Hamas offers handover of all hostages to Israel if next phase of ceasefire agreed

261. Nigeria sues crypto giant Binance for 81.5bn in economic losses and back tax

262. EU overhaul of farming strategy ignores vital green proposals, campaigners warn

263. Topoconductor chip could bring quantum computing breakthrough, says Microsoft

264. Meghan’s rebranded herself – and it’s another valiant attempt to flog poshness to the little people Emma Brockes

265. Love, rockets and media attacks: Trump and Musk bring their toxic bromance to Fox News

266. ‘The energy in the delivery room was insane’: Maggie Shannon’s best photograph

267. Pay to get playlisted? The accusations against Spotify’s Discovery Mode

268. Drømmer (Dreams) review – teen’s high romantic hopes throw adults into disarray

269. Atalanta’s Lookman hits out at manager’s ‘hurtful’ jibe after penalty is saved

270. Zelenskyy says Trump is living in a Russian ‘disinformation bubble’

271. Celtic’s heartbreak at Bayern and Champions League playoff chaos: Football Weekly - podcast

272. Freezing temperatures and a lemon festival: photos of the day – Wednesday

273. Europe is looking to Germany for leadership – but these elections will dash its hopes again Cas Mudde

274. Even Trump can be cajoled into advancing human rights – you just have to know which buttons to press Kenneth Roth

275. The Ugandan arts centre bringing harmony to Africa’s biggest refugee camp

276. Reagan-era Republicans aghast as Trump turns Russia policy on its head

277. Factchecking Donald Trump’s claims about the war in Ukraine

278. Developing world urges rich nations to defy Trump’s ‘climate nihilism’

279. British journalist missing in Brazil for more than 10 days

280. Musk boasts about ‘thrashing bureaucracy’ in cosy joint interview with Trump – US politics live

281. ‘You just want to rewind and watch it again and again’: readers choose the most romantic moments in cinema

282. Jude Bellingham banned for two games as referee hits out at media claims

283. When I blush, I get so red that people point it out. What should I do?

284. Manchester United paid Dan Ashworth 4.1m to leave after five months

285. From dusty pitches to football stardom: the rise of the Chawinga sisters

286. BAE Systems reports record orders as European defence spending rises

287. Can Trumpism be defeated? Absolutely. Here’s how Bernie Sanders

288. EU accused of leaving ‘devastating’ copyright loophole in AI Act

289. ‘We paid a high price for human rights’: a road trip through the new Syria

290. ‘I’ve served my country for 20 years’: trans military members fear an assault on their rights – and their honor

291. Disposable: what Covid-19 did to those who couldn’t afford to fight the virus

292. How to make rhubarb crumble – recipe Felicity Cloake''s Masterclass

293. I muffle my cries of passion – but the noise is upsetting my partner’s teenager

294. KFC to become Texas fried chicken in HQ move to low-tax state

295. Ukrainians: share your views on the US-Russia peace talks about the war in Ukraine

296. ‘Society makes us invisible’: Black Ecuadorians fight to defend their culture

297. Celtic’s Champions League strides have made them a serious entity again Ewan Murray

298. ‘It’s a better time than ever to be really famous’: why comedians are taking over TV gameshows

299. Top Trump official enforcing president’s political agenda at justice department

300. The US and Europe are at a crossroads. A new world order is emerging