Record-breaker: Leonard Barden's chess column marks 70 years and a place in history.
September 1955. One era was fading, another just beginning. Five months had passed since Sir Winston Churchill retired as prime…
Canada sends a strong World Cup message with six-try victory over Scotland.
On a bright and breezy day in Devon, the goal was to avoid facing England in the next round. But…
Your weekend sports guide from The Guardian: The Women's Super League kicks off, England plays two matches, and more.
Saturday Football 8am (all times BST) Matchday Live John Brewin, Rob Smyth, and Barry Glendenning bring you all the buildup…
Israel-Premier Tech removes team name from riders' jerseys at Vuelta following protests.
The Israel-Premier Tech cycling team has removed its full name from riders’ jerseys for the remainder of the Vuelta a…
I still want to achieve': People with stage 4 cancer join Chris Hoy's charity ride
Mel Erwin is realistic about what motivated her to get on a bike. “I have one and a half lungs.…
Anisimova takes on Sabalenka in the US Open final, facing both a tough opponent and her own recent struggles.
In the days before the final Grand Slam of the year, Amanda Anisimova was fighting to stay composed. As she…
Why the legacy of East Germany’s prefab housing blocks is more relevant than ever
A new art exhibition focuses on the high-rise prefab apartment blocks of communist East Germany and their political and cultural…
Obsession Review – A brutal horror film where the desire for true love takes a devastating turn.
This year’s Sundance featured real-life couple Dave Franco and Alison Brie in the body horror film Together, which explored the…
Move aside, fashion week: Chanel and Dior are quietly unveiling new designs at the Venice Film Festival.
After a year of musical chairs in the fashion industry, September is set to be one of its biggest show…
Alex Lawther: "I really enjoy kissing – I'm always looking forward to the next time.
Alex Lawther, 30, was born in Hampshire and made his West End debut at age 16 in David Hare’s South…