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'I couldn't see, breathe, or sing. I passed out twice': why are so many metal bands wearing masks?
Laurent Koscielny discusses his departure from Arsenal and his current role at Lorient, reflecting on how his relationships soured.
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Andrew sublet three cottages while paying a very small, symbolic rent to the Crown Estate.
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Hamilton prepared for intense pressure at Ferrari's home Grand Prix following his crash at Zandvoort.
Lewis Hamilton

Hamilton prepared for intense pressure at Ferrari's home Grand Prix following his crash at Zandvoort.

Lewis Hamilton has acknowledged the pressure is mounting as he gets ready for his first race as a Ferrari driver…

September 1, 2025
The Guardian's view on GCSE resits: acknowledging the issue is only the beginning | Editorial
GCSEs

The Guardian's view on GCSE resits: acknowledging the issue is only the beginning | Editorial

For years, the exam system has harboured a troubling secret: rigid rules and alarmingly high failure rates in compulsory GCSE…

September 1, 2025
Liverpool have agreed a £125 million deal to sign Alexander Isak from Newcastle on deadline day.
Liverpool

Liverpool have agreed a £125 million deal to sign Alexander Isak from Newcastle on deadline day.

Alexander Isak is on the verge of joining Liverpool after Newcastle accepted a British-record fee of £125 million for the…

September 1, 2025
Erik ten Hag's dismissal marks a brutal conclusion to a historically poor spell at Bayer Leverkusen.
Bundesliga

Erik ten Hag's dismissal marks a brutal conclusion to a historically poor spell at Bayer Leverkusen.

Ronan Keating’s 1999 cover of “You Say It Best When You Say Nothing at All” might resonate with Erik ten…

September 1, 2025
Big tech has reshaped the classroom, and parents have good reason to be concerned.
Schools

Big tech has reshaped the classroom, and parents have good reason to be concerned.

A quiet transformation is taking place in schools: commercial technology is rapidly changing how children learn, often without much public…

September 1, 2025
Ready to quit social media? 'Advice pollution' could be the final push you need | Emma Beddington
Social media

Ready to quit social media? 'Advice pollution' could be the final push you need | Emma Beddington

I think I’ve finally found what will break my social media addiction: the “things I’ve learned” trend. For example, there’s…

September 1, 2025
I have witnessed the scale of child poverty in the UK, and I am convinced: the two-child benefit cap must be abolished.
Child benefits

I have witnessed the scale of child poverty in the UK, and I am convinced: the two-child benefit cap must be abolished.

As children across the UK return to school this week, I’m reminded that nearly one in three lives in poverty.…

September 1, 2025
The Guardian's view: Israel's targeting of journalists in Gaza aims to conceal its actions from the world.
Israel-Gaza war

The Guardian's view: Israel's targeting of journalists in Gaza aims to conceal its actions from the world.

Day by day, the death toll climbs, war crimes accumulate, and outrage intensifies. Last Wednesday, the Pope called on Israel…

September 1, 2025
Visceral, sensual wonders': why The Talented Mr Ripley is my feelgood movie
Film

Visceral, sensual wonders': why The Talented Mr Ripley is my feelgood movie

Sixteen is a perfect age to watch a movie—poised between wide-eyed wonder and something like maturity. That’s how old I…

September 1, 2025
Not just resisting, but leading the fight: five women who refuse to be ignored
Global development

Not just resisting, but leading the fight: five women who refuse to be ignored

We, the daughters of Mother Earth, have gathered to decide together how we can create a world where our children…

September 1, 2025

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