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Israel-Hamas war

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  • Juan Jumalon

    Philippines
    Radio journalist shot dead during live broadcast

  • A member of a Ukrainian artillery unit carries ammunition

    Ukraine
    Zelenskiy denies general’s claim war is at stalemate

    • Germany
      ‘Hostage situation’ that closed Hamburg airport ends with suspect arrested

    • Economy
      Middle East war could spark global recession, say Wall Street experts

    • Artificial intelligence
      Elon Musk unveils Grok, an AI chatbot with a ‘rebellious streak’

    • Spain
      Socialist party members in Spain back Catalan amnesty to secure PM new term

    • UK
      Northern lights dazzle in brief appearance over Stonehenge

    • China
      Influencers using AI digital clones of themselves to pump out content

In focus

  • Soldier from Ukraine’s 128th Mountain Assault Brigade in a file photograph

    Ukraine
    What we know on day 621 of the Russian invasion

  • Marine Le Pen

    France
    Marine Le Pen’s support of Israel seen as move away from party’s antisemitic past

    National Rally has firmly supported Israel’s right to defend itself and promised to protect French Jews
  • A young white man with a mop of black curly hair wearing a suit and no tie peers at the camera.

    Cryptocurrencies
    Was crypto on trial with Sam Bankman-Fried?

    Binance and Coinbase are under investigation – but Bitcoin was trading at highest value in a year as FTX founder convicted of fraud

Spotlight

  • ‘We all knew what we were getting into!’
    Gross-out lesbian comedy Bottoms and its unrepentant director

    Emma Seligman reveals how she made this outrageous romp about schoolgirls setting up a fight club in order to bed cheerleaders – and explains why a ‘really gay’ Marvel movie might be next
  • Stephen Murray stands in the lot he uses to dump wood after cleaning up resident’s properties in Paradise, California.

    California
    A town re-emerges from the ashes of a devastating wildfire. But five years on, is Paradise for all?

  • An older white man with white hair combed back, sunglasses, and most of his face obscured by a mask, wearing a black suit without a tie.

    You scratch my back
    De Niro court battle lifts veil on celebrity assistants

    The Oscar winner’s former aide has claimed a toxic workplace culture while De Niro’s partner has labelled the assistant a ‘straight-up nasty bitch’
  • People crowded outside shop

    Analysis
    Most agree Gaza needs help – but there’s fierce disagreement on how to deliver it

    While there is broad consensus on the need for a break in hostilities, people are divided on its extent, its duration, and how to label it
    • A hand-drawing of tomatoes that says 'dry-framed early girls, $3/lb" is clipped to a box of tomatoes in a shaded farmstand in what may be a parking lot.

      ‘On the brink of extinction’
      A food historian’s hunt for ingredients vanishing from US plates

    • Björk

      ‘I always wanted to be David Attenborough’
      Björk on protecting salmon, going on strike and magical mushrooms

    • Little Amal at the Plaza de la Mexicanidad in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, on 26 October.

      ‘She gave me hope’
      Puppet Little Amal publicizes migrant plight on US-Mexico border

    • Fei-Fei Li at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence.

      AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li
      I’m more concerned about the risks that are here and now

Opinion

  • Actors wearing masks and long wigs.

    In the Middle East, as in Greek tragedy, justice must prevail over moral absolutism

    Kenan Malik
    When political solutions lose out to vengeance, in Aeschylus’s words, ‘Where will it end?’
  • Fed up middle aged woman holding pills

    I could have sworn HRT had cured my brain fog and rage. Then I read that it hadn’t

    Emma Beddington
  • The exterior of Palermo’s Politeama theatre.

    Sicily, where billionaires get back to basics – by booking an entire city

    Tobias Jones
  • Sam Bankman-Fried looking serious

    It’s easy to be dazzled by the super-rich, but don’t believe that they’ll do the right thing

    Will Hutton
  • Female manager discussing business<br>Posed by models Group of people on a business meeting

    Why are women far more likely than men to praise their colleagues’ work?

    Torsten Bell
  • Illustration by David Foldvari of Quetzalcoatl battery serpent.

    Will the planet outlive my dying laptop?

    Stewart Lee

Sports

  • Tamirat Tola was the men’s marathon world champion in 2022

    New York City Marathon
    Tola sets men’s course record as Obiri takes women’s crown

    Tamirat Tola of Ethiopia set a course record to win the men’s race while Hellen Obiri of Kenya pulled away in the final 400 meters to take the women’s title
  • Patrick Mahomes and his Chiefs teammates celebrate a first-half touchdown against the Dolphins

    NFL roundup
    Chiefs hold off Dolphins as Texans QB Stroud sets rookie record

    Safety Bryan Cook scored on a 59-yard fumble return, and the Kansas City Chiefs held on to beat the Miami Dolphins 21-14 on Sunday at Deutsche Bank Park
    • Johnny Russell celebrates his team upset of St Louis FC

      MLS playoffs
      Sporting Kansas City stun No 1 seeds St Louis City

    • Poland's Iga Swiatek celebrates after defeating Aryna Sabalenka in the WTA Finals semi-final in Cancún.

      WTA Finals
      Swiatek into final after dominant win over Sabalenka

    • Red Bull driver Max Verstappen celebrates yet another victory.

      F1
      Verstappen dominates in São Paulo as Alonso pips Pérez to third

    • Mikel Arteta talks to fourth official Graham Scott during Arsenal's controversial defeat

      'Unacceptable refereeing'
      Arsenal statement backs Mikel Arteta over VAR row

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Climate crisis

  • A villager walks over parched land on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar, India in 2009.

    Climate crisis
    Countries agree key measures to fund most vulnerable nations

  • The chemical in US drinking water is thought to be a carcinogen and liver toxin

    Water pollution
    EPA to push ban of toxic chemical found in US drinking water

  • Aerial shot of two ships next to a large cage

    Sea-lice
    Outbreak on Icelandic salmon farm a ‘welfare disaster’, footage shows

  • Traralgon, in south-eastern Victoria, Australia.

    Environment
    Politicians who delay climate action must live with fallout, says WHO expert

Across the country

  • Young woman in keffiyeh among may others holds sign and appears to chant. Lots of red and green.

    ‘No ceasefire, no votes’
    Tens of thousands attend pro-Palestinian rally in DC

  • Nikki Haley registers for South Carolina's presidential primary<br>Republican U.S. presidential candidate and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley reacts, as she registers for the South Carolina 2024 presidential primary ballot at the South Carolina State House in Columbia, South Carolina, U.S. October 30, 2023. REUTERS/Sam Wolfe

    Nikki Haley
    Unexpected rise from ‘scrappy’ underdog to Trump’s closest rival

    • Las Vegas
      Toddler in hospital after dumped gun discharges at playground

    • Abortion rights
      Stakes high as Pennsylvania votes on key judge pick

    • Ohio
      State purged 26,000 voters days before abortion referendum deadline

    • Virginia
      White voters’ mail-in ballots face fewer challenges, Democrats say

    • US
      Schools grapple with shortage of a lunchtime staple: milk cartons

    • Frick Pittsburgh
      Museum criticized for postponing Islamic art exhibit due to war

Around the world

  • Sitiveni Rabuka, Anthony Albanese and Mark Brown

    Pacific Islands Forum
    China-US rivalry takes centre stage as Solomon Islands deepens ties with Beijing

    The US has been racing to reopen embassies and deepen links with Pacific countries in wake of Solomon Islands security pact with China
  • A man walks by Stars of David tagged on a wall on Tuesday in Paris, France.

    France
    Antisemitic acts have exploded since 7 October, minister says

  • Painting of a person with gold hair and black crop top

    ‘Funk is the reality we live’
    Rio de Janeiro show celebrates the sound of the favela

  • Fiona the sheep with rescuers - five farmers - standing in a field

    Scotland
    'Loneliest sheep’ rescued after two years at foot of cliff

    • Spain
      Record numbers of refugees arrive in Canary Islands by boat

    • UK
      Government accused of separating children from parents in Gaza

    • Japan
      Osaka’s baseball underdogs hope one more win will lift curse of KFC

    • Edinburgh
      About 100 young people in violent clashes with police

    • Russia-Ukraine war
      Zelenskiy denies he is under pressure to enter peace talks with Russia

    • ‘Between two flames’
      The Bedouin family that came to embody tragedy and courage on Israel’s darkest day

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    Speaker Johnson, Israel, government shutdown and Virginia

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    How oligarchs use English courts to silence their critics

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Culture

  • Adam Kinzinger speaks during a House January 6 hearing.

    Renegade review
    Adam Kinzinger on why he left Republican ranks

    One of two Republicans who sat on the January 6 committee considers a rot that set in before Trump even ran for president
  • A close up of Russell Brand wearing a brown leather jacket

    Russell Brand
    Sexual assault claimant felt ‘used and abused’ on film set

  • Peter Blake at his home in London in 2022.

    ‘A kind of magic’
    Peter Blake says possibilities of AI are endless for art

  • evening shot of MVRDV’s sleek redesign of the pyramid of tirana, albania, a couple of children sliding down it, other people on the stairs which are now clean and beautifully lit

    Pyramid of Tirana review
    From tyrant’s monument to joyful symbol of modern Albania

  • David Oyelewo as Bass Reeves in Lawmen: Bass Reeves

    Lawmen: Bass Reeves review
    This utterly distinctive western is a rare treat

  • C Pam Zhang

    Books
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Lifestyle

  • Shereen Wu says that designer Michael Costello altered her runway photo to appear white.

    Fashion
    Model says her face was edited with AI to look white: ‘It’s very dehumanizing’

    Shereen Wu says leading designer uploaded altered picture, amid fears AI could ‘turn back the clock’ on progress in the industry
  • painting of a salt merchant in red sari, India, 1819.

    Health
    Should I worry about my salt intake?

  • A round leek and potato pie with a crusty edge – the middle with no pastry – and a slice cut

    Nigel Slater recipes
    Leek and parmesan pie, and peanut butter cookies

  • Face everyday the fresh way<br>Posed by model Studio shot of a beautiful young woman washing her face against a light background

    Facial scrubs
    10 of the best

  • Nita Hauhia, wearing a lilac blouse, in her kitchen with burgundy red cupboards, a counter full of bottles and coloured mugs, and blue walls with full shelving.

    Interiors
    Shades of brilliance in a Finnish home packed with clashing colours and fun

  • this is how we do it illustration

    This is how we do it
    ‘The TikTok algorithm figured out I was gay before I did’

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In case you missed it

  • Cloud computing, futuristic display technology connectivity concept

    Small business
    Cloud service companies lock customers in while nickel-and-diming them

  • Four small children clutching Water bottles

    ‘I have no time to cry’
    A teacher in Gaza tells of toll of war on her family

    As one of 1.4m people made homeless by the war, Eman Basher describes a routine of toil and fear in deteriorating conditions
  • Welcome sign to St. Helena Island in South Carolina, home of the Gullah culture.

    ‘This land needs to be protected’
    Inside a controversial auction of Gullah-Geechee homes

    Tax-burdened property owned by the descendants of formerly enslaved people in South Carolina is being sold to hedge funds and developers
  • Mike Johnson speaks in Las Vegas.

    Mike Johnson, theocrat
    The House speaker and a plot against America

  • Three African teenagers stand in a theatre auditorium

    ‘We’re a singing nation’
    South African opera takes lead role on world stage

  • Kaffirboom coral(Erythrina caffra Thunb.)<br>BPB51R Vivid red flowers with blue sky as background. Kaffirboom coral (Erythrina caffra Thunb.)

    Hitler beetle, Trump moth, Beyoncé fly
    Is it time to rethink naming of species?

  • Protesters gather at New York's Grand Central to demand ceasefire in Gaza.

    ‘I, too, am the Jewish community’
    Rift among US Jews widens over Gaza war

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In pictures

  • A demonstration for the release of the Hamas hostages in Tel Aviv

    The weekend in pictures
    Fireworks and flowering deserts

    The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
  • Details from some of the minimalist images shot in various cities by Marcus Cederberg.

    Photography
    Clutter-free images to calm the mind

  • Palestinians work in the debris of buildings that were targeted by Israeli airstrikes in Jabalia refugee camp

    More than 1,000 craters
    Satellite images show destruction of northern Gaza Strip

  • (c) Dennis Morris - Black Slate, Hackney, London, 1975

    The big picture
    Dennis Morris’s 70s London

  • A window cleaner standing on the outside of a window ledge with a cherrypicker behind him

    ‘It was odd to see someone standing in a 30ft-high window’
    Anthony Edralin’s best phone picture

  • People stand behind the metal mesh that covered the window of a building hit by an Israeli strike in Rafah

    Twenty photographs of the week
    War, Hurricane Otis, Storm Ciarán and the Rugby World Cup final

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