Country diary: Birds of a feather in a noisy argument
Queen's University, Belfast: The corvids in the branches above me spring a surprise – there's a black crow among them
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‘Nightmare’ shooting in Montreal leaves three dead including police officer and bystander
Videos showed suspect armed with a long gun shooting at police in Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood
‘Canaries in the coalmine of populism’: an oral history of the Brexit campaign, told by those with a front row seat
How five months in 2016 that encompassed Boris Johnson siding with Vote Leave, Jo Cox’s murder and David Cameron’s resignation shaped the UK’s future
From Bendy Bananas to £350m for the NHS
Leaving the EU was supposed to solve Britain’s border issues, slash bureaucracy, revitalise the health service, even supercharge vacuum cleaners. How much control did we really take back?
Three in five gen Z Britons would like new vote to rejoin EU, poll finds
Exclusive: Data reveals 60% of 18 to 28-year-olds would vote to rejoin bloc if given the opportunity
Piglet, it’s a purple, psychedelic shapeshifter! The wild new creature prowling Winnie-the-Pooh’s wood
Is it an alien? A dinosaur? Is it going to kill us all? Our writer hits Ashdown Forest for the Big One Hundred celebrations – and finds its magic enchanting new generations
Hannah Byczkowski: ‘The Traitors helped me become a better comedian’
The Traitors-winning standup talks about quitting palliative care work for the stage and the dangers of mistaking a cockatoo for a cocktail
‘I remember the shock’, ‘It can still be reversed’
After the 2016 referendum, panellists from other EU countries responded in the Guardian. Ten years on, we’ve gone back to them
‘Navigating the unknown together’: me and my idiot AI boyfriend
I believe that chatbots have no place in a decent society, and am repelled by the topic of AI in general. But could I be seduced?
A thousand years old and 20 storeys high: tracking down Taiwan’s tallest trees
The country’s biggest tree – named Heaven Sword of the Da’an River – is a carbon-storing behemoth hosting whole neighborhoods of wildlife. But this and other giant trees are under threat
Banned on Broadway, a new generation of music software is shrinking musical theatre orchestras
Musicians are losing jobs, or stretched further in the gigs they can get, as KeyComp and other technologies replace human players in the pit
Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit over LA sanctuary city policy
City hails victory after US officials sued over ordinance that limits LA’s cooperation with immigration authorities
Haaland doubles up again as Norway defeat Senegal and seal spot in World Cup last 32
At the final whistle in New Jersey Norway’s players collapsed on to the rain-drenched grass, tumbled over one another in a genuinely passionate celebratory embrace, then gathered to sit in close formation in front of their fans like primary school kids in a particularly cramped assembly hall.
‘It all ends in Keirs’: what the papers say about Starmer’s resignation
Keir Starmer’s resignation as prime minister and Andy Burnham’s assumed ascension lead the UK front pages on Tuesday
Iran says it is closing strait of Hormuz over Israeli strikes in Lebanon
Unclear if threat has been carried out or if move will jeopardise talks with US scheduled for Sunday
Bolivian president declares state of emergency and deploys military to quell anti-government protests
Bulldozers sent in to clear roadblocks that have stifled the country as farmers and Indigenous groups protest against conservative president
‘Stung’ Spain have digested shock start but know repeat is not an option
European champions were frustrated by Cape Verde and know there is little margin for error against Saudi Arabia
The 2026 World Cup team of the tournament so far (without the superstars)
We pick an XI of players who have impressed during the initial rounds of games in Canada, the US and Mexico
Sell-out crowds and joy: how Queen’s Club women’s tournament outshone the men
Serena Williams’ appearance plus Raducanu and Boulter doing so well put the men’s event in the shade this year
Royal Ascot draw bias left too many with raw deal in otherwise stellar week
It is difficult for the meeting to sell itself as the pinnacle of Flat racing if so many of its races favour runners on one side of the track
