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The US president’s real-estate fantasies rely on the erasure of Gaza’s people and culture. Now we must act to preserve them, says Palestinian lawyer and writer Raja Shehadeh

Even middle earners are now expected to fork out £220-plus for a meal for two

Democrats in a new generation are punching back hard. And, in so doing, showing their colleagues how to overcome their reputation for dithering

This week Donald Trump made what looked like a typically left field offer to pave the way to a peace settlement in Ukraine. He offered to buy the strategic minerals that Ukraine has in abundance, in return for continuing US aid funding.

After week one of the unlawful dismissal claim, we know this: the ABC appears to have departed from its own standards in the defence of its standards

London is experiencing a shocking rise in multiple categories of crime. One mobile phone was stolen every five minutes in London in 2023. In raw numbers, London experienced over 115,000 phone thefts in 2023, in Birmingham there were under 800. Per head of population, London’s phone theft rate is 19…

Hailed as a progressive triumph, now it’s mired in scandal and acrimony. If that’s not a film for our troubled times, what is? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

One of the countless ways in which humanity is divided is evident at any railway station, viz, between those who turn up for their journey nice and early and those who, try as they may, end up running for the train. I am one of the bad ‘uns; try as…

Research shows that not all hours spent glued to a screen are created equal, so I’m actively encouraging nutritional content such as Young Sheldon, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes