A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

Did someone wearing Meta Glasses film you today? Are you sure?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

People say they’ve been secretly filmed in their own homes, at concerts and at work. Are the wildly popular smartglasses the final nail in the coffin of personal privacy? “I’ve had one person who told me that their intentions were creepy,” a man tells me over a video call, on condition of anonymity. He’s based in Los Angeles, and while we speak, he eats what appears to be tuna directly out of the can. “He said: ‘I go

Graham Norton pay from top-rated chat show falls again to €2.47m

By Gordon Deegan

ITV subsidiary So Television produces The Graham Norton Show for BBC and stations worldwide, including Virgin Media

Track defect found near Lewes derailment site, initial report says

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Initial findings from an RAIB investigation show an "irregularity" at the site near Lewes.

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'Extra money will not cure rough sleeping'

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Nobby Clarke, who ran a Coventry shelter, said the Prime Minister's plan "will not cure underlying issues."

Calls for urgent law change as UK’s largest water reuse system cannot be switched on

By Sandra Laville

Recycling system in Cambridgeshire that could save thousands of litres a day is deemed not in line with rules The largest water reuse system in the UK, which could save thousands of litres of water a day for people living in one of the driest regions of the country, is not allowed to be switched on because of drinking water regulations. As water supplies in England reach critical levels, the Guardian can reveal that

Hogging weights, loud grunting and sweaty benches: 11 gym dos and don’ts from fitness experts

By Madeleine Aggeler

Here’s what professionals have to say about good workout etiquette, from using equipment to being on your phone I like to think of myself as a fairly laid-back person. Other people’s behavior is not my business. There is one notable exception: my gym nemesis. He brings his computer to the gym and takes work conference calls at full volume. He has four to six pairs of dumbbells around him at all times – then doesn’t p

Government rough sleeping funding may not ‘be enough’ to tackle problem, says Burnham – UK politics live

By Tom Ambrose (now) and Mabel Banfield-Nwachi (earlier)

PM pledges to get rough sleepers off streets for Christmas but issues ‘rallying call’ for community and voluntary organisations to help with plan Andy Burnham has admitted government funding “may not fully be enough” to achieve his aim of offering a place to stay to every rough sleeper by Christmas, as he made a “rallying call” for communities to get behind his plan. Speaking on a visit to the north-east of England,

Zelenskyy sacks deputy head of his office amid reported corruption investigation – Europe live

By Jakub Krupa (earlier) Mabel Banfield-Nwachi (now)

Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies said they uncovered group responsible for money laundering $3.35m but did not name individuals involved The rise in Germany’s ⁠borrowing costs to a 15-year high reflects the ⁠increased security challenges ⁠facing ​the country following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and ⁠the need to spend much more defence, the Finance Ministry ⁠said on Wednesday. German 10- ​and 30-year ‌borrowing co

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Post your questions for kd lang

By Laura Snapes

As her supergroup with Neko Case and Laura Veirs celebrates the 10th anniversary of its sublime album, the Ingénue herself will answer your questions A decade ago, three of the finest voices in Americana got together to make a sublime supergroup record. Case/Lang/Veirs, in case the title didn’t make it plain, brought together Neko Case of the New Pornographers, stalwart Portland songwriter Laura Veirs and kd lang, th

‘A critical crossroads’: who is the woman vying to become the first Caribbean head of the UN?

By Natricia Duncan

If elected, Guyanese politician Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett wants to prioritise climate issues and ensure the United Nations remains a force for good Don’t already get The Long Wave in your inbox? Sign up here As the Guardian’s Caribbean correspondent, I sometimes encounter stories that everyone is talking about in the region, but are not on the radar of the international media. Today, I’m taking over the Long Wave to

Adviser to far-right Latin American leaders arrested for allegedly plotting to kill girlfriend

By Tiago Rogero South America correspondent

Fernando Cerimedo, 42, arrested on suspicion of ordering shooting of Bolivian lawyer Nadia Beller A senior adviser to many of Latin America’s new wave of far-right leaders has been arrested for allegedly masterminding the attempted murder of his girlfriend. The businessman and political consultant Fernando Cerimedo, 42, had been working as an adviser to the Bolivian president, Rodrigo Paz Pereira, and was one of the

Israel army admits firing on car in death of Hind Rajab

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The Israeli military has admitted its troops fired on a car carrying five-year-old Hind Rajab in Gaza in 2024, saying it had ordered a criminal investigation into the killing which drew international outrage.

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‘He doubted’: Mourinho says Real Madrid did not want Rodri after hesitation over move

By Sid Lowe in Madrid

Mourinho: Madrid made midfielder ‘a very good offer’ Spain captain chose to join Barcelona instead for £65.4m José Mourinho has confirmed Real Madrid made Rodri an offer and that he spoke to him about joining the club, but claimed the player’s doubts about the transfer made him unsure about signing Spain’s World Cup-winning captain. On the same day Rodri was presented at Barcelona after the completion of a €75m (£65.

Family law project publishes 103 anonymised reports

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Over 100 fully anonymised reports of private family law proceedings between March and June 2026 have been published.

Graham Norton received €118,315 per episode of chat show

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Chat show king Graham Norton enjoyed a bumper pay packet of £2.12m (€2.47m) from his TV work for So Television last year.

Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing review – like a horror movie … only this is real life

By Ellen E Jones

In 2022, Rory Kennedy exposed the aviation safety scandal in which 346 people died – but since then, a plane door has blown out mid-flight and more whistleblowers have come to the fore. Will anyone pay for this? It is unfortunate that a sequel was required to Rory Kennedy’s 2022 documentary feature, which alleged that the profit-driven culture at a US aeronautics firm led to two plane crashes and the deaths of 346 pe

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Two jailed for violent disorder at asylum hotel

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Jonathan Glover and Charlie Land receive custodial sentences following disorder in Epping.

Troy Parrott to undergo medical at Real Betis ahead of €20m deal

By Gavin Cummiskey

Reports in the Netherlands and Spain place the Irish striker on the cusp of a move

Jah Wobble on covering the Beatles, London buses and why punk went wrong: ‘Being kind is seen as square’

By Fergal Kinney

The maverick former Public Image Ltd bassist takes us on a typically picaresque journey through his ‘Kafka-esque’ days at Transport for London, being named by Sid Vicious and his spiritual learnings Sometimes, on the top deck of a London bus, pension-age punks will politely disturb the concentration of a man on his iPad. “They’ll say: ‘Are you Jah Wobble?’” recounts the musician born John Wardle, his upbeat cockney a

Trump is full speed ahead in making money off being the US president | Margaret Sullivan

By Margaret Sullivan

Some restraint on Trump’s excesses might be accomplished if November’s midterm elections give Democrats more power Donald Trump is essentially unrestrained when it comes to enriching himself during his second term, with no sign of stopping. If anything, he’s ramping things up. The numbers so far are astonishing. He amassed $2.2bn in 2025 revenues, the Guardian and other news outlets have reported. Continue reading...

Democratic socialist Angie Nixon scores surprise primary win in Florida US Senate race

By Sam Levin and Richard Luscombe

Nixon bested Alexander Vindman to win Democratic nomination and now faces Republican Ashley Moody in November Trump-backed Byron Donalds wins Republican primary in race to succeed Florida governor DeSantis In an upset for the Democratic establishment, progressive Angie Nixon won the party’s US Senate primary in Florida, beating former army intelligence officer Alexander Vindman. Nixon, a state representative and memb

Ireland’s soaring green fees: Some golf courses doubled prices since 2022

By David Gorman

The golf business is set for a significant boost with the Ryder Cup coming to Adare Manor in 2027

How are sports clubs coping with drought?

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Prolonged hot and dry weather is forcing many grass roots sides to postpone or relocate matches.

Stephen Libby on fashion: a summer wedding is no time for your funeral suit – have fun with colour

By Stephen Libby

The Traitors star gives his tips on how to shine at a wedding – from mismatching jacket and trousers to rocking a man bag For a long time, I didn’t enjoy going to weddings. It wasn’t the celebration or the party that put me off – it was the clothes. I felt I had to conform and wear a suit, and yet the shape and style of what was on offer were the antithesis of what I would normally wear. Wedding guest attire for wome

Most patients have multiple addictions, says addiction treatment clinic Rutland Centre

By Ronan McGreevy

Nearly two-thirds of all those entering the centre have more than one addiction, usually to alcohol and cocaine