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  • The cover of the 31 July edition of the Guardian Weekly magazine.

    Inside Guardian Weekly
    Cockroach protests rattle Modi: inside the 31 July Guardian Weekly

    Can India’s strongman eradicate youth discontent? Plus: Wildfires in Europe
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    A visual history of Guardian Weekly

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  • The Guardian Weekly team in 1921

    A short history of Guardian Weekly: celebrating our success

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    The Guardian Weekly is 100 years old

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  • A woman uses a ladle to stir a large metal pan on an outdoor cooking station under a white canopy

    Ukraine war briefing: Strikes on three Russian oil refineries and sanctioned ship

  • Police and ambulance crews at the site where an improvised explosive device was detonated in central Moscow

    Moscow restaurant bombing kills three people as device carried by woman explodes

  • A Nazca Lines geoglyph carved into desert ground is visible beside a highway with a truck

    Tourist plane crashes during flight over Peru’s Nazca Lines, killing 13

  • Police officers and Spanish soldiers escorted a large group of people on foot along a road

    EU to hold urgent meeting of interior ministers on Tuesday over Ceuta crisis

In pictures

  • A partially collapsed bridge after the earthquake in Yatsushiro, in Kumamoto prefecture.

    Earthquake rocks southern Japanese island of Kyushu – in pictures

    At least 13 people have died and many more were injured after an intensity 6.8 earthquake centred on Kumamoto prefecture struck on Tuesday
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  • A protester throws a tear gas canister with plumes of smoke seen in the background

    Anger, defiance and a hunger strike: India’s Cockroach movement protests – in pictures

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  • Young women use handheld fans while walking through a crowded street

    Japan swelters through rising heat – in pictures

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  • Quick crosswords
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  • Sudoku
    Sudoku 7,403 expert

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    Prize crossword No 30,074

  • Killer sudoku
    Killer sudoku 1,033

  • Close-up of hand with baseball glove with ball, against an orange backgrond

    The Saturday quiz
    Which South American country has baseball as its national sport? The Saturday quiz

  • Professor Stephen Hawking author of bestseller 'A Brief History of Time', 'Black Holes' and 'Baby Universes and Other Essays' and most recently in 2001, 'The Universe in a Nutshell'. Since 1979 has held the post of Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Cambridge University. 13/09/2005 © COPYRIGHT PHOTO BY MURDO MACLEOD All Rights Reserved Tel + 44 131 669 9659 Mobile +44 7831 504 531 Email: m@murdophoto.com STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY (press button below or see details at http://www.murdophoto.com/T%26Cs.html No syndication, no redistribution, Murdo Macleods repro fees apply.

    Alex Bellos's Monday puzzle
    Did you solve it? Do you think like a physicist?

  • A person walks past a colourful construction hoarding with residential towers behind

    How Elephant and Castle risks becoming London’s gentrification ‘patient zero’

  • A Group Of People Sitting Outside The Jolene Bakery and Restaurant, London, UK.2MK639H A Group Of People Sitting Outside The Jolene Bakery and Restaurant, London, UK.

    ‘Not quite Greggs’: TikTok creators put London’s ‘gentrified’ bakeries to the test

  • Harry Ryder and Simona Di Dio on the street outside the restaurant, Simona is wearing a red apron

    ‘A place of two halves’: how Margate’s art-led renewal has divided opinion

  • A flat white coffee

    A long-running battle between family-run cafes and the chains

  • A pregnant woman lies on a bed while medical staff attend to her in an Ebola treatment centre

    Ebola outbreak in DRC the fastest growing in the history of the virus

  • Sports fans in Accra, Ghana waving the national flag.

    A quarter of young Africans believe USAID cuts could be positive, survey finds

  • Two sub-Saharan African male teenagers taking off lifejackets in front of two older white men in uniform

    AI tool will lead to more child refugees being treated as adults, charity warns

  • A Ugandan woman carries a back of grain on her head while watched by dignitaries

    Uganda begins emergency food handouts after 19 die from hunger

Culture

  • Three shelves of books, with several orange and purple books highlighted in color among grayscale books

    Notes from a nursing home: ‘Our books told of who we were. The story of us. Then the movers came and asked what should go’

  • Tim White with full beard wears a black blazer and black collared shirt sits in front of shelves of books

    ‘More than just objects’: Australian booksellers raise alarm over ‘horrific’ destruction of rare titles to feed AI

  • man holding a sword faces giant armored figures in a forest

    ‘A towering piece of monoculture’: how The Odyssey discourse has dominated this summer

  • Javi Aznarez

    ​What makes a good comic novel? Andrew Sean Greer on the joy of funny writing

Long reads

  • ‘It makes your heart sing’: can a pioneering project show that rewilding really works? – podcast

    Podcast49:31

  • From the archive: ‘A dizzying maze’: how the UK immigration system is geared to reject – podcast

    Podcast34:20
  • A composite illustration of people speaking on top of an image of a map of the world.

    Nudists, peaceniks and freeloading travellers: the people keeping the Esperanto dream alive

  • ‘It is comforting to be haunted’: how attitudes to abortion have changed through the ages – podcast

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