In this issue

May 20, 2024

'So what next?' Guardiola admits he may do only one more season at City

Manager hails 'impossible' achievement after winning a sixth title in seven years

3 mins

Caicedo's long shot helps clinch European football for Chelsea

When Mauricio Pochettino sits down with Chelsea's board for the review that will determine whether he continues as head coach, perhaps he can point to the fact that he has imbued his collection of young talents with so much confidence that European football was secured in part thanks to Moisés Caicedo scoring from halfway.

3 mins

Havertz's winner in vain as Arsenal fall just short

For a few seconds, the miracle that Mikel Arteta and Arsenal fans so craved seemed as if it might happen.

3 mins

United look to future as De Zerbi bows out

If one manager's future is settled, the other's hangs in the balance.

3 mins

Wood quick off the mark to confirm survival for Forest

Even the most pessimistic of Nottingham Forest fans could enjoy the confirmation of Premier League survival, leading from the second minute of their victory over Burnley to guarantee a third consecutive season in the top flight.

2 mins

Usyk the rightful king after digging deep to rock Fury

Ukrainian unites division as brutal assault in closing rounds stuns Gypsy King

3 mins

Verstappen holds off thrilling surge from Norris to claim dramatic win

Proof then that there is life yet in the old dog, the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix delivered an Imola finale worthy of the venerable venue.

3 mins

'A plane for the summer' Luxury trade fair woos global super-rich

\"There are enough people, with enough money to buy them,\" Sharmaine Guelas says as she shows off the specifications of a £3.2m forest green five-passenger helicopter at Elite London, a \"luxury\" trade fair.

2 mins

Viagogo sorry for 'mistakenly' advertising England tickets

The ticket trading website Viagogo has apologised for \"mistakenly\" advertising tickets for a forthcoming England football match, despite the fact that the resale of football tickets is illegal in the UK.

1 min

'So many scary moments' Chronicling civilians forced to flee from Ukraine's frontlines

There's a moment in Ivan Sautkin's new documentary, A Poem for Little People, in which a humanitarian volunteer tries to reason with a group of women filling cans with the grimy water that has collected in a shell hole in their suburban street. They should come with him now, says the volunteer, Anton Yaremchuk.

4 mins

Free Bella Fight to save lonely beluga whale from Seoul mall

In the heart of Seoul, amid the luxury stores at the foot of the world's sixth-tallest skyscraper, a lone beluga whale named Bella swims in a tank where she has been trapped for a decade.

2 mins

Global far-right figures rally in Spain before EU elections

International far-right leaders including France's Marine Le Pen, Hungary's Viktor Orbán, Italy's Giorgia Meloni and Argentina's Javier Milei came together in Madrid yesterday to rail against socialism and \"massive illegal migration\", three weeks before hard-right parties are expected to see a surge in support in June's European elections.

2 mins

Aid shortages in Gaza could prove 'apocalyptic', warns UN's emergency relief chief

The UN's humanitarian chief has warned of \"apocalyptic\" consequences due to aid shortages in Gaza, where Israel's military offensive in the southern city of Rafah has blocked desperately needed food.

3 mins

Ships pollute port cities 'more than all local cars'

Ships calling at the UK's most polluted ports produce more NOx pollution than all the cars registered in the same cities or regions, analysis has shown.

2 mins

Zarah Sultana The Labour MP taking on the Tories over Gaza

When David Cameron, the foreign secretary, sat in a BBC TV studio last Sunday morning, he clearly had no idea of the identity of the woman sitting on the panel opposite him, simply referring to her as \"the Labour MP\".

2 mins

What, no gin? Quest for light drinks stirs new mixes for tonic water

Tonic water first appeared in early 19th-century India when medicinal quinine was mixed with soda and sugar and given to British soldiers to prevent malaria.

1 min

Slop is the new spam Could AI make the internet useless?

Your email inbox is full of spam. Your letterbox is full of junk mail. Now your web browser has its own affliction: slop. This is what you get when you shove material generated by artificial intelligence up on the web for anyone to view.

3 mins

Chief constable defends decision to investigate Rayner over house

The chief constable of the police force examining claims against Angela Rayner has defended the decision to investigate the Labour party deputy leader, vowing it would be done \"fairly and impartially\" and would establish whether \"culpability is proven or otherwise\".

2 mins

Film review Whishaw's rebel poet turned raging militant drives exhilarating biopic

Fascism, punk, euphoria and despair... it's all here, or mostly, in this hilarious biopic of Eduard Limonov (a pen name taken from the Russian word limonka, slang for grenade), the rock'n'roll émigré Russian writer who wound up poverty-stricken in New York at about the same time as Sid Vicious.

2 mins

Inquiry expected to call for prosecutions over infected blood scandal

A long-awaited final report from the public inquiry into the infected blood scandal is expected to call for those responsible to face prosecution, the Guardian has learned.

3 mins

Combs apologises after video shows assault of ex-girlfriend

The rap mogul Sean \"Diddy\" Combs admitted in a video apology that he punched and kicked his ex-girlfriend in 2016 in the hallway of a hotel after CNN released footage of the attack, saying he was \"truly sorry\"..

1 min

'Gamechanging': scientists hail breast cancer breakthrough

Scientists say they have a made a potentially \"gamechanging\" breakthrough in breast cancer research after discovering how to preserve breast tissue outside the body for at least a week.

2 mins

Ebrahim Raisi Hardline president who led Iran's return to sterner stance

Iran's president, Ebrahim Raisi, is a hardliner who was instrumental in the last few years in steering Iran back towards the more uncompromising principles of the Islamic Republic's revolutionary founders.

2 mins

Winning back the west Black cowboys and cowgirls reclaim their place in history

When Larry Callies went to the movies as a boy in Rosenberg, Texas, the heroes riding horses and wearing 10-gallon hats were all white men. But the real cowboys Callies knew were Black.

3 mins

Iranian president feared dead after helicopter crash

Conflicting reports as rescuers head to scene near Azerbaijan border

3 mins

Ex-ministers warn tuition fees must rise urgently

Vice-chancellors and former ministers have warned that the cash crisis facing universities is so serious that the next government will have to urgently raise tuition fees or increase funding to avoid bankruptcies within two years.

3 mins

Trump hush money case Cohen is the central figure as trial nears conclusion

Donald Trump's criminal trial is drawing to a close, with two looming questions: what will the jury decide, and how will America react?

4 mins

Slovakia in crisis Shooting of prime minister shines light on polarised country

Yesterday morning, Father Tomáš stood solemnly in the small Catholic church nestled near a park along the banks of the Danube in Bratislava.

4 mins

Israel calls international court of justice case an 'obscene exploitation'

Israel yesterday attacked South Africa's case against it in the international court of justice as an \"obscene exploitation\" of the genocide convention, claiming that it aimed not to protect Palestinian civilians but to defend Hamas militants.

3 mins

In the line of fire Perilous evacuation from town under attack by Russians

Evacuating the last remaining residents of Vovchansk, the town at the centre of Russia's recent offensive in the Kharkiv region, becomes more dangerous with every passing day.

4 mins

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