Day In a Page

• Israel-Gaza crisis: ‘We just want it to end… We don’t deserve to live like this’

UK

• Question Time's 'passionate highlander' is the William Wallace of the Better Together campaign
• Teachers’ strike: Mass public sector walk-out as thousands protest against pay and working conditions

Images

• 'This Was Once Sea': Photography exhibition of the Marsh arts festival  
• 'Art Aquarium' exhibition in Japan 
• Mass public sector walk-out as thousands protest against pay and working conditions 

World

• Postcard from... Dublin
• Postcard from... Central Valley

People

• Dave Legeno dead: Harry Potter actor found in Death Valley
• Steven Spielberg mercilessly trolled by Facebook users who think he killed a dinosaur
• Barry Gibb hopes to die on stage while singing ‘Stayin Alive’
• Who is Seinabo Sey? Introducing the Swedish-Gambian singer inspired by her dual identity
• Pamela Anderson writes lengthy poem about unwashed vegetables and the lost 'art' of sex
• Mario Balotelli poses with 'shotgun' in controversial Instagram pic: 'Kiss to all who hate me'
• Mel Gibson to Shia LaBeouf: ‘My heart goes out to the poor guy’
• Michael Schumacher: Wife Corinna says former F1 champion is 'getting better'
• Ian Watkins former Lostprophets bandmates on singer’s child sex abuse: ‘He was attracted to what was bad and to being in control’
• George Clooney rejects Daily Mail’s apology for ‘fabricated’ article he claimed ‘incited violence’ towards fiancée’s family in second column
• Zohra Sehgal dead: 'Grand Old Lady of Bollywood' dies aged 102
• ‘Ryan Gosling got someone pregnant and it's not me. Brazil you think you’re devastated…’
• World Cup 2014: Diego Simeone unknowingly informs sports journalist Jorge ‘El Topo’ Lopez's wife about his death in Twitter post
• Deryck Whibley on his alcohol addiction: ‘I nearly died five times’
• Katie Hopkins calls Michael Gove 'delicious' in nauseating gush about least sexy man in Westminster
• Sarah Palin says America is like a battered housewife and Obama should be impeached
• David Attenborough accosted by hysterical BBC wildlife presenter who got overwhelmed and cried at him like ‘the brutally dumped’
• Tatler Editor Kate Reardon defends speech to school girls on politeness and good grades
• Angelina Jolie: ‘Everywhere I went rape was the silent killer’
• Mick Jagger denies being World Cup curse and reason for Brazil’s embarrassing defeat
• Barack Obama gets offered cannabis in Colorado bar, laughs it off: 'You wanna hit this?'
• Robert Downey Jr. announces his wife Susan is expecting in strange monosyllabic overshare
• North Korea files complaint to UN over Seth Rogen and James Franco’s Kim Jong-un assassination movie
• Justin Bieber ordered to pay $80,000 in damages after egging neighbour

Weird News

• Stare at your desktop no more with stunningly simple life hack
• This man's 'girl voice' is frighteningly authentic

Science

• Rotten egg smell could help battle heart disease and Alzheimer's
• No end yet in sight for scourge: Setback to Aids battle as child tests positive again
• Women view other women dressed in red as a 'sexual threat', study finds
• Supermoons 2014: Get ready for a restless summer, as new research shows that full moons do affect our sleep
• Supermoon 2014: When and why will the moon look bigger and brighter this summer?
• Nature rather than nurture governs intelligent behaviour in primates, scientists discover

Obituaries

• Baroness Miller of Hendon: Entrepreneur who developed a highly successful cosmetics business before becoming a Whip in the House of Lords
• Marsha Mehran: Author who fled Iran with her family then went on to publish the best-selling novel ‘Pomegranate Soup’
• Mary Rodgers: Richard Rodgers’ daughter who had her own success writing musicals as well as novels for young readers
• Jon Pyong Ho: Nuclear expert who was individually named by the United Nations in sanctions against the North Koreans
• Mike Hawker: Songwriter who won an Ivor Novello for 'Walkin' Back To Happiness', and also wrote for Dusty Springfield
• Michael Scudamore: Jockey who won the Grand National and Cheltenham Gold Cup and became a trainer and patriarch of a racing dynasty

• Why I'm on the brink of burning my Israeli passport

Comment

• Why give the young such a bad rap?
• Errors and Omissions: Some news reports don’t quite hit the right target
• Cakegate leaves a funny taste. Is this really the way for gay campaigners to fight for tolerance?
• Line the streets for a cycling race? You might just as well watch a swarm of wasps
• The "moral entrepreneurs" who cash in on child abuse
• How a polite message from Canada inspired the campaign against Scottish independence
• Editor's Letter: MPs’ standing has reached a nadir but not all are culpable
• Don't call this the surveillance status quo – it's a cross-party stitch-up
• Gastric bands for all? Why not?
• War is war: Why I stand with Israel
• Spy chief speaks on the record: "Thank you, and that's it, really"
• The daily catch-up: fathers looking after children, World Cup questions and Nostradamus
• Yvette Cooper is right: The classroom is the best place to start teaching men about feminism
• The success enjoyed by the City of London owes nothing to the EU
• If they weren't obsessed with instant profits, England could have a team as good as Germany’s
• Say a little prayer for Lord Patten — the Vatican works in mysterious ways
• Mess up, and own up — The lesson from leading sportsmen that politicians would do well to heed
• Growing up in an age of austerity has left its mark on today's young people
• Here's how to turn the tables on tax avoiders
• Why shouldn't a gay couple be able to have their cake and eat it too?
• The Government’s attitude to the civil service is breathtaking hypocrisy
• The response to Brazil's defeat has been a surreal exploration of loss and tragedy
• The response to the new Harry Potter story by the muggle media is fantastically ironic
• This is why I am among the thousands leaving teaching this month
• The daily catch-up: Neigh-Drama Obama, changing welfare and how to tell if you are a journalist
• Letter from the Political Editor: Phone and data laws to be passed in haste
• i Editor's Letter: Only a game? Far from it

Editorials

• Surveillance vs snooping
• Scotland’s fate will depend on the quality of politicians north and south of the border
• Off the pitch, Brazil should remember the bigger picture
• Today's strikes show the effect of our restrictive labour laws

Letters

• Letters: Mass surveillance will not protect us
• Letters: Attack on right to strike signals new serfdom

• Sea bass numbers suffer a dramatic decline as overfishing takes its toll

More Sports

• Ron Vlaar penalty: Did the Dutchman actually come within inches of scoring?

Cycling

• Tour de France 2014: How Tour’s underdogs Endura day on the road
• Tour de France 2014: Now Chris Froome has gone it is Richie Porte’s big chance to impress, says Sean Yates
• Tour de France 2014: Nibali braced for rivals to climb into him
• Tour de France 2014: Vosges offer unpredictable prelude to Alpine agony
• Tour de France 2014: Matteo Trentin edges out Peter Sagan in photo-finish to win seventh stage
• Tour de France 2014: Xabi Zandio crash adds to Sky woes as Andre Greipel ends Marcel Kittel's sprint dominance

Cricket

• England vs India first Test, day three: Broad’s late flourish cannot disguise Indian superiority
• Sorry England succumb to the Sharma offensive
• England vs India latest from Trent Bridge: England suffer dramatic collapse in afternoon to forget
• Andrew Gale rues missed chances after Yorkshire let Durham off the hook
• England vs India: England bowlers all at sea, and then captain Cook falls overboard again
• England vs India: 'He’s in one of those places at the minute but things will turn'
• England vs India: Alastair Cook out cheaply after last-wicket Indian stand frustrates England
• County Championship round-up: Kent vice-captain Sam Northeast celebrates recall with first hundred in almost two years

Football

• World Cup Final 2014: Choosing between Germany and Argentina is an impossible choice
• Barcelona release video revealing Luis Suarez's squad number for next season

Golf

• Recari shows her battling qualities to share the lead
• Scottish Open 2014: Poulter keen to clean up at the Open
• Scottish Open 2014: Rory McIlroy hits Royal Aberdeen course record to fire major warning
• Martin leads as Wie heads home after missing the cut
• McIlroy struggles with wind change but Rose prospers

Motor Racing

• F1: Nico Rosberg bites back after Lewis Hamilton jibe

Olympics

• Sochi 2014: Vanessa Mae's Olympic qualification allegedly 'rigged,' Slovenian ski body suspends four

Racing

• Come on, feel the Power with top sprinter Slade
• Moore enjoys good day at the office with Falmouth success on Integral
• Princess of Wales’s Stakes 2014: Cavalryman’s charge to glory sets up renewed Melbourne Cup bid

Commonwealth Games

• Blake halted by more injury problems as British return falls flat

Fashion

• L'Oreal cuts ties with Belgium supporter Axelle Despiegelaere after hunting trip photographs
• Belgium fan Axelle Despiegelaere lands L'Oreal campaign after World Cup viral photo
• Style file: Slip, slop, slap on the sunscreen

Food & Drink

• Man About Town: 'Bringing chemistry to drinking is becoming increasingly popular'

History

• A History of the First World War in 100 moments: After 1,560 days, at the eleventh hour, the guns fall silent – but for how long?

Gadgets and Tech

• Drone photography competition: Soaring eagles and aerial fireworks among the winners
• New York police helicopter clashes with amateur drone pilots
• Nasa confirms that the Voyager 1 probe has entered interstellar space (again)
• Even the best sniper just got better: US defence agency successfully trials world's first self-guiding bullet
• LG unveils rollable 18-inch TV, promise 60-inch version by 2017
• Are your naked selfies safe? Researchers recover 100s of nude photos from second-hand smartphones
• Google Venture lands in London: New $100m fund aimed at developing European start-ups
• Emergency data law: New bill includes clause 'expanding' jurisdiction of UK snooping laws
• Emergency data law: What you need to know about the bill that makes ISPs store your data
• Google Glass given 'mind control' powers

Latitude

• Latitude 2014: Redefining the music festival
• Latitude 2014: Five minutes with Ry X

Art

• Ancient Egyptian statue's £15.8m auction is 'catastrophic' for Northampton, says Watchmen writer Alan Moore

Architecture

• Is maverick master builder Bjarke Ingels the world's smartest architect - or just the craziest?

TV & Radio

• Senior MP warns of ‘establishment stitch-up’ over BBC Trust job
• BBC could start making shows for foreign and UK broadcast rivals as part of Director-General's 'competitive revolution'

News & Advice

• Airport checks: Delays hit start of summer getaway amid security confusion
• Striking new stations, high-speed links and (whisper it) better services - the UK's railways are entering a new golden age

Europe

• South of France: Travel challenge

UK

• A commuter is getting revenge on First Capital Connect by Photoshopping its CEO's face every time his train is delayed

Spend & Save

• Donald MacInnes: See the World Cup final in style for just £11,000 and a bruised conscience
• Derek Pain: It's time to speak up for the 'little guy' investor
• Npower and Scottish Power complaints leap as energy giants report billing problems
• 'Scrap the trap': calls for change grow as banks are told to play fair with loyal savers
• Consumers given power to choose a green deal
• Questions of Cash: Watch out for rogue trader London Emergency Plumbers
• Simon Read: They do what they want. It's time to bring banks to heel
• Money Insider: Don't like your bank? Then leave it and find a current account that works for you
• Mark Dampier: A safe harbour if the market recovery has overreached itself
• Bargain Hunter: Eurostar offers child fares for £1 each way to Paris, Brussels and Lille

Loans & Credit

• Money Alert: Twice as many young women fall into debt woes
• Moment of truth for payday lenders: Watchdog plans to curb cost of short-term loans

Mortgages

• Riskier mortgages on the up, but property demand wanes

Pensions

• Relaxed pensions rules: Guide to what they mean to you

Insurance

• Five Questions On: Putting last year's price on insurance quotes