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Sunday 26 June 2016

Firms plan to quit UK as City braces for more post-Brexit losses

Chancellor to make morning statement to reassure markets as survey reveals negative business impact of EU vote

Firms plan to quit UK as City braces for more post-Brexit losses
Jeremy Corbyn to hold crisis talks as Labour MPs try to force him out

Supporters rally round party leader after mass resignations from shadow cabinet in wake of UK vote to leave EU

Jeremy Corbyn to hold crisis talks as Labour MPs try to force him out

Momentum's Corbyn loyalists to confront rebel Labour MPs

Grassroots body hits out at ‘undemocratic’ coup and asks supporters to protest outside parliament against no-confidence vote

Momentum's Corbyn loyalists to confront rebel Labour MPs
Labour crisis: how the coup against Jeremy Corbyn gathered pace

Labour crisis: how the coup against Jeremy Corbyn gathered pace
Labour HQ told activists to avoid immigration issue in EU campaign

Labour HQ told activists to avoid immigration issue in EU campaign

IDS goes off-message on Brexit plan while Labour tears itself apart

It was one of those mornings when there were so many car crashes at the same time it was hard to know where to look

IDS goes off-message on Brexit plan while Labour tears itself apart
Conservative leadership rift opens as Brexit recriminations begin

Boris Johnson and Theresa May set to launch formal leadership bids this week, but some Tories want selection delayed

Conservative leadership rift opens as Brexit recriminations begin
Iain Duncan Smith backtracks on leave side's £350m NHS claim

Tory Brexit campaigner says he never made EU referendum pledge that appeared on official battlebus

Iain Duncan Smith backtracks on leave side's £350m NHS claim
Petition for second EU referendum may have been manipulated

Data shows citizens of other countries may have signed petition meant only for British citizens and UK residents

Petition for second EU referendum may have been manipulated

Spain's second general election in six months brings more uncertainty

Upstart Podemos was meant to lead a surge to the left, but early results show rightwing People’s party polled more votes

Spain's second general election in six months brings more uncertainty
Spanish elections: renewed deadlock beckons as no party wins majority

Conservative People’s party wins largest share of vote but falls short of majority and Unidos Podemos surge fails to materialise

Spanish elections: renewed deadlock beckons as no party wins majority
Cracks deepen inside troubled marriage of Trump and Republican party

Mitch McConnell declines to say if presumptive nominee is qualified and despite drop in polls campaign manager insists team ‘is getting organized’

Cracks deepen inside troubled marriage of Trump and Republican party
First ship sails through newly expanded Panama canal

Thousands of Panamanians watch as huge Chinese container vessel is pulled through locks that will double waterway’s capacity

First ship sails through newly expanded Panama canal

Eyewitness: University Parks, Oxford

Photographs from the Eyewitness series

Eyewitness: University Parks, Oxford

Brexit may delay third runway, warns Heathrow chief

Airport chief exec John Holland-Kaye voices concerns that post-Brexit government may halt the development

Brexit may delay third runway, warns Heathrow chief
Jack Wills may seek further investment as backer looks to pull out

Inflexion Private Equity is looking to sell its 27% stake in the UK fashion brand for teens

Jack Wills may seek further investment as backer looks to pull out
MPs to scrutinise Sir Philip Green's link with influential banker

Parliamentary committee investigating collapse of BHS will this week question Michael Sherwood of Goldman Sachs

MPs to scrutinise Sir Philip Green's link with influential banker
Brexit is a rejection of globalisation

The EU has failed to protect its population from a global economic model that many believe is not working for them

Brexit is a rejection of globalisation

I walked from Liverpool to London. Brexit was no surprise

Thatcherism devastated communities throughout industrial England that have never recovered. Their pain explains why people voted to leave in the EU referendum

I walked from Liverpool to London. Brexit was no surprise
Labour mutineers are betraying our national interest

Jeremy Corbyn is a brave and principled man, better placed to address this crisis in Labour’s heartlands than any of his critics

Labour mutineers are betraying our national interest
Jeremy Corbyn has made his point. Now it’s time for Labour to move on

He has been a principled and decent leader, but the party needs new blood to channel the remain side’s anger into election victory

Jeremy Corbyn has made his point. Now it’s time for Labour to move on
Martin Rowson on the attempted coup against Jeremy Corbyn – cartoon

Brexit triggers attempt by members of Labour shadow cabinet to topple party leader

Martin Rowson on the attempted coup against Jeremy Corbyn – cartoon

The Guardian view on post-Brexit politics: perilous times for progressives

Editorial: Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership is in crisis. But his travails are only the start of it. This is the most frightening period for the left in generations

The Guardian view on post-Brexit politics: perilous times for progressives
The Guardian view on religion and wellbeing: beyond belief

Editorial: Just as attendance at football matches has a much stronger emotional effect than watching them alone on television, believers need to affirm and to act out their faith for it to work in them

The Guardian view on religion and wellbeing: beyond belief
Boris Johnson must work fast to stop Brexit being seen as an act of treachery

The manner of his victory eroded the trust of Tory MPs. Whoever wins the leadership will have to heal a ruptured party

Boris Johnson must work fast to stop Brexit being seen as an act of treachery
Steeling ourselves to the economic shock

Letters: We do not make white goods, or black goods. We do not make textiles. We cannot heat, fuel, clothe, or even feed ourselves. The only thing we had to offer for these essentials were our financial services

Steeling ourselves to the economic shock

The Shadow King review – Lear gambols to his fate in the desert

Set amid the Indigenous Australian community, this loose adaptation by Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre stirs Shakespeare’s text into a rich linguistic stew

The Shadow King review – Lear gambols to his fate in the desert
Rihanna review – like watching a different artist

The megastar’s Anti album lets her unleash new levels of emotional conviction – and she retains all her stage-prowling charisma

Rihanna review – like watching a different artist
Aimard / Stefanovich / Austbø / Arditti Quartet review – clarity and ferocity

Pierre-Laurent Aimard bowed out of the festival with a nod to its distinctly European flavour, ahead of displays of blistering power and staggering virtuosity

Aimard / Stefanovich / Austbø / Arditti Quartet review – clarity and ferocity
Elton John review – peerless pomp and a pinch of politics

It’s party time as pop’s elder statesman piles on the hits and tries to help disappointed Scots forget

Elton John review – peerless pomp and a pinch of politics

Cindy Gallop: ‘Advertising is dominated by white guys talking to white guys’

Former BBH boss on the lack of women creatives, the slow pace of change in gender equality, and sex tapes

Cindy Gallop: ‘Advertising is dominated by white guys talking to white guys’
Media Monkey: Jeremy Paxman, Robert Peston and Brexit

ITV’s political editor feels a bit of a tweet, TV referendum banana skins round-up, and Mail Online has a huge float for Cannes Lions

Media Monkey: Jeremy Paxman, Robert Peston and Brexit
Star Wars leads charge as Sky gears up for an attack on its empire

Sky Cinema and eSports projects launched to counter threats from entertainment rivals Netflix, Amazon and BT

Star Wars leads charge as Sky gears up for an attack on its empire
Will there be any good news for the BBC, C4 and the press after Brexit?

Questions over trust in the newspapers, allegiance to the political elite and the next move by pro-leave culture secretary John Whittingdale

Will there be any good news for the BBC, C4 and the press after Brexit?

Lois Graessle obituary

Other lives: Freelance adviser who was closely involved in the 1960s feminist movement

Lois Graessle obituary
Lord Mayhew of Twysden obituary

Conservative politician whose pragmatism as Northern Ireland secretary helped pave the way for the Good Friday agreement

Lord Mayhew of Twysden obituary

Unfettered heathlands of the New Forest

Country diary: Dibden Purlieu Dusty paths of sun-baked sand provide firm routes into the heathland, widened by walkers seeking peace in the green lung of the forest

Unfettered heathlands of the New Forest
Analysing the sound of thunderstorms

Analysing the sound of thunderstorms
Starwatch: The July night sky

Starwatch: The July night sky