headlines
Sunday
10
July
2016
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Gunman had enough explosives for 'devastating' attack, police chief saysDemonstrators across US renew outcry against police shootings, while search suggests Micah Johnson prepared for larger attack, police chief says
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Portugal v France: Euro 2016 finalMinute-by-minute report: Will Euro 2016 hosts France rewrite history or will Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo have the last laugh? Join Rob Smyth -
highlights
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'People think we wake up and decide to be trans'From a teenager whose mum joins him at Pride parades, to a 70-year-old who was sacked five times for being trans, five people tell of their experiences
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What we learned speaking to voters across the USAmericans aren’t the demographic caricatures painted by politicians and pundits – and they deserve more than just soundbites on the campaign trail
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Call off the trolls – Paul Feig's female reboot is a blastFanboy ire can’t stifle the defiant energy – and frequent hilarity – of this terrifically inventive comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and Kristen Wiig
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The Chilcot Report by Sir John ChilcotA summary of the summary of The Report of the Iraq Inquiry, as suggested by John Crace
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Murray beats Raonic to take second titleScot claims second trophy with straight-sets victory over Canadian
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Heather Watson and Henri Kontinen triumph in Wimbledon mixed doublesThe pair, who had never played together before this year’s championships, beat Robert Farah and Anna-Lena Groenefeld 7-6, 6-4 as Watson became Sunday’s third British winner at Wimbledon
opinion
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Police and black Americans: a relationship worse than in the 90sThe longer injustices in policing remain unaddressed, the longer they fester. This poses a danger to us all – as the tragic events in Dallas demonstrate
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The healthy political cynicism I was brought up with, the wry understanding picked up from watching Yes, Minister, has gone septicAre all politicians alike? Perish the thought…
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Huge rise in number of Britons trying to change genderFigures obtained from UK clinics show referral increases of several hundred percent
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Jeremy Corbyn hints at legal challenge over Labour leadership ballotLeader confirms he would mount possible legal challenge if he is not on ballot for leadership contest with Angela Eagle
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in depth
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The questions yet to be answeredWhy a person feels male when biologically female, or vice versa, is still unclear. But scientists are working to solve the puzzle
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Vitriol in American politics is holding the nation backA gathering of politically active older women in Houston, Texas, mourn the absence of civility, dignity and respect in the 2016 election debate
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How Tinder is rewriting India’s rules of engagementIn a country where casual relationships are still frowned on, young Indians are defying parents and society by using smartphone apps to meet partners
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Ten things that Chilcot’s verdict reveals about Blair and the Iraq warShould Britain have taken part in the American-led invasion of Iraq? Was the war illegal?
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Will the loss of EU funds pose a threat to UK arts?The UK creative world is warning of the damage Brexit could have on the arts – at a time when they are more economically vital than ever
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Hot Chip, Chvrches and more reveal their favourite meals to enjoy with the musicBritain’s festival scene is booming, and these days the eating options are every bit as exciting as the acts onstage. Eight musicians describe their favourite bites
people
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How he evolved from oaf to toff and back againThe character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs has always been a hit with fans – so it’s a pity the movies don’t live up to the legend of their jungle hero
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Tech billionaire declares on Twitter that he has a 'top secret Tesla masterplan'Tech billionaire says he hopes to publish details this week as cryptic message echoes 2006 blogpost in which he unveiled what is now Tesla Model S
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‘It’s about having a steel-trap mind’Nyad was the first person to complete the epic 110-mile swim from Cuba to Florida unassisted, battling fatigue, deadly currents and venomous jellyfish. She explains why she never gives up
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'There's no money in it': author says writers must diversify to surviveTwo of the prestigious Caine Prize nominees had only been published in online journals, as power shifts from publishers to literary collectives
the big picture
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Best photographs of the dayThe Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world
Exclusive Radical reform for federal UK proposed after Brexit vote