headlines
Tuesday
6
September
2016
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Violent crimes against women in England and Wales reach record highDirector of public prosecutions says use of social media to threaten and control is driving factor behind 10% rise in number of cases to 117,568 in 2015-16
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Air pollution nanoparticles 'linked to Alzheimer's disease' found in human brainsDetection of ‘abundant’ magnetite particles raises concerns because of suggested links to Alzheimer’s disease -
BMA calls off September junior doctors' strike after 'scores' of protestsBritish Medical Association suspends five-day strike in September after junior doctors demand ‘urgent rethink of union’s position’ -
spotlight
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Reborn Renée Zellweger excels in fun romp heavy with expectationBroad gags, choice turns and some terrific slapstick involving a hospital revolving door elevate a possibly opportunistic outing into a solid and satisfying comeback
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Steve Bell on Theresa May, Brexit pledges and G20Theresa May has cast doubt on whether Brexit will lead either to a points-based immigration system or an extra £100m a week for the NHS – two central promises made by the successful campaign to leave the European Union
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Should Keith Vaz step down as home affairs committee chair?The Labour MP has been accused of paying for the services of male prostitutes. Should this affect his role in policy on the sex trade? Our panel give their verdict
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from the uk
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Nuclear plant 'riddled with safety flaws', BBC investigation claimsPanorama programme claims there are numerous, potentially lethal safety flaws at the Cumbria nuclear plant
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Campaigners demand investigation into discrimination helpline contractLiberty, Tell Mama and Inquest among groups to express concern over decision to entrust security firm with running Equality Advisory and Support Service
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around the world
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Obama defends US football player refusing to stand for national anthemColin Kaepernick has right to protest against racial discrimination in US, president said, as other athletes have been influenced to kneel in solidarity
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Wildfire near resort of Javea forces evacuationsMore than 200 firefighters with 65 vehicles deployed to tackle blaze, which officials suspect was started deliberately
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explore
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It’s great to have the gang back, midlife crises and allPete has lost his mojo; Adam has found a much younger bride. But this reunion is enjoyable for the characters – and, thankfully, for us
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Vitamin D supplements could halve risk of serious asthma attacksMajor research review suggests that people with mild or moderate asthma who take vitamin D have fewer attacks requiring hospital treament
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Why cash isn't king any moreA less-cash society would be fairer and safer because the more cash you carry, the more you help the underground economy, not the legal one
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Mourning the dead at Burning ManOne of the biggest parties on earth isn’t just about having a good
time. Many come to Burning Man to grieve – and inter the ashes of loved ones -
Giant pandas and the other animals fighting backFans of the panda are celebrating its removal from the endangered list – and it’s not the only species to have been pulled back from the brink
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Verdicts from the lawyer, the counsellor and the prison expertThe dramatic trial of Helen Titchener for the attempted murder of her husband is finally under way. How is her barrister performing; is Helen’s predicament true to life; and what will prison be like, if she is convicted?
life
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How to navigate the new era of coat-wearingAutumn coats are not immune to fashion snobbery and what matters is not what you wear, but how you wear it. Plus: why do we interview supermodels?
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Two refreshing late-summer soup recipesAnna Jones’ summer soup recipes: Lightness and brightness are the watchwords for summer soups. Try a coconut, lemongrass and lime broth, or courgette and baby gem bowlful to lighten up your day
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I love my boyfriend but he only likes rough sexI fantasise about intimacy and romance every day, but it always stays a fantasy
people
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Trump's wife a distant memory in Slovenian hometownSevnica residents could not recall much about Melanija Knavs and did not seem to follow her transformation from working-class daughter to possible US first lady
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Documentary was 'instinct of self-preservation' after death of sonOne More Time With Feeling director Andrew Dominik says the musician wanted to promote his new album Skeleton Tree without having to talk to the media
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Actor continues tour of post-Soviet leaders in name of world peaceActor and friend of Vladimir Putin met Kyrgyzstan president and opened World Nomad Games clad in medieval armour and on horseback
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V&A; director's decision to quit hastened by Brexit voteMartin Roth, the museum’s first foreign director, said he was particularly upset over ‘war rhetoric’ during referendum campaign
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A polar bear in Norway and sidecar racing in South AfricaThe Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including Hillary Clinton’s new campaign plane and protestors occupying a road in Calais
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The genius eye of Vogue's Grace CoddingtonA new book showcases the work of Vogue’s influential creative director, who has worked with photographers from Annie Leibovitz to Bruce Weber
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The British Wildlife Photography Awards 2016 winnersA selection of images which document a family common weasels throughout the seasons scoops the top prize this year
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Child soldiers in Burundi swap conflict for classroomImprisoned after he was forced into fighting in Burundi, 17-year-old Jean-Pierre is now attending a re-education centre, a safe haven in a country where children have suffered disproportionately amid the ongoing chaos
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Artefacts of the Mary RoseIn a new website launching today, the public and scientists alike will be able to explore interactive 3D models of skulls and artefacts rescued from the wreck
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Beautiful freaks to the pornography of violenceA look back at the front covers of the controversial countercultural magazine Oz, co-founded and edited by the late Richard Neville
David Davis accused of having no Brexit plan
Panel verdict What has Davis told us about Brexit?