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Where the money wentExclusive: A global money-laundering scheme enabled criminals to funnel at least $20bn out of Russia and into offshore funds, British property, private school fees and even rock music tours. UK banks such as HSBC, RBS and Coutts processed $738m in the ‘Laundromat’ scheme
Watch our series of in-depth films exploring in rich detail the stories behind the headlines
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Who are the people that get so angry online?Meet some of those individuals who deliberately push the boundaries of acceptability in comment threads, on social media and on internet forums
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A dirty war in Isis's heartlandAs Iraqi forces attempt to retake Mosul from Isis, Ghaith Abdul-Ahad joins their elite Golden Division on the frontline, speaking with civilians, soldiers and Isis suspects
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Berets, badges and social justiceThe Radical Monarchs is an alternative to the Girl Scout movement for young girls carrying the torch of radical black youth activism in Oakland, California
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The world cup rebels of KurdistanFootball’s world cup for unrecognised territories is viewed through the eyes of the manager and players of one of the most fascinating teams, Iraqi Kurdistan
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A journey to the heart of America's gun cultureA revealing and unsettling journey to the heart of America’s deadly love affair with the gun
spotlight
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Jamal Edwards breaks taboos around men's mental healthSBTV founder, Jamal Edwards MBE, talks to his mates about masculinity and men not reaching out for help when it comes to depression.
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Don Dale footage shows guards restraining boy before he allegedly blacked out – videoA teenager told the Northern Territory royal commission he blacked out and was taken to hospital after being restrained by guards in December
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Trump and Russia: top Democrat casts doubts over independence of investigation – videoAdam Schiff responds after Republican Devin Nunes says Trump transition officials’ communications may have been scooped up in legal surveillance and then improperly distributed
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Turnbull announces additional police in Canberra after UK parliament attack – videoMalcolm Turnbull expresses his sympathy and solidarity with the UK following a terrorist attack at Westminster
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Eiffel Tower goes dark in remembrance of London attack victims – videoThe lights of the landmark in Paris are turned off at midnight as a mark of respect to the victims of Wednesday’s vehicle and knife attack in Westminster
sport
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2024 only chance for Paris Olympics, says bid chairman – videoThe co-president of Paris’s 2014 Olympic bid, Tony Estanguet, says the French capital will not be in the running for 2028 Games
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Red Bull Racing drivers gear up for Australian Grand Prix – videoRed Bull Racing drivers Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo reflect on the upcoming Formula One season-opening Australian Grand Prix
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Brazilian surfer Italo Ferreira's incredible 540 mid-air spin – videoBrazilian surfer Italo Ferreira has pulled off a dazzling 540-degree mid-air spin to record a rare perfect 10 at the Quiksilver Pro on the Gold Coast
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Julian Wilson's new wave style – videoAustralian surfer and world championship contender Julian Wilson discusses his distinctive aerial style and what it means for the future of the sport
technology
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Google's self-driving car avoids hitting woman chasing a bird – videoA video produced by Waymo, Google’s self-driving car operation, shows how one of its cars avoids a woman in a wheelchair entered the middle of the road in front of the car and moving in circles, chasing what appears to be a duck or a turkey
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Justice department charges Russian spies and hackers over Yahoo breach – videoTwo of the defendants are Russian FSB officers and the other two are hackers
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Meet Handle: the two-wheeled, four-legged hybrid robot – videoFootage from Google-owned robotics firm Boston Dynamics shows its latest creation
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The Nokia 3310 mobile phone is back – videoThe ‘indestructible’ handset returns, complete with the familiar ringtone, one-month standby time, colour screen and bags of nostalgia. Nokia’s revitalised phone business has reintroduced a brightly coloured version of the classic 3310 talk and text phone, the world’s most popular device in 2000
interviews
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Rutger Bregman: ‘Geert Wilders is the most successful utopian thinker’ – videoRutger Bregman, the author of Utopia for Realists and How Can We Get There, talks to Owen Jones
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'Man is not infallible': Tom Hiddleston and Samuel L Jackson on Kong: Skull Island – videoKong: Skull Island is a reboot of the celebrated giant-ape movie, with Hiddleston as a former British soldier and Jackson is an American air force pilot
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Logan's Hugh Jackman: 'People think it’s easier to stay in your own backyard' – video interviewHugh Jackman talks about Logan, his final outing as X-Men Wolverine, and why he thinks previous films didn’t do the character justice
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Keanu Reeves: 'I don't know, man. John Wick is fun' – video interviewThe star and director of the sequel to the hit film about a hitman upset by the death of his puppy discuss whether cinema needs to show the consequences of violence
culture
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Dave Chappelle talks new comedy specials with Jimmy Kimmel – videoDave Chappelle talks to late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel about his two new comedy specials, The Age of Spin and Deep in the Heart of Texas
life & style
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Marcia Langton's wisdom: empower yourselfA lifetime of activism has taught author, anthropologist and academic Marcia Langton the power of strategic thought and persuasion. ‘You can change the world and you can make the world a better place,’ she says. But it’s important to stay positive, to be thoughtful, to communicate clearly, and to have compassion. ‘There is too much negativity, too much cynicism, and it’s not helpful’
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Ita Buttrose's wisdom: never lose your curiosity‘If you ask “why” you will get all sorts of amazing answers,’ says Ita Buttrose in the latest instalment of our Wisdom of Ages video series
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Sadiq Khan and Annie Lennox join women's march in London – videoMayor of London Sadiq Khan encourages men to ‘join the fight’ for gender equality while singer and activist Annie Lennox speaks about the issues facing women around the world on Sunday
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Barry Jones's wisdom: accept that life is complexThe former quiz champion who became Bob Hawke’s science minister calls for politicians to raise their game and embrace complexity as he warns against the ‘debasement of democracy’ in public life. While the number of graduates has multiplied ‘at the same time the level of our political discourse has deteriorated … the way in which we’re arguing about issues is debased to an incredible degree’, he says. ‘People are capable of understanding issues if they are taken seriously.’ At the age of 84 he’s still fighting, campaigning – and thinking. ‘Of course I’m conscious that time is running out and that really has energised me’
Mhairi Black: benefit sanctions don't work. And Westminster knows it – video