headlines
Wednesday
12 April 2017
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The US secretary of state’s visit to Russia promised a push for closer ties. But airstrikes mean ‘no one is acting like anyone owes anything’
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US first lady sued UK paper’s owner over ‘false and defamatory claims’ that as a model she ‘provided services beyond simply modelling’
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Navy destroyers will join USS Carl Vinson for military drills amid fears Pyongyang plans further nuclear and missile tests
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Both president and Mike Pence joined last-minute effort to get out vote in Congressional election that hinted voter loyalty may be shifting
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the first 100 days of trump
spotlight
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They’ve been called the ‘only sane solution’ for urban deliveries and are being tested, but are pedestrians prepared to jostle for space?
guardian vr
securedrop
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Trump is playing chicken with Russia even as the nature of his relationship with Russia remains bizarre and unexplained
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Ex-staffers campaign on legacy of Obama’s progressive policies; Steve Bannon ejected from national security council; Pepsi pulls flat protest ad
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Saffiyah Khan becomes symbol of city standing up to far-right group English Defence League during demonstration
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Lawmakers vote 24-4 to let Birmingham church establish a law enforcement department despite critics’ concerns it could be used to cover up crimes
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Randy Work must pay ex-wife Mandy Gray half of their fortune after the appeal court backs initial ruling that his contribution to the marriage was not exceptional
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MPs concerned about allegations governments including Russia and China may have targeted EU referendum website
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Rachel Whetstone, once adviser to former Tory leader Michael Howard and friend of David Cameron, moved from Google less than two years ago
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in pictures
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In Togo and Benin, photographer Ana Palacios meets children who have been rescued from slavery
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As Georgia announces a new statue of Tupac, here is a look at other artists who have been commemorated with statues, often with mixed results
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including a media scrum before Iran elections and a Thai water festival
people
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Unpublished correspondence from the poet to her former therapist records allegation of beating and says that he told her he wished she was dead
IMF Trump's trade barriers would be self-inflicted wound, says chief