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Former Harrods and Fulham FC owner dies aged 94
Mohamed Al Fayed  
Former Harrods and Fulham FC owner dies aged 94
Egyptian businessman and self-made billionaire dies almost 26 years to the day after his son was killed in Paris car crash
'Utterly appalled'  
Ministers face calls to explain delay in closing schools over concrete crisis
Schools  
Thousands serving meals that could contain cancer-causing chemicals
US  
Plan for 55,000-acre utopia dreamed by Silicon Valley elites unveiled
Health  
Big effort needed on UK diet to fight ultra-processed food, say experts
Ukraine invasion
Russia-Ukraine war: boat targeting Crimea bridge destroyed, Moscow says; Kyiv claims advances in south
Live  
Russia-Ukraine war: boat targeting Crimea bridge destroyed, Moscow says; Kyiv claims advances in south
Russian says it destroyed unmanned Ukrainian vessel late on Friday; Kyiv says its troops have broken through Russia’s first line of defences in several places
Ukraine  
Counteroffensive has made ‘notable’ progress over past three days, US says
Russia  
Nobel prize-winning journalist Dmitry Muratov added to list of ‘foreign agents’
'Symbolic and sustainable'  
Architects look to Warsaw for lessons on rebuilding Ukraine from rubble
Spotlight
‘I had all these feelings of rage I couldn’t express’  
Olivia Rodrigo on overnight pop superstardom, plagiarism and growing up in public
Olivia Rodrigo on overnight pop superstardom, plagiarism and growing up in public
‘No one expects him back’  
What now for the BBC’s Huw Edwards?
Blind date  
‘I ordered a cake on top of dessert. Maybe one dish too many’
The Loathe Boat  
The honking cruise ships ‘ruining’ Istanbul’s port
Tim Dowling  
A little minor surgery won’t stop my holiday, will it?
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‘She’s totally lost it’: inside story of the unravelling of Liz Truss’s premiership
TV tonight: Charlotte Rampling stars in a slow-burn Danish crime thriller
Power, corruption and lies: the TV show that could teach Keir Starmer a lot about being bold
Jonathan Freedland
Ex-Tory MP apologises for ancestors’ links to slavery
Opinion
Will the Edinburgh fringe ever return to its pre-pandemic self? I hope not
Brian Logan
Will the Edinburgh fringe ever return to its pre-pandemic self? I hope not
Cartoon  
I just can’t throw it out: Edith Pritchett on hoarding
Cartoon  
Martin Rowson: a prime minister at his peak
Sport
Transfer news  
Liverpool reject £150m Salah offer from Al-Ittihad and seal Gravenberch deal
Liverpool reject £150m Salah offer from Al-Ittihad and seal Gravenberch deal
Rugby World Cup  
Pool D guide: England must raise game to escape
US Open  
Evans resets and ready for ‘normal’ Alcaraz in New York
Podcast
The curious world of the Guardian’s Experience column
Today in Focus  
The curious world of the Guardian’s Experience column
Rebecca Liu discusses her role as a commissioning editor at the Guardian’s Experience column and we hear three stories from those who have been featured in the column
Climate crisis
Australia  
Coalmine approvals this year could add 150m tonnes of CO2 to atmosphere
Coalmine approvals this year could add 150m tonnes of CO2 to atmosphere
‘A first in Paris’  
City fumigates for tiger mosquitoes as tropical pests spread, bringing disease
In pictures
Photographs of the week  
Around the world in 20 pictures
Around the world in 20 pictures
‘So many precious things were lost’  
Rhodes after the fires
Rhodes after the fires
In conversation with Naomi Klein
Wednesday 27 September 2023, 7pm–8.30pm
Join the author of The Shock Doctrine for an event, live in Manchester and livestreamed, to discuss her new book, Doppelganger.
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