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French coastguard does not confirm how many people involved but says there were several ‘lifeless bodies’

Man worked as assistant to Maximilian Krah, AfD’s top candidate in European parliament elections, say reports

After last night’s Commons vote, they want a ‘proof of concept’ journey to get the tawdry policy back on track. But it’s too flawed for that

UK’s blue-chip index rises to 8,076, surpassing previous high of 8,047 in February 2023

Prosecutors say former president’s ally David Pecker was integral to catch-and-kill efforts at heart of New York criminal case

For the teams at the bottom of the food chain, England’s top flight has come to resemble an abusive relationship

On a visit to a combined nursery and primary school, I saw how early years provision can really be transformed

A marvel from the maestro of Mexican food: a smoky tomato hotchpotch of shredded chicken in a spicy sauce, and a velvety, milky coffee flan with hints of vanilla and dark caramel

Legislation will bring seismic change to the industry and aims to stamp out money laundering

Having reached their first playoff semi-final, the eastern Indian club are looking to make the most of their untapped potential

I love her and my children, but have fallen for another man. What can I do? I’m now suffering from gastrointestinal problems and using alcohol to get to sleep

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as FTSE 100 hits alltime high of 8071 points

State department says Hamas has changed their demands, but that the US will keep pushing for an agreement

Despite eventual visa backflip by authorities, ABC’s south-Asia correspondent Avani Dias left after being made to ‘feel so uncomfortable’

Memories of an underwhelming start to his managerial career are fading as the Australian targets a continental final with Yokohama

The Pamplona ‘wolf pack’ trial exposed the deep roots of sexism – and how all of us must fight it

From the thrice-daily Swan Lake to a tragedy in an asbestos factory, Guardian photographer David Levene went behind the scenes at the ‘Art Olympics’

As a mute avenger against a dystopian tyranny – looking like a lethal Buster Keaton – the actor makes you wish the film itself was as purposeful

In this flawed but powerful book, a housing lawyer argues that an abundance of private landlords, not a dearth of homes, is to blame for the miseries of ‘generation rent’

Every genre of music has made its mark on Manchester, including dialect ballads, classical, TV theme tunes and all the strands of post-punk. Welcome to the north-west sound

Videos on social media show helicopters flying in formation when one clipped another and both crashed

In today’s newsletter: After months of wrangling, Parliament passed the government’s controversial plan to tackle small boats

In move seen by the opposition as an attempt to de-sinocise Taiwan, the ruling party is pushing ahead with plans to rid the island of monuments to the dictator

Authorities move to break up encampments at two more US universities on Monday, as Columbia University cancels in-person classes

Love Triangle takes modern relationships to the next level. Plus, Michael Palin continues his tour of Nigeria. Here’s what to watch today

Labradors are known for being greedy dogs, and now scientists have come up with a theory about the genetic factors that might be behind their behaviour. Science correspondent and labrador owner Nicola Davis visits Cambridge University to…

With his claims of a ‘sicknote culture’, the prime minister is scapegoating those worst affected by 14 years of Conservative rule

International Energy Agency says 17m vehicles will be sold this year, up more than 20% compared with 2023

Anglicare says government spending eight times more on private investors than building housing itself

Government claims no appropriate location could be found for long-mooted second facility