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From a modern development in the heart of Edinburgh to a Grade II-listed townhouse in Ramsgate

(x2/Parlophone) The duo’s first LP in four years finds them refining and updating their late-80s heyday sound, with a new producer in tow

‘Coastal elites’ feel the pinch of fast-food price hikes too. Plus: Liz Truss bars Guardian journalists from book launch. Lol

Teenager remanded in youth custody for trial in May after playground stabbing in Carmarthenshire

And Porter snaffles the first wicket at CLS, a nice little scoop and dive by Harry Duke behind the stumps. He’s immediately surrounded by back slapping team-mates. Durham 11-1.

Concern grows over legality of approach as figures show more than 150,000 carers facing huge penalties

The society banned plants ‘removed from habitat’ from its shows – causing uproar from enthusiasts

Exotic spiders flourish in Britain helped by the effects of global warming and international trade

His viral TikToks of his generic 9-5 life in a Texas suburb have become a Rorschach test of sorts

Chris Wilder has been in contemplative mood this morning as the spectre of Sheffield United’s impending relegation (finally) moves in. A loss to Newcastle on Saturday will confirm their place in the 2024/25 Championship.

Museums have closed and festivals lost funding – but Labour will restore Britain’s creative superpower status

Plan to break up Noaa claims its research is ‘climate alarmism’ and calls for commercializing forecasts, weakening forecasts

As support for abortion even in states as red as Kentucky and Kansas grows, the GOP appears to be breaking ranks with the hardliners

The indictment details the steps to push the concept of alternate electors in an alleged effort to overturn Biden’s victory

As the boss of PC Music, the godfather of hyperpop confounded critics but won over Beyoncé and Charli XCX. Now, with a supersized new solo album, he’s continuing his mission to make pop more unpredictable

Raid the garden centre for established plants – or better yet, sow your own into trays or pots for a riot of colour by summer

For first time since August 2021 people expect position to be better in a year, Paul Thwaite adds

The collaboration between the merc with a mouth and the clawed crusader has to work hard to mashup the alternate realities, but it could open portals to a lot of multiversal fun

Gary Roden resigns as general manager after tickets cancelled and gigs forced to reschedule in Manchester

Scottish Labour’s no confidence motion could require first minister and all other ministers to resign if it passes

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as FTSE 100 hits another record high as Anglo rebuffs BHP’s approach

Allies of Scottish first minister say he ‘will come out fighting’ after Greens say they would back no-confidence motion

As a 40th anniversary edition of Rebel Yell is released, the punk rock icon will answer your questions

Rain in Kenya, Tanzania and Burundi kills at least 90 people and damages farmland and infrastructure

South Dakota governor includes bloody tale in campaign volume – and admits ‘a better politician … wouldn’t tell the story here’

The British-Ghanaian author on having his mind blown by Malorie Blackman as a child, the allure of John Williams’s Stoner and why Zadie Smith made him want to write

It’s been eight years since I started, and I’m now 44 metres in. It’s taken its toll

Its author has had to fend off criticism and misinformation, but the report offers hope for a realistic conversation

It may have looked like something you’d see a bank teller use, but it withstood heavy battering. And it ran the coolest games