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California city sues neighbor after Oakland votes to rename airport to include ‘San Francisco Bay’, arguing consumers will be confused

Three police officers charged with involuntary manslaughter in death of Mario Gonzalez, whom they held down on the ground

Force reviewing available information after claims that Menzies used political donations to pay off ‘bad people’

With all 18 jurors now chosen, the trial is expected to move toward opening statements next week; man apparently set self on fire outside courthouse

International moves target two high-profile individuals with connections to senior figures in far-right politics

Tit-for-tat attacks present Sunni monarchies with complicated choices over region’s future

Paolo Barone found guilty of voyeurism after taking photos of sleeping woman on train to St Albans in 2022

The Dutch football association has deducted 18 points from Vitesse Arnhem, officially confirming the club’s relegation, in the wake of an investigation by the Guardian and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) that uncovered…

Country’s leaders took time to weigh response to Iran’s strike under gaze of allies urging restraint

Images of person in flames shown on television and social media amid ex-president’s hush-money trial

Erik ten Hag has denied claims of ­factions within his Manchester United squad, while attempting to put a line under a string of recent controversies.

Labour also turns down European Commission’s proposal, which would allow young Britons to live, study and work in EU

Tit-for-tat attacks have breached taboo of direct strikes on each other’s territory but Tehran has no ‘immediate’ plans to retaliate

Charities say high rates of people signed off work are caused by crumbling public services after years of underinvestment

Both Iran and Israel are calibrating their responses. That does not mean the region should breathe easy

Premier League clubs reacted with exasperation after seeing that ­Chelsea eased their financial ­position with the £76.5m sale of two hotels to a ­sister company in a deal that appears to have helped the club avoid a breach of…

Readers respond to Stuart Heritage’s article on coming to terms with baldness

The suggestion that the drug may be more helpful than regulated care for mental ill health is dangerous, writes Dr Rachel McNulty

Getting rid of rage | Secular song? | Rockumentaries | Piratical crossword clue | Political ills

Mikel Arteta insisted that the scrapping of FA Cup replays was necessary to “protect our players” as Accrington Stanley’s chairman said he would support a boycott of the tournament if there was widespread backing.

The Royal Academy is examining the part it has played in Britain’s history of slavery and empire – and the usual carping suspects will not be pleased

The Tortured Poets Department depicts a spell of post-breakup mania against the perfect backdrop of the Eras tour – a thrillingly immature reality undermined by safe music

Environmental groups say bosses should ‘hang their heads in shame’ as firm bows to pressure from shareholders to cut costs

Former Tory chair turned political biographer and publisher is behind books that have put former PM and Labour’s deputy in the spotlights

Amnesty International researcher Matt Mahmoudi discusses the IDF’s use of the techonology as a tool of mass surveillance

Far-right group Lehava and several individuals accused of violence targeted in dual announcements

Israel launched a limited attack on Iranian soil on Friday morning, in the latest tit-for-tat between the two countries

Tourists have been descending on Achill ever since Heinrich Böll wrote effusively about its inhabitants’ customs and idiosyncrasies

Quiet man of British athletics on overhauling Farah, taking a risk in running London and Olympic hopes for Paris and beyond

Response raises hopes that Tehran may have shelved reprisal threats and that escalation can be avoided