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It is fairness, tolerance and the rule of law that make our country great. By pandering to Reform, the Tories place these values under threat

In India being a female fan of Shah Rukh Khan is not just about a love of film – it’s a form of resistance against restrictive gender norms

The race in rural Louth and Horncastle, a previously unassailable Tory seat, encapsulates Reform’s real threat

Liberals split on Coalition’s supermarket divestiture policy; Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast

Only mention Boris Johnson made of Rishi Sunak in his speech at a rally in Chelsea was when he thanked him for the invitation

This chilling true-crime show reveals the case of a man fixated on fathering as many children as he possibly can. Prepare for a new low of depravity

We are raiding the Guardian Long Read archives to bring you some classic pieces from years past, with new introductions from the authors.

The climate crisis, child poverty, workers’ rights and strained relations with ethnic minority voters will all be on the agenda

By 2021, women around the world were 6% angrier than men, a gap that widened during the pandemic. Dr Jennifer Cox says it is time to let it all out

Strong mandate for Keir Starmer’s party should help restore Britain’s ‘safe haven’ status, knocked by Liz Truss and Brexit

I used to shock US audiences with my stories of Britain’s excellent, accessible universities and healthcare. Then the Conservatives ruined the country. Now real change is on the horizon

The pop star posted an Instagram story advertising ‘la dolce feeta’ – and is charging fans $10 a month for the honour

‘Mere existence of a reputation’ not enough to justify Geelong grammar trademarking ‘Timbertot’, agency finds

Department of Homeland Security says it plans more such ‘large charter flights’, sparking concerns for safety of migrants escaping poverty or repression

Yasmin Catley says 14-year-old had been through government program run by NSW’s department of community and justice

Fatima Payman claims she has been ‘exiled’ for ignoring Labor’s position on a vote for Palestinian statehood and accuses colleagues of trying to intimidate her

Beloved by residents of the Leith Park retirement village, the statue is set to be returned a month after being taken

SCO summit brings together leaders of global south but also likely to test Beijing and Moscow’s ‘strategic partnership’

Guardian columnist Marina Hyde and parliamentary sketch writer John Crace reflect on the highs and lows of the general election campaign

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese will team up on the WNBA All-Star team to play against the US Olympic team led by A’ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart.

The 12-year-old was last seen swimming at Mango Creek on Tuesday evening, near the remote Northern Territory community of Palumpa

President blames global travel for lacklustre debate as 25 House members reportedly prepare to call for him to step down

Writer, who died in his Los Angeles home, also worked without credit on The Godfather and Bonnie and Clyde

Defence secretary Lloyd Austin says package will include anti-tank weapons and air defence interceptors including Patriot systems. What we know on day 861

Most of the dead are women or children, say officials, with suggestions a dust storm created panic as thousands were leaving a prayer meeting in Hathras, south-east of Delhi

BoM forecasts more frosty mornings ahead and says a ridge of high pressure is causing the ‘run of cold’ weather

The fire at Anglo American’s Grosvenor coalmine in Moranbah broke out after methane ignited

Millar, who has been with the ABC’s news division for more than three decades, will work full-time on Muster Dogs and Back Roads

One dead and two hospitalised after crash which involved a car believed to have been stolen

Alex de Minaur could not be deflected by either rain showers or a determined compatriot as he began his assault on Wimbledon’s grass citadel with a straight sets victory.