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Education
Would I want my child to study for a social media influencer degree? No, but it’s the way of the world
What next, you might think, as you consider the UK university course: a BA in the manosphere? Take a look at media job listings to set yours
Sport
US soccer’s youth system is expensive, chaotic and overdue for reform
World Cup setbacks have renewed concern over America’s costly, fragmented youth system. The real test is whether the urgency survives the ne
Sport
‘Is there still a glass ceiling? Of course’: Kazim-Richards fights for breakthrough at Crawley
Alongside his assistant, Julian Gray, rookie manager talks about the state of play for black coaches and trying to lift his club off the bot
World
Group encouraging people to join Green party to back ‘Zionism is racism’ agenda
Exclusive: Greens for Palestine group has links to activists who say pro-Israel ‘infiltrators’ must be rooted out of UKAn organisation pushi
Culture
‘A saving gesture’: the art exhibition spotlighting US prisoners’ creations
A trio of shows at Michigan’s Grand Rapids Art Museum humanizes people who are incarcerated and celebrates the resilience of creativityWith
World
‘Politics can be brutal’: Sarah Hanson-Young speaks out about divisions within Greens
Greens sources say the relationship between new leader David Shoebridge and runner-up Mehreen Faruqi is seriously strainedSarah Hanson-Young
Sport
Pleasant surprises of the NFL season so far: Brock Purdy for MVP and actual Raiders competence
It’s still early in the 2026 season but a number of teams and players have found unexpected levels of success in the last few weeksLast seas
World
Global bond sell-off intensifies, as UK long-term borrowing costs pass 6%
Fears that US borrowing costs are unsustainable drive Britain’s 30-year bond yield to level not seen since 1998Business live – latest update
World
Badenoch proposes welfare reform that would stop many jobless under-25s getting universal credit – UK politics live
Tories suggest ‘tough love’ approach amid issue of one million young people not in employment, education or trainingGood morning. The Conser
Culture
RSC embraces ‘hugely challenging’ task of staging Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi and Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway
The Royal Shakespeare Company announces ambitious adaptations of novels in season that includes Elizabeth Debicki as Richard II and Damien M
Finance
UK 30-year borrowing costs hit 6%, highest since 1998, as government bond sell-off intensifies – business live
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as Nationwide reports house prices fell in SeptemberFrance’s 10-year bond yield
World
Russia continues strikes on Ukraine as Zelenskyy visits frontline – Europe live
Infrastructure damage reported in Kyiv and Odesa overnightRussia has continued its attacks on Ukraine overnight, with infrastructure damage
World
‘Where illegal ebikes go to die’: first bikes seized under new laws in NSW crushed
Major Sydney hospital also warns recent injuries from ebikes include fractures, internal bleeding, as well as ‘perforation of certain organs
World
‘Don’t freak out’: Beau Lamarre-Condon asked friend if hire cars could be tracked before alleged murders, court hears
Colleague gives evidence she told accused murderer ‘don’t do anything stupid’ during conversation weeks before alleged killingsBeau Lamarre-
World
Anika Wells named on Time100 list as one of ‘world’s most influential rising stars’ after social media ban
Time magazine list includes Australian communications minister after her efforts to take on big techThe federal communications minister, Ani
Sport
Chris Fagan leaves Brisbane with nothing more to prove after building one of the great AFL teams | Jonathan Horn
The 65-year-old steps down with the Lions’ dynasty firmly in place, having put the club on an unprecedented upward trajectoryCoaching can ta
Culture
East of Eden review – Florence Pugh’s soapy Steinbeck adaptation is brilliant, compelling TV
This take on the 1952 novel is lavishly shot and full of excellent performances. It lacks the heft to be a full examination of human nature,
Sport
Rugby union power rankings: how the teams stand a year from World Cup
There’s no ignoring the holders but what of the hosts, the All Blacks, France and even England? Here’s a rundown of all 24 teams taking part
World
UK house price growth halves amid rising mortgage interest rates
Prices fell by 0.2% month on month in September as average price of a home slipped to £274,251, says NationwideBusiness live – latest update
Culture
South Park has AI datacentres, sentient penises and a billionaire problem – in more ways than one
World
Charity threatens legal action over two-year NHS wait for ADHD and autism assessments
Exclusive: ADHD UK may seek judicial review of West Yorkshire NHS integrated care board’s ‘unlawful’ policyADHD UK has threatened legal acti
Culture
Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie review – terrifying and inspiring story of survival
Alex Gibney’s documentary follows the celebrated author’s life up to and after the attack, but what shines through is Rushdie’s remarkable c
Culture
Whaur’s Yer Wullie Shakespeare Noo? review – when John Home outdid Stratford’s Bard
Òran Mór, GlasgowBrian Logan revisits the 18th-century production of Home’s Douglas in a shouty comedy about nationalism, religion and the p
Culture
Blimps, burlesque and brass bands: America takes flight – in pictures
A new Taschen book comprising 700 images from the National Geographic’s archives charts a dramatic century of dizzying change in the US Cont
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