A capa do The Guardian Weekly
11.03.2026 22:18
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A capa do The Guardian Weekly
What's it like to be the captain of a cargo ship sailing in dangerous waters? It's a risky business, as this Working Life interview I wrote several years back reveals
www.theguardian.com/money/2011/j...
Plus as others have said, AS have said they want the Telegraph to be centre-right, which could genuinely mean a noticeable shift to the left
For sure, but I doubt they're EU-antagonistic in the same way the Telegraph is
Could the Telegraph have new EU-supportive owners?
www.ft.com/content/e5cb...
Some weeks I head out of the office on a Friday afternoon with the uneasy feeling that our best-laid plans for next week’s Guardian Weekly magazine might not look quite the same by Monday. This was one of those weeks.
🌐 More on the 6 March edition below 👇
www.theguardian.com/news/2026/ma...
The Guardian’s positive action work experience is open for applications! There are (paid) schemes for disabled, BAME, and working class wannabe journalists.
Because the media needs more people like us.
Info here: workwithus.theguardian.com/entry-level-...
"Allister Heath is away"
Incredible story. Congratulations to @londoncentric.media for uncovering it
www.londoncentric.media/p/asif-aziz-...
It's like having a taller, more fun version of James Ward-Prowse
that's one for next year probably now!
The consensus I'm getting from nearly everyone I speak to – with the notable exception of Spurs fans – is that Spurs going down would be the shot in the arm the country needs at this difficult moment #lufc
🚨 Guardian job alert 🚨 we're looking for an assistant editor, environment (12 month contract, London)
workwithus.theguardian.com/job-search/e...
Daffy Duck’s predicted 100-0 win to Birmingham proved wide of the mark too
That was tough on Birmingham. Outplayed us if I’m being honest #lufc
... the second a far more personal reflection on the author's own love affair with Cuba
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/f...
Two great pieces on Cuba this weekend by Ruaridh Nicoll, our man in Havana. The first is this news feature on the spiralling crisis sparked by the Trump adminstration oil embargo ....
I had the pleasure of a visit to the Kays curling stone factory in Ayrshire - this is what I learned...
www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/f...
Excellent piece of feature reporting that pieces together from different angles the previously untold story of Brazil's deadliest-ever police raid
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/f...
In the light of the Washington Post cuts, here's why quality sports coverage matters – and why the Guardian will continue to invest in it
www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/f...
It is cope to believe this is all confected. My whole job is talking to MPs and ministers, I talk to a dozen different ones every day, I spend the week in Parliament in the same corridors, same coffee queues. Sometimes even I have been taken aback by the strength of feeling about the need for change
Love this! Close-up photographer of the year awards
www.theguardian.com/artanddesign...
Enraged to hear via @londonermag.bsky.social that the brilliant newsagents in Brixton tube station has been forced to close due to a triple rent hike by @tflondon.bsky.social. Because what #Brixton so desperately needs is another coffee shop, right?
www.the-londoner.co.uk/how-a-tfl-re...
"Can Gemini help you with this?"
... but did we have to beat West Ham on the final day?!
Goals or minutes?
This Chinese analysis of Starmer’s trip to Beijing seems … very fair
Imagine having to defend your fatally shot son from Stephen Miller's slurs that he was a "domestic terrorist" trying to "assassinate" ICE officers. This is what Trump and Trumpism has brought to the United States.