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Byline: Margaret Sullivan More than 400 newsroom staffers at the Washington Post pleaded with the paper's owner, Jeff Bezos, this week to do something about their beloved paper's rapid -- [...]

Byline: Ramon Antonio Vargas The Washington Post 's Pulitzer prize-winning editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes has resigned from her position at the newspaper after its refusal to publish a satirical cartoon [...]

Byline: Alan Connor The Genius is the Guardian's toughest crossword. Setters get inventive: in February's Genius, by Qaos, the grid turned out to be a representation of the end of [...]

Byline: Kate Lamb Donald Trump's sweeping victory in the US presidential election saw the former president securing an unexpected majority in the popular vote, control of the Senate, and at [...]

Byline: Jasper Jolly The boss of FTSE 100 company DS Smith has said its £5.8bn takeover by a US rival is going at 'absolutely full steam', despite concerns it could [...]

Byline: Sammy Gecsoyler Work has begun to conserve and digitise one of the oldest paper documents still in existence on the island of Ireland. The ecclesiastical register, which dates back [...]

Byline: Editorial Giving with one hand while taking away with the other, the government's devolution white paper promises to empower local councils in England while simultaneously telling them what to [...]

Byline: Lily Smith Whether you're clumsily covering a gift in any old paper or wrapping it neatly and finishing with a bow, the wrap is sure to be discarded within [...]

Byline: Luca Ittimani UK papers on Wednesday focused on the archbishop of Canterbury's decision to resign amid mounting pressure from victims and members of the clergy over his handling of [...]

Byline: Martin Farrer Morning everyone. Two crossbench MPs want the government to act immediately to curb the impact of AI and deepfakes on the upcoming Australian federal election, although they [...]

Byline: Caroline Davies The Duke of Sussex has claimed a 'monumental victory' after a 'historic admission' that the Sun engaged in 'illegal practices', as he settled his marathon case against [...]

Byline: Richard Adams Education editor A university degree is still the best route for the UK's young people to boost their life chances, despite attacks by 'edu-sceptics' over debts and [...]

Byline: Heather Stewart Windfarms, train lines, science labs -- when policymakers think about the ingredients for kickstarting the UK's sagging economy, they tend to imagine tangible bits of infrastructure. But [...]

Byline: Kim Willsher in Paris Ten years on from the Islamist terrorist attack on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, France will ask: 'Are we all still Charlie?' The #JeSuisCharlie hashtag [...]

Byline: Jackson Ryan I drink a lot of Pepsi Max. A slab of 30 cans has been known to disappear within a week. That's upward of four 375ml cans a [...]

Byline: Kiran Stacey Political correspondent Louise Haigh pleaded guilty to lying that her work mobile phone had been stolen in 2013, according to a court document seen by the Guardian [...]

Byline: Rupert Jones The pandemic was supposed to usher in a cashless society, and many businesses have gone card-only -- but Britons are finding it hard to let go of [...]

Byline: Doosie Morris There was a time in my life that reading books felt as enjoyable and obvious as coffee in the morning. I lugged bags full of books across [...]

Byline: Cait Kelly We make habits so we don't have to focus on something to make it work. So it happens easily. Small changes that helps us long term -- [...]

Byline: Phoebe Weston. Photographs by Patricia Homonylo Every morning at dawn, a dozen volunteers scour the streets of Toronto picking up small birds. Some days they will find hundreds of [...]

Byline: Natasha May Growing up in Sydney, I knew the city prided itself on its 'first light culture' long before the state government made it the focal point of its [...]

Byline: Karen Middleton Political editor John Howard was given the option of adding extra words to his 2004 Marriage Act amendment that would have limited transgender people's ability to marry [...]

Byline: Karen Middleton Political editor The Howard government avoided disclosing that it had sent military forces to the Middle East months before authorising Australia's official involvement in the Iraq war [...]

Byline: Karen Middleton Political editor The day parliament was dissolved for the 2004 federal election, senior Howard government ministers met to authorise almost $4bn in sweeteners to announce during the [...]

Byline: Caroline Davies The Live Aid campaigner Bob Geldof urged Tony Blair not to appoint an African co-chair to the UK-led organisation working to overhaul international aid to the continent [...]

Byline: Alexandra Topping The 2002 World Cup had been a gruelling rollercoaster for the Republic of Ireland. Nine days before the team's first match in the tournament, hosted by Japan [...]

Byline: Victoria Bekiempis Donald Trump and his allies have started to wage a campaign against media organisations in the US that are critical of the president-elect by launching lawsuits that [...]

Byline: Martin Kettle I am under no illusions about this. Compared with Prince Andrew's latest disgrace or with Keely Hodgkinson's latest glittering prize, the reform of English local government is [...]

Byline: Jessica Elgot Deputy political editor Mayors will be given sweeping powers to unblock planning delays for major building projects in England, Angela Rayner has announced, as she promised a [...]

Byline: Tory Shepherd and Michelle Hamer The Australia Institute recently found that while people like buying gifts for others, just over half of Australians prefer not to receive them. This [...]

block-time published-time 7.54pm GMT Coalition's nuclear costings contain some big unknowns We've asked Danny Price and Frontier Economics (which he co-founded and is managing director) for a copy of the [...]

I remember the day the Guardian bought the Observer in 1993. I was so thrilled when I heard the news that I immediately rang my mother so we could share [...]

Byline: Ole Jacob Sunde The strategic direction of the Observer was set several years ago -- to enhance its position as the leading liberal voice in the UK Sunday print [...]

Byline: Tory Shepherd Newspapers covering the fall of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad and his subsequent flight to Moscow have reflected on the Assad family's five decades of dynastic rule in [...]

Byline: Victoria Bekiempis Donald Trump 's lawyers have filed paperwork pushing for dismissal of his Manhattan criminal hush-money case. The dismissal pitch came after Judge Juan Merchan's decision on 22 [...]

Byline: Philip Wen Front pages in the UK on Saturday were dominated by the step taken by MPs toward legalising assisted dying in England and Wales by backing a bill [...]

Byline: Jason Burke in Jerusalem Israel's government is set to punish the country's leading left-leaning newspaper, Haaretz, by ordering a boycott of the publication by government officials or anyone working [...]

Byline: Cait Kelly International popstar Katy Perry has had a court win in her long-running trademark battle with an Australian fashion designer over her Katie Perry trademark loungewear. Sydney designer [...]

Byline: Graham Readfearn Environment and climate correspondent One of the world's biggest mining companies said it had not called on the Albanese government to slow down the shift from coal [...]

Byline: Anna Isaac Journalists at the Guardian and Observer have voted to strike for 48 hours over the planned sale of the Observer newspaper to Tortoise. Union members passed a [...]

Byline: Helena Horton Environment reporter England's national parks face a 12% real-terms cut to their budget which would lead to mass redundancies of wardens and the closure of visitor centres [...]

Byline: Zoe Williams Postmortems continue for who lost Kamala Harris the US election, and these will be consequential for the left in the UK. However many times the US flags [...]

Byline: John Blaxland There's an understandable inclination at first blush to see the US presidential election outcome as auguring difficult times ahead on the global stage. President-elect Donald Trump's iconoclastic [...]

Byline: Helen Sullivan As Americans waited anxiously for the results in a knife-edge election, newspaper headlines around the world captured the uncertainty -- and fears of unrest in the near [...]

Byline: Arwa Mahdawi Olivia Rodrigo does not want to hear about Uranus. Or your planned trip to Mars, for that matter. The pop star recently told Netflix that she has [...]

Byline: Julia Kollewe The FTSE 100 UK packaging firm DS Smith is to be taken over by a bigger US rival, International Paper, after the companies agreed a £5.8bn all-share [...]

Byline: Jack Simpson An international bidding war is brewing for the UK packaging company DS Smith after a US-based paper producer put forward a £5.7bn takeover proposal, gatecrashing a deal [...]

Byline: Amanda Meade The Saturday Paper's senior reporter Rick Morton has publicly condemned his editors for publishing what he says is an 'unethical' and 'misleading' defence of one of the [...]

Byline: Helen Livingstone UK papers on Thursday focused on the seven-year public inquiry into the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, which concluded that the deaths of 72 people were avoidable and [...]

Byline: Kate Lyons When Adam Carpenter took over as manager at Kimberly-Clark Australia's Millicent mill in South Australia in 2019, he knew they were in trouble. At the time, there [...]