The Guardian

1. Cristiano Ronaldo calls time on Portugal career after 234 caps and 146 goalsThe GuardianAssociated Press5 Nov, 10:42
2. Channel 4 axes Married at First Sight UK after rape allegationsThe GuardianMichael Savage Media editor5 Nov, 10:31
3. Fifa wants talks over restricting women’s Olympic football to under-23sThe GuardianExclusive by Matt Hughes5 Nov, 10:26
4. ‘In our veins’: Arsenal pushed by pain of Champions League final defeat, says RayaThe GuardianEd Aarons in Prague5 Nov, 10:08
5. Not just Congress: Democrats’ blue wave washes over state legislatures across USThe GuardianChris Stein5 Nov, 10:00
6. Rare Renaissance masterpiece hidden for 70 years could fetch £5m at auctionThe GuardianMiatta Mbriwa5 Nov, 10:00
7. No amount of sliding in the polls can shake Kemi Badenoch’s self-belief – or alter her party’s direction | Andy BeckettThe GuardianAndy Beckett5 Nov, 10:00
8. ‘By the time the abuse ended, I was 16, and a husk’: how Johnny Daukes survived his childhood – and fought backThe GuardianAnna Moore5 Nov, 10:00
9. Sports owners bet big on Republicans. What does their defeat mean for US sports?The GuardianLee Escobedo5 Nov, 10:00
10. From recycled wreaths to fabric Advent calendars: 12 genuinely reusable Christmas thingsThe GuardianHannah Rochell5 Nov, 10:00
11. South West Water’s failure to fix leaks ‘putting customer supplies at risk’The GuardianSandra Laville5 Nov, 10:00
12. ‘It’s so glossy and sexy!’: 10 movies (and one TV show) that inspired Grand Theft AutoThe GuardianKeith Stuart5 Nov, 10:00
13. ‘No one cares about the little guy’: plastic nurdles still washing ashore in Sri Lanka five years after toxic spillThe GuardianVandy Widyalankara in Pamunugama, Sri Lanka5 Nov, 10:00
14. Met settles claim brought by Palestine activist ‘treated like a criminal’ during arrestThe GuardianCaroline Davies and agency5 Nov, 09:47
15. Was one of the great novels of the Enlightenment written by a man who thought he was a werewolf?The GuardianTobias Grey5 Nov, 09:43
16. Tech barons cozied up to Trump. What will they do in newly blue America?The GuardianBlake Montgomery5 Nov, 09:00
17. Think of England review – far-fetched tale of state-sponsored second world war porn turns deadly seriousThe GuardianPeter Bradshaw5 Nov, 09:00
18. Multiple planes diverted as bomb threats to commercial flights reported across Europe – liveThe GuardianJakub Krupa5 Nov, 08:58
19. Poundland’s US owner says retailer remains ‘vulnerable’, after talks with ministersThe GuardianLauren Almeida and agencies5 Nov, 08:57
20. Burnham says long-awaited 10-year plan may be delayed until January – UK politics liveThe GuardianAndrew Sparrow5 Nov, 08:48
21. Ballon d’Or winner Harry Kane signs new contract with Bayern through to 2029The GuardianGuardian sport and agencies5 Nov, 08:43
22. Black Doves review – Ben Whishaw, Keira Knightley and Sarah Lancashire are spine-tinglingly goodThe GuardianRachel Aroesti5 Nov, 08:01
23. Art is good for your health? Allow me a quick eyeroll | Emma BrockesThe GuardianEmma Brockes5 Nov, 08:00
24. You be the judge: should my wife keep out of our neighbours’ disputes?The GuardianInterviews by Georgina Lawton5 Nov, 08:00
25. Money-making Nations Championship project carries a cost for fans and playersThe GuardianAndy Bull5 Nov, 07:30
26. Sherrock’s synthetic success over Littler and why Netflix’s darts special felt so dissatisfying | Jonathan LiewThe GuardianJonathan Liew5 Nov, 07:30
27. Uefa faces political flashpoint over Sevastopol’s ascent in Russian footballThe GuardianNick Ames5 Nov, 07:30
28. Today’s UK interest rate rise unlikely to be the last unless Iran war ends; Wall Street slides on AI fears as ‘panic sets in’ – as it happenedThe GuardianGraeme Wearden5 Nov, 07:23
29. American Hagwon by Min Jin Lee review – a gloriously immersive follow-up to PachinkoThe GuardianSarah Crown5 Nov, 07:00
30. Being Heumann review – stirring biopic of a pioneering disability rights campaignerThe GuardianPeter Bradshaw5 Nov, 07:00
31. Mystical visions: strange sightings at Bristol photo festival – in picturesThe GuardianGuardian Staff5 Nov, 07:00
32. Ministers to target ‘wild west’ of ebikes blocking pavementsThe GuardianPeter Walker Senior political correspondent5 Nov, 07:00
33. A Democratic-controlled Congress will likely try to constrain Trump’s foreign adventuresThe GuardianAndrew Roth, global affairs correspondent5 Nov, 07:00
34. Trump-backed Republicans lose dozens of US midterm races, raising questions over his influenceThe GuardianAriana Baio in Washington5 Nov, 07:00
35. Apple iPad mini A20 Pro review: the best small tablet but with a big priceThe GuardianSamuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor5 Nov, 07:00
36. A local’s guide to Belgrade: the best sights, restaurants and nightlife in a city in fluxThe GuardianDragana Kostica5 Nov, 07:00
37. Warming UK seas could ‘fundamentally reshape marine ecosystems’ – reportThe GuardianKaren McVeigh5 Nov, 07:00
38. Thursday briefing: ‘A dignified life for all must be the north star’: economist Isabella Weber answers your questionsThe GuardianMichael Segalov5 Nov, 06:44
39. TV tonight: how three rockstar chefs sparked a foodie revolutionThe GuardianPhil Harrison, Hannah J Davies and Priya Elan5 Nov, 06:20
40. ‘I worry people will forget Hong Kong’: Joshua Wong laments city’s fate from inside maximum security prisonThe GuardianDanny Vincent in Hong Kong5 Nov, 06:11
41. Rachel Roddy’s recipe for Neapolitan mostaccioli, or spiced biscuits dipped in chocolate | A kitchen in RomeThe GuardianRachel Roddy5 Nov, 06:00
42. Norman conquest castle and Dickens chalet among sites added to heritage at risk registerThe GuardianSteven Morris5 Nov, 06:00
43. How irrational are Labour’s plans for migrant workers? To find out, read the small print | Frances RyanThe GuardianFrances Ryan5 Nov, 06:00
44. Thursday news quiz: A captain’s debut, a crypto snafu and some sausage dogs, tooThe GuardianMartin Belam5 Nov, 06:00
45. Has Britain finally pulled off a diplomatic victory in the row over reparations?The GuardianJessica Elgot, Peter Walker and Kiran Stacey5 Nov, 06:00
46. ‘I never understood wind’: midterms spark hope for renewables after Trump’s hostilityThe GuardianJillian Ambrose Energy correspondent5 Nov, 06:00
47. World’s wettest rainstorms are getting wetter, affecting flood and drought riskThe GuardianKate Ravilious5 Nov, 06:00
48. Country diary: The autumn glory of a tulip tree | Jennifer JonesThe GuardianJennifer Jones5 Nov, 05:30
49. US midterm elections 2026 live: Democrats exceed 250 House seats as blue wave sweeping Congress growsThe GuardianAdam Fulton (now); Robert Mackey, Shrai Popat, Kirsty McEwen, Lucy Campbell, Taz Ali and Jonathan Yerushalmy (earlier5 Nov, 05:27
50. UK found to be ‘dangerously’ reliant on China for critical minerals needed for defence and AIThe GuardianLisa O’Carroll Senior staff correspondent5 Nov, 05:00