The Guardian

1. BT cuts almost 8,000 jobs amid sweeping cost-saving programmeThe GuardianLauren Almeida5 Nov, 14:40
2. UK and US condemn ‘cruel’ second jail term handed to Hong Kong activist Joshua WongThe GuardianAmy Hawkins Senior China correspondent5 Nov, 14:38
3. What can Andy Burnham learn from the ‘blue wave’ in the US? – podcastThe GuardianPresented by Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey; music by Axel Kacoutié; executive producer Maz Ebtehaj5 Nov, 14:35
4. Bassvictim: Peace + War review – like a thrillingly chaotic house party that goes on too longThe GuardianAlexis Petridis5 Nov, 14:30
5. Debt of poorest countries at record $9.4tn high, World Bank data showsThe GuardianHeather Stewart Economic editor5 Nov, 14:30
6. Origin of Stonehenge’s altar remains enigma as north-east Scotland theory ruled outThe GuardianSteven Morris5 Nov, 14:26
7. Russell Brand faces ‘significant’ prison term for rape and sexual assaultThe GuardianEmine Sinmaz5 Nov, 14:26
8. Is that an explosion, an implosion or an orgasm? Pixies bass-player Emma Richardson’s realm-leaping life in paintingThe GuardianAmy Fleming5 Nov, 14:12
9. ‘It’s kind of a melting pot’: how one US city transformed a highway into a leafy oasisThe GuardianCarl Smith5 Nov, 14:07
10. David Jones wrongly believed it could be exclusive and everywhere. Can the 188-year-old institution keep the lights on for Christmas?The GuardianJonathan Barrett Business editor5 Nov, 14:00
11. Tracking the blue wave: how our visual and data journalists helped you navigate the US midterm electionsThe GuardianGautam Malkani5 Nov, 14:00
12. My childhood was one of survival and resilience. How can I model a joyful life for my kids? | Leading questionsThe GuardianEleanor Gordon-Smith5 Nov, 14:00
13. Wallabies’ pay dispute with Rugby Australia overshadows Nations Championship finaleThe GuardianJack Snape5 Nov, 14:00
14. Stravinsky: The Firebird album review – Rattle revels in colour, crackles and bitesThe GuardianClive Paget5 Nov, 14:00
15. Seeing Trump and his acolytes lose so spectacularly is powerful schadenfreude for millions across the globeThe GuardianRebecca Shaw5 Nov, 14:00
16. The joy to be found in using new season olive oilThe GuardianItamar Srulovich and Sarit Packer5 Nov, 13:50
17. Yemen’s president sacks ministers and officers in attempt to turn tide of warThe GuardianPatrick Wintour Diplomatic editor5 Nov, 13:47
18. Trump tries to get 2024 conviction in hush-money corruption case thrown outThe GuardianGuardian staff and agency5 Nov, 13:43
19. Europe’s far right has a Trump problem after Republican US midterms wipeoutThe GuardianJon Henley Europe correspondent5 Nov, 13:36
20. Cristiano Ronaldo merely the latest example of a great player who couldn’t let go | Jonathan WilsonThe GuardianJonathan Wilson5 Nov, 13:32
21. Henry Nowak’s killer has sentence extended by court of appealThe GuardianMatthew Weaver5 Nov, 13:15
22. Tom Curry a major injury doubt for England with twin Ben poised to step up against AustraliaThe GuardianGerard Meagher5 Nov, 13:12
23. Mahmood’s migration changes may harm women and children, Labour MP warnsThe GuardianKiran Stacey and Rajeev Syal5 Nov, 13:10
24. Interest rate rise in midst of cost of living crisis will leave many incredulousThe GuardianPhillip Inman5 Nov, 13:10
25. Slashing number of police forces in England and Wales is only option, says Met chiefThe GuardianVikram Dodd Police and crime correspondent5 Nov, 13:09
26. ‘George Lucas told me off for wearing lipstick’: Celia Imrie on Traitors, Star Wars and treating the lens like a loverThe GuardianAs told to Rich Pelley5 Nov, 13:00
27. Raise the Red Lantern review – Gong Li gives a decade-defining performance in an addictively ruthless masterpieceThe GuardianPeter Bradshaw5 Nov, 13:00
28. The international break is almost here: so wave goodbye to your players, and maybe your manager | Max RushdenThe GuardianMax Rushden5 Nov, 13:00
29. No great shakes: the quest for palatable high-protein drinksThe GuardianMina Holland5 Nov, 13:00
30. ‘Revenge of the nerds’: US midterms deliver a win for science – and a rebuke of MahaThe GuardianJessica Glenza5 Nov, 13:00
31. ‘He’s basically Wilt’: Wembanyama downs Mavericks with 52-point, 24-rebound classicThe GuardianGuardian sport and agencies5 Nov, 12:31
32. Where to start with: John BergerThe GuardianHenry Eliot5 Nov, 12:30
33. Full of life and catching feelings: Christine and the Queens’ greatest songs – ranked!The GuardianMichael Cragg5 Nov, 12:15
34. Bank of England raises interest rates to 4%, the first increase for more than three yearsThe GuardianHeather Stewart Economics editor5 Nov, 12:00
35. A progressive understanding of Christianity won in the US elections | Bill McKibbenThe GuardianBill McKibben5 Nov, 12:00
36. What can Britain learn from backlash to Dutch slavery apology?The GuardianJon Henley and Senay Boztas in Amsterdam5 Nov, 12:00
37. How did Republicans lose a Senate seat in fireball-red South Carolina?The GuardianGeorge Chidi in Moncks Corner, South Carolina5 Nov, 12:00
38. Meet Clara Serrajordi: Barcelona’s midfield hope filling the void left by Alexia Putellas | Moving the GoalpostsThe GuardianAlex Ibaceta in Barcelona5 Nov, 11:52
39. Post your questions for Terry ButcherThe GuardianGuardian community team5 Nov, 11:48
40. ‘Children were wearing fake life jackets’: one Syrian family’s terrifying, 10-year journeyThe GuardianCath Clarke5 Nov, 11:39
41. Police and firefighters around UK gear up for Bonfire Night disorderThe GuardianRobyn Vinter North of England correspondent5 Nov, 11:24
42. Tell us: have you been affected by the bomb threats to flights in Europe?The GuardianGuardian community team5 Nov, 11:20
43. Pound hits highest level since its crash after 2016 Brexit voteThe GuardianGraeme Wearden5 Nov, 11:14
44. Referee hands out record 53 red cards after chaos at under-20s game in BrazilThe GuardianReuters5 Nov, 11:03
45. Was Elon Musk the US midterms' biggest loser? – Stateside with Kai and CarterThe GuardianHosted by Carter Sherman and Kai Wright with Blake Montgomery . Produced by Anabel Bacon and Monica Espitia, engineered by Ivan Kuraev, executive producer Rachel Humphreys5 Nov, 11:00
46. Democrats promised to end corruption. Here’s how they can do that | David SirotaThe GuardianDavid Sirota5 Nov, 11:00
47. Big briefs for men are back – and I couldn’t be happier | Adrian ChilesThe GuardianAdrian Chiles5 Nov, 11:00
48. I Play Rocky review – Anthony Ippolito adds knockout sweetness to the story of Stallone’s Hollywood triumphThe GuardianPeter Bradshaw5 Nov, 11:00
49. How elderly ‘unsung heroes’ powered Lula’s historic fightback in BrazilThe GuardianTom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro5 Nov, 11:00
50. Japan FA’s Kozo Tashima to stand against Infantino for Fifa presidencyThe GuardianMatt Hughes and Nick Ames5 Nov, 10:48