The Guardian

1. ECB forecasting losses of up to £50m in 2027 despite visit of Australia for the AshesThe GuardianExclusive by Matt Hughes6 Nov, 19:00
2. Want to have a better chat? Scientists say the secret is ‘pink noise’The GuardianIan Sample Science editor6 Nov, 19:00
3. Prince Harry and others seek to challenge ruling in Daily Mail privacy caseThe GuardianMatthew Weaver6 Nov, 18:59
4. Activists break into building site of Microsoft datacentre in AmsterdamThe GuardianAjit Niranjan6 Nov, 18:51
5. The week around the world in 20 picturesThe GuardianJim Powell6 Nov, 18:37
6. Two more DoJ officials resign, including US attorney leading inquiry into Trump rivalsThe GuardianSam Levine6 Nov, 18:37
7. Everton v Coventry City: Premier League – liveThe GuardianScott Murray6 Nov, 18:30
8. The Guardian view on the AI backlash: American voters want a say in their future | EditorialThe GuardianEditorial6 Nov, 17:58
9. The Guardian view on Russell Brand: his conviction sends a powerful message | EditorialThe GuardianEditorial6 Nov, 17:57
10. Prince, the pope, and autumn 2026: purple is hot this seasonThe GuardianLauren Cochrane6 Nov, 17:46
11. Martin Rowson on the aftermath of the US midterm elections – cartoonThe GuardianMartin Rowson6 Nov, 17:45
12. Russell Brand has finally faced justice. But other abusers in comedy are still hiding in plain sight | Sarah SolemaniThe GuardianSarah Solemani6 Nov, 17:35
13. What happens after the ‘blue wave’? Your questions on the US midterm election results answeredThe GuardianGuardian staff6 Nov, 17:11
14. Hamilton v Leclerc: how can Ferrari solve problem of two number one drivers?The GuardianGiles Richards6 Nov, 17:08
15. Could the AI bubble burst after Democrats' midterms sweep? - The LatestThe GuardianPresented by Lucy Hough with Richard Partington ; produced by Angus Neale ; senior producer Leonore Schick ; executive producer Zoe Hitch6 Nov, 17:04
16. Burnham aims for ‘quite radical change’ in support for young peopleThe GuardianPeter Walker Senior political correspondent6 Nov, 16:50
17. Martine Rose appointed creative director at BalenciagaThe GuardianChloe Mac Donnell Deputy fashion and lifestyle editor6 Nov, 16:45
18. Autism, masking, and building a more inclusive world | LettersThe GuardianGuardian Staff6 Nov, 16:39
19. Israel’s election and self-definition invite questions | LettersThe GuardianGuardian Staff6 Nov, 16:38
20. Like the Danes, we need to pay for the society we want | LettersThe GuardianGuardian Staff6 Nov, 16:37
21. John Smedley will always be in vogue | LettersThe GuardianGuardian Staff6 Nov, 16:36
22. UK dairy farmers face further pressure as milk processor cuts pricesThe GuardianJoanna Partridge6 Nov, 16:27
23. Struggling to spell ‘male chauvinist pig’? Apple’s grey list means your iPhone won’t help youThe GuardianAisha Down Global technology reporter6 Nov, 16:12
24. ‘He left the world in ruins’: the author who defied the Taliban and burning tyres to tell Alexander the Great’s epic storyThe GuardianLisa Allardice6 Nov, 16:11
25. US tech stock rout: is the AI bubble bursting?The GuardianRichard Partington Senior economics correspondent6 Nov, 16:09
26. Premier League news: Arteta insists Rice isn’t playing too many gamesThe GuardianGuardian sport6 Nov, 16:06
27. Global stocks fall amid ‘big worries over AI’ after Democrats’ midterms triumphThe GuardianMark Sweney and Graeme Wearden6 Nov, 15:48
28. Thomas Markle, Meghan’s father, charged in Florida in connection to child sexual abuse materialThe GuardianRichard Luscombe in Miami and agencies6 Nov, 15:45
29. Marilyn Monroe is a magnetic misfit in Speculations, a spicy conspiracy drama full of bombshellsThe GuardianArifa Akbar6 Nov, 15:31
30. ‘I feel free now’: Shabana Mahmood’s immigration shake-up provokes mixed emotionsThe GuardianChris Osuh, Aamna Mohdin and Diane Taylor6 Nov, 15:28
31. ‘It’s in our blood’: Lebanon, Ukraine and Syria rugby league teams fly the flag despite horrors of war at homeThe GuardianGavin Willacy in Sydney6 Nov, 15:12
32. Whirlwhind year from Wolverhampton to Hong Kong for Leger heroine OsborneThe GuardianGreg Wood6 Nov, 15:09
33. Kenyan doomsday sect leader jailed for 200 years for murder of 190 childrenThe GuardianCarlos Mureithi in Nairobi and agencies6 Nov, 15:08
34. Democrats start plotting as civil war breaks out among Republicans | Politics Weekly AmericaThe GuardianPresented by Jonathan Freedland , produced by Danielle Stephens and Nada Smiljanic6 Nov, 15:00
35. ‘He’s manipulating its power’: why did Russell Brand convert to Christianity?The GuardianChris Osuh and Aamna Mohdin6 Nov, 15:00
36. What causes back pain? The surprising triggers, from stress to sitting up straight – and what you can do about itThe GuardianÉva Malpass6 Nov, 15:00
37. The 36 best Christmas gifts in the UK for every kind of teenager – chosen by teensThe GuardianAs told to Rhiannon Evans6 Nov, 15:00
38. In jailing Joshua Wong, China is telling the world they'd crush every hope for democracy on its soil | Nathan LawThe GuardianNathan Law6 Nov, 14:53
39. ‘A global political awakening’: how gen Z protests are sweeping the worldThe GuardianAshifa Kassam and Lex McMenamin6 Nov, 14:52
40. Spice Girls: The Singles Collection review – stop fleecing your fans right now, thank you very muchThe GuardianMichael Cragg6 Nov, 14:41
41. Russell Brand barrister reports himself to watchdog over confrontation with journalistThe GuardianEmine Sinmaz6 Nov, 14:31
42. Datacentre protest and a giant statue of Pope Leo: photos of the day – FridayThe GuardianJim Powell6 Nov, 14:27
43. The most diverse, anti-establishment Congress in history is cause for optimismThe GuardianAnkita Rao6 Nov, 14:17
44. Senior England players ‘fight to protect’ Steve Borthwick and deny riftThe GuardianGerard Meagher6 Nov, 14:07
45. If Dune is this generation’s Star Wars, we are all in big troubleThe GuardianBen Child6 Nov, 14:04
46. Yaxel Lendeborg is the NBA’s most entertaining rookie – and he’s not holding backThe GuardianOwen Lewis6 Nov, 14:01
47. Fearing AI disruption, white-collar workers are quitting their jobsThe GuardianAmelia Penniman6 Nov, 14:00
48. I have flung myself headfirst into Sarah J Maas’s romantasy universe and I find myself a changed woman | Johanna CosgroveThe GuardianJohanna Cosgrove6 Nov, 14:00
49. ‘I’m not shaving my legs just to not orgasm’: 14 single women on their relationship to sexThe GuardianMadeleine Aggeler6 Nov, 14:00
50. Oxford, Bethnal Green and the Guardian: the British sojourn of a younger Abdul El-SayedThe GuardianEsther Addley6 Nov, 14:00