The Guardian - 2024-09-19

• ‘We burn out for a reason’
• Lie-ins and nine-day fortnights: how schools are tackling teacher shortage
• Towering fourth plinth tribute to ‘unite trans people’
• Covert and lethal
• Pagers and walkie-talkies
• ‘For evacuees it’s a total war’
• Hezbollah is under pressure to stage its own spectacula­r attack
• ‘This is very embarrassi­ng’
• Only two of three Amazon murder suspects to face trial
• Star of Romeo and Juliet calls for minority ethnic actors to be protected
• Catch me if you can: capybara still on loose despite lure of tasty treats
• Astronomer­s discover huge plasma jets blasting out of a black hole
• Starmer urged to give key role to outsider
• All artwork in No 11 to be ‘of or by women’
• Why Labour may strike a more upbeat note at conference
• Planning approvals for new houses in England plunge to 10-year low
• It’s a time for optimism, says Swinney 10 years after Scottish vote
• Acquitted protester: I’ve no regrets over coconut placard
• Mother of Letby victim feels guilt over lack of postmortem
• Delhi court denies bail to British Sikh activist held without trial
• ‘If they don’t die, Ukraine’s infantry will’
• I never consented, woman tells French mass rape trial
• Blast at Russian arsenal
• It is time for a reckoning with Hungary, US diplomat warns
• Japan has just 13 female CEOs among top 1,600 firms, survey finds
• EU warns on climate crisis amid floods and wildfire
• Nigeria voices concerns over water release at Cameroon dam
• What the bank’s move will mean
• Fed cuts US interest rates for the first time in four years
• Tupperware ‘party over’ as firm files for bankruptcy
• Like it or loathe it, WFH looks like it is here to stay
• Worcesters­hire dig deep to shine despite adversity and tragedy
• Somerset title charge held up by Bohannon and Wells
• Itoje rejects Jones’ claims he is not suited to captaincy
• Captain Brook hands rebooted England licence to entertain
• Miedema sparks rout as ruthless City power towards group stage
• Significan­t ankle damage rules Ødegaard out ‘for a while’
• Rodgers on the rise as Celtic enjoy perfect start
• Rusty Rodri sums up phoney war in poor advert for new world
• Belgian limps off and a doubt for Arsenal
• ‘They can’t get away scot-free’
• Essex hit with £100,000 fine for ‘systemic’ racism at club

The Guardian - 2024-09-18

The Guardian - 2024-09-20