From training to travel and race entry, the cost of marathon running can climb quickly. Here’s a practical look at how to keep expenses under control before you get to …
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Apple’s new Powerbeats Fit earbuds update the company’s compact fitness-focused formula, slimming down the design while aiming to improve comfort. With noise-cancelling Bluetooth connectivity and support for both Android and …
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Apple’s latest iPad Air brings M4 power, faster connectivity and improved multitasking to a slim, versatile tablet that continues to stand out in the middle of the iPad range.
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Riccardo Calafiori says Arsenal’s win over Sporting provided a welcome lift after a difficult fortnight marked by back-to-back cup defeats and Italy’s latest failure to reach the World Cup. The …
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A 43-year journey to complete the 92 took in collapsing terraces, modern stadiums, pub closures and the changing rituals of football fandom. Along the way, the game itself and the …
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business
Why the UK government is capping student loan interest — and whether graduates will pay less
The government has announced a cap on interest for millions of graduates with England and Wales “plan 2” student loans, limiting the rate to 6% from September. But the move …
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Politics
Middle East crisis live: Trump warns Iran to comply with ‘real agreement’ as ceasefire faces pressure from Israel’s attacks on Lebanon
Donald Trump has warned that the US could resume “shooting” if Iran does not fully comply with a deal, while ceasefire talks remain unsettled amid Israeli strikes in Lebanon and …
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technology
How a tipoff led to a Guardian investigation into child sex trafficking on Facebook and Instagram
A Guardian investigation that began with a source’s warning in 2021 uncovered evidence of child sexual abuse trafficking on Facebook and Instagram, helping to build a case that Meta later …
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US tech firms are investing heavily in artificial intelligence while reducing headcount at a rapid pace, leaving hundreds of thousands of workers facing an increasingly unstable job market.
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The New Economics Foundation says all UK homes should receive a minimum amount of energy at government-subsidised rates, funded through North Sea taxes, to help ease rising bills.
