Entertainment
Corrections and clarifications: August 14, 2026
The Guardian issues corrections and clarifications for errors in recent articles, including a misattributed quote and a factual inaccuracy in a football report.
Business
Clarks Nova Aster trainers free with TopCashback deal
Clarks Nova Aster Blue Grey trainers, usually £55, can be free for new TopCashback members with £15 sign-up bonus and cashback, while stocks last.
Crime
Michigan shooting: six dead including gunman in rural area
A mass shooting in rural Michigan left six dead, including the suspected gunman, and one wounded. The shooter fled, prompting a manhunt, before being found dead.
Sports
Werro holds off Hodgkinson to win European 800m gold
Swiss runner Audrey Werro wins European 800m gold in a championship record 1:54.81, holding off Britain's Keely Hodgkinson (1:55.01) and Femke Broeders-Bol (1:55.54) in a thrilling final.
Environment
Health
Terminal breast cancer at 36: 'I'm not going to get old'
Kayleigh Ewan, 36, has terminal breast cancer with a prognosis of three to five years. Her story follows Lucy Davis's stage four diagnosis, urging women to never ignore subtle changes.
Sir Chris Hoy mistook early cancer warning sign for old age
Sir Chris Hoy, diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer, initially dismissed a shoulder pain as a sign of aging. He urges awareness of prostate cancer symptoms and shares his wife's similar experience with MS.
DWP statement on £6,200 pension policy change
The DWP has issued a statement on expanding auto-enrolment to lower the age threshold to 18 and remove the £6,240 earnings threshold, a change that could make a real difference for younger workers.
Coroner criticises NWAS after woman found dead following declined welfare call
A coroner has called on NWAS to take action after it declined a welfare call to an elderly woman who was later found dead at her home in Appleton, near Warrington.
Vet reveals 5 things he'd never do with his dog
A vet has shared five everyday habits he avoids with his own dog, warning they are 'common but dangerous' and could put pets in harm's way.
The Big British Arts Quiz: Literature to Pop
From Dickens and Tolkien to Oasis and Wimbledon, our culture quiz roams across British arts and entertainment. Ten mixed questions for curious minds and superfans alike. Take your seat and see how cultured you really are.
