Oakland named best US food city for second year
Oakland, California, has been voted the best food city in the United States by Condé Nast Traveler readers for the second consecutive year, a decision that has divided food enthusiasts. Discover why.
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Survey: 84% of US Teens Hold Negative View of News Media
A sobering survey reveals 84% of American teenagers describe news media with negative words like 'biased' and 'fake'. Discover the causes and potential solutions for this crisis in news literacy.
US Border Patrol's Licence Plate Surveillance Challenged
Democratic lawmakers question the legality of a US Border Patrol programme using predictive algorithms to detain drivers. Discover the civil liberties concerns.
Guardian Readers' Best Photography Collection Unveiled
Explore breathtaking photographs from Guardian readers worldwide, featuring a Canadian screech owl, Tewkesbury's Museum of the Moon, and vibrant Day of the Dead celebrations in London.
Readers' Favourite Historic Stays Across Europe
Discover incredible historic hotels across Europe where you can time-travel for less. From Venetian palaces to Scottish follies, find your perfect heritage getaway and win a £200 holiday voucher.
The Enduring Magic of Photo Booth Pictures
Discover why photo booth pictures hold a special place in British hearts and share your own cherished memories from these iconic machines.
Mail readers reject Rachel Reeves' tax plans in shock poll
Exclusive polling reveals overwhelming opposition to Labour's proposed tax increases as readers fear for Britain's economic future under Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Guardian readers showcase stunning photography from Kerala to UK
Discover the breathtaking diversity of Guardian readers' photography, capturing everything from traditional Indian martial arts to charming British countryside moments in this exclusive visual showcase.
Nigel Planer: The real Neil from The Young Ones
Exclusive interview with Nigel Planer unveils how his iconic character Neil from The Young Ones mirrored his own experiences in London's 1970s counterculture, and why he's now telling his real story.
Children to judge Booker Prize from 2026
In a groundbreaking literary revolution, the Booker Prize announces children will join adult judges to select winners from 2026, transforming how children's literature is celebrated and evaluated.
Best E-Readers 2024: Ultimate UK Buying Guide
Discover the best e-readers transforming how Britain reads - from Kindle's latest innovations to Kobo's impressive alternatives and everything in between.
Kindle vs Kobo: Best E-Readers of 2025
Discover why the e-reader market is heating up as we compare Amazon's Kindle against Rakuten's Kobo in 2025. Find out which device offers the best reading experience, value for money, and freedom from ecosystem lock-in.
Joe Swash's Young Dads Documentary Disappoints
Channel 5's documentary on young fatherhood fails to deliver substance, offering shallow content instead of genuine insight into the challenges faced by Britain's young dads.
Youth unemployment crisis deepens in UK job market
New analysis reveals young Britons face the worst employment prospects in decades, with rising joblessness and stagnant wages creating a perfect storm for Generation Z.
Jilly Cooper Remembered: Readers Share Touching Tributes
Fans and fellow authors celebrate the life and legacy of beloved novelist Jilly Cooper, sharing personal stories of her extraordinary kindness and infectious spirit that touched countless lives.
Why you forget books you just read
Discover the surprising psychological phenomenon affecting avid readers everywhere and learn practical strategies to improve your reading retention.
Young Nature Writers Shine in Guardian's Country Diary
Discover how The Guardian's Young Country Diary competition is nurturing Britain's future nature writers and environmental champions through heartfelt wildlife observations
Stars Gather for Sylvia Young's Funeral in London
The worlds of music, theatre, and television united in North London to celebrate the extraordinary life of Sylvia Young, the legendary theatre school founder who launched a thousand stars.
Daily Mail Readers Transform Lives of Ukraine's Young Heroes
Inspiring stories of Ukrainian children and teenagers displaying incredible bravery, and how the generosity of Daily Mail readers is providing them with vital support, education, and hope for the future.
Mirror readers vow never to return to this European destination
Mirror readers reveal their candid thoughts on a popular European holiday spot, with many vowing never to return. Find out why this destination left them disappointed.
Is sarcasm the lowest form of wit? Readers debate
A lively debate explores whether sarcasm deserves its reputation as the least sophisticated humour—or if another form of wit takes the crown.
Sylvia Young: Theatre School Founder Dies
A tribute to Sylvia Young, the iconic founder of the Sylvia Young Theatre School, whose legacy lives on through generations of stars.
Emma Bunton and Tom Fletcher tribute to Sylvia Young
Spice Girls star Emma Bunton and McFly's Tom Fletcher join celebrities in paying tribute to Sylvia Young, the iconic founder of Sylvia Young Theatre School, who has passed away at 89.
Sylvia Young, theatre school founder, dies at 83
The entertainment world mourns the loss of Sylvia Young, the visionary founder of the renowned Sylvia Young Theatre School, who has died at the age of 83.
Flamingos & Lightning: Readers' Best Wildlife Photos
Discover breathtaking wildlife photography from Guardian readers, featuring vibrant flamingos and dramatic tropical lightning.
Princess Charlotte's Lionesses Support: A Royal Gesture
Discover the heartwarming reason behind Princess Charlotte's decision to support the Lionesses, showcasing her budding passion for football.
AFL's Isaac Cumming and Mia Young welcome first baby
AFL player Isaac Cumming and his fiancée Mia Young have joyfully announced the arrival of their first child. The couple shared heartwarming photos of their newborn, capturing precious early moments.
Chinese swimmer, 12, misses medal by 0.06 seconds
A 12-year-old Chinese swimmer narrowly missed out on a medal at the World Championships, finishing just 0.06 seconds behind in a nail-biting race.
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