How Forest Walks Boost Creativity and Writing
Author Ilka Tampke explains how daily forest walks enhanced her creativity, improved cognitive function, and changed her writing process forever.
Category : Awards
Senegal Aim to Replicate Qualifying Form at 2026 World Cup
Senegal enters the 2026 World Cup in strong form after dominating qualifiers. Coach Pape Thiaw has rejuvenated the squad with younger players, while Sadio Mané leads the attack in his final World Cup appearance.
Ollie Robinson roars back into England reckoning but trust is fragile
Ollie Robinson's man-of-the-match performance at Lord's raises questions about his fitness and reliability as he looks to cement his place in the England Test side.
MCC Apologises for Lord's Pitch After Stokes Criticism
MCC apologises for Lord's Test pitch after Ben Stokes criticises 'extreme conditions'. The pitch saw fewer than 1,000 legal deliveries, the first since 1888.
Over 1 Million Join Pope Leo for Open-Air Mass in Madrid
More than 1.2 million people attended Pope Leo's open-air mass in Madrid, where he urged followers to serve the poor and reject far-right politics.
Why I use my phone in the theatre: hearing aid controls
Readers respond to phone use in theatres, hearing aids, dogs owning houses, Nicola Sturgeon's salt and pepper grinders, and the nine times table.
Cartoon: Jennings on Trump and Vance's Decline
A political cartoon by Nicola Jennings critiques Donald Trump and JD Vance, depicting their leadership as a symbol of civilisational decline.
Kimi Antonelli Wins Chaotic Monaco GP, Youngest Winner
Kimi Antonelli held his nerve to win a dramatic Monaco Grand Prix, becoming the youngest winner in F1 history at 19. He beat Lewis Hamilton and Isack Hadjar after late red flags.
Antonelli Wins Monaco GP, Becomes Youngest Winner
Kimi Antonelli won the Monaco Grand Prix, becoming the youngest winner in F1 history. He held off Lewis Hamilton and Isack Hadjar after a dramatic safety-car restart and red flag.
French Election: Far Right Stands to Profit from Division
Mainstream French politicians must unite to defeat the far right as the presidential election approaches, with multiple candidates risking a divided vote that could benefit Jordan Bardella or Marine Le Pen.
Moloney-MacDonald's Four Tries Power Exeter to Playoff Clash
Claudia Moloney-MacDonald scored four tries as Exeter Chiefs defeated Sale 50-24, setting up a Premiership Women's Rugby semi-final against Saracens on 13 June.
Denmark's Mullet Championship Celebrates Divisive Hairstyle
Denmark's Mullet Championship attracted over 1,000 spectators in Copenhagen, celebrating the 'business in the front, party in the back' hairstyle with exuberant performances.
Scotland's World Cup Hopes Brighten After Bolivia Win
Scotland's 4-0 win over Bolivia boosts confidence ahead of World Cup opener against Haiti, with Shankland and Adams forming a potent strike partnership.
Ruth Artmonsky Dies at 94; Pioneer in Psychometric Testing
Ruth Artmonsky, co-founder of global consultancy SHL, later ran an art gallery and wrote 36 books. She died aged 94.
Tuchel Sets Up Rashford vs Gordon Battle for England Spot
Thomas Tuchel has created positional battles in England's World Cup squad, with Marcus Rashford and Anthony Gordon competing for the left-wing spot after Gordon's Barcelona move.
Zverev Wins Maiden Grand Slam at French Open
Alexander Zverev defeated Flavio Cobolli in a five-set thriller to win his first grand slam title at the French Open, overcoming past final losses and personal controversies.
Declan Rice Appointed England Vice-Captain by Tuchel
Thomas Tuchel confirms Declan Rice as England vice-captain, clarifies Bellingham's armband role, and discusses squad rotation ahead of the World Cup.
Dan Lawrence's 218 Puts Surrey in Command Against Hampshire
Dan Lawrence smashed 218 off 190 balls, his first double century, leading Surrey to a strong position against Hampshire at the Oval.
Hamilton Closes on Ferrari Win After Monaco Second Place
Lewis Hamilton believes his first Ferrari win is near after finishing second at the chaotic Monaco Grand Prix, as Kimi Antonelli extends championship lead.
Richard Scolyer's Final Letter: 'Cancer Does Not Define Us'
In an open letter published after his death, Prof Richard Scolyer shares his greatest lesson: cancer does not define us. The renowned researcher and former Australian of the year died aged 59 from glioblastoma.
Lifelong Fight for Women Pastors Finally Succeeds
Julianne Schultz recounts her father Noel's 70-year campaign for women's ordination in the Lutheran church, culminating in an OAM and the 2024 synod vote allowing female pastors.
Sudoku 7,340 Easy: Fill 1-9 in Rows, Columns, Boxes
Solve Sudoku 7,340 easy by filling every row, column, and 3x3 box with numbers 1 to 9. Check the print version or next Guardian issue for the solution.
Tony Awards 2026: Winners Include John Lithgow and Lesley Manville
The 2026 Tony Awards celebrated Broadway's best, with John Lithgow, Laurie Metcalf, Joshua Henry, and Lesley Manville among the night's big winners.
Kurtis Marschall stuns Armand Duplantis at Stockholm Diamond League
Australia's Kurtis Marschall ended Armand Duplantis' three-year winning streak in pole vault at the Stockholm Diamond League, securing victory with a 5.90m clearance.
Tony Awards 2026: Stars and Winners Shine on Broadway
Highlights from the 79th Tony Awards, including red carpet fashion, top winners like Death of a Salesman, and performances by Pink at Radio City Music Hall.
Nelly Korda wins US Women's Open for second straight major
Nelly Korda secured her second consecutive major victory at the US Women's Open, edging Charley Hull and Gaby Lopez by one shot with a dramatic final putt.
Richard Scolyer, Top Cancer Researcher, Dies at 59
Prof Richard Scolyer, a world-renowned pathologist and melanoma expert who pioneered immunotherapy and was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer in 2023, has died aged 59.
Death of a Salesman Wins Six Tonys; Manville, Lithgow Win
Death of a Salesman dominated the Tony awards with six wins, including best revival of a play. Lesley Manville and John Lithgow won lead acting trophies, while Schmigadoon! and Ragtime also triumphed.
France must repair its Caribbean legacy beyond symbolic acts
France repealed the Code Noir, but the chlordecone pesticide scandal shows how colonial-era inequalities persist in Martinique and Guadeloupe, demanding reparative justice.
Venus and Jupiter to Shine Side-by-Side at Dusk
The two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, will appear close together in the western twilight sky this week, offering a stunning view for stargazers.
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