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Gerhard Richter's photorealist portraits challenge perceptions of reality through a unique soft fading technique that distinguishes his work from traditional photography.
A participant becomes a zookeeper for a day at Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust in Jersey.
Mona Chalabi critiques grammar snobbery as a means to silence marginalized voices.
Watch a short clip about Mohamedou Ould Slahi's Guantánamo Diary and his experiences.
Alan Rusbridger introduces Guardian Goggles, enhancing how the Guardian delivers news.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood addresses the media regarding the murder of Henry Nowak in a live statement from the UK.
Footage shows David Cameron's changing statements on his Panama offshore trust fund involvement.
Documents reveal the monarchy's significant influence in British politics and government decisions.
Jill Filipovic, a columnist for the Guardian, offers practical strategies for managing intrusive holiday conversations about personal topics during Thanksgiving gatherings.
Alexis Petridis tries to dress like Mark Ronson, facing mixed reactions from viewers.
Jess Cartner-Morley discusses the latest trends in feminine minimalism for the Guardian.
Jess Cartner-Morley shares the latest trends in grunge-inspired glamour called 'Glunge.'
Jess Cartner-Morley discusses the latest trends in short suits for various occasions.
Tim Hayward demonstrates the process of making authentic Neapolitan sourdough pizza in a traditional wood-fired oven, emphasizing quality ingredients and techniques.
Learn how to walk properly with an active foot and open ankle for better fitness.
Jess Cartner-Morley highlights stylish double-breasted jackets for this year’s fashion trends.
Jess Cartner-Morley shares tips on choosing and wearing handbags effectively.
The video discusses wearing ankle boots with summer clothes and socks with sandals.
Jess Cartner-Morley shows how to wear sweater dresses with practical styling tips.
Minh, a Vietnamese boy, is trafficked and forced to grow cannabis in Derby, revealing modern slavery.
Ian Sample explains the Higgs boson and its significance in the Universe's formation.
Freddy McConnell shares his experience as a trans man navigating pregnancy and fatherhood, highlighting the term 'seahorse dads' and the importance of sensitive storytelling.
French duo Air provides a private tour of their newly built studio in Paris, discussing their creative process and the inspiration behind their album Love 2.
Sky News reveals Russian forces use British-made sniper rifles amid arms trade concerns.
Reporters covering the White House, including Hugo Lowell of The Guardian and John Fredericks of The John Fredericks Show, face increased access alongside rising harassment.
Civilians in Kyiv prepare as military reservists for a potential Russian ground attack.
The Guardian's iPad edition showcases the evolution of journalism through innovative design, emphasizing user engagement and a reflective reading experience.
British troops stationed in Basra share firsthand accounts of a rescue mission during the Iraq war in this analysis featuring interviews by John Domokos.
Tim Collins discusses Britain's role in the Iraq war in this Guardian interview.
Danny Dorling argues that inequality is not inevitable and must change, as stated on the Guardian.
Netanyahu's claims on Iran's nuclear threat contradict Israeli intelligence reports.
George Monbiot argues that classroom time harms children's education and promotes rewilding.
JD Vance speaks at the Mathias Corvinus Collegium in Hungary, addressing political themes and governance perspectives relevant to the region.
Jeremy Clarkson becomes the face of The Guardian's fossil fuel divestment campaign.
Rossy flies over Mount Fuji at 125mph, likening the view to a giant hand's palm.
Biden meets Xi Jinping in Beijing to ease tensions over the Senkaku-Diaoyu islands.
Jon Savage highlights swing culture and the Hitler Youth's impact on youth identity.
Ken Clarke discusses the Magna Carta's relevance with Afua Hirsch as its anniversary approaches.
Adam Gabbatt asks New Yorkers about KFC's sodium-packed Double Down sandwich.
Harriet Grant reports on children reclaiming play spaces from cars in Bristol's streets.
In 1940s New York City, the intense love affair between poets Allen Ginsberg and Lucien Carr significantly influenced the emergence of the Beat Generation.
Graham Hudson shows Alexis Petridis the abandoned superclubs of King's Cross.
Julianne Moore explains how Non-Stop addresses air travel paranoia and racial profiling.
Girls in Sierra Leone face huge pressure to undergo female genital mutilation in secret societies.
Ana Carolina from Campo Grande, Brazil, shares her life with microcephaly in a Guardian interview.
A food bank for undocumented people serves over 100 individuals during the first lockdown, providing vital support amid a hostile immigration environment.
27% is the mould spore reading found on children's pillows in a Wandsworth council house, where tenants face ongoing health issues due to neglect.
A Guardian journalist faces intimidation in Putin's Russia after a break-in in Moscow.
