The Brutalist Report

The Guardian

• The ‘big durian’: one day in Jakarta, the world’s largest city [50d]
• Pentagon says navy secretary is leaving, marking another top leader’s departure [50d]
• One person diagnosed with cancer every 80 seconds in UK, report reveals [51d]
• European football: Lamine Yamal injury overshadows Barcelona moving nine points clear [51d]
• Trump envoy seeks to replace Iran with Italy at World Cup, says report [51d]
• Fearless Rayan Cherki offers Manchester City a point of difference in title hunt | Will Unwin [51d]
• Israeli strike kills journalist after ongoing attacks blocked rescuers, Lebanon says [51d]
• Longstaff’s late show moves Leeds closer to safety in dramatic draw at Bournemouth [51d]
• Tesla beats earnings expectations as Musk pivots automaker to AI and robots [51d]
• Prediction site Kalshi fines three US candidates who bet on own election races [51d]
• Haaland steers Manchester City to top of the table and condemns Burnley to drop [51d]
• Jaden Philogene’s spot of luck gives Ipswich comeback win at Charlton [51d]
• Liam Rosenior chewed up by BlueCo’s bizarre ChatGPT version of Chelsea [51d]
• ‘For billionaires, not boxers’: De La Hoya warns over Ali Act overhaul in Senate hearing [51d]
• Lando Norris backs Max Verstappen to stay in F1 after drivers win rule changes [51d]
• Super foamy sneakers are everywhere. How do they stack up? [51d]
• US saw record high of 5,668 books banned in libraries in 2025, says agency [51d]
• Lewis Moody ‘picking up baton’ left by Doddie Weir with MND fundraising cycle ride [51d]
• South Africa struggling to secure UK TV deal to screen England Test series [51d]
• Court blocks California law requiring federal agents to wear some form of ID [51d]
• Burnley v Manchester City: Premier League – live [51d]
• What Trump’s Bible stunt says about his complicated history with Christianity [51d]