The Brutalist Report

The Guardian

• PSG and Bayern in ‘different world’ to tired Premier League teams, says Arteta [41d]
• Calvert-Lewin eases Leeds to verge of safety in dominant win over Burnley [41d]
• Lightning threat looms over Miami as F1 returns with upgraded cars and new rules [41d]
• Ancient Roman gravestone found in New Orleans back yard returned to Italy [41d]
• Mark Allen and Wu Yize all square after record 100-minute frame at Crucible [41d]
• Pope appoints former undocumented immigrant as bishop of West Virginia [41d]
• Oscars changes allow for double acting nominations while banning AI [41d]
• Florida prosecutors launch criminal investigation into deaths of 31 sloths [41d]
• European countries still expect to lose money at World Cup despite prize fund increase [41d]
• Man charged after car bomb explosion at police station near Belfast [41d]
• Voting rights groups sue to block Louisiana from suspending primary elections [41d]
• Leeds United v Burnley: Premier League – live [41d]
• The week around the world in 20 pictures [41d]
• UK defence firm Ultra Electronics to pay £15m after SFO bribery investigation [41d]
• Trump tears up EU tariff deal and raises some import duties [41d]
• Andy Burnham has plan to return to Westminster ‘within weeks’, allies say [41d]
• A British minority faces a murderous threat on our streets. Where are the so-called anti-racists? | Jonathan Freedland [41d]
• Sinner seals historic Madrid final place, Raducanu working with US Open coach [41d]
• Sabastian Sawe receives hero’s welcome in Kenya after sub-two hour marathon feat [41d]
• Zayn Malik cancels all US dates of upcoming tour following illness [41d]
• Why has the world lost sight of the suffering of Palestinians? - The Latest [41d]
• Video of attack on French nun in Jerusalem causes widespread condemnation [41d]
• ‘What’s our red line?’ British Jews question their safety [41d]
• Arsenal target Champions League history but Lyonnes promise semi-final comeback [41d]
• Doug Allan obituary [41d]
• Zack Polanski apologises for sharing tweet criticising police at Golders Green stabbings [41d]
• Foreign Office cuts will weaken oversight of international law, MPs warn [41d]
• The Guide #241: Wintour isn’t coming … and her Devil Wears Prada absence is for the best [41d]
• Trump says he will raise tariffs on EU trucks and cars to 25% – US politics live [41d]
• Spirit Airlines prepares to cease operations amid financial struggles and high oil prices [41d]
• Martin Rowson on King Charles’s visit to the US – cartoon [41d]
• Ipswich, Millwall and Boro face fight for promotion in crunch Championship finale [41d]
• Demand for guns has surged in the wake of the Bondi shooting – what will it take to make Australia safer? | Tom McIlroy [41d]
• ‘It has become a symbol of hope’: the epic journey of Ukraine’s origami deer to the Venice biennale [41d]
• I tried to live for 24 hours without using oil-based products. It was ridiculously impossible [41d]
• What’s Donald Trump’s relationship with the truth? | Fiona Katauskas [41d]
• Rebel Wilson’s courtroom makeover shows why style matters on the stand [41d]
• Fifa ramps up efforts to sell luxury World Cup hospitality tickets after revenue re-evaluation [41d]
• Cuban immigrant dies in Georgia detention center, ICE tells Congress [41d]
• Octopus Energy boss: some people would accept occasional blackouts if bills cut [41d]
• Charles tamed Trump while rebuking Trumpism in ego-flattering masterstroke [41d]
• Mother knows best as sea otter adopts orphaned pup at California aquarium [41d]
• Could key climate talks mark ground zero in global push to ditch fossil fuels? [41d]
• Football Daily | Premier League drama-magnets ready to wrestle spotlight off Championship [41d]
• You are what you keep: why we cling to clutter and how to free yourself of it [41d]
• ‘Temu Range Rover’: what the best-selling Jaecoo 7 says about China’s electric car ascendancy [41d]
• Naoya Inoue is the greatest show in sports today. Now comes the fight of his life [41d]
• Trump urges PGA Tour to welcome back LIV rebels after Saudi funding dries up [41d]
• The Woman Who Loves Luxury Goods 2: why the Devil Wears Prada title goes back to basics in Vietnam [41d]
• Italian city orders dog owners to wash away urine or face €500 fine [41d]
• The supreme court’s voting rights decision wasn’t about law – it was about politics | David Daley and Eric J Segall [41d]
• Czech energy group hints at combined bid for British Steel and Speciality Steel UK [41d]
• Woman’s fight for sterilisation raises questions over access to procedure [41d]
• The Artist review – this flamboyant period comedy is like nothing else on TV [41d]
• A mind-bending Spaniard, an imagistic Puerto Rico and a lush Latvian – the week in art [41d]
• End of Trump tariffs on whisky sparks row between Scottish parties over claiming credit [41d]
• Pentagon plans to make US military ‘AI-first fighting force’ by pairing with companies [41d]
• Labour Day marches and Buddha’s birthday: photos of the day – Friday [41d]
• Howe admits ‘a lot is riding’ on Newcastle v Brighton after meeting with Saudi owners [41d]
• Homebound by Portia Elan review – a Cloud Atlas-like puzzle-box novel [41d]
• ‘If we were in Serbia we would all be fired’: Jokić’s Nuggets crash out in first round of playoffs [41d]
• Thousands in US to join ‘no school, no work, no shopping’ protest in economic blackout [41d]
• Cocktail of the week: Vivien’s mid-spring moment– recipe | The good mixer [41d]
• James Comey’s re-indictment is the product of a twisted justice department | Lawrence Douglas [41d]