The Brutalist Report

The Guardian

• K-pop androids and automated artists: welcome to South Korea’s strange and ambitious robot theme park [156d]
• Hamilton elated after beating Verstappen to second ‘in good day of racing’ at Canadian GP [156d]
• Paul McCartney: The Boys of Dungeon Lane review – at 83, his gift for melody still astounds [156d]
• Films more likely to star an actor called Chris or a talking animal than a woman over 60, study finds [156d]
• GPS jammed on RAF jet carrying UK defence secretary close to Russian border [156d]
• Antonelli surges to F1 Canadian GP win after teammate Russell retires in lead [157d]
• De Zerbi says saving Spurs is his ‘biggest achievement’ after season of suffering [157d]
• Conte calls time on Napoli amid ‘too much poison’; Como into Champions League [157d]
• Relegation the inevitable outcome of West Ham’s relentless executive failure | Barney Ronay [157d]
• Roberto De Zerbi breaks Tottenham out of a jail they should never have been in | Jonathan Wilson [157d]
• Overheated chemical tank in southern California ‘will fail’, EPA chief says [157d]
• ‘He will be for ever our boss’: Manchester City fans pay tribute to Pep Guardiola [157d]
• Nuno and Bowen refuse to commit futures to West Ham after relegation [157d]
• Number of suspected Ebola cases in DR Congo passes 900 as health workers face attacks and shortages [157d]
• F1 2026: Canadian Grand Prix race updates – live [157d]
• Emma Raducanu slumps to straight-sets defeat in French Open first round [157d]
• Trump says he does not make bad deals, but even Republican hawks doubt that now [157d]
• Riz Ahmed says UK spies tried to recruit him on three occasions [157d]
• Cairney seals winning finale for Fulham against Newcastle but doubts grow over Silva [157d]
• Sensational Sunderland qualify for Europa League after 10-man Chelsea fall apart [157d]
• Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins spoils Guardiola’s Manchester City leaving party [157d]
• Fernandes sets record as Manchester United win but Brighton still qualify for Europe [157d]
• Liverpool held by Brentford as Anfield bids Salah and Robertson farewell [157d]
• Arsenal celebrate Premier League in style with relaxed win at Crystal Palace [157d]
• Spurs secure survival as João Palhinha sees off Everton to seal West Ham’s fate [157d]
• West Ham relegated to Championship despite emphatic victory over toothless Leeds [157d]
• Tavernier earns draw at Forest but Bournemouth denied Champions League spot [157d]
• Trump has ‘alienated’ voters ahead of midterms, warns ousted Republican Thomas Massie [157d]
• Gunman who opened fire near White House was known to Secret Service [157d]
• The Guardian view on Erdoğan’s tightening grip on Turkey: the next election is already being decided | Editorial [157d]
• The Guardian view on 100 years after Miles Davis’s birth: why he still shapes modern music | Editorial [157d]
• Israeli strikes pound Lebanon a day after 11 people killed in single raid [157d]
• Giro d’Italia: Dversnes wins stage 15 as Milan finale neutralised by rider complaints [157d]
• Farage under mounting pressure to prove Russian hack claim [157d]
• China launches three-crew space flight as part of lunar ambitions [157d]
• The kindness of strangers: I was a broke youth radio host who couldn’t afford a Beck ticket – then a listener called in [157d]
• Family estrangement is more common than people think, but research shows the effects on wellbeing are mixed [157d]
• Why it seems like ‘everyone’ in Australia is travelling to Vietnam [157d]
• ‘Sad, mad and disheartened’: for the diaspora, the bombardment in Lebanon is a special kind of loss [157d]
• ‘Pompeii, but in the middle of a massive city’: the ice age fossil site hidden in Los Angeles [157d]
• Ukraine’s Kostyuk keeps focus on French Open after missile strike near parents’ home [157d]
• Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces police investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour at Royal Ascot, says report [157d]
• Europe and US need ‘separate bedrooms’ but not divorce, says David Miliband [157d]
• Suicide bombing near railway track in Pakistan kills at least 23 people [157d]
• Bolton promoted to Championship after Rodrigues doubles up in win over Stockport [157d]
• Echoes of Brexit as Alberta blunders towards vote on separation from Canada [157d]
• Knicks are within one win of NBA Finals after Game 3 win over Cavaliers [157d]
• West Ham v Leeds, Champions League battle, Arsenal to lift trophy and Guardiola’s goodbye: Premier League finale – live [157d]
• To the new couples ‘turbulence testing’ their relationships: just relax and enjoy good times instead | Emma Beddington [157d]
• Readers reply: you’re supposed to be quiet in the cinema. So why are the snacks so loud? [157d]
• Victoria Pendleton: ‘At school I discovered the traits that make an Olympic champion do not make for a popular teenage girl’ [157d]
• The Democrats’ 2024 autopsy fails to confront the truth | Norman Solomon [157d]
• Tottenham v Everton: Premier League final day – live [157d]
• Russia hits Kyiv with hypersonic ballistic missile in ‘deranged attack’ [157d]
• Protests, parades and an erupting geyser: photos of the weekend [157d]
• Andy Burnham seeks advice from Sue Gray on forming future Labour government [157d]
• Tulsi Gabbard’s resistance to foreign wars amid Trump’s aggression was her undoing | Mohamad Bazzi [157d]
• The devil owns Amazon: big tech has infiltrated the fashion world - will we see a revolt? [157d]
• How to make Provençal fish stew – recipe | Felicity Cloake's Masterclass [157d]
• US voters support HIV/Aids relief – will Trump’s cuts backfire in the midterms? [157d]
• Iran’s leader and security council ‘still need to approve’ peace deal with US [157d]
• From Gilead to Ladyland: how the rebellious women of literature offer hope in dark times [157d]
• Could nature itself hold the solution to climate change? [157d]
• Former prosecutor pursued by Trump calls for crackdown on election lies: ‘Lying can be held to account’ [157d]
• Bruce Springsteen is a model for how celebrities should resist Trump | Steven Greenhouse [157d]
• I was punched on the school bus. Being violently bullied changed me – and affected one of the biggest decisions of my life [157d]
• Human cages and overflowing toilets at $1m a day: the brutal legacy of Ron DeSantis’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ jail [157d]
• The hill I will die on: If Hollywood blockbusters must dabble in science, can’t they get the small stuff right? | Helen Pilcher [157d]
• What is included in the Iran ceasefire deal? [157d]
• This is how we do it: ‘I thought I’d never want to have sex again – then I gave myself a pep talk’ [157d]
• A college degree once ensured prosperity – but gen z is finding ‘just not much out there’ [157d]
• Ben Proud denies Enhanced Games will encourage young people to try doping [157d]
• Irish gangland figure fails in Dublin byelection bid for seat in parliament [157d]
• With oil markets nearing the danger zone, a US-Iran deal can’t come soon enough | Heather Stewart [157d]
• Renting has its downsides, but I’ve decided to stop waiting and start living – plants, garden furniture and all | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett [157d]
• ‘People are like: you’re a crackpot’: how Sam Campbell became comedy’s oddball superstar [157d]
• French Open 2026: Zverev, Raducanu and Fritz in action on day one at Roland Garros – live [157d]
• ‘Bringing the boys back home’: how mountain bongos Maue, Fitz, Kudu and Bon64 made their way back to Kenya [157d]
• Middle East crisis live: Rubio sees initial progress on reopening Hormuz after Trump claims Iran deal ‘largely negotiated’ [157d]
• ‘Growing up, you couldn’t play Bon Jovi – that’s what our parents listened to’: Bebe Rexha’s honest playlist [157d]
• UK judge’s decision not to jail boys for rape like a ‘rock straight in my face’, says victim, 16 [157d]
• Premier League finale with survival on line for Spurs and West Ham – matchday live [157d]
• How an Essex valley became one of the UK’s most exciting new wine regions [157d]
• I avoid AI tools because thinking is supposed to be hard. It’s what makes us human | Wendy Liu [157d]
• Arsenal’s party embodies the metropolitan swagger and angst of a divided city | Jonathan Liew [157d]
• ‘AI washing’: firms are scrambling to rebrand themselves as tech-focused [157d]
• Pioneering study aims to find out how repeated blows to head in women’s rugby affects brain [157d]
• Hunger increasingly used as weapon of war as ‘food-related violence’ surges, analysis shows [157d]
• Tour groups, temporary routes and toilets: the reshaping of Rome – photo essay [157d]
• Shark attack: man dies on Great Barrier Reef in far north Queensland [157d]
• I’m worried my colleague is lying about having cancer | Ask Annalisa Barbieri [157d]
• ‘My partner was cheating. I wouldn’t have told anybody else’: people who found the right friend at the right time [157d]
• ‘We’re expanding the cinematic toolbox’: AI fault lines on show at Cannes [157d]
• ‘There is profound disappointment in him’: mood in Russia turns against Putin [157d]
• Former prosecutor calls for EU statute blocking US sanctions on ICC members [157d]
• My dad was far from perfect – but I live by the advice he gave me on his deathbed | Polly Hudson [157d]
• Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy sounds warning after Russia strikes Kyiv with Oreshnik missile [157d]