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  1. A make-or-break budget
    Inside the Treasury before Labour’s crucial day

    Cartoon of Rachel Reeves walking on a piece of red string

  2. ‘It’s surreal’
    The mother and daughter playing in the FA Cup together

    Hazzana Parnell (left) with her daughter Remaya Osbourne as they take time out from training at Hednesford’s Keys Park Stadium in Cannock.

  3. Reform MP Danny Kruger
    ‘America is British’. Heaven is ‘socialist’. David Attenborough is ‘anti-human’

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  4. The week in reviews
    From The Death of Bunny Munro to Wicked: For Good

    This week in reviews - death Bunny Munroe

  5. Cas Mudde
    The ‘Danish model’ for immigration doesn’t even work in Denmark

    Cas Mudde

  6. Celebrity crib sheet
    Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are back on the red carpet

    Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo holding hands

News

  • A tree between two grassy hills.

    ‘Trees of hope’
    Sycamore Gap tree saplings to be planted across UK

The Saturday read

  • Cartoon of Rachel Reeves walking on a piece of red string

    A make-or-break budget: inside the UK Treasury before Labour’s crucial day

    From the outside, the run-up to Rachel Reeves’s announcement has looked chaotic, and many see the future of the chancellor and PM in the balance

In focus

  • An electric car charging at Gridserve EV charging station at Scotch Corner on the A1M.

    Transport
    Will pay-per-mile raise Reeves money or drive people away from electric vehicles?

  • Men behind desk

    I ❤ NY
    Queens recognises Queens as Trump gives Mamdani warm reception

Cop30

  1. A general view of exhaust gases billowing from the chimneys of the Taean thermal power station in South Korea

    Fossil fuels
    Cop30 draft text omits mention of fossil fuel phase-out roadmap

  2. Fire at the Pavilion of Countries in the Blue Zone at Cop30) in Belem

    Brazil
    Cop30 climate summit disrupted after fire breaks out in venue

  3. People pose for photos outside the entrance to the Cop30 venue

    The Secret Negotiator
    ‘It’s like arguing with robots’: negotiators on the state of Cop30 talks

  4. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva speaks at the climate conference Cop30.

    Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
    Brazilian president will take fossil fuel phase-out plan to G20 summit

Features

  • Saturday Magazine | Danny KrugerDO NOT USE BEFORE NOV 22 2025. MP Danny Kruger pictured at home in. East Wiltshire. 1st November 2025 Photographer Gareth Iwan Jones www.garethiwanjones.com

    Reform UK
    The startling theories of MP Danny Kruger: ‘America is British’. Heaven is ‘a socialist state’. David Attenborough is ‘anti-human’

  • Henry and Sarah

    Blind date
    She did laugh a few times but I’m not sure if it was at me or with me

More features

  • Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo holding hands

    Celebrity crib sheet
    Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are back on the red carpet – here are seven things you need to know

  • Tim Dowling montage (The first of a new series of six illos for his column) guardian saturday gardening collage

    Tim Dowling
    My wife has always wanted to kick me out of book club. Now’s her chance

  • Claire Foy as Anne Boleyn in Wolf Hall.

    Television
    ‘The sword swung so close to her head!’ What it’s like to commit one of TV’s most unforgivable murders

  • Meera Sodha's gochujang and tofu ragu with gnocchi and pickled cucumber.

    Food
    Meera Sodha’s vegan recipe for gochujang and tofu ragu with gnocchi and pickled cucumber

  • A traditional canoe on Lifou island, part of the Loyalty Islands, in New Caledonia

    Pacific
    The sailor reviving the lost art of canoe building in New Caledonia

  • Woman looks through round portal down to man taking a chainsaw to a fallen tree

    Theatre
    All My Sons review – the stars of a dream cast align for Arthur Miller’s towering tragedy

Weekend

  • This week in reviews - death Bunny Munroe

    The week in reviews
    From The Death of Bunny Munro to Wicked: For Good

  • Illustration of young people climbing a ladder to the sky

    Six great reads
    The world’s scariest CEO, gen Z in the workplace, and a lost great console

  • Jonathan Bailey and Ariana Grande in Wicked: For Good.

    Going out, staying in
    From Wicked: For Good to Stranger Things: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

  • George Russell of Great Britain and Mercedes poses for a photo before practice

    Your Guardian sport weekend
    More Ashes drama, F1 in Vegas and the north London derby

Sport

  • Hazzana Parnell (left) with her daughter Remaya Osbourne as they take time out from training at Hednesford’s Keys Park Stadium in Cannock.

    Football
    Meet the mother and daughter duo playing on the same team in the FA Cup: ‘It’s surreal’

    Football is truly a family affair for Hednesford Town’s Hazzana Parnell and fellow forward Remaya Osbourne

More sport

  1. Max Ojomoh in training at Pennyhill Park

    Rugby union
    Itoje backs late call-up Ojomoh to shine for England against Argentina

  2. Bryony Frost at Ascot on Friday

    Horse racing
    Frost makes flying Ascot return but still thriving on French foray

  3. Gennady Golovkin poses outside Madison Square Garden in 2019

    Boxing
    Golovkin to be elected World Boxing president and lead buildup to 2028 Olympics

  4. Sindre Walle Egeli at Ipswich Town’s training ground.

    Football interview
    ‘I wouldn’t compare us’: Sindre Walle Egeli, the Ipswich teenager who has outscored Haaland

Opinion

  • The Green Left’s Sisse Marie Welling after winning the election for lord mayor in Copenhagen, 18 November 2025.

    The ‘Danish model’ is the darling of centre-left parties like Labour. The problem is, it doesn’t even work in Denmark

    Cas Mudde
    This week’s local elections are the latest reminder that when social democrats move rightwards, they’re making a mistake, says academic and author Cas Mudde
  • A person wears a mask depicting the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, outside the Treasury on 19 November 2025.

    Rachel Reeves is studiously ignoring the cause of Britain’s woes: the Brexit-shaped hole in the roof

    Jonathan Freedland
    The autumn budget will mop up some damage, but the true source of the economic crisis is clear. The government should now fix it – tragically, it won’t
  • A cartoon image of a couple walking in woods with children on their backs, with the caption ‘We’re more than a bank, we’re a family’, with an asterisk saying ‘*Fees apply’

    Edith Pritchett on millennial life
    Cheque mate – trying to prove who you are to your own bank

  • Jason Okundaye

    Who knew it would take an American pope to remind us of the value of art and good taste?

    Jason Okundaye

More opinion

  1. Polly Toynbee

    Labour MPs face a serious dilemma on asylum seekers – but this is not the way out of it

    Polly Toynbee
  2. Devi Sridhar

    Vote for competent leaders, not entertainers – that’s what I wish the Covid report could say

    Devi Sridhar
  3. Emma Brockes

    Digested week: Trump’s weird ‘piggy’ jibe expands his cutesy-sinister lexicon

    Emma Brockes
  4. George Monbiot

    There’s a catastrophic black hole in our climate data – and it’s a gift to deniers

    George Monbiot

Editorials

  • The Guardian view
    The Covid-19 inquiry: the UK did too little, too late. Lessons must be learned

  • The Guardian view
    Authentic casting in Wicked: finally a true celebration of difference

Letters

  1. Politics
    Labour’s immigration policy is not the Britain we want

  2. NHS
    Coroners’ prevention of future deaths reports should be legally enforced

  3. Forests
    Drax, the forestry industry and the guise of ‘green’ energy

  4. Painting
    An Elizabethan power move with bows

Cartoon

  • Martin Rowson on the report into the UK’s response to Covid – cartoon

    Martin Rowson
    The report into the UK’s response to Covid

    The report states that more than 20,000 lives could have been saved had Boris Johnson’s government ordered a lockdown more quickly

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    Iqbal Mohamed becomes second MP to quit Your Party

    Mohamed says decision to leave was after ‘many false allegations and smears’ against him and others
  • Special forces carrying hostages out of a Moscow theatre after a siege by Chechen militants in 2002

    Science
    Mind-altering ‘brain weapons’ no longer only science fiction, say researchers

  • A nurse's hands filling a syringe with the vaccine

    Aid cuts
    Control of HIV, TB and malaria at risk after global health fund donations fall

UK news

  1. Nigel Farage talks to journalists

    Analysis
    Farage’s views on Russia likely to be further tested after jailing of Nathan Gill

  2. Shumeet Banerji

    Media
    BBC board member quits after being ‘cut out’ of talks over liberal bias claims

  3. A GP sitting in an office with a patient

    Doctors
    Why thousands of NHS GPs are cutting their hours despite plan to increase access to doctors

  4. Head-and-shoulders photograph of Jeanell Hippolyte

    Windrush scandal
    Woman denied indefinite leave to remain in UK under Windrush scheme wins appeal

World news

  1. Bird flu
    First ever death from rare H5N5 strain is recorded in US

  2. Media
    Kristen Bell and Brian Cox among actors shocked they’re attached to Fox News podcast

  3. US
    Senator whose wife was shot fears for safety after Trump sedition accusation

  4. Nigeria
    Nigeria reels after 215 children taken in second mass school abduction in a week

Business & technology

  1. Business
    UK government borrows more than expected in setback before budget

  2. Business
    UK retail sales drop unexpectedly as shoppers await Black Friday and budget

  3. Energy bills
    Households in Great Britain face surprise rise in energy bills from January

  4. Gambling
    How could Reeves hit gambling firms – and are they fearmongering over impact?

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Culture

  • Samantha Morton in The Serpent Queen on Channel 4.

    TV tonight
    TV tonight: Samantha Morton’s rompy period drama about a slippery royal

  • Jake Ingbar (Armindo) and Katie Bray (Rosmira) in Partenope at the London Coliseum.

    Opera
    Partenope review – edgy and erotic Handel update

What to watch

  1. Rafael Mathé as Bunny Junior and Matt Smith as Bunny Munro in front of washing machines

    Television
    The Death of Bunny Munro review – Matt Smith is pitch-perfect in Nick Cave’s crushing study in masculinity

  2. Pictured: Sarah Blagden

    Television
    Cancer Detectives: Finding the Cures review – this vaccine documentary is so inspirational it’ll make you weep

  3. Adrian Dunbar as Ted Hastings, Vicky McClure as Kate Fleming and Martin Compston as Steve Arnott in a promotional shot for the forthcoming seventh series of Line of Duty.

    Television
    From shocking deaths to more wee donkeys: what we want from the return of Line of Duty

  4. Nina Ye and Shih-Yuan Ma in Left-Handed Girl.

    Film
    Left-Handed Girl to After the Hunt: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

What to listen to

  1. two women in black and white outfits stand on stage holding hands

    Music
    Brandy and Monica review – 90s R&B heavyweights bring star-studded reunion to New York

  2. Bill Nighy poses holding his glasses

    Podcasting
    ‘Agony uncle’ Bill Nighy leads rise of the celebrity podcast

  3. Tobias Jesso Jr

    Pop
    ‘Justin Bieber is an insanely courageous artist’: Tobias Jesso Jr on how he became the songwriter to the stars

  4. F&M: why Ireland has the most exciting indie music scene in the world right now

    ‘We’ve got to release the dead hand of the past'
    How Ireland created the world’s best alternative music scene

What to read

  1. Jenny Erpenbeck @Ute Mahler-Ostkreuz 1 copy

    Book of the day
    Things That Disappear by Jenny Erpenbeck review – a kaleidoscopic study of transience

  2. picture of a mouse in bed

    Books
    Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

  3. Sophie Hannah.

    The books of my life
    Sophie Hannah: ‘I gave up on Wuthering Heights three times’

  4. Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie as Jeeves and Wooster.

    Books
    Jeeves Again review – new Jeeves and Wooster stories by celebrity fans

What to play

  1. Arc Raiders.

    Pushing Buttons
    How generative AI in Arc Raiders started a scrap over the gaming industry’s future

    Newsletter
  2. An unapologetic games machine … Sega Master System.

    Games
    Master System at 40: the truth about Sega’s most underrated console

  3. Demon's Souls (2020), videogame, game, screenshot

    Pushing Buttons
    What does my love for impossibly difficult video games say about me?

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    Games
    Guitar Hero at 20 – how a plastic axe bridged the gap between rock generations

What to visit

  1. Caden Brauch as Marty McFly in Back to the Future the Musical.

    Theatre
    Back to the Future celebrates 40th with three Marty McFlys performing the musical

  2. Balls at Royal Festival Hall, London.

    Classical music
    Battle of the Sexes review – tennis’s most famous match becomes kitschy, pacey opera

  3. Mild-wild dynamic … David Reed as Dr Watson with Humphrey Ker as Sherlock Holmes.

    Theatre
    Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas review – Lloyd Webber and Rice reunite for festive felonies

  4. Sam Amidon (top) in The Only Tune by Michael Keegan-Dolan, part of Marking Time at Sadler's Wells, London.

    Dance
    Marking Time review – Nico Muhly inspires a brilliant night of beguiling dance

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    A land of medieval castles, sprawling forests and a Passion Play

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    Art
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    Music
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    Week in geek
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    Christmas presents
    305 best Christmas gifts for 2025: truly brilliant presents tried, tested and handpicked by the Filter UK

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    The Filter
    The best personalised Christmas gifts: 39 favourites, from custom Monopoly to plant pots

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    Fitness
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Lifestyle

  • Edward Barlow pictured at home in Cambridge holding the Goldweigher print, with some of his late father’s paintings on the wall behind him

    Experience
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  • Comedian Joe Wilkinson in Waitrose Christmas advert.

    Fashion
    Not just for Paddington: is the humble duffel coat having a fashion moment?

Food

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    Ultra-processed foods
    We know ultra-processed foods are bad for you – but can you spot them? Take our quiz

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    The alternatives
    ‘We’ve been eating it for more than 100 years’: how one community turns stink bug infestations into lunch

  3. Farzi's monk mule.

    Drinks
    Cocktail of the week: Farzi’s monk mule – recipe

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    Food
    Winter has finally kicked in – it’s time to crack out the casserole dish and get stewing

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    Psychology
    ‘It’s incredibly useful’: why small talk is actually great

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    Dining across the divide
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    This is how we do it: ‘I do get jealous and question whether I’m cut out for non-monogamy’

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    Kindness of strangers
    A woman cleaned up my toddler’s vomit – and paid for the paper towel

Money & consumer

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    Politics
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  2. A mother and son reading at a community warm bank in 2022 at Roehampton Library.

    Money
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    Money hacks
    Use smart tech, turn heat down, service boilers: how to save money on energy bills

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    Travel
    All wrapped up: the 10 best British towns and cities for Christmas shopping with a local flavour

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