Want to see Oasish play GlastonBarry? Well, you can! How tribute festivals ‘grew into a monster’
Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
Culture
More than 30 outdoor music events including Tribfest and Big Fake Festival are taking the UK by storm
Almost a fifth of England’s rural bus services have vanished in the past five years
Gwyn Topham Transport correspondent
theguardian.com
June 07, 2025
UK news
Such areas received about half the extra funding per capita than urban areas, according to county council analysis
Why do so many slugs and snails appear after it rains? The kids’ quiz
Molly Oldfield
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
Life and style
Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes
John Lewis slashes points its credit card holders earn on purchases elsewhere
Zoe Wood
theguardian.com
June 07, 2025
Business
Consumers may feel ‘undersold’ from August when they will have to spend £10 instead of £4 to earn a point
Should you take your dog on holiday? We went on a European road trip with our border terrier to find out
Nick Duerden
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
Travel
Dogs have a sense of adventure, don’t they? We thought Missy would enjoy exploring France and Spain. She had other ideas
From Ballerina to the return of Pulp: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
Unknown Author
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
Culture
A ballerina-assassin stalks a spin-off from John Wick, while Jarvis’s wry Britpop greats pick up from where they left off 24 years ago
Little Simz on breakthroughs, betrayal and becoming one of the UK’s best-ever rappers: ‘I don’t want to shy away from how I feel’
Lanre Bakare
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
Music
Critics’ favourite and curator of this month’s Meltdown festival, the British artist is flying high. But a nasty legal battle with her closest collaborator and a crisis of confidence left her close to calling it quits. Instead, she put it all on the new album
‘The US was our El Dorado’: Africans on Trump’s travel bans and taxes
Eromo Egbejule and Carlos Mureithi in Nairobi
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
World news
Already affected by US aid cuts, many Africans now face limits on travel to US and looming remittance tax
It’s my goal to live to 100 – and it’s not just diet and exercise that will help me achieve it
Devi Sridhar
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
Opinion
Every time my mind goes down the ‘optimisation’ route, I’m reminded of my job as a public health scientist, looking into the factors that affect how long we will live, says public health academic Prof Devi Sridhar
‘These are traps set for the people’: the story of a mother shot dead searching for food in Gaza
Malak A Tantesh in Gaza and Emma Graham-Harrison in Jerusalem
The Guardian
June 07, 2025
News
A family is reeling from the killing of a woman who walked for hours to an Israeli-backed distribution point with her son and daughter