‘This trick is incredibly risky for him’: Ankit Ghosh’s best phone picture
Grace Holliday
The Guardian
April 19, 2025
Life and style
The Indian photographer captures his neighbour breathing fire at the finale of a major Hindu festival
There are fewer children in England’s primary schools. That’s no reason to strip funding from them
Lola Okolosie
theguardian.com
April 19, 2025
Opinion
Across the country, there’s a demographic shift. This is a chance to reinvest in our threadbare education system, says Lola Okolosie, an English teacher and writer
‘Has the texture of feta, but not much else’: the best (and worst) supermarket feta, tested
Georgina Hayden
The Guardian
April 19, 2025
The Filter
Which feta has the required salty tang, and whose leaves a sour taste in the mouth? Feta fanatic Georgina Hayden tastes and rates 10 supermarket staples
‘Immediate red flags’: questions raised over ‘expert’ much quoted in UK press
Michael Savage Media editor
The Guardian
April 19, 2025
Media
News outlets pull articles featuring ‘psychologist and sex adviser’ Barbara Santini amid doubts over her credentials
‘I dealt with everyone at a distance’: what do Joan Didion’s therapy diaries reveal about guilt, motherhood and writing?
Alex Clark
The Guardian
April 19, 2025
Books
The writer’s previously unpublished notes from her sessions with a psychiatrist offer an incredibly intimate insight into her relationship with her daughter, depression and creativity
Carrot-shaped lights, bunny wreaths and beauty boxes – forget Easter, welcome to ‘Eastermas’
Amelia Tait
The Guardian
April 19, 2025
Opinion
Social media is turning the spring festival into yet another opportunity for lavish spending. What’s in your #EasterBasket? asks writer Amelia Tait
NBA playoffs 2025 predictions: the winner, key players and dark horses
Claire de Lune, Bryan Armen Graham, Andrew Lawrence, David Lengel and AR Shaw
theguardian.com
April 19, 2025
Sport
Our writers made their predictions with the NBA postseason tipping off in proper on Saturday afternoon
Trump has found in El Salvador a model for the repressive state he wants to build – and he’s just getting started
Jordana Timerman
theguardian.com
April 19, 2025
Opinion
Nayib Bukele has shown how brutal control can be sustained not just through force, but by raising the cost of speaking out, says journalist Jordana Timerman
Ipswich hope doomed Premier League return won’t derail upward trajectory
Nick Ames
The Guardian
April 19, 2025
Football
There is little sullenness about the prospect of immediate relegation because of club’s improved long-term prospects
Peri-peri patron: how Nando’s amassed a huge collection of South African art
Rachel Savage in Johannesburg
The Guardian
April 19, 2025
Art and design
Chicken chain has been buying up art since 2004, which it displays on walls of its restaurants