Stephen Fry and Theo James to star in film about marine bottom trawling
Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent
theguardian.com
June 08, 2025
Environment
Launch comes as charities call on UK government to ban ‘destructive’ fishing industry practice in protected areas
Readers reply: should back gardens be sacrosanct, or are loud phones and speakers OK?
Unknown Author
theguardian.com
June 08, 2025
Life and style
The series in which readers answer others’ questions on subjects ranging from flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts. Here, responses on back-garden etiquette
Are school and college reunions good for us?
Unknown Author
theguardian.com
June 08, 2025
Life and style
The series in which readers answer others’ questions on subjects ranging from flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts. This week, friends reunited
Broadcaster Angela Rippon looks back: ‘I want to age disgracefully. It’s much more fun’
Harriet Gibsone
The Guardian
June 08, 2025
Life and style
The former newsreader on her career’s many twists and turns, her mother’s dementia and why she’s still working – and dancing – at 80
Brussels celebrates art deco’s mass-produced objects for the middle class
Jennifer Rankin in Brussels
The Guardian
June 08, 2025
Art and design
An exhibition in the Belgian capital shows the artistic style was first to seek to appeal to a wider group of consumers
You say we need more babies, rightwingers? Come back to me after you’ve fought in the trenches of soft play
Emma Beddington
The Guardian
June 08, 2025
Opinion
A ghastly coalition of tech bros and religious conservatives is pushing a baby boom. Let’s see how they feel when they’ve dragged a screaming child out of an excrement-fouled ball pit
Russian forces closing in on Sumy city three years after Ukraine forced them out of region
Daniel Boffey in Kyiv
The Guardian
June 08, 2025
World news
Independent monitors confirm Kremlin claims of new and symbolically important advances in east of Ukraine
Thousands protest in Madrid against Pedro Sánchez’s government
Sam Jones in Madrid
The Guardian
June 08, 2025
World news
Ruling Spanish Socialist Workers’ party has faced series of corruption allegations over past year
No Title (An Experiment) review – Willem Dafoe’s return to avant garde theatre is oddly banal
Arifa Akbar
theguardian.com
June 08, 2025
Stage
Between smashing glasses and reading conceptual index cards, Dafoe and Simonetta Solder neglect to locate this two-hander’s drama – or its heart
‘It’s outrageous,’ says mother of UK Israel protest accused as he faces 21 months in jail before trial
Haroon Siddique and Damien Gayle
The Guardian
June 08, 2025
UK news
William Plastow’s mother believes it is the longest anyone will have been held awaiting trial on protest-related charges