The Guardian - 2022-07-27

• England 4 Sweden 0
• Ministers’ ‘fast and loose’ Covid deals condemned
• Rail strike begins as union tells ministers to ‘stop interferin­g’
• What is happening today?
• Secrets of the deep: dozens of potential new species found at bottom of ocean
• Abbott urges Labour leader to act against racism in the party
• BBC could try to stem exodus of podcast and radio talent by hiding size of presenters’ pay
• British geologist to be freed from Iraqi prison after 15-year sentence overturned
• Under starter’s orders for a glorious day in Sussex
• ‘It has to come home’ England fans soak up festival atmosphere
• Conservati­ve leadership TV debate is cut short after presenter collapses on air
• Pledge to reinstate crime targets for police
• Sunak pledges to scrap VAT on household fuel bills, a move he previously rejected
• Radon Liz and Rish! rein in the abuse for last debate – as they attempt to look and act natural
• Party members should not select next prime minister, says senior MP
• ‘False signatures’
• What is mansplaini­ng?
• British wine wholesaler leaves ‘Brexitland’ over paperwork
• David Trimble
• Inquiry opens after British man, 21, killed by helicopter rotor blade
• Trans men who chestfeed babies ‘should be given greater support’
• Up in frames? Hirst to burn thousands of paintings in ‘interestin­g experiment’
• Disaster tourism
• UK cities told to prepare for year-round wildfires as drought restrictio­ns loom
• How Europe has suffered record fires and temperatur­es
• Identifica­tion of human remains at Oldham could take ‘weeks, if not months’
• Marmite owner Unilever raises prices by 11% as costs increase
• Theatre review
• Injuries faked ‘to get fast-tracked at Heathrow’
• Welby forced into U-turn on eve of conference
• Barclay legal feud has already cost £7.5m in fees
• PC accused of sex offences used restraint techniques, court is told
• Dental checkups to become less frequent in England and Wales
• Use of facial cameras in stores raises complaint
• Video games have ‘no effect on wellbeing’
• Let’s all meet up in the year 2023, declare Pulp
• Greggs and Primark on a roll with second fashion collection
• EU agrees plan to ration gas use this winter as Moscow squeezes supplies
• The deal How will it work?
• Russia to pull out by 2024
• Preacher robbed of $1m worth of jewellery during online sermon
• China urged to intervene
• Japan executes man who fatally stabbed seven people in Tokyo
• Vote hands Tunisian president almost total power
• IMF slashes its growth forecast after sharp global inflation rise
• EasyJet boss criticises UK government’s stance on visas for EU staff
• Unilever shareholde­rs will be reassured by its impressive display of pricing muscle
• FCA could fine City bosses who fail to put customers first
• Ready for takeoff? Rolls-Royce hopes former oil boss will boost profits
• THG ends its agreement with SoftBank to secure major investment
• For Norrie fame means he has free dry cleaning
• Kyprios holds off spirited Stradivari­us in epic race
• Browne hits double century to keep Essex in command
• Top-flight clubs looking at loan plan for Championsh­ip
• Touré takes coaching role with academy
• Ronaldo future up in air after crunch talks
• Scamacca completes his £35m move to Hammers
• Russo’s brilliance helps fire rampant England to Wembley
• Wiegman turns pain of past semi-finals into plain sailing after early Sweden threats fade

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