The Guardian - 2022-08-06

• China halts ties with US amid anger over Pelosi
• China’s decision to stop working with the US on the climate crisis sets fresh alarm bells ringing
• Kévins of France join forces in fight to save their name
• Dara Ó Briain gets last laugh on the BBC’s rightwing critics
• ‘Greenwashi­ng’: BP’s big budget for social media ads amid fuel poverty
• Rewilding project hits goal to expand reserve in Scotland
• Mayor urged to halt tunnel at last minute
• Archie Battersbee’s life support to be removed after final legal defeat
• Britons in Portugal unable to access basic services as they wait for residency cards
• AA chief shares his microwave tip to foil tech-savvy car thieves
• Truss under fire for wanting to review remit of Bank of England
• Climate protest
• Kwarteng frontrunne­r for the job
• Half of Britons cut back on gas and electricit­y use
• Wild ride for safe pair of hands at the Bank
• Rishi Sunak Run of good luck brought wealth and power – but leadership may be a gamble too far
• Video Ex-chancellor admits taking cash from urban areas
• Rishi who? Few from business school remember him
• Sunak should be more transparen­t about source of riches, says Labour
• Edinburgh Festival visitors flock back to fringe
• Starry knight not enough to save this oddity
• Sitting and thinking more satisfying than people expect, study finds
• Managers at Network Rail vote to accept pay rise of 4%
• Strike by Felixstowe dockers threatens to disrupt supply chains
• Copyright or wrong?
• Johnny Depp and Jeff Beck under fire over claims they stole lyrics
• NHS 111 users told to expect delays after cyber-attack causes outage
• Channel crossings on rise as people smugglers cut prices
• Raymond Blanc funds bus route to help Le Manoir staff get to work
• Raging bull stays put as fans push for permanent Birmingham site
• Frieze thaw
• Summer Covid wave continues to ease as cases in UK fall by half a million
• Just in case
• Serious drinking
• Data deficient
• Church official on fraud charge ‘took more flights than Alan Whicker’
• ‘Ignored’ species face twice the extinction threat – study
• Summer in the city – plagued by rats, flies and delinquent mascots
• Former BBC radio host found guilty of stalking Jeremy Vine
• Tapping resources
• Forever blowing bubbles
• Environmen­t
• Chinese muscle-flexing and rhetoric shocked the world. Meanwhile, in Taipei, lunch
• View from Beijing Humiliatio­n, anger – and a call to arms for some
• Spectre of new summer war as Israeli airstrikes ‘kill 10’ in Gaza Strip
• Infowars host ordered to pay an extra $45m to Sandy Hook family
• Biden’s flagship climate bill wins backing from pivotal Democrat
• Zawahiri’s legacy Al-Qaida gains in Africa reflect late leader’s strategic shift
• Sri Lankan government ‘using intimidati­on and repression’
• Zelenskiy and diplomats round on Amnesty’s Ukraine report
• Putin meets Erdoğan as Ukraine warns of bid to foil sanctions
• Lavrov hints at swap talks
• Capturing Covid From art to face masks, Wellington museum documents pandemic
• First fall in UK house prices for over a year, Halifax survey finds
• Amazon staff continue protest over 35p pay rise
• Twitter fooling investors over spam accounts, Musk alleges
• Rhine days from being shut to commercial traffic amid dangerousl­y low water levels
• Pawn supremacy
• ‘I feel I’m moving backwards’
• Summer days out
• What do the experts say?
• Soaring inflation
• The best gadgets to keep kids occupied
• Consumer champions Zoe Wood
• Word wheel
• Time on your hands?
• Quick crossword no 16,302
• Chris Maslanka

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