The Guardian - 2023-01-25

• Berlin agrees to send tanks to Ukraine in historic move
• Levelling up schemes at risk from rising costs
• Biden renews call for assault weapons ban
• Eurostar forced to leave seats empty because of Brexit rules
• Volunteers killed while helping evacuation
• Joy for Irish but the nods lean too much to the mainstream
• Humiliatio­n on airwaves is useful idiot Philp’s badge of honour
• Sunak refuses to say Zahawi has been honest over tax affairs as fallout continues
• Sharp insists loan process was ‘followed by the book’
• Selection of BBC chair
• Report calls for direct funding of local media
• ‘Chilling effect’: UK falls into third division for freedom of expression
• Doomsday Clock edges closest to midnight over Ukraine crisis
• Glasgow School of Art cleared of debris amid rebuild controvers­y
• Britain’s Got Talent: Strictly judge Tonioli to replace Walliams
• Missing couple may be camping in freezing weather with newborn
• One in 10 bus services axed despite Johnson’s public transport pledge
• Investment
• NHS crisis
• Ex-MP O’Mara made ‘amateur’ disability budget claims, court told
• Dance review
• Audiences to collaborat­e in British baritone’s opera about enslaved ancestors
• Pioneering black film-maker to represent UK at Venice Biennale
• Queen of the jungle
• Health benefit of net zero policies ‘could boost lives by 2m years’
• Arrest over rape for which another man served 17 years
• Gun deaths already at 1,214
• Top Ukraine officials exit in anti-corruption drive
• ‘Strikingly rare’
• Spain calls new crisis talks over murders of six women and girl
• Man charged over lending ID to wanted mafia boss
• ‘It’s crazy’: local lifeguard beats star surfers in ride to victory in Hawaii
• Energy bills support pushes UK borrowing to new record
• Voters might like a feelgood budget, but finances give Hunt little room for manoeuvre
• National Grid pays out £3m to cut peak power use
• Primark sales in surprise rise as shoppers return to city centre stores
• Saving sessions
• Cricket tours to South Africa didn’t used to be sleepovers
• Khachanov marches into last four with a message for Armenia
• Formula One owners furious over valuation comment
• Sponsors call on WRU to take action over sexism claims
• Shiffrin seals recordbrea­king 83rd victory
• Stokes, Bairstow and Anderson in ICC team
• Darwin Núñez
• The judges from around the world have had their say – here is the first day of our countdown with eight players profiled
• Azzedine Ounahi
• Lisandro Martínez
• Mehdi Taremi
• Nicolás Otamendi
• Dominik Livakovic
• Cher, love and karaoke – the story of Darvel’s Cup shock
• Greg Wood’s tips
• Silva poised to sign one-year extension
• Jackson due for medical on £20.4m transfer
• Rashford urged to help his club become ‘best in the world’
• RFU under pressure over law on tackles above waist
• Everton for sale

The Guardian - 2023-01-26