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UK job satisfaction at record low amid rising frustration over pay and flexible working

Resolution Foundation study finds workers are less willing to go ‘above and beyond for employers than a decade ago’

'An absolute afterthought': the story of the Nigeria women’s team’s fall from grace

The Super Falcons won’t be at the World Cup and with the prize money going up, they risk being left even further behind

The Guardian view on a migration U-turn: it still leaves unfair changes intact

Britain needs migrant workers, yet ministers would make many wait longer for secure settlement because their essential work commands low wages

Will Trump relaunch his war on Iran after the midterm elections?

Reports have suggested a vulnerable president could start a new bombing campaign. But that wouldn’t bring a deal any closer

'Mogging' crowned Collins English dictionary word of the year

Bodybuilding slang referring to making someone else look inferior beat entries concerning AI and climate crisis

Quail’s eggs, Diet Coke and being thin – the 'common list' for 2026 has landed

Nicky Haslam has released his annual tea towel ranking ordinariness. I almost admire his chutzpah

David Squires on … Mikel Arteta’s view that football is not Disneyland

Our cartoonist on whether the Arsenal manager is right about the game not being an entertainment industry

The candidates who will decide the US midterm elections

The 2026 US midterm elections feature firebrand progressives trying to stake out new territory, moderate Republicans struggling in the shadow of Donald Trump, and a host of scandals that have made races closer than they should be.

Virgin Media O2 to cut thousands of jobs as it plans £800m cost savings

Up to 25% of 16,000 workforce could go as telecoms group says it will increase use of AI in areas including customer service

His voice was too queer

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Britain Needs More Than ‘Breathing Space’

Andy Burnham’s charisma has helped to obscure the flaws in his first Budget. But the goodwill could soon run out.

Dispatch from Italy: ‘Blockade Everything’

Farmers, truckers, students and dockworkers are shutting down the country.