Headlines
Sunday
10 June 2018
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Border force tells 63-year-old with advanced lung cancer he can go to Taiwan or return to Afghanistan -
Kim Jong-un ‘must not see American weakness’, Larry Kudlow says in fierce attack, while trade adviser Peter Navarro promises a ‘special place in hell’ for Canadian PM
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Queensland company contracted to build airstrip for troubled Carmichael coalmine -
Six of 10 new Companions of the Order of Australia, including Dawn Fraser, are women, with Christine Milne and Jennifer Westacott made Officers -
Spotlight
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A picture released by the chancellor shows the president at bay – and it’s an image the US too seems happy to promote
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Corporate globalisation has always meant a division between a tiny number of winners and a huge pool of losers -
After the birth of her second child, Amelia Hill gave up drinking. Little did she realise that her simple lifestyle choice would carry such a social stigma
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2 out of 5 stars.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Tropes as dated as the dinosaurs
2 out of 5 stars.
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Sebastian Vettel dominated the Canadian Grand Prix to go one point ahead of Lewis Hamilton in the championship standings after a bizarre end to the race involving model Winnie Harlow -
Against Ireland, the Wallabies’ game plan differed dramatically from Cheika’s prototype -
Bert Van Marwijk must decide how to best utilise Aaron Mooy’s strength in distribution
close-to-my-heart
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The US is the cornerstone of the international order. If Donald Trump removes it, the remaining democracies must still stand together -
Press baron Lord Rothermere swayed the Brexit outcome by failing to move the editor
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Former deputy prime minister says incident shows why ‘tort of privacy’ needed -
Opposition leader calls for Australia to move towards an Australian head of state alongside treaty talks -
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Fox & Friends’ Abby Huntsman apologises for Singapore slip -
Lincolnshire residents keep calm and carry on after seismic event on Saturday night
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Video and pictures
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The world number one reacts to matching the all-time record of most singles titles won at the same grand slam and looks ahead to the grass-court season
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Speaking at the summit, the Canadian PM describes newly imposed US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports as ‘kind of insulting’
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People wearing the colours of the suffragettes celebrate 100 years of the right to vote
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The tournament’s most oddball moments are now immortalised -
The expected summit between the US president and the North Korean leader comes after months of trading threats and insults. Will the pair actually keep to their word and sit down together?
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SAVE Britain’s Heritage’s latest Buildings at Risk Catalogue, Revive and Survive, features over 100 empty and neglected buildings gathered from all round the country which need a fresh start to give them renewed life and to ensure their survival
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‘I’m President Jonathan Duncan, a war hero and not a draft dodger. Everything
Bill Clinton would like to have been’ -
The reading list tends to be male and muscular but this fellowship is designed to talk about masculinity at a crucial time -
The Happy Prince is more than a career-reviving film for the actor and director, it is an avowal of an enduring literary love
Explore
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Here they describe the death of a father and child in the crackdown
The big picture
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best images from around the world
Toni Collette I don’t like horror films – I’m too petrified