Headlines
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Ministers will introduce legislation after Conservative backbencher blocked private member’s bill
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Follow the action from the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium -
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Three men in their 20s pronounced dead at the scene, with spray cans found nearby
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Spotlight
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Exclusive: Debbie Sims Africa, the first freed member of a radical Philadelphia group many say were unjustly imprisoned, talks about reuniting with her son and defends the Move members still locked up: ‘We are peaceful people’
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Private fertility clinics routinely try to sell desperate patients add-ons that almost certainly don’t help – why isn’t more done to monitor the industry?
The Tower Next Door thrasher
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In her first column for the Guardian, Marta discusses the fallout from Brazil’s first game – and notes that other favourites have struggled too
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Swarms of flying bugs are causing chaos for fans and broadcasters around Volgograd with fears they may be a nuisance to England players
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Media commentators draw parallels with Angela Merkel’s struggle to keep the coalition government together -
I may be in Volgograd to cover the football but family history gives me pause for thought
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World Cup 2018 upcoming fixtures
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Young people are all but invisible in the justice system, facing ill treatment at the hands of those who should be protecting them -
Whose utopia is this, when people have to sever emotional links and leave where they grew up to find dependable work?
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Letters treat
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Tommy Fleetwood said his record-equalling US Open round and second-place finish have given him the belief that he can ‘compete in any company’ at majors -
England’s fifth successive Test defeat and loss of series in South Africa has exposed an unhealthy regime overseen by Eddie Jones that needs rebooting to restore World Cup hopes -
Fernando Alonso needs to win Indy 500 to complete motor racing triple crown and an uncompetitive car in F1 could make switch easier -
Kalagia stands out on the Carlisle card as we get ready for a busy week at Royal Ascot
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4 out of 5 stars.
A virtuoso ensemble wring nuanced emotions from a triple bill that teams two emerging choreographers with a Twyla Tharp classic -
Geraldine McCaughrean, accepting award for Where the World Ends, warned that restricting the language children read risks creating a future underclass who are ‘easy to manipulate’
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Culture Treat
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A spiced lentil salad is a wonderful base for day-out dining, and these brightly coloured dips make for a striking spread -
Getting plenty of sleep, learning difficult new skills and staying socially active can all help to keep your memory sharp -
We split up for a while and then got back together, but I don’t know how to fix our physical relationship
From the UK
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Nerisa Ahmed and her husband threaten to sue government agency that helped them buy their home -
Staff at UK’s biggest plant fear US move will lead to China dumping cheap steel -
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Almost 730,000 applications were made in 2017, a 44% drop on the 1.3m made in 2016 -
Judge orders that Rupert Stadler be held to prevent him obstructing investigation -
Explore
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In the hometown of Jordan Peterson, the evangelist of white male resentment, a different and thoughtful men’s movement vies to be heard -
For wheelchair users like me, who love fashion, ‘adaptive’ clothing has often been disappointingly dowdy. But Tommy Hilfiger and other high-end designers could change that -
Three Eritrean teenagers killed themselves after travelling to Britain without their parents
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world -
Photographer Luc Kordas captures New York’s unique energy and characters in his ongoing series New York Chronicles. One of his favourite locations is the city’s subway, where he captures “those quiet moments people have among all the craziness”
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For more than three years, Ukraine has been plagued by a conflict between the eastern secessionist territories and the Kiev government. These images portray a generation caught between war and peace -
With the festival taking a year out, we take a moment to appreciate some of the most memorable outfits seen on its stages over the years – from Solange in monochrome PVC to Thom Yorke in an Astro Boy T-shirt
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We round up the best photography from the opening four days of the World Cup 2018 -
Illustrator Joey Yu headed to the Field Day festival to capture Erykah Badu, Thundercat, AJ Tracey and more with crayons, pencils and paper
Live May refuses to back health secretary in saying medicinal cannabis laws must change
Cannabis oil Hunt wants swift review of law after Billy Caldwell case
'Brexit dividend' Theresa May stands by NHS funding proposal
NHS Cash boost not dependent on Brexit dividend - Hunt