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Meg O’Neill says ‘where we generate jobs, we generate tax revenue’, as company’s profits more than doubleRevealed: major oil firms make $93bn profits amid war and climate crisisNils Pratley: BP boss is unsentimental in pruning...

Skip the run: here are six joint-friendly cardio alternatives suggested by experts

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Health, Life and style, Running, Society, The Guardian, Well actually | 0 |

Whether you’re nursing a joint, have an existing condition or just don’t feel like running, these exercises help get your cardio inThe runner’s high might be contagious. In 2024, fitness tracking app Strava recorded a 59%...

Labour members ‘have tougher view on welfare than you might think’, poll suggests

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Economic policy, Labour, Politics, Tax and spending, The Guardian, Thinktanks, UK news | 0 |

Survey finds party members see health, the economy, cost of living and climate crisis among biggest challengesAndy Burnham has inherited a Labour membership that is sceptical about increased welfare spending, supportive of...

Ex-MP urges Tories to drop candidate jailed for campaign of antisemitic abuse against her

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Antisemitism, Conservatives, Luciana Berger, Politics, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Luciana Berger says Joshua Bonehill-Paine should have no role in public life because of ‘his racism and his view of women’A former MP has urged the Tory leader to drop an election candidate who was previously jailed for a...

A rail nightmare: what it’s like on England’s busiest commuter-only train

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Politics, Public transport, Rail industry, Rail transport, The Guardian, Transport, Transport policy, UK news | 0 |

This evening service from London to Crewe is hot, sweaty and heaving with people, many having to stand or sit in the gangwaysThe 5.46pm train from London Euston to Crewe is the low point of Nikhil Patel’s week. “I’ve never...

The truth about blushing: why we do it, how we can resist it – and why it’s actually good for us

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Biology, Evolution, Life and style, Psychology, Science, The Guardian | 0 |

Humans are the only animals whose faces redden with embarrassment. Should we see that as an affliction, or as a blessing?‘Blushing is the most peculiar and most human of all expressions,” Charles Darwin once wrote, and he wasn’t...

Extreme heat: why our cities can’t cope | Opinion

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Climate crisis, Extreme heat, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

The UK and Europe have been facing extreme heatwaves – Greenpeace recorded temperatures of up to 53C at one London playground in recent weeks. It’s clear our cities are not equipped to deal with the soaring temperatures brought...

‘Nobody cares’: the Turkish farmers bearing the burden of UK’s plastic waste problem

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Environment, Ethical and green living, Europe, European Union, Plastic bags, Plastics, Pollution, Recycling, The Guardian, Turkey, UK news, Waste, World News | 0 |

Britain exported 139,000 tonnes of rubbish to Turkey last year, leaving smallholders and poor districts of Adana to cope with the debris, microplastics and toxic smokeUK plastic ‘waste colonialism’ found to be polluting Turkey’s...

Kemi Badenoch defends selection of man jailed for harassing Jewish MP in council election – UK politics live

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Conservatives, Kemi Badenoch, Labour, Politics, Prisons and probation, The Guardian, UK criminal justice, UK news | 0 |

Conservative leader tells press she stands by decision to select Joshua Bonehill-Paine as a candidate for local election in SomersetFormer neo-Nazi activist selected as Tory candidate for Somerset council electionSome 86,495...

About 1,000 fewer prisoners to get early release as Burnham tightens rules

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Alex Norris, Andy Burnham, Politics, Prisons and probation, Society, The Guardian, UK criminal justice, UK news | 0 |

Justice secretary says blocking more would have caused prison system to ‘break’ but admits impact on grieving relatives such as those of PC Andrew HarperUK politics live – latest updatesAbout 1,000 fewer prisoners will be...

Mother of PC Harper ‘bitterly disappointed’ that son’s killers remain eligible for early release – UK politics live

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Conservatives, Kemi Badenoch, Labour, Politics, Prisons and probation, The Guardian, UK criminal justice, UK news | 0 |

Government revises plans to tackle prison overcrowding amid pressure from MPs and victims but domestic abusers and killers could still be released earlyPrisoners serving time for some sexual or violent offences where the...

Reader Q&A: ask our comedy critic anything ahead of the Edinburgh fringe

by The Guardian | Aug 4, 2026 | Comedy, Edinburgh festival, Edinburgh festival 2026, The Guardian, Theatre | 0 |

The world’s largest performing arts festival returns to the Scottish capital for three weeks – and over 4,000 shows – from this weekend. Brian Logan will be answering your questions about it all todayAsk a question: log in or...

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BP boss urges Burnham to prioritise UK oil and gas even as firm exits North Sea