headlines
Sunday
14 January 2018
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Feud could kill off swift post-Brexit trade deal, says former UK envoyQuick transatlantic trade deal should be put ‘out of our minds’ says former ambassador, as poll shows 72% of British public think president is a risk to international stability
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Australia v England: first one day international – live!Over-by-over report: Can England chase down a daunting total of 305? Find out with Simon Burnton -
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Bernard Tomic boasts of wealth after failing to qualify for Australian OpenBernard Tomic’s Australian Open campaign is over before the tournament proper even begins after a three-set final-round qualifying loss to Italian Lorenzo Sonego
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spotlight
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When it comes to negative gearing, this government prefers fiction to factIt is a matter of concern that Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison chose to ignore the Treasury's recommendations
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I want to be an actor, but am afraid to follow my dreamMariella Frostrup suggests there’s no such thing as a job for life now, so be open-minded about your career choices
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The songs of Shane MacGowan will outlast us allAs the leader of the Pogues turns 60, friends and fans gather to celebrate his musical legacy – as well as his miraculous power of survival
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Ten-man Melbourne City draw with Mariners after VAR awards equaliserMelbourne City played an hour with 10 men but still managed to snare an A-League point from Central Coast on Sunday
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Klopp can show City that Liverpool's real star remainsJürgen Klopp has built a thrilling side geared to absorb high-level departures such as Philippe Coutinho’s without losing momentum
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England players must commit to new ideas or face axe, says RootJoe Root has issued a stark warning that he will take a hard line on those England players who do not shape up
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Patriots' quest for return alive after playoff cruise against TitansTom Brady passed for three touchdowns and 337 yards, and the New England Patriots cruised past the Tennessee Titans
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After the Golden Globe dress code, activists have discovered the power of sneaking a protest on to unexpected platforms, says Eva WisemanHow red carpets and beauty pageants became the new battlefields
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Octogenarian host of bunga bunga parties agrees with the French actress that randy men should be able to make passes at womenBerlusconi, always the gentleman, takes his lead from Catherine Deneuve
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video and pictures
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The week in photosMudslides in California, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and airstrikes in Syria - the week’s biggest news stories captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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The Great British SeasideBritish beach photography from the 1960s to the present, featuring work by Martin Parr, Tony Ray-Jones, Simon Roberts and David Hurn
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Bogotá's world-renowned graffiti districtThe Colombian capital has been a mecca for street artists since graffiti was decriminalised in 2011. Businesses commission artists, celebrities leave their tag, and you can even join a tour of iconic works
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Trump questioned over ‘shithole’ commentsPresident Donald Trump ignores questions from reporters after signing a Martin Luther King Jr Day proclamation, amid reports he called a number of African countries ‘shitholes’
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Life in working-class pubsWe Could Be Heroes, an exhibition of images by Marco Sconocchia, is billed as ‘bringing to life the world and underworld of modern Britain’
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Four in hospital after Hunter Valley accidentBalloon Safaris blames wind speed for accident that left four in hospital, including woman with suspected spinal injuries
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Landowners block roads to protest against 'sewage' running from detention centresFearing for their health, those residing near the West Haus and Hillside Haus centres have blocked road access to the two camps
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Young Macron wrote racy novel inspired by wife, claims new bookThe French president’s early literary attempt inspired by romance with his teacher, later to become his wife, a new Brigitte Macron biography claims
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US has failed to undermine nuclear deal, says Iranian presidentHassan Rouhani describes accord as a long-lasting victory for Iran amid efforts by the Trump administration to kill it off
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explore
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How dependent should you and your partner be on each other?If you both have similar ‘differentiation of self’ scores, your relationship may run more smoothly, says Ben Ambridge
people
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The day I caused a soapy Jacuzzi to explode over the Godfather producerIn 2003, Jesse Chehak was a photographer’s assistant and was tasked with setting up a shoot location for the Godfather producer
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Teen talent that grew into true stardomThe Irish-American actor has been tipped for Oscar glory in Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig’s acclaimed comic drama
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Actor donates $1.5m for film reshoots to Time's Up fundActor makes donation in name of co-star Michelle Williams, who was paid less than $1,000 for the All the Money in the World reshoots
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Fight them in your breechesAs cinema-goers thrill to the exploits of Britain’s wartime leader, details emerge of how he had earlier called the idea of women in conflict ‘revolting’
the big picture
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France's baby panda makes its first public appearanceFrance’s five-month-old panda made its public debut, delighting hundreds of visitors as it crawled, tumbled and cuddled with its mother
'Secret hit list' Coalition defends childcare policy after areas hardest hit by changes revealed