The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world, including the Maasai Olympics in Kenya and festive lights in Costa Rica Continue reading… Via: The weekend's best photos: Maasai Olympics and COP24 celebrations
Teenager’s death brings number of killings in capital this year to highest level since 2009 Via: London knife crime: Man charged with murder of 18-year-old Jay Sewell
Young Vic Theatre, LondonPaapa Essiedu and Black Panther’s Letitia Wright are captivating in Danai Gurira’s story of religious and linguistic colonialismEnglish-speaking missionaries in 19th-century Africa targeted the tongues of the native population in two ways: training them to speak Queen Victoria’s language and take the wafers of the Christian eucharist.These Read more
Sajid Javid expected to announce plans that will see net immigration from Europe reduced to as little as 10,000 a year Via: Brexit: EU immigration to UK 'to be slashed by 80%' after we leave bloc
David Bernhardt’s new job means top two US environmental agencies will be helmed by people once paid by industryRyan Zinke’s exit as interior secretary elevates a former lobbyist to the job, meaning the top two US environmental agencies will now be run by people previously paid by industry.The deputy secretary, Read more
Betting firm finds new vote a ‘probability,’ as momentum builds for ‘Final Say’ Via: Brexit: Second referendum now most likely scenario, according to bookmaker
Former PM hits back at claims he ‘undermined’ UK during Brexit negotiations and ‘insulted’ office of prime minister Via: Brexit: Tony Blair hits back at 'irresponsible' Theresa May as war of words escalates
PM Theresa May has accused Tony Blair of ‘undermining’ Brexit talks Via: Brexit: Where do former prime ministers stand on a second referendum?
Would you know if you’d been scrooged or breadcrumbed? It may sound like something only millennials have to worry about, but the language of online dating affects every generation. Via: Revealed the bewildering language of modern lonely hearts and the women who know what it all means
The private tomb belonging to ‘Wahtye’, a high priest who served during the fifth dynasty reign of King Neferirkare, was unearthed in Saqqara, south of the Egyptian capital Cairo. Via: Egypt unveils 'one of a kind' 4,400-year-old tomb of ancient high priest