8 h. ago Madeline Horwath on the evolution of the Labubu trend – cartoon

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8 h. ago ‘I was struck by the grammar of it, the angular nature’: Elizabeth Day’s best phone picture

The author’s instinctive image of colourful windows in a house undergoing renovation was selected for the Royal Academy’s annual Summer ExhibitionElizabeth Day felt as if she hadn’t seen the sun for decades. It was a gloomy December morning and the podcaster and author was headed towards a London recording studio. On the way, she passed a row of houses that were being renovated. The windows on one particular house had just been replaced and covered with a translucent blue sheet and haphazard orange tape; the scene caught her eye, so she paused to capture it with her iPhone 15 Pro.“I’m known among my loved ones as someone who takes photos of random things, but I just found this so arresting,” Day says. “I was struck by the grammar of it, the angular nature. The tape reminded me of art’s golden ratio, the geometry like a Mondrian crossed with a Rothko. I was exhausted that morning and it completely brightened my mood.” Continue reading...

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13 h. ago 40,000 hours and counting – my life in driving lessons: the Edith Pritchett cartoon

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27 h. ago What’s causing chaos at the Maga conspiracy club? | Fiona Katauskas

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33 h. ago Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025: The best pictures so far as spectacular tall ships arrive in Aberdeen harbour

Fifty tall ships from across the globe will sail into Aberdeen harbour on Friday

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44 h. ago Top barrister 'felt sick' when her stalker sent her a picture of his naked bottom in terrifying five

Robert McKenna, 59, has admitted stalking Anneliese Day KC (pictured), between June 1, 2020, and April 6, 2025.

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50 h. ago Ben Jennings on Keir Starmer’s decision to suspend four Labour MPs – cartoon

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3 d. ago I am prone to fatalist climate doomerism. But is it really too late? | First Dog on the Moon

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3 d. ago Meet the unstoppable Octowoman! LensCulture’s greatest portraits – in pictures

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4 d. ago Stephen Lillie on Donald Trump’s arms deal with Nato – cartoon

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4 d. ago Antisemitism happens – it’s bad! But there are already a gazillion anti

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5 d. ago TRNSMT 2025 in pictures: 19 sunny images of day three at the iconic Glasgow Festival

TRNSMT is done and dusted for another year.

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5 d. ago From AI job swiping to hungry seagulls: Edith Pritchett’s week in Venn diagrams – cartoon

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5 d. ago I8 pictures that sum up Wales' incredible Euro 2025 experience in Switzerland

Girls have been inspired across the country by a group of players who have defied the odds

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5 d. ago 18 pictures that sum up Wales' incredible Euro 2025 experience in Switzerland

Girls have been inspired across the country by a group of players who have defied the odds

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6 d. ago TRNSMT 2025 in pictures: 27 incredible photos of day two at the iconic Glasgow music festival

Day two of the iconic Scottish music festival TRNSMT is over and done.

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7 d. ago ‘You don’t get a second chance at a shot like this – horses wander off’: Mike Wells’s best phone picture

The former World Press Photo of the Year winner on why capturing a good image remains instinctive in the age of mobile photography‘Scrambling to catch this shot felt like 3D chess,” says photographer Mike Wells. “My eyes were balancing Connemara’s famous mountains, its wild ponies and the stone walls, while my mind computed the variables: the rush to catch the last rays of evening sun, that moment when a sea breeze lifts the ponies’ manes, and whichever way they will amble next.”In 1981, Wells won the World Press Photo of the Year for an image shot in Uganda depicting a malnourished boy’s hand resting in the palm of a Catholic priest. “When I was working in the 1970s and 80s, unless you could afford a motor drive for your camera, you often got just one chance at the critical shot,” Wells says. “You could never tell whether you really had captured the moment until you got back from Africa, or at least out of the darkroom. That image wasn’t well lit or well composed, ju...

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7 d. ago TRNSMT 2025 in pictures: 28 sunny images of day one at the iconic Glasgow music festival

TRNSMT 2025 is kicking off - with excited revellers arriving for day one of the iconic Scottish festival.

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7 d. ago When you discover a rogue facial hair: the Edith Pritchett cartoon

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8 d. ago Martin Rowson on Keir Starmer’s migration deal with France – cartoon

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