The Brutalist Report

The Guardian

• Pentagon readies 1,500 troops for potential Minnesota deployment, officials say [37d]
• Sydney shark attack: police warn against harbour swimming, say water visibility after rain a possible factor in incident [37d]
• Patriots torment Stroud to beat Texans and set up AFC championship with Broncos [37d]
• Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds review – an electrifying crescendo of faith, fury and fragile joy [37d]
• Kyren Wilson holds off John Higgins to secure his first Masters title [37d]
• Pape Gueye fires Senegal to Afcon glory against Morocco after walk-off chaos [37d]
• Thomas Frank takes training as uncertainty rages over his Tottenham future [37d]
• Champions Cup roundup: Saracens face last-16 tie at Bath after defeat against Glasgow [37d]
• High-speed train crash in southern Spain leaves seven reportedly dead [37d]
• ‘Leave Greenland alone!’: US anthem heckler at NBA London game draws cheers [37d]
• US reportedly considers granting asylum to Jewish people from UK [37d]
• Ohio man, 83, convicted of killing Uber driver faces sentencing [37d]
• Romford MP Andrew Rosindell becomes latest Tory to defect to Reform [37d]
• Chilean president declares state of catastrophe as wildfires kill at least 15 [37d]
• Houston Texans v New England Patriots: AFC Divisional Round NFL playoff – live [37d]
• Aston Villa’s title hopes hit after Thierno Barry fires resolute Everton to victory [37d]
• Prada gets political as Dolce & Gabbana make another racial misstep in Milan menswear show [37d]
• Iran warns world that any attack on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would be declaration of war [37d]
• EU weighs tough restrictions in face of Trump tariffs but appeasement remains most likely path [37d]
• After years of criticising Davos, Nigel Farage heads to Davos [37d]