The Brutalist Report

The Guardian

• ‘If not us, then what?’ Moana Pasifika coach fears for rugby talent lost to league [49d]
• Inside smoky shelters, a fast-paced, illegal card game has taken off in Solomon Islands [49d]
• Clair Obscur and Dispatch share top honours at Bafta games awards [49d]
• Rashford faces summer in post-loan limbo but Carrick says door at United is not closed [49d]
• Arsenal will not play for a draw in Manchester City face-off, insists Arteta [49d]
• Frank Lampard delight as nervy draw at Blackburn seals promotion for Coventry [49d]
• Lead prosecutor on investigation into former CIA director no longer on case [49d]
• Hacks finale review – this venomous satire used to be the height of comedy. But now … it isn’t [50d]
• Civil lawsuit against Alec Baldwin over 2021 Rust film set shooting to go to trial [50d]
• Air Canada temporarily suspending some flights to New York City and other locations [50d]
• Keir Starmer faces ‘judgment day’ as Mandelson vetting debacle grows [50d]
• Tufts University student targeted by Trump administration completes PhD [50d]
• ‘I’ve got no plans to move’: Cole Palmer on being happy at Chelsea and his World Cup ambitions [50d]
• Daniel Kinahan, alleged leader of Irish organised crime group, arrested in UAE [50d]
• Roommates review – Netflix broken friendship comedy is a sweet and salty treat [50d]
• The week around the world in 20 pictures [50d]
• New Jersey transit agency confirms controversial $150 train, $80 bus tickets for World Cup matches [50d]
• O’Sullivan and Trump no-shows spoil mood before World Snooker Championship [50d]