The Brutalist Report

The Guardian

Mark Fuhrman, LA detective convicted of lying at OJ Simpson trial, dies [17d]
Neymar picked in Brazil squad for 2026 World Cup but João Pedro misses out [17d]
‘Remain calm’: Japan is gripped by fears of a naphtha shortage. What is it and why are people worried? [17d]
California island fire linked to sailor’s distress flare scorches 10,000 acres [17d]
Racist abuse of NHS nurses rising amid ‘normalisation’ of extreme views, RCN warns [17d]
Third of university students in Great Britain think AI job losses will cause social unrest, poll finds [17d]
Free up fertiliser supplies to avert global food crisis, Yvette Cooper urges [17d]
Arsenal find solace in set pieces again on another gruelling night of football as pain | Barney Ronay [17d]
Rivals wanting Tottenham relegated can be ‘big motivation’, insists De Zerbi [17d]
Pep Guardiola expected to leave Manchester City at end of the season [17d]
Kai Havertz header edges nervy Arsenal past Burnley and one step from title [17d]
Fast-growing southern California brush fire prompts evacuation orders [17d]
New York Times sues Pentagon again over ‘utterly unreasonable’ press restrictions [17d]
Police responding to shooting at Islamic Center of San Diego [17d]
Two women allege they were raped during filming of Married at First Sight UK [17d]
ICE officer charged over shooting of Venezuelan man in Minnesota [17d]
Mbeumo handball decision was wrong, Howard Webb tells Nottingham Forest [17d]
No ‘tailor-made’ deal for UK if it wants to rejoin bloc, say former EU Brexit officials [17d]
‘It is heartbreaking’: panic in eastern DRC over return of Ebola [17d]
The Guardian view on India’s Iran shock: Asia’s neoliberal era starts to fracture | Editorial [17d]
Over 145,000 US children separated from parents since Trump’s ICE surge, study estimates [17d]
West Ham could have to raise £100m in player sales if they are relegated [17d]
Arsenal v Burnley: Premier League – live [17d]
Jury hands victory to Sam Altman in battle with Elon Musk over OpenAI’s mission [17d]
‘Disposable’ operatives for hire are a new menace for western countries [17d]
Fjord review: Cristian Mungiu at sea with strange child abuse drama starring Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan [17d]
Iran makes new proposal for deal to end war, regional officials say [17d]
Scott Hastings obituary [17d]
Greenland decries US doctor’s visit with Trump envoy as ‘deeply problematic’ [17d]
Pressure on Mexico after two ex-officials surrender to US over alleged cartel ties [17d]
Josh Johnson: Symphony review – a masterful HBO special from a generational comedy talent | Tyson Wray [17d]
England play Tetris to build pyramid towards extending global dominance [17d]
CEO of Starbucks in South Korea fired over controversial ad campaign [17d]
Tech firms face tougher UK rules on intimate image abuse [17d]
Could the UK really rejoin the EU? - The Latest [17d]
Luís Castro eclipses famous namesake after taking Levante to verge of safety | Sid Lowe [17d]
Trump dismisses $10bn suit against IRS and creates $1.7bn ‘anti-weaponization’ fund [17d]
The Unknown review – Léa Seydoux gets invaded in uncanny and bizarre body-swap horror [17d]
Mohamed Salah’s spiky leaving of Liverpool puts Slot in awkward spot [17d]
Pete Songi on Nigel Farage and Brexit – cartoon [17d]
Football Daily | Celtic, the ‘old man’ and a possible pitch invasion hat-trick [17d]
John Oliver on factoring companies: ‘This industry is full of predators’ [17d]
Du pain, de la bière, du Boursin? Why the French are now drinking more beer than wine [17d]
My rookie era: In my 30s, I went for my driver’s licence test – and failed four times [17d]
Belgian ex-diplomat dies before standing trial over 1961 murder of Congolese leader [17d]
The Premier League title is Arsenal’s to lose. But pressure does strange things to teams | Jonathan Wilson [17d]
Cuba warns US of ‘bloodbath’ if military action follows drone claims [17d]
A milky protest and a UFO in London: Monday’s photos of the day [17d]
Infectious diseases such as hantavirus and Ebola becoming more frequent and damaging, say experts [17d]
The nice guy who finished first: why all of golf was glad to see Aaron Rai lift US PGA Championship [17d]
Tell us about your favourite family summer holiday [17d]
Purple pain: backlash over Mexico City’s ‘axolotlisation’ for World Cup [17d]
Experts locate bodies of four missing Italian divers inside Maldives cave [17d]
Hope review – non-stop gonzo alien battling is top-quality entertainment [17d]
‘The film humanised Russians at a time when Rambo was killing them’: how we made Letter to Brezhnev [17d]
Luigi Mangione trial: judge to decide whether to exclude evidence from McDonald’s [17d]
Andy Burnham says he will not try to return UK to EU [17d]
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt booed after AI remarks at Arizona commencement [17d]
‘Capitalism has to become more humane’: a Stanford economist on big tech, power hoarding and democracy [17d]
‘I had been silent for a very long time’: how a chance meeting at a burger van revived techno genius the Field [17d]
Pete Hegseth to campaign with Thomas Massie rival in Kentucky as Trump lays into Republican critic – US politics live [17d]
Rising prices are Britons’ biggest money worry as inflation stays high, survey finds [17d]
Cult hero Mancini delivers derby win for Roma after Serie A scheduling nightmare | Nicky Bandini [17d]
BBC staff strike as new director general warns of ‘tough choices’ on his first day [17d]
The player who chugged a beer on the field and Phil Neville returns to Miami: MLS weekend wrap [17d]
High risk yet home to thousands: the makeshift towns at the mercy of landslides and floods in Peru [17d]
A California mayor pleaded guilty to acting as an agent for China. Foreign policy experts aren’t surprised [17d]
Tribe review – compelling, unsettling search for a lost sect in the California mountains [17d]
Georgina Hayden’s quick and easy recipe for panko chicken with green bean and cabbage salad with miso dressing | Quick and easy [17d]
Trump cuts to weather data could make forecasts less reliable, warn experts [17d]