The Guardian today: Sajid Javid pledges to urgently 'do right' by Windrush generation

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the guardian today Tuesday 01 May 2018 Windrush scandal More » Sajid Javid pledges to urgently 'do right' by Windrush generation New home secretary tries to get on top of problem that led to exit of his predecessor Amber Rudd The Windrush scandal shows why we must hold power to account Headlines More » Leaked questions reveal what Mueller wants to ask Trump about Russia A list of nearly 50 questions has been obtained by the New York Times, and more than half relate to possible obstruction of justice Cardinal George Pell: Vatican treasurer faces historical sexual offences trial Nine months after Myanmar assaults, Rohingya camps ready for spate of births WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum quits over privacy disagreements with Facebook Nuclear deal: Netanyahu accuses Iran of cheating on agreement Fresh Lords Brexit defeat for government makes 'no deal' less likely Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Sainsbury's chief sings 'We're in the Money' after Asda merger Mike Coupe filmed singing song from 42nd Street while waiting for interview with ITV about deal The five habits that can add more than a decade to your life The future of sex work – a photo essay Stormy Daniels sues Donald Trump for defamation Sajid Javid and the return of the Tory power stance Tories flounder in attempt to launch Operation Save Theresa | John Crace Sport More » Harry Kane and Dele Alli on target for Tottenham as Watford regret misses Lewis Hamilton on top but Mercedes face uphill battle to match Ferrari | Giles Richards Philippa York says macho culture prevents cyclists coming out Comment is free More » What's the point of a leader who only wants to stand still? | Rafael Behr Sajid Javid's promotion shows May finally gets the Windrush crisis | Katy Balls It's official: the Brexiter v remainer battle will never, ever end | Andrew Brown Culture More » Unleash the Burryman! Britain's weirdest folk rituals 'I want something magical': Russia's banned Eurovision singer is back Michelle Wolf: the unstoppable rise of America's provocative political comic Business More » Sainsbury's vows to slash prices after Asda merger TSB CEO and chair to face grilling by MPs over IT chaos Technology More » Windows 10 update for April 2018: everything you need to know Revealed: how bookies use AI to keep gamblers hooked Travel More » A local's guide to Nice, France: 10 top tips Green ants and slow-roasted buffalo: tourists get real taste of Kakadu Life and style More » Loneliness isn't inevitable – a guide to making new friends as an adult My heart 'ticks' when I have sex and it affects my performance

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The Guardian today - Australia edition

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the guardian today - Australia edition Tuesday 01 May 2018 Headlines More » Cardinal George Pell pleads not guilty to historical sexual offence charges – live Australia's most senior Catholic faces multiple charges, but most serious ones thrown out. Follow all the developments live ... 'Money for jam': Commonwealth Bank accused after damning regulator's report Claire Foy to get £200,000 after gender pay row on The Crown – reports 'A bloody idiot': Waratahs player Nick Phipps apologises for urinating on bar Australia avoids Trump's steel tariffs as deadline passes – reports Melbourne's water supply at risk due to 'collapse' of forests caused by logging Sport More » Ethics Centre tasked with conducting Australian cricket culture review Optus to open up World Cup viewing to non-subscribers Shute Shield axe highlights why there are not more Kurtley Beales | Bret Harris Finals narratives carry A-League beyond ordinary football | Jonathan Howcroft Adrian Mierzejewski wins Johnny Warren medal in debut A-League season Culture More » 'The industry will be gutted': why Australian film and TV is fighting for its life Gurrumul's Djarimirri (Child of the Rainbow) – behind the songs of the chart-topping album | Michael Hohnen Head On photo festival: Duterte's drug war, love dolls and Guantánamo – in pictures Comment is free More » A comedian is being held to higher standards than the President! | First Dog on the Moon Don't ask! Why do new mothers find it so hard to ask for help? | Jamila Rivzi The rentquake will punish the Tories at the ballot box | Suzanne Moore Life and style More » Loneliness isn't inevitable – a guide to making new friends as an adult Is it wrong for a vegan to give a crying child non-vegan ice cream? Stopping the rot: the distressing condition that makes​ children's teeth crumble Technology More » Windows 10 update for April 2018: everything you need to know Revealed: how bookies use AI to keep gamblers hooked Science More » New beetle species named after Leonardo DiCaprio Life on Mars? Scientists close to solving mystery of the red planet Environment More » Bill McKibben: 'There's clearly money to be made from sun and wind' David Attenborough backs 'last chance' push to study Australian biodiversity – video Video More » George Pell arrives at court for committal hearing ruling – video Guilty: Myuran Sukumaran's final 72 hours depicted in new film – video trailer 'Bare minimum' rehabilitation plan for mine – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » The five habits that can add more than a decade to your life Major study calculates effect on lifespan of habits including healthy eating and not smoking The future of sex work – a photo essay David Goodall: 104-year-old scientist to end own life in Switzerland If buying a house is a pipe dream, renting one is a nightmare | Greg Jericho Trump winning a Nobel peace prize for North Korea 'idiotic', Q&A told David Gonski says senior students doing subjects that 'are not necessarily useful' Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396