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Byline: Jasper Jolly The boss of FTSE 100 company DS Smith has said its £5.8bn takeover by a US rival is going at 'absolutely full steam', despite concerns it could [...]

Byline: Amanda Meade The Saturday Paper's senior reporter Rick Morton has publicly condemned his editors for publishing what he says is an 'unethical' and 'misleading' defence of one of the [...]

Byline: Helen Livingstone UK papers on Thursday focused on the seven-year public inquiry into the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, which concluded that the deaths of 72 people were avoidable and [...]

Byline: Julia Kollewe The FTSE 100 UK packaging firm DS Smith is to be taken over by a bigger US rival, International Paper, after the companies agreed a £5.8bn all-share [...]

Byline: Jack Simpson An international bidding war is brewing for the UK packaging company DS Smith after a US-based paper producer put forward a £5.7bn takeover proposal, gatecrashing a deal [...]

Byline: Kate Lamb Donald Trump's sweeping victory in the US presidential election saw the former president securing an unexpected majority in the popular vote, control of the Senate, and at [...]

Byline: Edward Helmore The Washington Post's cartoon team has taken a measure of revenge on the newspaper's decision to avoid making a formal presidential endorsement with a dark formless image [...]

Byline: Jack Tregoning To get the most out of the SXSW music program, you have to make peace with some dissonance. En route to a conference session about the damaging [...]

Byline: Luca Ittimani UK papers on Wednesday focused on the archbishop of Canterbury's decision to resign amid mounting pressure from victims and members of the clergy over his handling of [...]

Byline: Zoe Williams Postmortems continue for who lost Kamala Harris the US election, and these will be consequential for the left in the UK. However many times the US flags [...]

Byline: John Blaxland There's an understandable inclination at first blush to see the US presidential election outcome as auguring difficult times ahead on the global stage. President-elect Donald Trump's iconoclastic [...]

Byline: Helen Sullivan As Americans waited anxiously for the results in a knife-edge election, newspaper headlines around the world captured the uncertainty -- and fears of unrest in the near [...]

Byline: Arwa Mahdawi Olivia Rodrigo does not want to hear about Uranus. Or your planned trip to Mars, for that matter. The pop star recently told Netflix that she has [...]

Byline: Lorenzo Tondo A second high-profile Washington Post columnist has stepped down after the newspaper's decision not to support Kamala Harris for president, as more readers announced the cancellation of [...]

Byline: Michael Sainato The multi-billionaire owner of the Washington Post, Jeff Bezos, continued facing criticism throughout the weekend because executives from his aerospace company met with Donald Trump on the [...]

Byline: Ewan Murray It would be prudent for Rangers supporters not to be seduced by events at Ibrox on Thursday evening. In the venue's long and rich European history, few [...]

Byline: Timothy Pratt in Atlanta Georgia prosecutors and police have repeatedly stretched the law or come under harsh criticism for their handling of a criminal conspiracy case involving protesters against [...]

Byline: Caitlin Cassidy There were no tears at Colo high school on Tuesday. No curveballs, either. Instead, students emerged from their first HSC exam, bleary-eyed but excited, to chatter in [...]

Byline: Nils Pratley Industrial strategies were not a big thing in the UK from the 1980s until the great financial crisis of 2008-09. Since then, these supposedly long-term plans have [...]

Byline: Aletha Adu Political correspondent The New York Sun owner, Dovid Efune, has begun exclusive talks to buy the Daily and Sunday Telegraph for £550m, the Guardian understands. Efune, a [...]

Byline: Amanda Meade If you believe the Murdoch tabloids, any change to housing policy would result in millions of Australians being 'crucified'. If that wasn't scary enough, there was this [...]

Byline: Jonathan Jones Who knew the late art critic Brian Sewell was such a tediously cliched writer? Especially since some of the dead verbiage in the London Standard's AI version [...]

Byline: Tom Ambrose Johnny Marr has rejected the claim made by Morrissey that he had acquired the trademark for the Smiths 'without any consultation'. Morrissey, the group's lead singer who [...]

Byline: Zoe Williams The Evening Standard, chronicler of the nation's capital since 1827, is closing down this week. OK, every bit of that sentence was slightly wrong. It's not closing [...]

Byline: Christopher Knaus Maria Costigan remembers following the ambulance. It was weaving the same path as she was through Canberra's suburban sprawl. It was a route Maria had taken countless [...]

Byline: Kate Lyons When Adam Carpenter took over as manager at Kimberly-Clark Australia's Millicent mill in South Australia in 2019, he knew they were in trouble. At the time, there [...]

Byline: Rachel Aroesti Star Rating: 3 stars She was one of the worst people in Hollywood, according to Bette Davis. To Jack Nicholson, she was 'the Dreaded Dunaway'. Steve McQueen [...]

Byline: Helen Livingstone UK headlines were dominated by far-right rallies and the protesters who set out to counter them, with much of the expected violence failing to materialise. Even as [...]

Byline: Jamie Grierson The former UK prime minister Harold Wilson agreed to sell his archive of private papers to help fund his care, official documents have revealed. Papers released by [...]

Byline: Helen Livingstone UK headlines were dominated by US president Joe Biden's historic decision to pull out of the race for re-election and endorse vice-president Kamala Harris. The move comes [...]

Byline: Helen Livingstone UK and French newspapers have celebrated their countries' athletes at the end of the Olympic Games in Paris, with many of the British papers featuring cyclist Emma [...]

Byline: Amy Remeikis Nationals firebrand Barnaby Joyce has apologised for likening ballot papers to 'bullets' during a protest against wind turbines. Speaking to an anti-renewables rally at Lake Illawarra south [...]

Byline: Harriet Sherwood Rare examples of 17th-century decorative paper-cutting found amid debris at a historic house in east London that was part of what was known as 'the ladies' university' [...]

Byline: Helen Livingstone Though the aftermath of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump took up some of the headlines, most of the UK papers focused on England's 2-1 loss to [...]

Byline: Adam Fulton After Labour's seismic defeat of the Tories, the UK papers' front pages have focused on the work ahead for Keir Starmer amid his post-election glow after the [...]

Byline: Denis Campbell and Dan Milmo A cyber-attack thought to have been carried out by a Russian group has forced London NHS hospitals to resurrect long-discarded paper records systems in [...]

Byline: Ella Creamer Robin DiAngelo, the author of a number of books on racism including White Fragility and Nice Racism, has been accused of plagiarism over her doctoral thesis. A [...]

Byline: Arwa Mahdawi Jesus, if I remember correctly, usually travelled by donkey or by foot. Today's corporate saviours, however, have more elevated tastes. Last week Starbucks made headlines after it [...]

Byline: Elias Visontay Transport and urban affairs reporter If there's one collective trauma that unifies Australians, it's the experience of dealing with our airlines. Complaining about ludicrous air fares, dodgy [...]

Byline: Kim Willsher in Paris Le Parisien's front page summed up the Olympic Games with one word: 'Merci' across a picture of the Eiffel Tower's revolving beacon alighting on the [...]

Byline: Paul Karp and Elias Visontay The flying public in Australia will gain improved rights to seek refunds and remedies from airlines and people living under flight paths will be [...]

Byline: Edward Helmore in New York The Friends star Matthew Perry ordered his live-in personal assistant to give him several intravenous doses of ketamine on the day of his death [...]

Byline: Erum Salam The New York Times will no longer endorse political candidates outside presidential elections, the newspaper announced on Monday. US newspapers have a long history of endorsing candidates, [...]

Byline: Jane Croft Boris Johnson has reportedly been courted for an executive role with the Daily Telegraph by a potential bidder for the newspaper group. The former Conservative prime minister [...]

Byline: Gordon Brown Blazoned across the top of every edition of the Washington Post is the statement ' Democracy dies in darkness '. But what if the publisher himself is [...]

Byline: Dan Sabbagh A British police special enquiry team is examining allegations that Will Lewis, now the chief executive of the Washington Post, presided over the deliberate destruction of emails [...]

Byline: Frank Paul Palindrome The eight answers in this round form a palindrome. That is to say, if the answers are seen collectively as a single string of letters (disregarding [...]

Byline: Steven Morris BBC Radio 4's Just a Minute may be wonderfully entertaining for listeners but it is often excruciating for players as they attempt to speak for 60 seconds [...]

Byline: Helen Livingstone Saturday's headlines are dominated by the fallout from an IT failure that grounded planes, took TV channels off air and played havoc with health services, banking and [...]

Byline: Jennifer Rankin in Brussels The European parliament will decide whether to confirm Ursula von der Leyen as European Commission president in a knife-edge vote on Thursday that will either [...]