- G7 energy ministers say they support in principle use of strategic oil reserves – business liveby Julia Kollewe on March 11, 2026 at 10:11 am
International Energy Agency reportedly proposed largest release of oil reserves in its history to bring down crude pricesHow Iran has used the strait of Hormuz to throttle oil and gas – a visual guideThe UK stands ready to release strategic oil reserves as part of a broader international effort to curb the surge in crude prices, according to Rachel Reeves, the UK chancellor. She is being quizzed by MPs on the Treasury committee.I’ve been very clear the UK is willing to play its part in […]



- Mandelson documents to be released after PMQs – UK politics liveby Taz Ali(now) and Vicky Graham (earlier) on March 11, 2026 at 10:10 am
Hundreds of papers relating to his appointment as ambassador to the US to be put into public domain todayMeanwhile, Nick Clegg, the politician who enabled the current system of university tuition fees and student loans in England, has now described it as “a mess”. The former Lib Dem leader, a key member of the coalition government that tripled tuition fees to £9,000 a year, is blaming later changes including freezing the graduate repayment threshold, which Clegg said has made the system […]



- Middle East crisis live: Claims new Iranian supreme leader ‘safe’ despite war injuries; ships hit in strait of Hormuzby Vivian Ho (now) and Eva Corlett (earlier) on March 11, 2026 at 10:07 am
Comments come amid speculation over the health and whereabouts of Khamenei, who has not been seen in public since he succeeded his fatherHow have you been affected by the latest Middle East events?Over in Senate question time, the foreign affairs minister, Penny Wong, has confirmed embassies in Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv and the consulate in Dubai all physically closed in the last week. Wong said the government’s number one priority is to “keep Australians safe at home and abroad”. She […]



- Tracey Emin: A Second Life at Tate Modern – private view for Guardian readersby Guardian Staff on March 11, 2026 at 10:05 am
Experience the artist’s largest ever exhibition at a private view hosted by the Guardian at Tate Modern in LondonOn Thursday 16 April, the Guardian and Tate will be hosting a private, after-hours event to celebrate the groundbreaking work of world-renowned artist Tracey Emin – and as a valued Guardian reader, you’re invited.Tracey Emin: A Second Life is the largest ever exhibition of Emin’s work, and features career-defining sensations alongside works never before exhibited. Continue […]



- The Hundred 2026: women’s player auction – liveby Tanya Aldred on March 11, 2026 at 10:03 am
Updates from the Hundred auction, starting 10am GMT Explainer: how auction works | And you can mail TanyaOkay, so the likeable Charles Dagnall and Kenzie Benali are our hosts on Sky.There will be 178 names in the women’s pool. Each team is allowed four overseas players per squad (and per team). Each team has already signed up a handful of players, with some teams already looking. Continue reading...



- The best mattress toppers for a more comfortable night’s sleep, testedby Jane Hoskyn on March 11, 2026 at 10:00 am
Whether you’re looking for memory foam, wool, cooling or firm, we reveal the toppers we rate – and whether they can really rescue a bad mattress• The best mattresses: sleep better with our seven rigorously tested picksA mattress topper is like a slice of cheese in a burger: not strictly necessary, but potentially transformative, especially if your bed has all the cosiness of stale bread. Strap a comfy topper on to a hard mattress, and it could transform the quality of your sleep at […]



- Sali Hughes on beauty: from blusher to lipstick – and even eyeshadow – a hint of cool purple adds polishby Sali Hughes on March 11, 2026 at 10:00 am
It’s good news for those of us who aspire to a brisk, windswept British aesthetic over the bronze California beach babeAllow me to be the first and possibly last person to tell you that mauve is fashionable.Yes, the purply-pink hue of a 1990s mother-of-the-groom’s duster coat is now the height of chic on cheeks, lips and even eyes. It’s just euphemistically called “cool toned”, which in practice translates as traditional nude makeup tones such as dark brown, caramel, taupe, pink and […]



- ‘When I leave, part of me stays’: why Scarborough’s youth won’t turn their backs on the seaside town they loveby Lisa Bachelor. Photographs by Polly Braden on March 11, 2026 at 10:00 am
Hemmed in by the sea and poor transport links, many young people from the Yorkshire town feel trapped, but there is also a pride in the areaIt’s the morning after a wet and stormy day in the Yorkshire seaside town of Scarborough. The waves, which the previous day had been crashing dramatically on the harbour walls, have calmed and a few brave souls have entered the water with surfboards. There is a man throwing a ball for his dog on the beach and a kayaker bobbing on the waves.Just up from […]



- The US-Israeli strategy failed to defeat Iran quickly – now they are moving to plan B | Paul Rogersby Paul Rogers on March 11, 2026 at 10:00 am
It’s called the Dahiya doctrine – and the IDF and US air force are using it to destroy domestic support in IranPaul Rogers is emeritus professor of peace studies at Bradford University and author of Losing Control: International Security in the 21st CenturyGiven the wall-to-wall coverage of the US and its war on Iran, it looks very much like Trump is the key player. He is not. The United States may have far more military power than Israel, but the key player is Benjamin Netanyahu.Moreover, […]



- IEA reportedly proposes largest release of stockpiled oil to reduce crude priceby Joanna Partridge on March 11, 2026 at 9:49 am
Decision expected on whether to use reserves amid supply shortages and market volatility caused by Iran warBusiness live – latest updatesMiddle East crisis live – latest updatesThe International Energy Agency is reportedly proposing the largest release of oil reserves in its history to bring down crude prices that have soared during the US and Israel’s war on Iran.The release would outstrip the 182m barrels of oil put on the market by IEA countries across two releases in 2022 after […]



- Drug that prevents hot flushes to be available on NHS in Englandby Andrew Gregory Health editor on March 11, 2026 at 9:46 am
Veoza, also known as fezolinetant, will be offered to women for whom HRT is unsuitableMore than 500,000 women in England are to be offered a drug on the NHS that prevents hot flushes.The green light for Veoza, also known as fezolinetant, comes after the medicines watchdog, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, authorised it for use on Wednesday. Continue reading...



- Three killed in drone attack on Goma in eastern DRC, M23 rebels sayby Carlos Mureithi in Nairobi on March 11, 2026 at 9:41 am
Attack on residential part of M23-controlled city blamed by rebel group on government At least three people were killed in a drone attack in Goma early on Wednesday morning, a spokesperson for the M23 rebel group has said.The attack happened at about 4am in a residential neighbourhood in the city, which has been under M23 occupation since January 2025. Continue reading...



- What is London’s al-Quds Day march and why has the event been banned?by Aamna Mohdin Community affairs correspondent on March 11, 2026 at 9:31 am
Annual demonstration in support of Palestinian rights especially sensitive in light of US-Israel war on IranOn Sunday, thousands of demonstrators were expected to march through London for al-Quds Day, an annual demonstration in support of Palestinian rights. But the march, which has taken place in the UK for more than 40 years, has been banned by home secretary, Shabana Mahmood.Announcing her decision to ban the march after a request by the Metropolitan police, Mahmood said she was “satisfied […]



- How gen Z women are conquering country music: ‘Fans are speaking louder than gatekeepers’by Will Groff on March 11, 2026 at 9:04 am
This month, Ella Langley and Megan Moroney became the first pair of women in country music to top both the US albums and singles chartsCountry radio still has a gender parity problem. That hasn’t stopped Ella Langley and Megan Moroney from achieving historic success. Last week, Langley and Moroney became the first two women in country music ever to top the all-genre Billboard 200 and Hot 100 charts simultaneously. Langley’s Choosin’ Texas unseated Taylor Swift’s Opalite to claim its […]



- A Pale View of Hills review – two-stranded adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro novel in the shadow of the A-bombby Peter Bradshaw on March 11, 2026 at 9:00 am
Kei Ishikawa’s take on Ishiguro’s first published work is frustrating and bland, undermining its fascinating characters’ emotional truthsKazuo Ishiguro has long been a subtle and potent figure in the movies, with his distinctively Anglo-Japanese melancholy. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s adaptation of The Remains of the Day for director James Ivory was a heart-rending study in regret; Alex Garland and Mark Romanek’s treatment of science-fiction novel Never Let Me Go was an excursion into […]



- Do Not Go Gentle by Kathleen Stock review – the case against euthanasiaby Kathryn Hughes on March 11, 2026 at 9:00 am
The philosopher offers a measured and reasonable argument against assisted dyingIn this admirably clear and cogent book, the philosopher Kathleen Stock sets out the case against state-sanctioned assisted dying. Her immediate objection is to the end of life bill currently before the House of Lords, but her opposition extends to the principle in general. This is a polemic, but a polite one. Stock says she hopes that by the end of it we will share her objection to the […]



- Roman Abramovich’s Chelsea FC sale cash may be under investigation as ‘proceeds of crime’by Rob Davies on March 11, 2026 at 8:42 am
Documents filed at Companies House over 2022 deal could complicate row with UK over how money will be usedJersey authorities may be investigating whether cash raised by Roman Abramovich’s 2022 sale of Chelsea FC amounts to the proceeds of crime, according to documents filed at Companies House on Wednesday, potentially complicating a row with the UK government over how the money will be used.Accounts for Fordstam Ltd, the company through which the billionaire Russian oligarch owned Chelsea, […]



- Infantino insists Trump has assured him Iran are ‘welcome’ to play at 2026 World Cupby Agencies on March 11, 2026 at 8:30 am
Fifa president posts message after meeting with TrumpIran due to play all three group matches in the USDonald Trump has said Iran are “welcome” to play at the upcoming World Cup, despite the ongoing war in the Middle East, according to Gianni Infantino.Fifa’s president said that during a meeting with Trump to discuss preparations for the competition, “we also spoke about the current situation in Iran”. Continue reading...



- How Iran has used the strait of Hormuz to throttle oil and gas – a visual guideby Jillian Ambrose. Graphics by Lucy Swan, Harvey Symons and Heidi Wilson on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
The Tehran regime has weaponised geography in retaliation for the attacks by the US and Israel Global oil markets have recorded some of the biggest price swings in history this week after the US-Israeli war with Iran throttled the flow of Middle Eastern crude through the strait of Hormuz.The narrow waterway south of Iran is one of the world’s most important trade arteries, through which a fifth of global oil and seaborne gas is shipped from production facilities and refineries in the Gulf to […]



- Why F1 the Movie should win the best picture Oscarby Andrew Pulver on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
It may not be in pole position, but Brad Pitt and director Joseph Kosinski’s sleek, technically inventive ode to motor racing definitely qualifies for the Academy podiumCould, should, would F1 the Movie win the best picture Oscar? Well, we have to be realistic here: F1 is currently a massive outsider, at 200-1 along with The Secret Agent, which has no chance either but for very different reasons. It’s not hard to see why: this is a swaggeringly mainstream film, where tech and branding dwarf […]



- Which football match holds the record for the most red cards? | The Knowledgeby Guardian sport on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
Plus: privately-educated players, surviving despite away-day woes; and the trophy-less 1909 Scottish CupMail us with your questions and answers“Are the 23 red cards shown in the game between Brazilian clubs Cruzeiro and Atlético Mineiro in the Campeonato Mineiro final a record?” asks Tom Reed.In case you missed it, the Campeonato Mineiro final descended/ascended into a festival of hand-throwing. Cruzeiro won the football match 1-0 and the red card contest 12-11. We had a similar question […]



- Changing times and weakened rivals make PGA question generosity to DP World Tour | Ewan Murrayby Ewan Murray at Sawgrass on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
US tour holds upper hand as deal with European counterpart is up for renegotiation, though LIV and its backers will be watching with interestWhat price a strategic alliance? The golf world might just be about to find out as the PGA Tour considers its partnership with the DP World Tour.A little-known element of the updated deal between the PGA and DP World Tours from 2022 – at a time when LIV disruption was in full flow – relates to a break clause. While the contract in theory runs until […]



- ‘We’re Real Madrid, we shouldn’t feel inferior’: Arbeloa ready for familiar foeby Sid Lowe in Madrid on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
Coach says his club are always favourites as he prepares to cross swords with Manchester City in the Champions League knockout stages for fifth year in a rowThis is Real Madrid. We know this because Álvaro Arbeloa keeps saying so. At the start of another press conference, his 25th since being promoted from the B team two months ago and the last before facing Manchester City, the club man who became the club manager was reminded of something he had said after beating Monaco. That night, he was […]



- José Antonio Kast, the Pinochet fan about to swerve Chile to the far rightby John Bartlett in Paine on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
The new president won office by promising to clean up crime, but his background is red rag to a bull for manyJust south of Santiago, the tiny rural town of Paine is a quiet grid of painted abode facades, shaded squares and shuttered shop fronts as the summer holidays draw to a close.But the white-knuckle fear of crime that propelled its most famous son, José Antonio Kast, to a resounding victory in December’s presidential election is as present in sleepy Paine as it is the length of Chile. […]



- Steve Borthwick’s England selection has the whiff of damage limitation | Robert Kitsonby Robert Kitson on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
Unadventurous team will need to improve significantly on multiple fronts if they are to poop France’s potential title party in ParisSo let’s rewind for a moment. Just four weeks ago England had beaten Wales 48-7 in round one and were looking towards Scotland with a collective glint in their eyes. “The message to the players is: go out, move the ball, play fast, play brave,” Steve Borthwick said after announcing a pretty settled side for Murrayfield. “It suits the team we have.”And […]



- Reader Q&A: Catherine Shoard answers your questions on the 2026 Oscarsby Hosted by Guardian moderators on March 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
Who should win? Who’s been snubbed? Guardian film editor Catherine Shoard answers your Oscars questionsGuardian writers have been making their pitches for best picture winner at the 98th Academy Awards in our Oscars hustings series.Has Chase Infiniti been snubbed? Should Train Dreams win for best cinematography? Who’s the bigger monster, Frankenstein’s or Marty Mauser? Guardian film editor Catherine Shoard answers your 2026 Oscars questions. Continue reading...



- Shabana Mahmood approves police request to ban al-Quds march in Londonby Ben Quinn Political correspondent on March 11, 2026 at 7:33 am
Home secretary says ban on Pro-Palestinian rally ‘necessary to prevent public disorder’ after Met police raised concernsWhat is London’s al-Quds Day march and why has the event been banned?UK politics live – latest updatesA pro-Palestinian march in London on Sunday has been banned by Shabana Mahmood after police warned of a risk of “serious public disorder”.The annual al-Quds Day march has drawn criticism over apparent backing for the Iranian regime after its organisers expressed […]



- He shoots, he scores! Basketball as you’ve never seen it before – in picturesby Guardian Staff on March 11, 2026 at 7:00 am
In 2019, Austin Bell embarked on a wild quest to photograph all 2,549 of Hong Kong’s outdoor basketball courts using drone cameras and Google Maps. The results offer a fresh perspective on the city Continue reading...



- This is the story of Weda Bay – and how nature is being sacrificed for miningby Patrick Greenfield, Ashley Kirk and Pablo Gutiérrez on March 11, 2026 at 7:00 am
Analysis has found more than 3,000 mining operations within the most naturally precious areas of the planet, a much bigger footprint than previously thoughtWeda Bay is just one example of a global trend that could see the mining industry expand into some of Earth’s last areas of wilderness in search of minerals and materials to feed the global economy.Analysis produced for the Guardian by a group of academic researchers found more than 3,267 mining operations within key biodiversity areas […]



- Apple iPad Air M4 review: still the premium tablet to beatby Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor on March 11, 2026 at 7:00 am
Faster laptop-level power, rapid wifi and 5G, plus much-improved multitasking make the middle iPad highly capable beyond just watching TVThe latest iPad Air is faster in almost all facets, packing not just a processor upgrade but improvements to most of the internal bits that make the tablet work, providing laptop-grade power in a skinny, adaptable touchscreen device.The new iPad Air M4 costs from the same £599 (€649/$599/A$999) as the outgoing M3 model from last year and again comes in two […]



- Cheaper commuting: the best ways to save on the costs of your travel to workby Emma Lunn on March 11, 2026 at 7:00 am
From railcards to route tweaks, here’s how to stop your daily train or car journey breaking the bankRevealed: new affordable commuter hotspots in Great BritainHomes for sale in new commuter hotspots in England – in picturesFor regular rail travellers, season tickets remain one of the biggest cost savers. A weekly, monthly or annual season ticket will work out much cheaper than paying daily fares, especially if you commute most days. Continue reading...



- Expert witness in Lucy Letby trial did not reveal hospital investigation into his medical workby David Conn and Felicity Lawrence on March 11, 2026 at 7:00 am
Cheshire police and CPS say they were not told about inquiry into Prof Peter Hindmarsh before he gave evidence at nurse’s trialThe police force behind the prosecution of the former nurse Lucy Letby has said it was not informed by a key expert witness before he gave evidence at her trial that he was under investigation over serious concerns in his medical work.The Crown Prosecution Service also told the Guardian it was not aware that Prof Peter Hindmarsh was subject to the formal investigation […]



- The Iran oil crisis has proved Ed Miliband right on green energy. But households still need more help | Mathew Lawrenceby Mathew Lawrence on March 11, 2026 at 7:00 am
Britain’s whole energy economy needs to be reformed – decarbonising the grid is only part of the mixBritain is once again paying the price of an energy system that is more effective at extracting profits than delivering security. Illegal war and geopolitical disruption are sending fossil fuel prices soaring – and because our electricity market turns volatile gas prices into higher electricity bills, families here risk paying the cost. The government is already unpopular. How it responds […]



- A moment that changed me: I was planning to be a musician – then I had my ears syringedby Freya Bennett on March 11, 2026 at 6:45 am
Until that point, all my life’s dreams revolved around becoming a saxophonist. But with sudden and significant hearing loss, I had to face up to a new realityThe first sign that something was wrong was a static noise that emerged suddenly in my left ear. It was 2008 and a doctor had just syringed my ears, washing out the antibiotic drops she had prescribed a week earlier, and which had rendered my world temporarily muffled. I was so relieved the drops were out that I didn’t question the […]



- TV tonight: Brenda Blethyn’s wonderful, horny revenge dramaby Hollie Richardson, Ellen E Jones, Phil Harrison, Ali Catterall and Simon Wardell on March 11, 2026 at 6:10 am
A new retelling of Barbara Taylor Bradford’s hit novel A Woman of Substance. Plus, cracking comedy We Might Regret This. Here’s what to watch this evening 9pm, Channel 4Forty years after the Emmy-nominated adaptation of Barbara Taylor Bradford’s 1979 novel, here’s another wonderful (and horny) retelling of the revenge tale. In the 70s, “richest woman in the world” Emma Harte (Brenda Blethyn) reflects on her life from her New York penthouse. Her story starts at the turn of the 20th […]



