
Trump claims he is only ‘guardrail’ needed to control AI as top Republicans join him in dismissing calls for more checks – live
Shrai Popat (now); Lucy Campbell and Tom Ambrose (earlier)

Shrai Popat (now); Lucy Campbell and Tom Ambrose (earlier)

Editorial: The vast sums given to Nigel Farage’s party in recent days must lead to action on political funding
Editorial

Minute-by-minute report: Leeds and Newcastle are both unbeaten after three games – who will prevail at Elland Road? Find out with Daniel Harris
Daniel Harris

Screenwriter points to parallels between two worlds while academic says some of author’s characters ‘would make perfect reality show contestants’
Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent

Teen was swimming at a popular spot at the time of the attack, the latest in a string that have occurred in the state
Maya Yang

President hits out after Anthropic, OpenAI and SpaceX leaders back call to limit ‘reckless’ development
Lauren Almeida


It’s not just that Nigel Farage claimed his movement abhorred the super-rich. It’s also the obscenity of individuals seeking so much sway over who runs the country, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Owen Jones

You can’t buy Dicky’s level of stupidity though it could be argued that Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo just have
John Crace

In an interview about the donations, he said they are compliant with the law ‘today’
Andrew Sparrow

Neck-and-neck with Lula in polls, Flávio Bolsonaro fires up his base in the bellwether state of Minas Gerais – starting at the scene of his father’s stabbing
Tom Phillips in Juiz de Fora

Neck-and-neck with Lula in polls, Flávio Bolsonaro fires up his base in the bellwether state of Minas Gerais – starting at the scene of his father’s stabbing
Tom Phillips in Juiz de Fora
Mark Rutte says attack that narrowly missed Boris Johnson and David Petraeus shows Vladimir Putin’s desperation
Jennifer Rankin in Brussels and Charlotte Higgins and Amy Hawkins in Kyiv
US president blames conflict, and ‘not Iran;, for spike in US diesel prices
Tom Ambrose (now) and Jakub Krupa in Stockholm (earlier)

Miranda Bryant Nordic correspondent

Julie Bindel

You can’t buy Dicky’s level of stupidity though it could be argued that Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo just have
John Crace
In an interview about the donations, he said they are compliant with the law ‘today’
Andrew Sparrow
UK general secretaries had been split on issue but sources say they are likely to back strong words calling for action
Jessica Elgot and Heather Stewart

Jessica Elgot Deputy political editor

Bethan McKernan Wales correspondent

Other lives: Hospitality professional and hotel manager who spent 10 years as the ‘butler’ at Cliveden House
Emma Graham
Soaring oil prices of above $108 a barrel after Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure stoke inflation fears
Richard Partington and Lauren Almeida
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
Graeme Wearden


Kalyeena Makortoff Banking correspondent

President hits out after Anthropic, OpenAI and SpaceX leaders back call to limit ‘reckless’ development
Lauren Almeida
Company behind ChatGPT tells ministers to seize ‘political window’ on regulation as cross-party committee warns of rising threats to human rights
Dan Milmo and Robert Booth
Three little letters - bnb-side’s name is a play on the local b-side arts festival, but Silicon Valley colossus sees threat to global brand
Amelia Hill

Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor


Test head coach to commentate in New Zealand during October and December and will plan South Africa tour with Joe Root over coming weeks
Matt Hughes
While there is caution over the BBC’s informal policy of not picking two athletes from the same sport in its six-person shortlist, Josh Kerr and Amy Hunt are still hopeful of getting well-deserved recognition
Sean Ingle
Angela Stanford, the USA captain, was frustrated by the lack of in-play statistics and has offered a warning to her Ryder Cup counterpart Jim Furyk
Ewan Murray

Andrew Lawrence at Flushing Meadows

Giles Richards in Madrid

Attenders will be asked to take part in tests to see if they have become more open to views they do not agree with
Steven Morris
The subversive bacchanal for San Francisco’s eccentric underground is ageing out amid an influx of the super-rich
Lois Beckett
I had always dreamed of attending the song contest. But all that glitter brought on sensory overload – and I finally understood who I actually was
Scott Bryan

Hacks from the hidden world of test engineering
Alex Bellos
The bright planet and the young crescent moon will make an attractive pairing on Monday evening
Stuart Clark

It’s not just that Nigel Farage claimed his movement abhorred the super-rich. It’s also the obscenity of individuals seeking so much sway over who runs the country, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Owen Jones
Graduates are leaving with an average debt of £53,000 – while entry-level jobs plummet. It’s time for politicians to stop burying their heads in the sand, writes Zoe Williams
Zoe Williams
From the UK to Japan, so many countries need to quickly be brought inside the European tent without the rigours of full membership, says economist Fabian Zuleeg
Fabian Zuleeg