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Eurosceptics playing into Vladimir Putin's hands, says Labour
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guardian
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Australian spy officer was sent to New Zealand to lead new surveillance unit
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guardian
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Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke to pay $7.4m to Marvin Gaye's family over Blurred Lines
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guardian
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Real Madrid made to sweat by never-say-die Schalke but shock averted
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guardian
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Egyptian Medical Examiner’s Spokesman Blames Shaimaa el-Sabbagh’s Death on Her Thinness
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nytimes
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Borussia Mönchengladbach end Bayern Munich’s six-match winning run
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guardian
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Elcho Island battered as cyclone Nathan intensifies
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guardian
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Louis van Gaal hails Manchester United as Liverpool’s Gerrard apologises
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guardian
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Germany’s John Degenkolb wins Milan-San Remo one-day classic
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guardian
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Florida drops charges against woman over damage to Satanic Temple display
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guardian
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Many Scots will vote SNP hoping to help Labour rediscover its soul
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guardian
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Iranian commentators warn of the 'vultures of Riyadh'
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guardian
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Russia sends rouble tumbling after cutting main interest rate
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guardian
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Five face trial over terror plot to kill London police or soldiers
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guardian
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Alexander Litvinenko inquiry: six things we’ve learned so far
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guardian
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Suge Knight arrested on suspicion of murder over hit-and-run death
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guardian
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