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In unequal households – the majority of heterosexual homes – domestic and emotional pressures on women can have a direct effect on libido.  Alyx Gorman spoke to 55 of them about their love lives.

While last year’s Oscars progressed with relative predictability, this year the four big categories are too close to call. The Guardian’s film critic, Peter Bradshaw makes his final predictions – and highlights who should have been nominated.

Cheryl Cichonski-Urban was getting ready for work when a news story on TV caught her attention. It ended up changing her life.

China has dramatically increased military activities around Taiwan, with more than 3,000 incursions into Taiwan's airspace in 2024 alone. From daily air incursions to strategic military exercises, we explore the four phases of China's approach and what it means for Taiwan's future.

After dodging toxic fans, ‘nepo baby’ jibes and her own projectile vomit, Gracie Abrams has just spent eight weeks at UK No 1. She explains why she’s now writing about our dark, uncertain future.

As vaccine skepticism grows in the US and whole communities become more vulnerable to preventable diseases, Adrienne Matei explores whether it is possible to break through the noise and get people the healthcare they need.

“The new German government must offer hope, not hatred,” writes Johannes Hillje.

Saudi Arabia’s forces are accused of using indiscriminate force on their borders, with reports of deaths and injuries and multiple accounts of women being raped.

Good morning. Keir Starmer pulled out all the stops during his White House meeting to save and protect the decades-old transatlantic alliance.  And it seems, for now, that he achieved it. For today’s newsletter, Nimo Omer goes through the key takeaways from last night.

Canada head coach Jesse Marsch took direct aim at Donald Trump and the current state of discourse in the US in comments to media on Wednesday.