Today

Rwanda and DRC consider peace at last

A US-brokered deal could bring a close to one of the great tragedies of this century

Trevor Phillips vs Michael Dobbs: the Parthenon marbles

They have been on display at the British Museum since the early 19th century but should they be returned to Athens?

Nigel Slater’s midweek dinner: cod, pea and tarragon

‘People say actors should keep out of politics, but life is political’

The Say Nothing star on her latest role as a murdered Russian journalist, switching off from grisly projects and how TV can spark change

Trump’s bombing of Iran opens the door to a new era of conflict

New world order being established by US president’s unilateral interventions may give carte blanche to his rivals

New York’s next mayor will be choked by 400 years of red tape

It’s a big, brutal job ultimately hamstrung by competing state and federal authorities over its shorelines and infrastructure. But that doesn’t mean the race matters any less

Nato is running out of time

The alliance is in a rush to convince the US president it is worth America’s time and money

Lana Del Rey’s midsummer night’s dream

The mesmerising LA artist captures light and shade on her Southern porch – as she kickstarts a wistful, theatrical stadium pop show that is unlike any other

French Channel crossing plans are no silver bullet

Interceptions at sea are highly dangerous and likely to challenge international laws

New York mayor race goes to the wire

Zohran Mamdami, a 33-year-old socialist, is taking on billionaire-backed ex-governor Andrew Cuomo and could upset the Big Apple cart in Tuesday’s primary

Business and activists battle Trump on climate in London

The climate sceptic US president has cast a long shadow over this week’s Climate Innovation Forum

History’s women have more to tell us than their fashion choices

Bunker busters were a warning to the world

Trump hates foreign wars – so he opted for a massive show of strength instead

Ed Miliband: ‘I’m glad Just Stop Oil has closed down’

The energy secretary is not a fan of ‘hair shirt’ environmentalism, instead celebrating the economic benefits of the renewables revolution

Orbán’s rival hopes Pride will come before the fall

Hungary’s opposition leader can’t speak out in favour of the banned Budapest march for fear of losing votes when he tries to break the right’s 15-year grip next year

Princes and dragons: the rise of romantasy

What do young women want to read today? From swords to soulmates, we plot the unstoppable popularity of romantasy fiction

Druids of TikTok: it’s not all Stonehenge and white robes

The modern message is about climate change, the environment and community connection

The battle of Tattle: gossip victims call for website to shut

Public figures tell of impact on their mental health after being targeted by Tattle Life