Google Cloud accidentally deletes UniSuper’s online account due to ‘unprecedented misconfiguration’
UniSuper and Google Cloud have apologised to members left without account access for more than a week after a ‘misconfiguration’ problem. Photograph: Ammentorp Photography/Alamy UniSuper and Google Cloud have apologised to members left without account access for more than a week after a ‘misconfiguration’ problem. Photograph: Ammentorp Photography/Alamy
Green Book producer sent angry emails to critics of the film
Charles B Wessler accepts the best picture Oscar for Green Book. Photograph: Kevin Winter/Getty Images
Conductor and composer André Previn dies at 89
Previn was born in Berlin in 1929, but his family fled Nazi Germany for the US, and he became an American citizen in 1943. He grew up in Los Angeles and, while still in his teens, started writing film scores and working as a jazz pianist, appearing with Ella Fitzgerald, among others. During military service in the early 50s, he took conducting lessons with Pierre Monteux, and, at the age of 32, ab
This change in the law on organ donation will save hundreds of lives | Cole Moreton
At the same time as Max lay dying, Keira Ball was on her way to a free-running event in the West Country with her mum, Loanna, and her brother. She was also nine years old. Tragically, their Vauxhall Vectra was in a head-on collision with a 4x4 driven by a farmer and towing a cattle trailer. Keira was rushed to Bristol Royal hospital for children, where it was found she had a severe brain injury.
A Man Lies Dreaming by Lavie Tidhar review – a noir novel about the Holocaust
A Holocaust novel like no other, Lavie Tidhar's A Man Lies Dreaming comes crashing through the door of literature like Sam Spade with a .38 in his hand. This is a shocking book as well as a rather brilliant one, and it treats the topic of genocide with a kind of energetic unseriousness. That hasn't, of course, been the general approach. Personal testimonies by the likes of Primo Levi and Elie Wies
'The beginning of great change': Greta Thunberg hails school climate strikes
The 16-year-old welcomed the huge mobilisation planned in the UK, which follows demonstrations by tens of thousands of school and university students in Australia, Belgium, Germany, the United States, Japan and more than a dozen other countries. “I think it’s great that England is joining the school strike in a major way this week. There has been a number of real heroes on school strike, for insta
Michael Cohen to call Donald Trump a racist, cheat and conman in first public hearing
Michael Cohen is to accuse Donald Trump of being a “racist”, a “conman” and a “cheat” who had advanced knowledge that a longtime adviser was communicating with WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign, according to opening testimony he will deliver to Congress on Wednesday. Cohen’s prepared remarks, confirmed by the Guardian, include a series of explosive allegations about the presidential campaign. The
The Bridge fans elevate detective Saga's Porsche to cult following
For avid viewers of The Killing, it was Detective Inspector Sarah Lund's Faroe Isle jumper that was the object of their unbridled envy. Fans of its Nordic noir rival, The Bridge, however, appear to be obsessing over something rather more turbo-charged. As the second series of the joint Danish/Swedish thriller reaches the halfway point this weekend, the show's 1.5m British viewers are left steeling
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, threatens to sue Mail on Sunday
Meghan complained to her father about “manufacturing this fictitious narrative” about being cut out of her life with Prince Harry, aided by his regular newspaper and TV interviews. Thomas Markle missed last year’s royal wedding after it was revealed he had colluded with a paparazzi agency to stage photos of himself at home in Mexico. He allowed the Mail on Sunday to publish extracts of the letter
India-Pakistan crisis: a visual guide to the Kashmir tensions
Pakistani soldiers stand next to the wreckage of an Indian fighter in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir. Photograph: STR/AFP/Getty Images
Mark Hollis, lead singer of Talk Talk, dies aged 64
With Hollis as its singer and creative mastermind, the group made a name with 1980s hit singles such as It’s My Life, Today, Talk Talk and Life’s What You Make It. They progressed to albums like Spirit of Eden, which was hailed as a “masterpiece”, and Laughing Stock. His cousin-in-law Anthony Costello tweeted on Monday: “RIP Mark Hollis. Cousin-in-law. Wonderful husband and father. Fascinating and
Why do we say "bless you" when someone sneezes? | Notes and Queries
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific concepts This goes back to more superstitious times when a sneeze was believed to separate the soul from the body. To prevent the devil stealing the soul the incantation “bless you” (i.e. God bless you) was uttered to release the soul from Satan’s clutch
Kant's wild years
He has been famously portrayed as a bore, a man whose habits were so regular that housewives could set their watches by his legendary afternoon walk. But according to three new biographies, the celebrated German philosopher Immanuel Kant was not such a dry stick after all. Far from being a dour Prussian ascetic, the great metaphysician was a partygoer. He enjoyed drinking wine, playing billiards a
How the US has hidden its empire
There aren’t many historical episodes more firmly lodged in the United States’s national memory than the attack on Pearl Harbor. It is one of only a few events that many people in the country can put a date to: 7 December 1941, the “date which will live in infamy,” as Franklin D Roosevelt put it. Hundreds of books have been written about it – the Library of Congress holds more than 350. And Hollyw
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