‘We detected unusual activity’: the scam that uses AI to exploit your holiday photos
Fraudsters use pictures posted on Instagram or Facebook to create emails seeking bank account details
Gorging on bearcam: the livestream of big beasts eating that draws millions
Ahead of Fat Bear Week, avid fans are glued to the spectacle of brown bears devouring salmon at Brooks Falls in Alaska
Atsuko Okatsuka: ‘Fans have cut their hair to look like mine, which is a huge commitment’
The comedian and actor on her love for White Chicks, getting a bad Yelp review as a dog walker and doing stand-up during an earthquake
The moment I knew: I heard her beautiful laugh again, and all my emotions came flooding back
Eddie Botha felt an easy connection with Jennifer. But when she went away for a trip, he thought that was the end of their growing romance
Science or fiction? Shadowy ‘paper mills’ let you pay to be a published author – of fraudulent research
Paper mill activity has exploded in recent years, polluting the scientific ecosystem with falsified data and compromising medical research
‘Systemic racism at work’: Sydney council plan for compulsory English shop signage condemned as ‘kind of crazy’
Strathfield council plan ridiculed for making life harder for small business and failing to consult local communities
TV tonight: a remarkable Bafta-winning film gets a vital update
The story of Mir Hussein in Afghanistan, who cameras have now followed for 25 years. Plus: a comedy from the director of Colin from Accounts. Here’s what to watch this evening
Marco Rubio has unique power to promote peace in the world. Why isn’t he doing his job?
As chief US diplomat, Rubio could do great good – but he hasn’t yet. His pandering and neglect are a disgrace we shouldn’t ignore, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall
New UK cost of living crisis looms with soaring energy bills forecast to lift inflation
Latest reading on Wednesday likely to frame scale of challenge for new PM to ease pressures on households amid Iran war fallout
The weekend is 100 years old – but have ‘skiveday Fridays’ and hybrid working ruined it for everyone?
In 1926, Henry Ford gave his employees both Saturdays and Sundays off – and the two-day chunk of time to party, pray or simply do nothing was born. Now it’s changed beyond recognition
Kinz, London W11: ‘No bells, no whistles, just Lebanese food cooked with immense pride’ – restaurant review
Home cooking, but in the most complimentary sense
I haven’t dated for years and want to try again. How do I prepare for the storm?
Do you really want to date, or do you just feel you should? Be kind to yourself, and maybe try real-world dating and avoid the apps for now
Japan’s defence minister heads to Australia to meet Marles in wake of melon-gate controversy
Discussions to focus on Australia’s acquisition of Mogami-class frigate as Japan plays down Albanese’s podcast comments
Destroyed crops, riverbed cyclists and a ‘Rock of Starvation’: how drought has devastated the Danube
The Guardian travelled 100 miles along the EU’s longest river, where some residents are struggling to secure drinking water
The Singer review – come on feel the noise with KT Tunstall’s glowing gig theatre
In Cora Bissett’s highly enjoyable and accessible production, a deaf man reintroduces a busker to the joy of music