Perez Hilton hospitalised after live streaming self-harm on Tiktok
Emergency services were seen outside Hilton’s home in Miami on Tuesday night after members of the public reported seeing Hilton harm himself
Catch of the day: a seafood safari on France’s culinary coast
From Calais to Le Touquet, the Côte d’Opale is home to thriving fishing ports, grand old seaside resorts and restaurants serving the freshest seafood
India’s ruling BJP loses byelection in stronghold after Cockroach student protests
Opposition parties say nationwide protests that forced resignation of education secretary are beginning to dent BJP support
Jetstar to charge fees to put carry-on luggage in overhead lockers
Airline to remove 7kg weight limit for carry-on bags and introduce new fee from February 2027
The Ghost of the Mountains by Kulbhushansingh Suryawanshi review – the secrets of the snow leopard
An Indian mountaineer follows in the footsteps of explorers and conservationists in search of an enigmatic animal
Himmler’s ‘anti-Nazi’ masseur: exposing the lies and fantasies of the SS chief’s ‘magic Buddha’
Felix Kersten, the personal therapist of Hitler’s principal enforcer, claimed to have saved countless lives from the Holocaust. A new feature film exposes him as a narcissist prone to myth-making
Queens of the Dead review – drag performers slay on the party scene in playful zombie comedy
Tina Romero’s queer spin on the horror genre delivers plenty of laughs and splattery fun – even if the storytelling occasionally stumbles
NSW Liberal leader defers decision on frontbencher Damien Tudehope after leak revelations at Icac
Kellie Sloane says ‘leaking a report is never good’ as Reformer Jean-Claude Perrottet tells inquiry group signed up members to ‘dodgy’ branches
Right turn on green: is the Telegraph changing its tune on the climate?
Flurry of articles has raised eyebrows and prompted a response from Kemi Badenoch defending stance on net zero
Better off together: could combining pension pots boost your retirement income?
Many UK workers have cash in multiple schemes – should you roll them into one? There are pros and cons
Daniel Andrews defends actions as opposition labels Labor ‘a gangster government’ after Ibac report released
Victorian corruption watchdog finds ‘serious and concerning’ conduct by senior Andrews government members in dealings with union boss
Wednesday briefing: ​How misinformation and ​a​ hardened immigration policy ​turned Ceuta ​into Europe’s ​latest ​flashpoint
In today’s newsletter: The past week shows how quickly images, rumours and ​right-wing political opportunism can eclipse the facts on the ground
Keep calm and carry on: two travellers weigh in on Jetstar’s new overhead locker baggage fees
Is the budget airline’s plan to charge for carry-on bag storage a tax on bad behaviour, or just plain old price gouging? Two Guardian staffers check in
El-Sayed holds narrow lead in Michigan Senate primary but race too close to call
Abdul El-Sayed and his opponent Haley Stevens were both optimistic late in the evening, and said the results of the state’s Democratic primary might take until Wednesday morning to arrive
Labor plans migration cuts as Tony Burke pulls out of major speech
As home affairs minister’s National Press Club address is postponed, refugee advocates lament missed ‘opportunity to bring Australians together’
Peter Gill obituary
Acclaimed playwright and director whose reputation was forged at the Royal Court theatre in London
Homes in Australia are now cheaper – why can’t the government sell this good news story?
Ministers love to claim credit for things like cheaper petrol and cheaper pharmaceuticals – why not cheaper housing?
TV tonight: a heart-warming time with Welsh male voice choirs
Voices of the Valleys is a lovely new series on Sky Arts. Plus: Guy Montgomery’s sweet spelling gameshow returns. Here’s what to watch this evening