Whether it is climate or whether it is vaccines,
when will leaders lead?
Prime minister, are you taking dodgy money?
Prime minister, where are your donations coming from?
The world's longest lockdown is over.
From Italy to the islands of Greece enduring its worst heatwave in decades.
This is the nightmare so many have feared.
Now, glaciers are on average eight metres thinner.
It finally came to an end on Saturday after hours of bargaining.
I'm deeply sorry.
We need global temperature rises to stay within 1.5C.
The clock is ticking.
I regard him as unfit for the job.
This fictional party was a business meeting and it was not socially distanced.
As the country reflects on a gruelling year since the first lockdown,
calls for a public enquiry grow louder.
And I want justice for my dad and for my family.
Exhausted. Actually really upset.
My mother recently got diagnosed with cancer.
And the one thing I wanted to do more than anything was for me to hug her.
Other than water, what are they made of?
Leaders who have developed the anti-Covid vaccines.
Investigative journalism is the lifeblood of the Guardian.
The Guardian has been working with news organisations around the world on a story that we think
has implications for everybody.
Data leaks suggest that activists, politicians and journalists around the world may have been monitored
using mobile phone spyware.
I do believe it poses a greater threat to democracy.
The Pandora Papers are a stunning leak of financial secrets.
It was the Guardian newspaper that published claims from 20 women yesterday.
What do we want? Justice. When do we want it? Now.
The only way that justice can be had is by having no more George Floyds.
Find the defendant guilty.
Guilty on all three counts.
He didn't pull out any guns. No, ma’am.
He just ran. Yes, he just ran.
The idea that this is just what happens in the hood, this is a normal part of life, when it absolutely isn't.
A young woman never made it home.
Women know abduction and murder is just the worst end of a spectrum of everyday male threat to women.
They're demanding change and end to the violence.
47,000 civilian lives later. What was it all for, the last 20 years?
I think everybody is kind of waiting, really, to see how the Taliban rule.
In Gaza, we've seen the most intense Israeli airstrikes for at least seven years.
Why do we have to live a war every four or five years?
We are here because it is unfathomable that we are still having to fight the same tired fight.
Donald Trump incited an insurrection on the US Capitol.
We're going to walk down to the Capitol.
And the academy award goes to Colette.
Thank you so much to the Guardian. We share this award with you.
Living in the forest and close to nature is about taking us back to our roots.
I'm Grace Dent and this is Comfort Eating from the Guardian.
I think I'm going to take a break from playing for a while.
Third place for Sky Brown.
The youngest ever Team GB medallist is also the smiliest.
Two sets to love. 6-4, 6-3.
Welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly, Barry just said to me: 'Are you going to cry at the end?'
How can we possibly prevail over catastrophe? Now we assert.
How can catastrophe possibly prevail over us?
Just so overwhelmed, I'm so happy. FaceTime isn't the same as a hug.
For 200 years, the Guardian has been chasing the truth, challenging the powerful and amplifying stories about people
that might not otherwise be heard.
Independent journalism feels more vital now than ever.
Love you, brother. You're my brother.
200 years and we've only just begun.