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the guardian today Wednesday 14 Aug 2013 g Editor's picks More » Egypt security forces clear Cairo protests – live Clashes are being reported as authorities move in to disperse protesters calling for the return of ousted President Morsi Ed Miliband to attack coalition over 'cost of living crisis' in UK Indian submarine explodes and sinks in Mumbai, trapping 18 crew Private schools may drop A-levels due to Michael Gove's plans for overhaul Palestinians celebrate prisoner release Murder inquiry launched after 'star pupil' stabbed to death in east London Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Wayne Rooney not for sale – at any price, Manchester United tell Chelsea Manchester United have taken the top-level decision that Wayne Rooney will not be sold to Chelsea at any cost whatever the potential risks of keeping an unhappy player World's top 100 universities 2013: their reputations ranked by Times Higher Education Liverpool poised to make £30m bid for Brazilian midfielder Willian Chelsea consider £5m move for Samuel Eto'o as Wayne Rooney chase fades Have we literally broken the English language? | Martha Gill Downton Abbey says goodbye Matthew Crawley – hello electric food mixer Sport More » England players relishing Scotland challenge, says Steven Gerrard Christine Ohuruogu, the new Iron Lady, sets sights on a Rio curtain call Kevin Pietersen to miss Twenty20 finals day to prepare for fifth Test Comment is free More » A 21st-century Nasser could give the Arab world its voice | Seumas Milne Labour should hammer home one simple message on the economy | Robert Skidelsky Where's the class in Paul O'Grady's Working Britain? | Lynsey Hanley Culture More » Film today: your daily movie bulletin Guardian Edinburgh books podcast: Kathleen Taylor and Giovanni Frazzetto Photographic archive of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera - in pictures Business More » Eurozone set to exit 18-month double-dip recession Investment tycoon Prem Watsa emerges as leading BlackBerry bidder Technology More » Facebook: four out of five daily users log on via smartphone or tablet How many Chrome browser passwords could you pick in one minute? Travel More » Backpackers' diaries: in Mongolia, disaster strikes for Zac Beaujolais wine route: top 10 guide Life and style More » Austerity addicts: why is 1940s nostalgia all the rage? Women's shorts for summer 2013: the definitive guide Eyewitness picture of the day More » Cockle fishers harvest their catch on sandbanks at the Foulnaze cockle fishery on the Lancashire coast. The beds have opened for only the third time in more than 20 years, allowing a 12-day window for licensed permit holders to operate Christopher Thomond for the Guardian Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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