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the guardian today Friday 23 Aug 2013 g Editor's picks More » US holds spate of Syria talks as concern grows over chemical weapons claims John Kerry discusses options with foreign counterparts, while Ban Ki-moon sends UN disarmament chief to Damascus High street chains accused of discount pricing scams Warnings of heavy traffic in Britain over bank holiday weekend Gang rape of photo-journalist in Mumbai sparks outcry Yahoo! overtakes Google in US website visitors for first time in two years ONS to change method of calculating zero-hours contracts Most viewed in last 24 hours More » As a Democrat, I am disgusted with President Obama | Jeff Jarvis Jeff Jarvis: I voted for Obama reluctantly, but never did I imagine he would become another Richard Nixon Liverpool ready to rebuff any Real Madrid transfer bid for Luis Suárez 'I am Chelsea Manning,' says jailed soldier formerly known as Bradley Ben Affleck to play Batman in Man of Steel sequel Russian military hovercraft ploughs into crowded beach - video Lavabit founder: 'My own tax dollars are being used to spy on me' Sport More » Andy Murray draws Michaël Llodra in first round of US Open Australia in command at Oval as England try to stay in the game Dinamo Tbilisi 0-5 Tottenham Hotspur | Europa League play-off 1st leg Comment is free More » The MacTaggart Lecture: How Netflix killed the watercooler moment – and breathed new life into TV | Kevin Spacey Privatising the railways was a disaster. It's time to renationalise | Caroline Lucas Why Ed Miliband will be Britain's next prime minister | Peter Hain and John Denham Culture More » Film today: your daily movie bulletin Franz Ferdinand: Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action – review Chris and Carl's Edinburgh Hangout, episode three - video Business More » German economic growth confirmed as strongest for more than a year – live Nasdaq shutdown renews fears over stock market stability Technology More » Ubuntu Edge smartphone fails to reach $32m crowdfunding target Technology companies fight for funds as venture capitalists look elsewhere Travel More » Ten new things to do on holiday in the Lake District Top 10 budget restaurants and cafes in Brighton Life and style More » Relax, whales: Kim Basinger has your back How to make the perfect bean burgers Eyewitness picture of the day More » Australian opener David Warner is caught behind off James Anderson as England claim the first wicket in the opening session of the fifth and final Ashes Test at the Oval Tom Jenkins for the Guardian Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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