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the guardian today Monday 02 Sep 2013 g Editor's picks More » Obama 'has the right' to strike Syria regardless of Congress vote, says Kerry Secretary of state says the US has evidence that sarin gas was used in chemical attacks, as the Obama administration seeks to persuade congressional sceptics of military action Sir David Frost: from television frontman to visionary tycoon | Mark Lawson School students face new English and maths hurdle British soldiers arrested over alleged assault of New York policeman MediaGuardian lists digital consumer as most powerful industry figure Egypt: Mohamed Morsi may stand trial on violence charges Most viewed in last 24 hours More » David Moyes is fooling nobody – Manchester United did not 'play well' | Daniel Taylor Daniel Taylor: David Moyes' defiant claims after Manchester United's defeat at Liverpool may be emulating Sir Alex Ferguson's diversionary tactic but they sounded hollow Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend's action Lady Gaga – review David Moyes stays cool over need for Manchester United reinforcements Real Madrid confirm signing of Gareth Bale in reported €100m deal Fukushima radiation levels 18 times higher than previously thought Sport More » Arsenal 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur | Premier League match report US Open 2013: Andy Murray in fourth round after beating Florian Mayer Stuart Broad says absence of big names for ODI series is no problem Comment is free More » The Westminster elite can't engage the public on Syria | John Harris How to end the silly season | Helen Lewis Syria: the US public faces a grim reality TV choice | Jonathan Steele Culture More » How Mutya, Keisha and Siobhan – aka the Sugababes – became MKS Sheridan Smith and David Walliams: from sitcoms to sexed-up Shakespeare Bono on Seamus Heaney: 'His words have kept me afloat' Business More » China's factory growth returns, but India suffers contraction - live Vodafone confirms talks over $130bn sale of Verizon Wireless Technology More » Record labels ask broadband providers to collect data on illegal downloads Microsoft and Google to sue over US surveillance requests Travel More » Mitch Tonks' food tour of the West Country A chef's tour of north-west England Life and style More » The Slane Girl Twitter scandal proves that women can't make mistakes Fearne Cotton: "You cannot fix the bad boy. He'll break your heart" Eyewitness picture of the day More » Participants climb an art installation before sunrise at the Burning Man arts and music festival in the Black Rock desert Reuters Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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