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the guardian today Monday 09 Sep 2013 g Editor's picks More » Ed Miliband vows to get tough on zero-hours contracts Labour's crackdown comes as UK languishes near bottom of G20 pay league Hague and Kerry to discuss Syria as poll shows UK opposes strikes Russia's rival mayoral candidates give Vladimir Putin bloody nose No 10 denies David Cameron red box security breach Police in firing line over growing use of Tasers Prince Andrew 'grateful' for Buckingham Palace police apology Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Syria chemical weapons attack not ordered by Assad, says German press Bild am Sonntag cites high-level German surveillance source suggesting Syrian president was not personally behind attacks Russia wages war on emo kids One Direction star Louis Tomlinson clattered by Gabriel Agbonlahor Dennis Rodman's slip gives away name of North Korean leader's baby 'Titstare' app at Techcrunch: women in tech deserve better | Amy Gray 10 ways to survive the Tony Abbott years | Ben Pobjie Sport More » Serena Williams digs in to beat Victoria Azarenka in US Open final Michael Clarke's Australia take lead against England in ODI series Frank Lampard looks to end England career on a high at World Cup Comment is free More » Chris Huhne: People despise politicians – but whose fault is that? The US has little credibility left: Syria won't change that | Gary Younge The Labour party must get ready for the next generation | Tom Watson Culture More » Bestival 2013 – review Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom: Toronto 2013 - first look review Last Night of the Proms – review Business More » TSB returns to the high street as Lloyds splits its branches New European law to clamp down on market price-rigging Technology More » Apple to 'brighten everyone's day' with iPhone double launch in Cupertino Microsoft makes Xbox Music streaming available all over the web Travel More » Ceredigion: myths, magic and mystery in Wales's Hinterland Italy: food and fantasy on a road trip in Emilia-Romagna Life and style More » Can you smell the perfect partner? My underactive thyroid was slowly killing me Eyewitness picture of the day More » Concertgoers wave flags in the Royal Albert Hall during the last night of the Proms. Marin Alsop became the first woman to conduct the event in the concert season's 119th year AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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