Daisy Schofield News Today

I didn’t realize my wonky eyebrows were so dear to me until they were gone.

From big in the 70s to shut down in the 80s, UK queer clubs are now experiencing a new wave of gay sex-positivity.

In today’s newsletter: After 18 months of brutal fighting, the country has stunned the world with its warcraft, even as our foreign correspondent details the mood among citizens, reports of corruption and prospects for peace talks

With Hollywood at a standstill, some of the biggest reality stars are calling for fundamental shift in the balance of power inside unscripted entertainment.

In today’s newsletter: As police in the UK launch an investigation into what happened to missing artefacts, an art detective explains why such thefts are so difficult to prevent

<strong>Letter: </strong>The use of laughing gas can result in subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord, which leads to paralysis, writes <strong>Dr Janet Grace</strong>

A reboot of the defunct New Labour policy would increase on-the-spot fines and give the police terrifying new powers, says journalist Daisy Schofield

In today’s newsletter: More than 120,000 penalties were handed out during the pandemic – but there’s a question of how fairly they were issued

In today’s newsletter: The Guardian’s special correspondent Heather Stewart talks us through the best, worst and most likely result of another chaotic day in the money markets

Molly-Mae Hague has faced backlash for her comments made on a podcast about her privilege and these Twitter reactions tweets are the best on the internet.