Letters: Critics of the triple lock seem blind to the plight of struggling pensioners
Plus: the wisdom of Army cuts; time for action on vaping; preserving the best of the BBC; and bearded artificial intelligence
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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Extreme tourism: 'If it was safe, that's not an adventure'
Financial Times: Why do people pay small fortunes to risk their lives?
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Monday briefing: How Boris Johnson bade farewell to parliament … for now
In today’s newsletter: A weekend of chaos has left Rishi Sunak facing three byelections and the Conservative party mired in division yet again
Source: theguardian.com
Worried that women will be prosecuted for using abortion pills? It's already happening | Arwa Mahdawi
Privileged women will always be able to get safe terminations but for the rest prosecutions will have a chilling effect
Source: theguardian.com
From short king spring to 'short men are psychopaths'. When will the obsession with men's height end? | Simon Usborne
A new study claims to have proved that the Napoleon complex is real – but it misses the bigger picture, says feature writer Simon Usborne
Source: theguardian.com
Reactions to Prince Harry's Memoir Spare Are Mixed in Windsor, UK
Prince Harrys bombshell autobiography will be a bestseller, but it hit shelves to little fanfare this morning in the UK.
Source: townandcountrymag.com
You don't know about the Denmark Place fire because its 37 victims didn't count | Simon Usborne
The deadly central London arson attack took place in 1980. A plaque is now being unveiled – but why did it take so long, asks writer Simon Usborne
Source: theguardian.com
Monday briefing: What one man's decade of harassment tells us about stalking in the UK | Crime
In today’s newsletter: Matthew Hardy’s sentence for stalking is believed to be the longest ever handed down for the offence in Britain. What does his case reveal about how the crime is policed?
Source: theguardian.com
Move your fridge and drop the 'shoulds' – 37 expert tips to winter-proof your life | Homes
Rising bills, darker nights and economic meltdown – don’t worry, we’ll get you through it <br>
Source: theguardian.com
Tuesday briefing: Three scenarios for the British economy after the pound slumps
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
Source: theguardian.com