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Young people at Centrepoint's Camberwell hostel worked with photographer Jonathan Cherry to document the moments in their life that lead them to seek the support and shelter offered by the homelessness charity
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The Smart Energy Challenge has given people a hassle-free means of taking control over their energy use
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Help someone who is homeless this Christmas by paying for them to come in from the cold
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Thousands of Filipinos flee their homes as the country prepares to be hit by typhoon Hagupit on Saturday
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A football match between two local teams is brought to a halt after a stubborn billy-goat refuses to leave the pitch
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Nasa successfully launches its new Orion spacecraft on Friday for an unmanned trial run around Earth
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Just days after winning an FSF award, the Football Weekly pod squad went on the road to Logan Hall in central London for their biggest live show yet
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The family of Luke Somers call for al-Qaida to release the photojournalist currently held captive in Yemen
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Two car bombs in the Shia district of Sadr City in Baghdad killed at least 15 people dead and injured 50
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Tom Copas is a farmer with 40,000 turkeys – and two turkey dogs
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Nigel Farage says women who breastfeed in public should do so without being 'ostentatious'
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The prime minister, David Cameron, says strengthening security partnerships with Afghanistan will help defeat terrorism
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New York mayor Bill de Blasio says race inequality is an American problem after a grand jury failed to indict a police officer over the death of Eric Garner
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Protesters gather in New York and Washington for a second night after a grand jury rejected calls to indict a white police officer over the death of an unarmed black man
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The Guardian Film Show The Guardian Film Show: St Vincent, Black Sea and Men, Women and Children - video reviews
The film team review this week's big releases, including Bill Murray reeling out the Bill Murray-isms in grumpy old man comedy St Vincent, and Jude Law hoping his Scottish accent doesn't sink him in submarine thriller Black Sea
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As protests into a chokehold death at the hands of the NYPD continue, Guardian US columnist Steven W Thrasher visits the 'scene of a crime that is not the scene of a crime' and looks ahead to a movement that isn't going to end anytime soon
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What you should hear this week Why Company by the Drink is the one album you should hear this week – video
Alexis Petridis recommends the Drink's debut album, Company, which gathers together the London trio's first three EPs
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The # has invaded our daily lives and hijacked the way we communicate. But how did it come to dominate global digital culture? Ollie Peart dares to find out
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The immigration minister says he won't take any moral lectures from Labor or the Greens in the wake of new asylum seeker laws passing the Senate
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Senior ABC journalist Sarah Ferguson delivers a punchy Walkley awards speech that made for awkward listening for the corporation's management
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Senator Ricky Muir says he wrestled with the decision of backing changes to asylum seeker laws in the senate
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CCTV footage shows a female suspect entering a shopping mall in the UAE capital, where an American schoolteacher was stabbed to death
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Footage filmed by a bystander shows Eric Garner being wrestled to the ground in a chokehold by an NYPD officer before turning limp
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Graffiti artist Ben Eine reveals his surprise at being invited to Downing Street for tea and biscuits
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Director Sam Mendes announces plans for a new James Bond film, entitled Spectre, the 24th film in the series
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The chancellor says there will be 'difficult decisions ahead' as the government tries to create economic prosperity
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Assistant chief constable of South Wales police Nikki Holland discusses the terror arrests made in Cardiff and Barry and asks for co-operation from local communities. Five men between the ages of 19 and 32 were arrested on Thursday morning under the Terrorism Act. Two men were also arrested in south-east London by counter-terrorism police
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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini and Sunderland's Gus Poyet react to City's 4-1 win at the Stadium of Light
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Smoke rises from burning buildings in Grozny, the capital of Russia's Chechnya region, after a night of violence
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Off the Page: microplays from the Royal Court and the Guardian School Gate: Anna Maxwell Martin and Liz White star in a microplay by the Guardian and the Royal Court – video
An after-school encounter captures two parents' hopes and fears for their children's future. A microplay about education starring Anna Maxwell Martin and Liz White
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Three women give details of their alleged abuse by comedian Bill Cosby several decades ago
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What you should watch this week Why Open Bethlehem is the one film you should watch this week – video review
Peter Bradshaw recommends Leila Sansour's documentary, about her attempts to unite Christians, Muslims and Jews in their desire for free access to the Holy City
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Thousands took to the streets in New York in protest over the decision not to criminally prosecute Daniel Pantaleo, an NYPD officer who killed Eric Garner in a chokehold
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Australia for the first time exercised sweeping new security powers allowing it to block citizens from travelling to overseas conflict zones such as those in Iraq and Syria
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The Palmer United party leader, Clive Palmer, says the creation of the safe haven enterprise visa will provide hope to asylum seekers
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Topics
- Eric Garner
- Australian politics
- New York
- US policing
- Protest
- Race issues
- Australian immigration and asylum
- Middle East and North Africa
- David Cameron
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Iraq
- Manuel Pellegrini
- UK security and counter-terrorism
- Palmer United party
- Autumn statement 2014
- Comedy
- Breastfeeding
- Yemen
- James Bond
- Jason Reitman