The Guardian today: Tories may compel firms to disclose gap between pay of CEOs and workers

View in browser

the guardian today Friday 25 Aug 2017 Headlines More » Tories may compel firms to disclose gap between pay of CEOs and workers Government plans expected to include requirement that top companies explain ratio between earnings of bosses and staff Theresa May under fire as student visa myth exposed Court seeks arrest warrant for former Thai PM Yingluck Shinawatra after no-show in court Semi-automated truck convoys get green light for UK trials Hurricane Harvey: evacuations under way as monster storm heads for Texas Russian tanker sails through Arctic without icebreaker for first time Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Snobbery is killing the great British sitcom, says Ben Elton Blackadder writer says sitcoms are a 'truly original art form' but now critics and social media pundits dismiss them before they get a chance to grow on people Piece by piece, the case for severing Britain's ties to Europe is falling apart | Martin Kettle Slowdown in London house price growth ebbs as Bristol sees steep fall Mathematical secrets of ancient tablet unlocked after nearly a century of study Trump's $3m White House redesign? It's as drab as a downmarket hotel US public lands: Trump official recommends shrinking national monuments Sport More » Gareth Southgate may still turn to Wayne Rooney for 2018 World Cup Jason Holder urges West Indies to ignore critics and unite for revival | Andy Bull Champions League: group-by-group analysis | Marcus Christenson Comment is free More » It took the horrors of the trenches to finally bring a democracy to death | Giles Fraser: Loose canon After Kim Briggs's death, cyclists must realise that they are traffic too | David Shariatmadari The Guardian view on the new GCSEs: missing the point | Editorial Culture More » James Cameron: 'The downside of being attracted to independent women is that they don't need you' Steven Wilson: the prog rocker topping the charts without anyone noticing Len Goodman's Partners in Rhyme: a terrible toddler's drawing of a show Business More » Bell Pottinger faces sanction over claims it stirred racial tension in South Africa Weak pound is hitting spending rather than boosting UK trade | Larry Elliott Technology More » Samsung: leaked texts shed light on company's manipulation of press Destiny 2 hands-on: sequel opens up world of first-person shooter Travel More » In praise of Tooting, south London Great canoe and kayak trips around the world: readers' travel tips Life and style More » Bath or shower: what floats your boat? Health warning: why the sexy nurse stereotype is no laughing matter Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

Manage your email preferences One-click unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you are a subscriber to Guardian Today - UK edition. Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396

Go Behind the Scenes of GQ's Biggest Stories

Hear exclusive audio commentary from GQ editors View this email in your browser Cover Story Robert Pattinson on Escaping the Paparazzi, His Past, and People Who Keep Asking Questions The ex-Twilight heartthrob talks—guardedly—to Taffy Brodesser-Akner about how he drove a stake through his acting career and then resurrected it. Famous Guys Have Fashion Problems Too The Style Guy Answers Fashion Questions from John Mayer, Diplo, and More This month, The Style Guy helps out a few of our famous friends with their most pressing menswear conundrums. A New Way to Experience GQ Introducing GQ Backstory GQ has partnered with American Express Platinum to evolve the way GQ readers experience the magazine, by pairing print with editorial audio commentary. Click on an article featured in this newsletter and scroll to the bottom to listen to exclusive behind the scenes stories with our editors. Or listen on Soundcloud by clicking here. Movie Mavericks Steven Soderbergh Has a Brilliant Plan to Destroy Hollywood The director behind Ocean's 11, Magic Mike, and, now, Logan Lucky quit Hollywood in disgust over what it had become. Now he’s back to blow up the system for good. NFL Can Dak Prescott Handle the Pressure of Being America’s Quarterback? Just a year after he was drafted, Dak Prescott is the leader of the most valuable franchise in the NFL. So can he hack it? GQ Backstory We Talked to Hollywood's Most Exciting Directors on What Makes Great Movies Hear the exclusive backstory from GQ's Brett Martin on our candid conversations with the most talented and revolutionary directors in Hollywood. GQ Backstory Our Big Fall Fashion Preview a.k.a. The Return Of Macho Style Join GQ's Digital Style Director Matt Sebra and Style Editor Mark Anthony Green and drool over the coming season's most coveted clothes, as worn by scene-stealing Baby Driver actor Jon Bernthal. GQ Backstory Mahershala Ali Thinks We Can Still Make this Country Great Go behind our July cover story with Carvell Wallace, Chris Cox, and Mahershala Ali as the Oscar-winner talks about his real first name, and his "convoluted relationship with patriotism." GQ Backstory Is The Rock Really Running for President? Go behind the cover story with Caity Weaver, who spent a few days with the ex-wrestler, pumping iron and pounding water (gotta stay hydrated!) and figuring out if The Rock is meant for higher office. This email was sent to you by GQ Exclusive. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e–mail address, GQ@newsletter.gq.com, to your address book. View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe Copyright © Condé Nast 2017. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10038. All rights reserved.