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Cannes film festival: Léa Seydoux is a wife and mother whose life unravels when police arrive to quiz her husband; Jella Haase is a detective dealing with her ailing father’s misdeeds

New map reshapes representative Steve Cohen’s majority-Black Memphis district and gives advantage to Republicans

Cannes film festival: This lively documentary about everyone’s favourite hot-headed footballer/unlikely Ken Loach star will give more than just fans a kick

From Theguardian RSS Feed: The Guardian view on Trump in Beijing: the US and China are playing the waiting game | Editorial

Letters: Readers respond to a long read article by editor-in-chief Katharine Viner on surviving the information crisis

Letters: Salley Vickers and Carrie Eckersley respond to a letter on Richard Dawkins and his chats with AI bots

Letter: Denis Hodžić was surprised to see a photograph of his favourite childhood hobby in his favourite paper

Letters: Maggie Rylance deployed a red spotted handkerchief in memory of her dad, while Terry O’Hara was tempted by the Parthenon

Minute-by-minute report: Join Rob Smyth for updates as two sides with Champions League qualification hopes meet at Villa Park

Cannes film festival: Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s ocean-hopping treatise on love and mortality is undeniably beautiful – but it works best in its quieter, compassionate moments rather than the flurries of self-conscious solemnity

Cannes film festival: The great Russian director of Leviathan, Loveless and The Return has overcome extraordinary obstacles to present his first film in nine years

It’s your life in their hands, but what kind of life is that? No wonder a wearied, confused public has mobilised into tribes – or just tuned out, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

From Theguardian RSS Feed: Scottish title finale latest, Mbappé says he is ‘fourth choice’, Fletcher slams City Youth Cup ‘parade’ – football live

Exclusive: Contract changes mean Post Office outlets inside TG Jones stores would be easier to close, with up to 60 possibly affected

From Hindemith’s jazz-age energy to Schoenberg’s existential angst, and Kurt Weill’s biting satire to Korngold’s neo-Romanticism, this lively recording is a perfect example of the kind of music the Nazis couldn’t abide.

Guardian columnist Rafael Behr talks through a tumultuous day for Labour and Keir Starmer – following the resignation of health secretary Wes Streeting, and the renewed possibility of a Westminster comeback for Andy Burnham

Cannes film festival: Iranian auteur Asghar Farhadi returns to France with this intriguing middleweight meta-drama featuring a cameo from Catherine Deneuve

From Theguardian RSS Feed: The Guardian view on a cabinet resignation: Labour’s leadership crisis is really an identity crisis | Editorial

Editorial: The new government in Budapest has already made an impact in Brussels. At home, the new prime minister is so far doing and saying the right things

Letters: Former Europe minister Denis MacShane says Sir Keir Starmer could be more effective as foreign secretary than prime minister. Plus letters from Bernie Evans, Keith Flett, Alec Hamilton and Douglas Currie