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The Guardian view on Kemi Badenoch and the economy: a plan stuck in the Tory comfort zone

Editorial: The Conservative leader’s choice of a new shadow chancellor shows a lack of insight into the reasons why the party was defeated at the last election

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

The Guardian view on Israeli settlements: Britain can no longer look away

Editorial: International law, European action and UK public opinion point the same way. Britain should stop helping to sustain Israeli settlements economically

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

What did I learn in the kitchen this week? The longer it takes to cook, the less you want to eat it

After grilling, skinning, chopping and stirring, stirring, stirring, my feelings towards my favourite Balkan relish, ajvar, changed. Those Macedonian nans must be made of girders, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

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An update on Guardian Jobs

After bringing together like-minded job seekers and employers for many years Guardian Jobs is closing

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

I was once ashamed to admit I’d been strangled nonconsensually during sex. Now I’m speaking up to save women’s lives

Young men are being taught that acts with the potential to kill are erotic. The Albanese government must urgently regulate big tech and criminalise pornography depicting strangulation

The Guardian - AU · Sep 2

Trump spends billions to deport Black and brown people. But he wants to double cash aid for white ‘refugees’

‘Where the wealthiest country in the world allocates money has always been a question of political will over political way’

The Guardian - US · Sep 2

OPINION - It’s parental panic time — my son is off to big school and I’m losing my little boy

I haven’t been able to verify this scientifically, but I am nevertheless beginning to realise that time can simultaneously speed up and slow down during the school summer holidays. As I write this, I am less than a day from sending my oldest son to secondary school for the first…

Evening Standard · Sep 2

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Farewell Keir Starmer, a terrible politician whom we desperately wanted to be something more

‘U-turn’ doesn’t do justice to the myriad ways he found to break a pledge. Now the former PM is resigning as an MP, why did I have such high hopes? asks Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

Trump’s ridiculous bullying of Canada is backfiring

The US president’s need to assert dominance is igniting patriotism abroad and a backlash at home

The Guardian - US · Sep 2

Trump’s threat against an NBC journalist is an attack on reality

The president’s call for the FCC to scrutinize Kristen Welker’s innocuous remarks is a sign of desperation

The Guardian - US · Sep 2

Thames Water, I refuse to pay the sewage charge in my bill while you pollute Britain’s rivers and coastlines

I will calmly read all the threatening letters and await the court case against me. But I will take a stand even if our government won’t, says Jenny Jones, a Green party peer

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

The deportation of Milo Yiannopoulos signals a rupture within Maga

The far-right provocateur helped galvanize a movement that no longer needs him. Now his imitators are claiming victory

The Guardian - US · Sep 2

Free cholesterol tests on the NHS are great – but here’s the five-point health MOT I’d really like to see

You could be walking around symptom-free and not know you’re pre-diabetic, living with hypertension or at a high risk of a heart attack, says public health academic Prof Devi Sridhar

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

Andy Burnham has already made a mistake that will cost him his premiership: he lost his nerve over political donations

Being subservient to the interests of the wealthy now means that his hands are tied, and he will be unable to tackle Britain’s most pressing issues, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

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The shadow of the AfD hangs over German democracy – but I still have faith in my adopted country

As I celebrate five years of citizenship, the far right is poised to take control in Saxony-Anhalt. Courage is needed to defeat it, says author John Kampfner

The Guardian - AU · Sep 2

Tech giants are trying to obliterate privacy. Australia has a rare chance to take back part of their power

‘Pervert glasses’ are selling out, tick-a-box consent is broken and the spectre of surveillance is invading all aspects of our lives

The Independent UK · Sep 1

Andy Burnham is right to end the scandal of indefinite sentencing

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The new prime minister deserves credit for acting to end the injustice of people imprisoned for many years longer than those guilty of equivalent offences, an injustice against which The Independent has campaigned. Such political risk-taking bodes well for his future prospects

France 24 · Sep 1

School without screens: Will France's high school phone ban fly?

A lot happened during summer recess: France's constitutional council struck down the core of a new law to ban social media for under-15s, but it did validate the extension to high schoolers of a phone ban already in effect for younger pupils. Why one but not the other? On the…

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

The Guardian view on the global bond shock: Andy Burnham should take note

Editorial: Japan’s collision with Donald Trump reveals the dilemma facing Britain: economic independence is becoming more necessary – and more tricky to achieve

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

The Guardian view on loneliness: the decline in friendship leaves gen Z exposed

Editorial: Problems with housing, jobs and technology have dented young people’s confidence in the future and each other

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

Burnham’s ambitious plans need room to breathe – and Westminster suffocates change

A summer on the road suited the prime minister’s open style, but now the walls of conventional politics are closing in, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

Olivia Rodrigo is standing up for the vulnerable. I wish Taylor Swift would do the same

This weekend, Rodrigo raised millions for charities that benefit women and girls, and she has previously been vocal about Gaza and ICE. With free speech increasingly under threat, her peers should take note

The Guardian - AU · Sep 1

Forget T-maxxing – the manosphere’s obsession with testosterone is just fear-maxxing

Testosterone replacement therapy comes with serious and potentially irreversible health risks including infertility and early heart disease

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

The rich and powerful are already trying to sway the next election – I have a plan to stop them

A bill proposing a cap on donations is up for debate this week. We must seize this chance to keep big money out of our politics, says MP Stella Creasy

The Guardian - US · Sep 1

What should we do with Trump’s monstrous architectural legacy?

Questions over Trump’s ballroom and other structures might not feel urgent. But when his reign ends, Trumpism must be repudiated

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