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SHOCKING: Kenan malik - What They Never Told You

Austerity hurts more than a smack

Letters: when services that support vulnerable families are cut to the bone, it’s no wonder society breaks down

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We stand together on the Middle East crisis, united in grief

Shared humanity unifies us, write leading UK. figures from Islam, Christianity and Judaism

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Israel does not act for all Jews

A conversation about the effect of Israel’s actions in Gaza is vital

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Letters: saving civilian lives in Gaza must be paramount

Showing restraint, compassion for the innocent and acting according to humanitarian ideals are not weaknesses

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How I became a ‘woke’ villain with treacherous views too heretical for civil servants’ ears

Priti Patel and the Telegraph seem afraid that such weak creatures would fall under my political spell should I come in contact with them

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Freedom of speech: resist the rise of the intolerant

Whether on trans or other issues, speaking out to silence others has no place in a democratic society

The Guardian - UK

Don’t know whether to vote for Rishi Sunak or Keir Starmer? The choice is easy

We are not ‘all in this together’: there are clear dividing lines between the two leaders

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ChatGPT can tell jokes, even write articles. But only humans can detect its fluent bullshit

It has been hailed as the AI program that could spell the end of search engines, but we should beware putting our trust in a machine

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Letters: in the UK, the far right works from within

Britain’s two-party system excludes smaller, extreme parties from parliament. But they operate in more insidious ways

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We internalised the fatwa against Salman Rushdie. This horrific attack is what follows

There has been terrible retreat from freedom of expression. We should ponder that as we condemn this outrage, says Jo Glanville, former editor of Index on Censorship

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