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The Zohran Mamdani method can work beyond New York. Take the fight to the right

For too long, the centre has been adopting the language of the right but deploying it with greater civility – to disastrous ends, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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I found something strange on my back – and eventually I just couldn’t ignore it

When I first discovered this vaguely troubling symptom, I embarked upon my tried-and-tested routine for dealing with such things: 1. Pretend it’s not there. 2. Acknowledge it is. 3. Convince myself it’s growing, writes Adrian Chiles

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We can’t let the Tories sabotage this once-in-a-generation chance to reshape the world of work

The employment rights bill is in the Commons today. As Zohran Mamdani’s victory shows, people are desperate for policies that actually improve lives, says Labour MP Angela Rayner

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Zohran Mamdani refused to compromise on his values – and was rewarded for it

His win is a huge victory for all New Yorkers, but it is also meaningful far beyond the five boroughs of this city

The Guardian - US

Why the anger with Billie Eilish? Because it’s against the rules to say what we all know about billionaires

The singer is giving away millions – but the parameters for criticising the super-rich are very narrow, and hardly anyone qualifies, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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There’s a double standard about women cricket we’re not ready to admit

The World Cup victory last Sunday marked a turning point for women’s cricket in India. Pay parity, professional contracts, and the Women’s Premier League were milestones. But this win delivered something else entirely: mass attention. And with visibility comes a question we haven’t adequately addressed: what does it mean for…

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The grace period is over – so what now for Kemi Badenoch, the ‘not Robert Jenrick’ Tory leader?

Desperate to avoid another regicide, the party wanted to give Badenoch a fair crack. But a year in, that resolve is crumbling, says ConservativeHome’s Henry Hill

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OPINION - No wonder Gen Z aren't having much sex — this bedroom habit is embarrassing and completely unforgivable

This generation are having less sex than their parents. This is the culprit

Evening Standard

Usha Vance hasn’t fully Maga-fied herself yet. Is she having moments of doubt?

The second lady is no victim – she has been a major force in JD’s meteoric rise. But as a former Democrat, what does she really think of the political world she’s landed in?

The Guardian - UK

Camouflage clothing may be having a moment – but in our violent world, is that wise?

Some say it’s just ‘a stylish alternative to denim’, but the politics of who gets to wear military-adjacent garb is increasingly fraught, says writer Ellie Violet Bramley

The Guardian - UK

Economic policy is one thing Nigel Farage can’t crib from the Donald Trump playbook

The Maga model, based on the US’s exorbitant market privileges, can’t be imported to Britain. That’s going to be a problem for Reform UK, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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Mamdani’s victory is a rebuke to the failed strategies of the Democratic party

The Democratic party appears listless and unprincipled, unwilling to fight because they do not believe in anything. Zohran Mamdani is the opposite of this

The Guardian - US

I miss the days before people like me were looked on with suspicion in the streets of Amsterdam

Geert Wilders is out of power but his rhetoric is entrenched. Even Dutch liberals show little interest in the contribution of migrants, says Netherlands-based author Jamal Mahjoub

The Guardian - UK

‘A historic victory’: our panel reacts to Zohran Mamdani’s triumph

Our panelists discuss what Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the mayoral race means for New York and beyond

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My son was stillborn in 2020. By allowing working parents time to grieve, Baby Priya’s bill will change lives

I can hardly imagine how hard it would have been to return to a workplace that had declared that I was not a parent – and that my baby didn’t really count

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Rachel Reeves’s speech: gambling on a mirage of stability

Editorial: The chancellor’s bid to appear fiscally credible hides a deeper weakness: a growth model built on private debt and political theatre, not real economic renewal

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The Guardian view on Europe’s housing crisis: time for the EU to get radical

Editorial: Soaring rents and mortages are undermining the social fabric of member states. A coming Brussels plan for affordable housing must be bold

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Our hapless chancellor has finally run out of wiggle room

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Rachel Reeves has asked each of us to ‘do our bit’ as she prepares to break her party’s manifesto pledge and raise income tax – but it is now clear that she has made the bad situation she inherited worse

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Trump and his media buddies are taking the muddling of reality to a whole new level

How scared should we be by Trump’s heavily edited appearance on a US news programme this weekend, and Elon Musk’s Grokipedia, asks Arwa Mahdawi

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On the eve of my children’s exams, my friend sent me the most practical advice for modern parents

I no longer micromanage their homework, their devices, their study or their sleep. My new policy has achieved two things

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Three weeks till budget day – and now Rachel Reeves is ‘being honest’ about tax

The chancellor is levelling with us about the pain to come. Is there anyone outside Planet Rachel who couldn’t see that truth two years ago, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Applying for benefits is anxiety-inducing – and the weird language makes it much worse

The staff are really helpful, but stark warnings, unnecessary cliffhangers and demonising language in the application forms all add up to unnecessary stress, writes Zoe Williams

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There is a thriving shadow economy in Britain – but migrants are not to blame

Labour is desperately trying to mimic Reform’s line on the cash economy, says former policy adviser Emily Kenway

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Public servants are being targeted and MPs have been murdered. But we will prevent fear from destroying our politics

A new law will restrict protests outside the homes of public office holders. The right to demonstrate is a given, but to menace private homes is just not right, says security minister Dan Jarvis

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I hope Rachel Reeves does raise income tax – there’s a way she can do it fairly

The chancellor might need to break manifesto pledges and a 50-year taboo, but she has a chance to steer UK finances back on track, says Ruth Curtice of the Resolution Foundation

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