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The Green Party is debating how to be radical and popular. There is a strategy that can do both

If Zack Polanski can find the right balance – think policies like price controls to manage the cost of living – then he will have found a uniting mission, says political writer and podcaster Joe Todd

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The Iran war reminds us: we’ll never be energy-independent with fossil fuels

Energy security comes from using local, renewable resources to power, heat and cool communities, as Ukraine is doing

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The French are hitting their protein goals – thanks to a cheese that looks like ectoplasm

La cancoillotte, a low-fat liquid cheese product, has somehow taken the country of haute cuisine by storm, writes Emma Beddington

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The result of normalising Reform’s ideas? Neighbour is turned against neighbour

‘Concern’ about immigration has now morphed into policing how ethnic minorities exist in our communities, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Extreme heat is quietly pushing women out of work

By 10 in the morning, the temperature on Meena’s MGNREGS worksite outside Jhunjhunu has already crossed 38°C. If she fails to meet her daily earthwork target, her wage is docked. If she leaves the site, she is not paid at all.

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Spain has banned Francoist symbols. So why are there still kitsch cafes glorifying the dictator?

These unsettling and unusual places tell a vivid story about the unique way that Spain deals with its past – or fails to, says food writer and chef Abbas Asaria

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Australia’s ‘green Wall Street’ is failing to launch. Threatened species deserve better than the nature repair market

One must ask why Labor is so comfortable continuing to ignore the wishes of the vast majority of voters

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To weary voters, Labour risks looking more muddled than ever

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer’s main opponents will be at odds with manifesto on which they were elected

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The Guardian view on policing the internet: Ofcom must push harder on illegal content

Editorial: Jess Phillips’s frustration about online safety points to an alarming reluctance to confront big tech

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The Guardian view on Cuba: Trump says he can do ‘anything I want’ to the island. It doesn’t belong to him

Editorial: Buoyed by his removal of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, the US president is intensifying an economic stranglehold and military menace

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I’ve learned not to cling to my beliefs – even the ones that shaped me

When held with curiosity, beliefs can be productive, creative and alive. But they can also imprison us, closing down life itself

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I submitted my day to fate – and plunged headfirst into bananas and burpees

In an age in which the algorithm constantly guides us towards things we already like, I tried to stop being a control freak, imprisoned by my preferences. It wasn’t easy, writes Emma Beddington

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Trump’s trade commission is using fear to silence dissent

The FTC settled its case with Media Matters for America. But it doesn’t have to win in court to achieve its goals

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Plaid Cymru has forged a brand of inclusive nationalism. That’s why it beat Reform in Wales

Growing up in Gwynedd, I was made to feel ‘not Welsh enough’. But things have changed – and the Senedd victory shows the politics of exclusion has no answer, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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It may not feel like it, but hope is on the horizon: Trump, Netanyahu and Putin’s powers appear to be waning

Plummeting approval ratings for these three poisonous comrades-in-arms show voters are demoralised and tiring of forever wars – the west could soon breathe again, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

Evening Standard

OPINION - My fellow cyclists, what tragedy would it take to stop you running a red light?

I wonder if the cyclist has been reflecting on his actions after knocking down my two-year-old, writes Lizzie Mabbott

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Why Brooklyn Beckham is – bear with me – a brilliant role model

He gets slammed as an entitled nepo baby, and just keeps doing what he enjoys, unruffled. Here are five things I’d do, if only I had his confidence, writes Polly Hudson

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The serious problems Labour’s would-be leaders will need to address

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: These are the real issues the pretenders to 10 Downing Street ought to be talking about

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Pity the poor AI datacenters facing ‘discrimination’

The centers are diverting much-needed resources from regular people. Local resistance has the industry playing defense

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The hantavirus debacle raises a key question: why would anyone go on a cruise?

I cannot think of one thing that a cruise offers that isn’t available in the safe bosom of dry land

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The Guardian view on Middlemarch: the greatest novel in the English language

Editorial: George Eliot’s masterpiece of provincial life still has much to teach us about sympathy and tolerance

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The release of the UFO files won’t satisfy conspiracy theorists – but it certainly serves Trump’s agenda

If there’s no proof of aliens, the president can blame the deep state. If there’s proof, he’s a hero. Either way, it helps his popularity, says writer Daniel Lavelle

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It wasn’t exactly The Devil Wears Prada, but my time working at Vogue in the 90s was preposterous fun

The decline of the glossy magazine industry as depicted in the sequel made me cry – but I shed no tears for how it was back then, says Charlotte Higgins, the Guardian’s chief culture writer

The Guardian - AU

Despite what social media tells me, I’m looking forward to getting older and earning my greys

I’m relishing the exploits of older women online who are proving that age does not mean you have to dim your whimsy or lose your style

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Voices: Make-or-break Makerfield will be an uphill struggle for Andy Burnham and Labour

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: He’s running – but the Manchester mayor will have to face an electorate sick of exactly this kind of political circus, and a Reform party determined to stop him becoming prime minister

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