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I wish you could see the living nightmare in Palestine. But how much more must we see before something is done?

Those with the power to end this tragedy refuse to understand that Palestinians cannot submit to a fate of being subhuman, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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It is a year since my mother was murdered at her kibbutz. Out of this horror, surely peace must come

Time collapsed. Since then, I’ve found the knowledge that both peoples are destined to share this land, says the social worker and mediator Yonatan Zeigen

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Nobel Prizes 2024: How do nominations work?

Here’s a look at all those who can nominate people for the Nobels. The list is long – very long.

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Qantas’ delayed and cancelled flights a worsening symptom of an ageing fleet

‘The 737 fleet is worn out and overworked. There are cancellations every day,’ one pilot told Crikey.

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Vigils, protests mark October 7 anniversary

One year on from Hamas’ attacks on Israel, October 7 vigils will be held across the country, and the government is threatening a double dissolution election as it reintroduces its Help to Buy bill.

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The Guardian view on a year of civilian slaughter in the Middle East: a region in flames

Editorial: The spiralling violence wrought by Hamas atrocities, and Israel’s retaliation in Gaza, cannot be ended by military means

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The Guardian view on Look Back in Anger: still shocking

Editorial: Toxic masculinity is centre stage in a timely revival of John Osborne’s 1956 classic

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Spirituality is the shy hope in my heart that I can co-create a better world

It lives outside religion, promising a feeling of connection to others, the planet and our long, shared history

The Guardian - AU

I thought I was fine with being bald. But the chance of a cure has stirred up all sorts of feelings

It’s almost 30 years since I lost my hair to alopecia. What if Pfizer’s drug Litfulo could bring it back? asks Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

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As a Palestinian living in the US, I have lost friends, job opportunities – and my faith in humanity

Every year has been catastrophic for Palestinians around the world, but the past 12 months have been unimaginable, writes Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

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British history is being destroyed before our eyes – and it has nothing to do with culture wars over statues

Brutal cuts to council budgets have decimated museums and forced some to close. We’re at risk of losing our shared memory, writes Guardian columnist John Harris

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How low will a Tory go in order to stand out?

Kemi Badenoch is hellbent on distinguishing herself in the battle to lead the Conservatives, but even she seems to realise how futile it all is

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After 100 days of mistakes, we need to hear Labour’s underlying philosophy

Keir Starmer must learn from Tony Blair and combine practical solutions with ideas

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Whoever becomes the next Tory leader shouldn’t assume they’ll be safe in the job

If there’s a star among the four candidates, who this week will be winnowed down to two, they are keeping it well disguised

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Social media isn’t driving the plastic surgery boom. Who doesn’t want to look better?

Vanity is a basic instinct, but women and men are risking their lives as cosmetic procedures become cheaper

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Tales of infanticide have stoked hatred of Jews for centuries. They echo still today

A year after the 7 October attack, the myth of ‘blood libel’ persists in the media coverage of Gaza violence

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Amanda Abbington was brave enough to complain. She shouldn’t shrink from admitting it

Women are no longer afraid to be branded scolds – it’s time we had the courage of our convictions

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The Observer view on early years education: Labour must find the money to address the attainment gap

Class-based disadvantage manifests itself before children even start school, says a report from the Centre for Young Lives

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The Observer view on the Middle East: a year on, there is only one way to a credible peace

Israel has a right to defend itself, but not over the bodies of thousands of civilians. A two-state solution is the only way to stop the bloodshed

The Guardian - AU

I know there will come a time when my wife no longer recognises me. But for now, we both feel blessed

I detest what early-onset Alzheimer’s is doing to the person I love. Yet I’m in awe of how she quietly, stoically, responds to its ravages

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TikTok is full of advice on how to retire early. The truth is you just need rich parents

Future finances will be shaped by inheritance, but millennials shouldn’t hold their breath, they’ll have to wait until they’re 61

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A pause for peace is the best the world can hope for in the Middle East’s war without end

Western leaders look feeble and helpless as religious fanatics and rightwing zealots dig the region deeper into conflict

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Four years after buying an electric car, why am I still forced to play hunt-the-charger?

I assumed it would get easier to run an EV, but without a decent infrastructure it’s getting harder and harder

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Is Gaudí’s slave trade-funded park a blot on Barcelona’s landscape?

It is little explored that the father of the great architect’s patron, Eusebi Güell, made much of his fortune from slavery in Cuba

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The blogosphere is in full bloom. The rest of the internet has wilted

As blogging pioneer Dave Winer’s site turns 30, it’s a reminder that good writing and thinking has flourished beyond the reach of social media

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