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Aerial athletes and unsung hunters by night, tawny frogmouths are more than just their Muppet looks

Watching one nocturnal family through all of spring, I experienced the exhilarating thrills of their nightly routine – and learned the call of the frogmouths

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The Badenoch dilemma: what to do now the Tories are no longer the default rightwing option

A ‘Kemi bounce’ has geed the party up, but as it heads into the May elections it still lacks the policies to win voters over, says commentator Henry Hill

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OPINION - Ian Huntley, child-killer, is dead. Let's not dance on his grave.

The Soham murderer was at risk from fellow inmates; he should have been protected

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I spent a day trying the 90-second rule – and it didn’t make me less angry

Our physiological response to emotions apparently lasts just a minute and a half. But there’s an embarrassing episode from 2009 that still makes me sweat, writes Emma Beddington

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In the other US target of regime change, Cuba, I saw real hardship – and resilience

Trump is choking off oil imports to the communist nation, plunging it into a crisis not seen since the fall of USSR, says Sara Kozameh, assistant professor in history at UC San Diego

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Who decides what’s news these days? For all the diversity talk, it certainly isn’t Black journalists

As a new report reveals career ‘apartheid’ in newsrooms, I and many others wonder if the fine promises will ever bring genuine change, says writer and academic Omega Douglas

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The war on Iran is already upending the Middle East. Look to the Gulf states to see how

Countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE are finding their carefully projected image of stability has been blown away, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Australia’s blind refusal to question Trump’s bombing of Iran risks ensnaring us in a dangerous folly

Appeasing the White House at all costs indulges little but a sentimental notion of a US-Australia relationship that no longer exists

The Guardian - AU

Starmer has little to fear from Trump’s latest broadside on Iran

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Both Donald Trump and Tony Blair have said that Keir Starmer should have engaged more with the US in its attack on Iran, but he will find favour with the public for concentrating solely on Britain’s national interest

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The Guardian view on secrecy in parliament: hiding the names of MPs’ staff would undermine democracy

Editorial: Security concerns must be treated seriously. But with trust in politics fraying, transparency has never been more necessary

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on EV charging: China took the right lessons from Britain’s past

Editorial: Megawatt fast EV charging reflects a coordinated grid strategy the UK once used. Privatisation and fragmentation now make that infrastructure far harder to build

The Guardian - UK

I went into motherhood an oblivious idiot – and I don’t regret it

All the information about pregnancy and parenting can be understandably off-putting. It’s best to look at it clear-sightedly and, if you do decide to give it a go, accept that the path ahead is unpredictable, writes Emma Beddington

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My teenager is exploring her spirituality. I support her leap of faith, even as a non-religious parent

My daughter is dipping her toes into sacred waters, seeing what it feels like to surrender and finding a sense of meaning to life that is bigger than herself

The Guardian - AU

The first lesson of war is ‘know your enemy’ – and Britain’s enemy now is Donald Trump

As the Iran disaster escalates, the US president should be seen as an enemy whose actions threaten the lawful, democratic way of life everywhere, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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Nicola Coughlan is right: ‘body positivity’ traps us in the same old conversations

The Bridgerton star has told of her horror at being approached by a fan who only wanted to talk about her body. Surely it’s time we focused on something else, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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While people feel the foundations of their lives are shaking, this deep political crisis will continue

The partisan debate since the Gorton and Denton byelection risks blinding us to the truth. People are rejecting wholesale the way our politics has developed, says Labour MP Clive Lewis

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It’s time to honour the extraordinary women of the UK

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The Independent marks International Women’s Day by publishing its annual list of the 50 most influential women in Britain – a celebration intended to inspire renewed progress towards equality

The Guardian - AU

The LNP’s phrase-banning law is wide open to constitutional attack. Is it a victory for the people, or a smart political play?

By banning two political slogans outright, the government has exposed the law to a greater risk of being struck down as invalid

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My parents’ Betta electrical store, Springvale: the shop was our life, and it was enough

They were survivors of the killing fields and Mao’s China – and their shop was not just their existence, it was their second chance at redemption, writes author Alice Pung

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PM’s pragmatism on Trump’s Iran fury risks Australia following US into Operation Epic Fail

Anthony Albanese’s support for actions that do not adhere to international law stands in stark contrast to the principles demonstrated by Labor two decades ago

The Guardian - US

Kristi Noem is out. Could Pam Bondi follow?

The attorney general faces a subpoena over the Epstein files. She won’t say much – but Democrats are calling for her ouster

The Guardian - US

Courts have threatened to hold the Trump administration in contempt. It’s time to follow through

The administration has been accused of failing to comply with hundreds of orders. The courts must not be paper tigers

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I predict a Green wave in the local elections. Anyone who thinks our byelection win was an outlier is mistaken

Since the Gorton and Denton victory, I have travelled the UK and seen the energy that result unleashed. More will follow, says Zack Polanski, leader of the Green party

The Guardian - UK

The hill I will die on: People who ski have more money than sense

Extortionate costs, queueing in the cold and potentially life-altering injuries? No thanks. And don’t get me started on the EDM après-ski hell, says freelance editor Emma Loffhagen

The Guardian - UK

‘Don’t die’: the two words that sum up our lives in Tehran now

In a park overlooking the city, I ran into a group of young people chatting and joking. As the bombs fall, fragments of life remain, writes an anonymous Tehran resident

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