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The US-Israel relationship is finally facing a reckoning. It doesn’t need to slide into antisemitism

Israel’s role in drawing the US into a war on Iran is attracting healthy scrutiny. It’s also creating a permission structure for antisemitism

The Guardian - US

Why are today’s children’s books and films often so much better than adult ones?

It’s not simply that kids’ culture has improved since I was young. Across stage, screen and cinema, grownup offerings pale in comparison to those aimed at my son, writes Catherine Shoard

The Guardian - UK

In a Trump war, with great power comes no responsibility

When presidents ask the country to support a war, honesty is not optional

The Guardian - US

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HPV vaccine rollout faces wild theories and real questions. The govt is unready for both

The recent launch of a nationwide vaccination programme aimed at preventing cervical cancer in teenage girls and women has been met with scepticism and doomsday predictions by a section of very vocal critics of vaccination on social media.

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As a boomer, I’m shocked by gen Z’s attitude towards women – something has gone very wrong

New research suggests older people have more progressive views on women’s rights than younger generations. This direction of travel is deeply concerning, says Joan Smith, former co-chair of the Mayor of London’s VAWG Board

The Guardian - UK

The Iran war could hit Britain — Starmer must equip the country to defend itself

It will take more than 10 days to get the destroyer HMS Dragon tooled up, battle ready and on station to protect Akrotiri and the island of Cyprus from Iranian drone and missile attacks. The RAF base there has already been hit by Iranian Shahed drones, probably launched by Hezbollah…

Evening Standard

Read these words from 100 years ago about immigrants in Britain – and see how history is chillingly repeating itself

Shabana Mahmood’s new rights clampdown looks outlandish until we remember that this kind of hardline action is part of our country’s fabric, says George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

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When will the UK show it is serious about defence?

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Instead of sniping across the aisles, both the PM and the leader of the opposition should work together on grasping the nettle of essential investment in the country’s armed forces

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on the US-UK relationship: Trump is pushing Britain closer to Europe

Editorial: An unreliable and volatile American president makes a compelling case for closer security and defence cooperation with continental allies

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on adult services websites: ministers must act on evidence of harm

Editorial: Ofcom, the government and the police are all to blame for allowing online sex advertising to run out of control

The Guardian - UK

In these troubled times, who isn’t loving the nostalgia of the Kennedys and Love Story’s 90s New York?

It’s monstrously presumptuous? Unforgivably glib? Perhaps. But this stylised drama is the show we all need right now, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

Someone is using my wheelie bin as a toilet. How has it come to this?

It seemed hard to believe, and it was even harder to clean. All I know about the culprit is that they must be agile, writes Catherine Shoard

The Guardian - UK

Yes, Keir Starmer must do better and go faster in bringing Britain closer to Europe. Here’s how to reset his reset

MPs warn the plan so far lacks direction and drive, but there are four clear ways to really move on from our disastrous Brexit, says Naomi Smith of Best for Britain

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s GDP growth is partly due to government spending. So why isn’t the Coalition complaining?

After such a long period of miserable figures, seeing the economy grow closer to 3% is a relief

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How the Guardian is using GenAI

Over the past three years AI has triggered a societal shift and we are sure that many of our readers are using it in their own lives or work.

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Trump’s new tariffs may boost his ego – but they’ll damage the economy

The US president’s plan will hurt consumers, companies and the stock market, as well as relations with other countries

The Guardian - UK

Worried about the demise of reading? Come to France, where we’re up to our eyes in print

From hefty literary magazines to thriving book sales, the French publishing industry refuses to let printed matter die, says Paris-based writer Alexander Hurst

Evening Standard

OPINION - So Sir Keir Starmer is no Churchill? Trump is no Franklin D Roosevelt

The US president’s imperious approach to Britain and his allies does not disguise the incoherence of his war aims in Iran

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The great shared bed debate is here – and you have to pick a side

My friend and her partner just sleep wherever, depending on who gets into bed first. Such chaos is unthinkable, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - UK

Quit ChatGPT: right now! Your subscription is bankrolling authoritarianism

As a historian, I’ve studied the major consumer boycotts of history. We can take down ChatGPT and send a powerful signal to Silicon Valley, says author and historian Rutger Bregman

The Guardian - UK

Want to stop Farage with your vote? At the moment you can’t – and Starmer must fix that

The PM’s in-tray is overflowing. But he can’t afford to neglect the real issue that is distorting our politics and the way we live, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Labour’s migration gamble: Denmark is no template

Editorial: Extending settlement waits risks deepening labour shortages while misreading public concern about migration’s economic and demographic realities

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Rachel Reeves’s spring statement: stability cannot mean sacrificing living standards

Editorial: An energy shock from war in the Gulf will expose the limits of rigid fiscal rules. The real question is who absorbs the loss: the state, firms or households?

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Reeves claims UK economy can beat forecasts again – is she right? Our writers discuss

The chancellor insists Labour has ‘the right economic plan’ for a world that has become ‘yet more uncertain’

The Independent UK

By taking on Trump, has Keir Starmer finally found his footing?

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The prime minister should be applauded after standing up for Britain’s interests at the expense of America’s – and, rest assured, the special relationship has survived far stiffer tests than this spat with the States

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