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Why all our children deserve the sanctuary of a school library no matter where in Australia they live

There is not even a legal requirement for a school to have a library, so their existence relies solely on the individual education system

The Guardian - AU

My plea to MPs: this is the final chance to save the assisted dying bill. Make your mark on history

Any MP not voting for it on Friday will condemn thousands of us to die in agony. The public is hugely in favour too, so do the right thing, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The godawful Netanyahu government is the real problem, not Miliband or sanctions

The failure to distinguish between the Jewish community as a whole and the Israeli government is, to my mind, wicked, writes Melanie McDonagh

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Trump’s comments on the Falkland Islands reflect a fractured US-UK relationship

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Driverless cars are taking us on a road to nowhere

Some inventions, like the dishwasher, improve our lives. But driverless cars will lobotomise us

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s repeated threats to ‘wipe out’ Iran are normalizing mass violence

The president’s latest warning barely registered, written off as typical behavior. But the threats have real-world consequences

The Guardian - US

Ridiculed by the press – and now King Charles is joining in. Sorry, Harry, but what did you expect?

The Sussexes must have hoped for a warm welcome. Then they read the king’s delicately savage letter about ‘private citizens’, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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Is Burnham trying to appease Trump? Or Reform? What other reason is there for these North Sea oil plans?

Climate catastrophe is on our doorstep – yet Labour’s impending approval of further drilling will bring more pain for negligible gains, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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Whose space is it? Europe scrambles as US rules satellite race

With the digital age came the scramble for minerals below and to master the heavens above. US President Donald Trump wants a thousand rocket launches per year and with SpaceX’s reusable modules leading the way. The United States towers over the competition – which is why Ukraine’s president has to…

France 24

Britain’s crumbling vital infrastructure cannot be allowed to fail

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The latest ‘technical glitch’ to cause widespread chaos at Britain’s airports must not be allowed to happen yet again. But preventing it will mean confronting the awesome challenge – and cost – of modernising air traffic control

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on UK-EU relations: voters would reward greater ambition

Editorial: The architects of Brexit know it has failed. That presents Andy Burnham with an opportunity to set a bolder new agenda

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s oil deal: Venezuela pays for his vanity

Editorial: The US president seized a nation’s natural wealth in a modern-day version of gunboat diplomacy to feed his ego – not to lower Americans’ fuel bills

The Guardian - UK

I’ve spent my whole life looking miserable. It’s time for a change

When you smile, the world smiles back. Not at me it doesn’t – because even when I’m smiling, I exude gloom, says Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Farage is clearly struggling – I saw that for myself. But his legacy will be a poison that runs deep

The mood at the Reform conference was volatile and brittle. But the forces massing further to the right of the party are testament to its impact, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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Want to start lazymaxxing? Here are some low-effort ways to improve your life

CEOs may like to get up at the crack of dawn and go for a run, but I prefer optimising my life with lie-ins, trashy films, swearing and coffee, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

European democracies are running out of time to turn away from the abyss

Far-right parties, Maga ideology and Kremlin money are conniving to suffocate liberal idealism for another generation, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - AU

The Orwellian machinery critics are desperate to protect is the algorithms, not laws that seek to reduce harm

Critics of Australia’s digital duty of care bill stand in defence of the right of platforms to promote harm over health, rage over reason, and fake over fact

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I believe in a two-state solution in the Middle East. That’s why we’re taking action to keep that hope alive

Our sanctions aren’t about the Israeli people, but about the unacceptable policies of the Israeli government, and the suffering they cause Palestinians, says the UK prime minister Andy Burnham

The Independent UK

Britain must do more to keep the dream of a Palestinian state alive

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Like its recognition of Palestinian statehood a year ago, UK government sanctions on Israeli settlements are likely to be more symbolic than substantive – prompting accusations that Labour is now tailoring its foreign policy to domestic political interests

France 24

Missiles or mediation? Trump envoys shuttle between Russia and Ukraine

Ukraine’s momentum on the battlefield was a primary focus at July’s NATO summit in Turkey. Kyiv’s long-range drones and US President Donald Trump’s surprise announcement that the Washington would allow Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles on in the country. However, Trump's deal has yet to materialize. Moreover, Russia has ramped…

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Britain’s new Middle East policy: an unlawful occupation must carry a price

Editorial: Ed Miliband has delivered Britain’s toughest indictment of Israeli conduct in Palestinian lands - and rightly says this has economic consequences

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on English schools: teachers and pupils should be proud of bucking a downward trend

Editorial: International comparisons suggest that some things are being done right in England’s classrooms

The Guardian - US

Mass polygraphs at the Pentagon show Hegseth’s weakness

The more defense secretary Pete Hegseth tries to flex his manly strength, the wimpier he looks

The Guardian - AU

Our new life in the suburbs was looking bleak – then came the Saturday morning that changed everything

Slowly, we started to understand that perhaps we hadn’t moved somewhere boring after all – we had simply been looking for excitement in the wrong places

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