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The Guardian view on one-word Ofsted reports: good riddance

Editorial: Reductive inspections symbolised a punitive and morale-sapping approach to schools. Labour is right to ditch them

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The Guardian view on the rise of AfD: winning an election won’t mean it wins power

Editorial: The emergence of the far right as a political force in eastern Germany is a concern for Europe’s biggest economy

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OPINION - It's cuffing season! But this is why lots of women aren't bothered any more

The news came suddenly, shattering an otherwise peaceful bank holiday weekend. “Today is London’s last 8pm sunset until 2025”, read a headline in this newspaper. Perhaps because of the awful weather we endured for almost all of July, it felt like a particularly potent punch in the gut. “I actually…

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OPINION - Earthed’s Guerrilla Gardening Challenge: Rewilding London’s urban spaces

In a city as bustling and fast-paced as London, it’s easy to overlook the lack of greenery among the concrete. But what if the power to transform these grey spaces into vibrant pockets of nature lay in the hands of everyday Londoners? That’s precisely what Earthed, the nature education charity,…

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OPINION - Oasis have tarnished their legacy with this dynamic ticket pricing

After 15 years of fans like me hoping for an Oasis reunion, last week our prayers were finally answered. But then I tried to actually secure tickets to see them...

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The AfD has stunned Germany – but this was no surprise victory

Mainstream parties should have opposed the far right’s anti-migrant narrative after the Solingen knife attack, not condoned it. In Thuringia, they paid the price, says Berlin-based journalist Hanno Hauenstein

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Two Notting Hill carnival deaths is an awful tragedy, not a cheap opportunity for rightwing critics

It’s right to now have debate and reflection. But these shocking events should not be exploited by bad actors, says Diane Abbott, MP for Hackney and Stoke Newington

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What Blair can teach Starmer: pick your battles early, and surround yourself with experts

The prime minister may not want a picture of Thatcher at No 10, but he could learn from his predecessors – and their mistakes, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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You love Oasis? Your fiance? Your dog? Then get ready to spend, spend, spend

How much will it cost you to get tickets for your favourite band, or to marry your favourite person? Well, how much can you conceivably afford?

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OPINION - The Standard View: Benjamin Netanyahu's only priority is his political survival

The discovery of the bodies of six hostages in one of the many tunnels underneath the Gaza Strip has unleashed an intense round of pain and fury in Israel. Hamas bears responsibility for their deaths – the seizure and holding of civilians is a war crime. At the same time,…

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OPINION - Prince Harry, you would have to leave Meghan behind but here's how a royal return could work

Apparently it’s called Operation Bring Back Harry, the bid by the Prince’s friends to return the Prodigal Son back to the fold. Prince Harry himself has, it’s reported, been in touch with a number of old associates to sound them out about the possibility of a partial return to the…

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The kids are eating us out of house and home – and I couldn’t be happier

Our boys are back from university, and after months of pulse-based dinners, my husband and I have rediscovered the joy of snacks. Not that we’re the ones who are eating them, writes Emma Beddington

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I have the ideal road plan for Britain. Take the 16 major highway schemes worth £15bn and bin them

New ministers now face a historic choice: more roads of dubious value or fresh thinking to secure growth – and fight climate breakdown, says transport commentator Christian Wolmar

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Reading the news, you’d think unions are about to ruin Britain. It’s because we’re finally making progress under Labour

Angry rightwing commentators can rant and rave all they like – we won’t stop striving for a more equal society, says RMT leader Mick Lynch

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Stressed, sweaty and remorseful, I arrived late for dinner again – and then made a life-changing decision

My friends expected nothing less, but my habitual tardiness was more than just a quirk: it was eating away at my wellbeing, says writer Helene Rosenthal

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The right’s obsession with childless women isn’t just about ideology: it’s essential to the capitalist machine

JD Vance’s comments on Kamala Harris reflect a stubborn debate in supposedly progressive societies, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Rebellion, rise in radical Sikh politics: Inside the Akali Dal’s existential crisis

Jagtar Singh, a resident of Halwara village in Ludhiana district, was once a hardcore supporter of the Shiromani Akali Dal. He is now among the many voters in Punjab who are growing increasingly wary of the country’s second-oldest political outfit.

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X’s Elon Musk and Telegram’s Pavel Durov are using the ‘free speech’ excuse to defend their tech autocrat status

The arrest of Telegram’s CEO, and Brazil’s ban of X, are more about tech companies flaunting their unchecked power than they are about freedom of speech.

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Bonus Watch: Which media executives took home the fattest bonuses?

It’s been a bloody year for the Australian media industry. But who’s eating well among the carnage?

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Americans now look to Harris for policies, not just promises of joy

After a glitzy convention in Chicago, American voters are shifting their attention to Harris’ position on concrete policies.

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Mani once sang of freedom in Afghanistan. Now, silenced, she’s desperate to escape. Will Australia help?

This brave journalist and young women like her are bearing the brunt of the failed democratisation project: ‘Hope is fading’

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Albo continues Newspoll slide

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s approval rating continues to fall (though Peter Dutton’s isn’t doing much better), and the Greens plan to set up a renting regulator with the power to dish out fines to real estate agencies.

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The Guardian view on MPs returning: a new generation can reset parliament’s authority

Editorial: Parliament was diminished and trivialised under Conservative rule. Now it has a shot at rehabilitation

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