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The Guardian view on switching off: a right worth protecting in an always-on culture

Editorial: The nature of work is evolving rapidly, and many of us can benefit from more flexible and secure employment

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What’s the point of degrees if jobs become automated? How to stay motivated amid AI’s rapid acceleration

Robert always dreamed of becoming an engineer. But months into his first year he started doubting if it was worth the immense effort

The Guardian - AU

Why bother going on holiday when you can watch other people’s on social media?

I’ve discovered the perfect way to avoid the stress of travel, the mosquito bites and the overtourism. Plus, I can stay at home and tend my tomatoes while knowing I’m saving the planet, writes Emma Beddington

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As festival season ends, let’s celebrate their communal magic – and the fact they’re a rare national asset

Gatherings with music and dancing have gone on for millennia. After a terrifying summer, such simple joy felt almost utopian, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Oasis: a guilty pleasure without fringe benefits

The comeback could be a coup or a crash, but it has already obliterated accommodation for the 2025 Edinburgh fringe

The Guardian - UK

The Grenfell inquiry is exposing a culture of contempt that has run deep in Britain for decades

On the eve of publication of the final report into the disaster, it is clear that chief executives and ministers created a climate of inertia that proved deadly

The Guardian - UK

Is Sir Keir Starmer’s cautious ‘reset’ with Europe enough to undo the damage done by Brexit?

Moving in small steps risks aggravating both Europhiles and Europhobes while doing little to help lift the economy

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I love the nanny state, but let’s leave outdoor smokers to puff away in peace

There are plenty of laws against the habit, but the ban-it-harder brigade don’t know when to stop

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Academic free speech is too crucial to be used as a political football by left or right

Labour is wrong to put on hold a law that aims to protect staff from external pressures

The Guardian - UK

Is the Taliban-friendly Imran Khan really the best choice as Oxford’s next chancellor?

The former cricketer also blames women for rape and calls Salman Rushdie a blasphemer

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The Observer view on Russia: Putin’s retaliation against Ukraine must persuade Biden to relent over arms

Putin’s boycotting of the anniversary of the Geneva conventions further demonstrates his opinions on international humanitarian law and the laws of war

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the autumn budget: Labour must break this cycle of sluggish growth

There are tough decisions to be made, but living standards must improve if the economy is to be rescued

The Guardian - UK

When I go back to the town I grew up in, I need no directions

If you’re lucky your old haunts will remain places you can visit – just look out for the potholes …

The Guardian - AU

All of a sudden, I'm an empty nester

I just dropped my daughter off for her first year of college. Finally, it hit me: This was her gig, not mine

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These were not the economic choices I wanted to make, but they are right for Britain

Tory overspending and unfunded commitments have badly damaged the nation. Tough decisions are needed to rebuild it from the ground up, writes Rachel Reeves

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If you build hospitals, roads and railways, growth will follow

Public investment projects bring the short-term benefits of job creation, but their long-term effects are far more beneficial

The Guardian - UK

Don’t rejoice yet, Elon Musk and his tech bros-in-arms are winning the global battle for the truth

The banning of X in Brazil and the arrest of Telegram boss Pavel Durov won’t stop their lies

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In an unheroic age, Putin, Trump and Netanyahu are sick parodies of great men

These successors to Stalin, Hitler and Mao are the ones making history in an unhappy, warring world

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Can you judge the tech bros by their bookshelves?

A list of book choices by the Silicon Valley titans offers little more than a blank page with respect to real insights into their mindset

The Guardian - US

I recently experienced the strangest and rarest of things – a midlife crush

Extreme giddiness, sudden bliss, unexplained friskiness: was this a new strain of Covid?

The Guardian - UK

A problem for our readers when the puzzles page presents a conundrum and the crosswords get crossed

While some readers found humour in last weekend’s mix-up on the puzzles page, we understand the genuine disappointment many of you felt, says Elisabeth Ribbans, the Guardian and Observer’s global readers’ editor

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From football matches to Taylor Swift tickets, Starmer’s penchant for perks is a disconcerting trait

A willingness to accept the generosity of the rich can influence politicians in a way we don’t need, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Germany’s disaffected east: a growing crisis for Olaf Scholz

Editorial: The far-right AfD may win a state election for the first time this weekend. That should set alarm bells ringing in Berlin and beyond

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The Guardian view on Oasis and sibling rivalry: a variation on an ancient theme

Editorial: The Gallagher brothers might have taken their feuding to extremes, but it is nothing new

The Guardian - US

Was Kamala Harris’s big interview a success? Sort of

Harris was competent, personable and forceful – but didn’t have much to say about abortion or Gaza

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