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Sorry, Labour, but ChatGPT teachers are a lesson in how not to transform our schools

The government seems to think AI will allow it to do more with less. But there are plenty of reasons to be doubtful, writes Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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OPINION - The Oasis reunion isn't just for middle-aged blokes — here's why

Oasis reforming is just the tonic the nation needs. While those social media memes declare that everything went wrong in the world after David Bowie died in 2016, perhaps it was actually Oasis’s split in 2009 that brought about the bad times, given the fact their reunion announcement has very…

Evening Standard

Winter’s unseasonal warmth and clear skies are glorious – but a forbidding sign of danger to come

After the polar blast of a few weeks back, we have opened our eyes to the luminous full bloom of premature spring

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OPINION - 'Free, illegal or mandatory' – why an outdoor smoking ban makes sense for Labour

It is a charge commonly directed at left-of-centre parties that they want to make everything one of three things: free, illegal or mandatory. But unlike Homer Simpson, the UK government does not intend to stand here and watch you smoke every one of those cigarettes to teach you a lesson.

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Project 2025 started a half-century ago. A Trump win could solidify it forever

Trump is trying to complete the right’s master plan. He must be stopped

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In your final years, do you want your doctor to talk to you about death? Here’s how it can help

Working in palliative care, I’ve seen too many dying people subjected to invasive treatment in place of frank conversations, says retired palliative care doctor Kathryn Mannix

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - This smoking ban is pure nannyism — and it'll kill pubs

There aren’t that many places left where a smoker can smoke, but outside a pub is one of them. Fewer people than before congregate in a pub garden for a companionable cigarette, according to one friend who keeps a close eye on the pub scene. But for those who do,…

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OPINION - The Standard View: Don't let economic growth plans go up in smoke

The capital’s pubs are fighting perennial last orders. Figures earlier this year from the Night Time Industries Association revealed that more than 3,000 nightclubs, bars and pubs have been forced to shut in and around London since the start of the pandemic. Other research finds that the capital lost 40…

Evening Standard

The Democrats sound less lofty, more earthy – and it’s working

The party that once boasted of taking the ‘high road’ now feels more rough-and-tumble. Maybe that’s a good thing

The Guardian - US

Desperately need something for a headache or diarrhoea? Good luck trying to find a pharmacy

For years we’ve been told to use pharmacies rather than GPs whenever possible. The would be fine – if so many of them hadn’t closed down, says Nell Frizzell

The Guardian - UK

Can the UK fight ‘extreme misogyny’ as if it were terrorism? I have my doubts

Anti-extremism policy has a poor track record over a number of governments. Adding misogyny to the mix won’t change this, asks Samira Shackle

The Guardian - UK

The US presidential race will be fought over competing definitions of ‘freedom’

Throughout American history, freedom has been defined, in large measure, by its limits

The Guardian - US

I moved to a sleepy town with few people my age. My new friends – some elderly – have changed my life

Surrounded by families, friendly pensioners and retired hippies, my anxiety has been replaced by a sense of wellbeing, says journalist Adele Zeynep Walton

The Guardian - UK

A warning from the No 10 garden and an EU olive branch. We are finally seeing Starmerism in action

The PM’s aims are ambitious, social democratic and long-term. But he will need continual public assent, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Middle Arm looks like another win for Labor lobbyists Brookline

Should party strategists be lobbyists? The Greens have raised concerns about a senior member of Labor’s 2022 campaign team representing a firm that will benefit from a key decision made during the campaign.

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A summer defined by men killing women and girls. This can’t go on

The recent spate of deaths has resonated with so many people because it feels at once shocking and deeply familiar, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Albo accused a journalist of acting unethically. Did they?

Has the PM got a solid grasp on what journalistic ethics actually are? One expert says no.

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Take your pick on Bandt’s super-profits tax: Revenue now, or retirement savings later

The Greens’ proposal for a super-profits tax will end up costing every Australian via their superannuation balances. Which might be worth it — but let’s not pretend it won’t happen.

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Delivery of renewables vital for energy supply

The energy market operator says power shortages could occur if proposed renewable projects are delayed, and the FBI is trying to home in on a motive for Donald Trump’s would-be assassin.

The Guardian - US

The path to American democracy’s survival runs through Georgia

Trumpism’s route to the White House is paved with bricks of election theft in the battleground state

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on France ungoverned: a humbled president must learn humility

Editorial: Emmanuel Macron’s refusal to accept a minority left government was a mistake. Having lost the election he needs to give ground

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on trade unions: good for capitalism

Editorial: Drop the cliches about union barons and militant strikers; organised workers are essential to a modern economy

Evening Standard

OPINION - Dylan Jones: Kamala Harris will probably win the election — for this very American reason

To a cynic, there are many things to forget about America. The insincerity, perhaps, or the casual racism. Some might say the thuggish imperialism, or the metropolitan parochialism. Naysayers might also opt for the transactional nature of its relationships, its corporate insecurity, or the desperate way that urbanites can’t rest…

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Paralympics 2024: What does it take to be a Paralympian? - The Standard Podcast

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Not a wobbly walk but fine balance: India’s Ukraine stance has always been clear

The latest phone conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes close on the heels of the PM’s visit to Ukraine three days ago, his visit to Russia last month, and a day after his phone call with US President Joe Biden. It also comes…

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