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Caught up in the rewards and excitement, I became hooked on work. Until one day I couldn’t do it any more

I love my work but it is addictive and too much can be harmful. That’s why the right to disconnect is so important

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Fears of new Middle East war

Neither Hezbollah nor Israel seem willing to back down after a new escalation in fighting, and the federal government is cracking down on airlines.

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MPs need to ensure Hunter gets fair share in transition

Hunter MPs need to ensure the costs don't fall on the few.

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The Guardian view on the future of public transport: time to invest and think big

Editorial: A Labour-commissioned review is right to argue that trains, buses and trams can be at the heart of a green growth strategy

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The Guardian view on the invention of prehistory: telling the story before records began

Editorial: The study of Göbekli Tepe, the entombed wonder of the ancient world, shows how things can be as important as words

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With Israel’s attack on Lebanon, the prospect of peace is moving even further out of reach

Both Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar gain from stoking the fires of war, says the Observer’s foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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The birth of my second child brought me into the unknown – and in that darkness, I find wonder

The postnatal period can feel overwhelming. But there is wisdom to be gained from living in the in-between

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In this new austerity moment, a fight is on: for the rights of children with special educational needs

Cuts ruin lives and raise costs. This scandal is already playing out in the system, and it should be a warning to Labour, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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I thought I was done with parenthood. But the tortoises had other plans

Just when my husband and I were getting used to the empty nest, there’s a new occupant to worry about. We have never felt more helpless, writes Emma Beddington

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In a broken world, I need my fix of watch repairs

Amid global political and technological chaos, there’s something strangely comforting about seeing skilled craftspeople calmly mending old timepieces

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China’s deadly divide-and-rule tactics in Myanmar risk shock waves across region

Far from acting as a broker, Beijing is playing both sides in a state torn by brutality and chaos

The Guardian - UK

Tory rivals are playing nice so far but like a family Christmas old scores are bound to surface

The Conservatives would be better able to stand one another if the party could work out what it actually stands for

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Setting limits for your child’s teenage kicks doesn’t make you a terrible killjoy

Call it uncool to have a word, but you can’t let young people just get hammered in a field

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Punish the men who pay for sex, rather than the women lured into that life

Prostitution puts lives in danger yet sexual exploitation is permitted to thrive in the UK

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Britain could be a sci-tech superpower – if the Treasury stopped holding it back

The UK has the research base, the startups, the venture capitalists, but its presence in the global market is pitiful. The chancellor must step in

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The Observer view on the attainment gap in England’s GCSE results

Labour must address the widening differences in grades between children from disadvantaged backgrounds and their more affluent peers

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The Observer view on US presidential election: Kamala Harris has set out her global vision. But can it work?

The former Californian prosecutor used her time in the Senate wisely and as a member of the intelligence committee, she gained expertise

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Economists like competition but not when it comes to their own field of research

Winners of prizes such as the Nobel are concentrated in a handful of universities, which runs the risk of narrowing debate

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Riots, shootings, sadism… blame it on the boredom of social media

It’s a dangerous emotion that makes us crave drama, and one exacerbated by the modern world

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How to lose weight and influence no one – the Robert Jenrick diet for party leadership

Could a trimmer figure, the quick-fix way, and new hairdo be enough to get the party vote?

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Champai’s new party in Jharkhand and precedence of seat-warming CM’s rebel

With his announcement of forming a new political party, the former Jharkhand Chief Minister and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha leader Champai Soren has put an end to the last few days of media speculation.

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I lost my veggie virtue to a bacon sarnie: one of my rasher choices, it turns out

A study linking processed meat like ham to diabetes is further proof that no matter how tasty, we’re better off without it

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AI cheating is overwhelming the education system – but teachers shouldn’t despair

With adjustments to the way we teach students to think about writing, we can shift the emphasis from product to process

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The headlines will tell you about councils going bust. Let me tell you what that means to me

I live in Birmingham, where the council is now bankrupt. I see the awful effect on people’s lives, says writer and Birmingham resident Michaela Makusha

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A question bugged me: what would I say if I met the talented Mr Kwarteng? Here’s how that turned out

He blew up as chancellor and crashed the UK economy, but when we clashed on TV, he certainly stood his ground, says author and broadcaster Nels Abbey

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