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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

The Guardian - UK

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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On Ukraine’s third independence day at war, what does the future hold for its people? Our panel’s verdict

The Kursk offensive and Putin’s hubris give the country hope. But Ukrainians are under no illusion that peace will come soon, say Nataliya Gumenyuk and others

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It’s August 2024 – and our world is at a turning point. Here’s what we should do now

I see looming political and environmental threats – and too few willing to address them. Where is the urgency, asks former UK prime minister Gordon Brown

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The Guardian view on Kamala Harris’s speech: the Democrats have liftoff

Editorial: The Chicago convention capped a month that has changed US politics. But there are 10 weeks still to go

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on theatre intervals: a moveable feast

Editorial: Pauses give audiences a break and venues an income stream, but a string of recent hits prove they are not indispensible

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Plus! Dancing on melting ice 20m over London to urge climate action

Evening Standard

OPINION - Kamala Harris shows her Mrs Thatcher side for the tough fight ahead

Kamala was presenting herself as the new Iron Lady. An American Margaret Thatcher, no less.

Evening Standard

World-first lung cancer vaccine given to UK patient ...Tech & Science Daily podcast

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OPINION - AI voices are better than audiobook readers. I'm a fan.

Soon, we may not be able to trust anything we hear. But if AI can make every book available for download, at least we will be entertained as the world comes to an end.

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OPINION - The Democratic Party has moved on from Bill Clinton and Barack Obama

“I don’t care how long I live. I’ll never be that good.” These were the words muttered by a shell-shocked Chris Dodd, after spending a few hours in the presence of Bill Clinton, by then several years removed from office.

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OPINION - Kamala triumphed at the Democratic Convention. Now for the hard part

In just four weeks, a sense of political euphoria has powered the Democrats back into contention in the presidential race under Kamala Harris and left Donald Trump sounding distinctly rattled.

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Harris wants to bring ‘joy, joy, joy’ to Americans. What about Palestinians?

Pro-Palestinian protesters at the Democratic national convention have been met with stony faces, jeers – and violence

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OPINION - The Standard View: Kamala Harris' second chance at a first impression

It was Kamala Harris’s first real opportunity to introduce herself to the American people, not as a candidate or vice president, but as the next leader of the free world. Over the course of 40 minutes, Harris gave a blazing rebuke of Donald Trump and set a course, in broad…

The Guardian - UK

I (regrettably) tried a nicotine pouch. It made me question what I think about addiction

They are becoming hugely popular. I felt instantly nauseous, but if others crave them, I can’t see a problem, says journalist Imogen West-Knights

The Guardian - UK

Kamala Harris’s speech was the test of her political life. She passed, but there will be others – not least Gaza

The Democrats’ candidate radiated joy, and talked as if she really cared. But the lack of pro-Palestinian voices in Chicago was notable, says Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

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Miss Pope, my science teacher, would have approved of music and ice lollies in class. Exams aren’t the only way to learn

Hands-on learning works: no wonder science professionals are urging schools to go beyond the Gove curriculum, says writer Michael Rosen

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I’m with Kirstie Allsopp – parents have to let go, and allow their kids to roam

The TV presenter has been criticised after her son went Interrailing at 15, but isn’t taking risks part of growing up, asks Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - AU

For a deafblind woman like me, the NDIS funding changes are a blow. I fear for my future

The failure to address my needs with a ‘whole of person’ approach is disconcerting for someone with a complex interplay of health conditions

The Guardian - UK

Is effective centre-left government possible? Starmer has yet to prove that – but prove it he must

The PM faces conflicting ideological demands. After the budget and Labour conference, we will see how adept he is at managing them, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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China’s economy is no longer booming. How will that impact Australia?

The falling price of new homes in many Chinese cities is worth watching.

Crikey

Dictators, a ‘love child’ and succession battle: The legal brawls of Australia’s billionaire siblings

Pretty much all of Australia’s richest heirs are having a legal battle at the moment, providing a great deal of evidence of how fabulously weird the fabulously wealthy really are.

Crikey

Got a problem gambling? Tabcorp has just the intervention for you — more money

When Tabcorp discovered one of its customers might have had a gambling problem, it rang to check on them — then offered them more money to keep gambling.

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‘Betrayal’: Disability advocates slam NDIS deal

The government has passed a suite of reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, and Kamala Harris is set to cap the Democratic National Convention with a historic speech.

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