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GCSE results 2024: London students get country's best grades ...The Standard podcast

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The Guardian view on GCSE results day: mind the disadvantage gap

Editorial: Entrenched regional variations and other disparities illustrate the challenge Labour ministers face on educational inequality

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The Guardian view on better EU-UK links: Britain must be ready to make concessions

Editorial: Europe’s tougher new entry rules must not get in the way of a closer relationship with neighbouring countries

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OPINION - These are the three sets of questions that will likely determine the fate of Ukraine by the end of year

Since August 6, the war in Ukraine has become a tale of two major offensives. Ukrainian forces have invaded Russia, grabbing more than 1,000 square kilometres of Kursk Oblast, which they are now defending fiercely. At the same time, in the Donbas in eastern Ukraine, Russian forces are moving on…

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How can Labour avoid the ‘union paymasters’ jibes? By banning all large donations

There is no comparison between Labour’s transparent union funding and murky donations to the Tories – but stopping it all would be the best way to clean up politics, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Heroically, I wrote a will. But what if I’d hate my own funeral?

What if there were geraniums? Yuck

The Guardian - AU

OPINION - March of the zero charisma brigade: where have all the good TV presenters gone?

If you thought the era of on-screen rogues was at risk, think again. Yesterday — and I don’t wish to alarm you — Good Morning Britain bad boy Adil Ray stormed off on live telly after Kate Garraway lightly ribbed him (correctly) for referring to the Thames as “the river…

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‘Breakthrough’ Alzheimer's drug approved for UK use - Tech & Science Daily podcast

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Democrats are finally done with the ‘high road’ – and hitting Trump where it hurts

Someone who has flouted US democratic norms as flagrantly as Trump does not deserve civility or respect

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The science of sleep with Professor Russel Foster ...Brave New World podcast

Plus, a fully automated transcript of this episode

Evening Standard

OPINION - There is no such thing as 'Getting Brexit Done' – youth mobility edition

The phrase 'no plans' – that is, minister 'X' says the government has no plans to do policy 'Y' – is the flammable/inflammable of British political messaging. In that, for all intents and purposes, it conveys the same meaning as 'yes, we will absolutely do that that thing at some…

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OPINION - Labour's 20mph speed limit plans are very worrying

It’s not often that the nation looks to Wales for lessons in reactive government — Labour’s record there has been startlingly bad — but on one crucial issue perhaps it should. Wales, like London, introduced a 20mph speed limit across much of the country in September. The Welsh responded with…

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If you are outraged by Trump’s use of AI and deepfakes, don’t be – that’s exactly what he wants

Invented images of Taylor Swift fans in T-shirts supporting the former president aren’t meant to be believed, says author Sophia Smith Galer

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Study arts and humanities because you love them (and so do employers, by the way)

Students should be told the whole story: understanding languages and cultures is a huge advantage in the workplace, says writer and film director Xaymaca Awoyungbo

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OPINION - The Standard View: Notting Hill Carnival is about celebrating together

Saturday’s weather forecast is looking changeable but no amount of rain can dampen the mood at this weekend’s Notting Hill Carnival. Europe’s biggest street party is rolling into town with a message of diversity and inclusion at its heart.

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New Zealand culture is booming around the world – do we have Jacinda Ardern to thank for it?

As a half Kiwi, the only cultural exports I had growing up were the bloke from Crowded House and Shortland Street. How times have changed, writes Nell Frizzell

The Guardian - US

Stop using the term ‘centrist’. It doesn’t mean what you think it does

If you simplify your English, you are freed from the worst follies of orthodoxy, wrote Orwell. That applies today more than ever

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Getting an allotment totally changed my summer – and radically altered my relationship with food

I’ve relearned the meaning of seasonality – and how fragile the natural systems that sustain us really are

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OPINION - What you think you know about sleep is almost certainly wrong

Sleep is like shoe size: one size does not fit all. Sleep has become yet another aspect of our lives that makes us anxious. Advice about sleep often resembles the commands of a regimental sergeant major. I frequently read “you must get eight hours of sleep” or “waking up in…

The Guardian - AU

Why are men who murder women seen as less of a threat than terrorists?

We can continue to bury the bodies of murdered women. Or we can get serious about misogynistic violence

The Guardian - UK

The new mpox variant may appear to be less deadly but it is spreading fast. Complacency would be a grave error

If the world has learned anything from the Covid pandemic, it is that new viruses must be stopped in their tracks, says science journalist Debora MacKenzie

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A new Australian media company has just launched. But who on earth is funding it?

Exclusive: Crikey has spoken to the people heading up a new media brand — but we have some questions about where the money’s coming from…

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Workers v bosses: the right is obsessed with zero-sum rows over trade union power. Starmer is right to ignore them

Is economic partnership rather than conflict even possible? Keir Starmer’s government is daring to address the question directly, writes the Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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NDIS and aged care: It’s not just about fiscal sustainability

Reducing the rate of growth of the NDIS isn’t just about the cost to the budget — the workforce for disability care can’t keep up.

The Guardian - AU

As a GP, I don’t match people’s idea of a domestic violence victim. I’m confused how I got here too

Each time I read of another woman being killed, I feel the horror of this loss, but I’m also anxious that my experience becomes less believable

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