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OPINION - Keir Starmer has lost street cred and popularity: here's the real reason why

The Prime Minister has been too busy catching flights to notice his MPs have caught mutinous feelings

Evening Standard

Yes, New York will soon be under new management. But Zohran Mamdani is just the start

Lina Khan outraged corporates and conservatives as head of the Federal Trade Commission. Expect more of the same now she’s with the mayor-elect’s transition team, writes Carys Afoko

The Guardian - UK

The BBC’s editing error was serious, but the response is way out of proportion

The broadcaster should not cave to Trump’s demands

The Guardian - US

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Covid vaccines may increase the lifespan of cancer patients – this could be a game changer

A study suggests mRNA vaccines could help the body fight malignant cells, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK

Labour is standing on a precipice: if it breaks its election promise on tax, it will never be trusted again

Ruling out tax rises in its 2024 manifesto was utterly reckless and will fan the flames of the far right, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

There’s a missing link in British public life – and it underpins crises from the BBC to our prisons

A declining sense of collective identity is corroding trust in our institutions and undermining democratic politics, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

The EU has let US tech giants run riot. Diluting our data law will only entrench their power

The GDPR is Europe’s defence against digital oligarchy and child harm. Deregulation plans are misguided, say Johnny Ryan and Georg Riekeles

The Guardian - UK

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The Liberal party’s betrayal of younger voters on net zero isn’t just a moral failure – it’s electoral stupidity

For a Coalition desperate to prove it can govern again, ignoring millennials and gen Z is a curious kind of strategy

The Guardian - AU

Pregnancy after loss has shown me that love doesn’t end – it just changes shape

I’ve learned that grief and love can coexist, not as opposites but as two currents running in the same river

The Guardian - AU

The Guardian view on Labour’s fiscal stance: it’s time to lay new foundations

Editorial: No chancellor has raised income tax since 1975, but voters may accept it if everyone contributes, the richest most of all, and the money pays for fairer, better services

The Guardian - UK

This BBC crisis is about more than one stupid error – to be saved, it must be reformed

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The state broadcaster has been struggling for years with its coverage of the most sensitive subjects, and bold changes must be made if it is to be rescued from its own worst instincts

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Fifa’s new ‘peace prize’: Gianni Infantino should concentrate on the day job

Editorial: The president of world football’s governing body should abandon geopolitical networking and address criticisms over World Cup ticketing

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - David Szalay is a genius and deserves the Booker Prize. But I believe the story has a forgotten source

Why has the author never acknowledged what he has done, asks David Sexton

Evening Standard

I’ve seen the BBC flat out on the canvas before. Brave journalism is the best way to hit back

The corporation is again being put to the test. Now is its chance to double down on reporting that serves the people of the UK, says former head of BBC TV News Roger Mosey

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OPINION - Jacob Elordi's Frankenstein is sexy, articulate and emotionally sophisticated. It is the monster we need now

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, just out on Netflix, gives us a monster we might fall in love with. Jacob Elordi’s creature is articulate and emotionally sophisticated, worlds away from the grunting brute of horror movie tradition. It’s the latest in a horde of films resurrecting our favourite monsters with unnerving…

The Guardian - UK

Does Britain value culture any more? Ask the striking workers at the British Library

The dispute over pay at this great national institution gets to the heart of our misplaced priorities, says novelist Zadie Smith

The Guardian - UK

It’s the BBC v Trump, Farage and co. Who in their right mind would want to be its new boss?

Public life is a minefield and the best and brightest just don’t want to know. How convenient for foes of the most trusted news organisation in the world, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - AU

Recharging station: can at-home mats provide the same benefits as PEMF therapy?

People in pain swear by pulsed electromagnetic field therapy. Experts weigh in on the mats that have emerged as a self-therapy tool

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Keir Starmer may be too busy to master the latest dance craze – but he needs to be on TikTok

Yes, there’s a country to run, but the social media platform has 30 million users in the UK. Can the PM afford to abandon them all to Nigel Farage, asks Carys Afoko

Evening Standard

OPINION - The BBC Trump falsehood isn't an aberration but a symptom

BBC groupthink goes beyond Trump to transgender issues, migration and Hamas

The Guardian - UK

A leaked IDF video showing alleged detainee abuse has Israel reeling, but not in the way you might think

The outrage has been all about who leaked the footage and who is hurting Israel’s image, not what actually happened at the Sde Teiman detention camp, says Roy Schwartz, a journalist at Haaretz

The Guardian - US

Musk could be paid $1tn. Nvidia’s worth $5tn. Yet America’s poor are struggling to eat

We may be in a golden age for the super-rich – but it doesn’t feel that way for the 42 million Americans who use Snap

The Guardian - UK

Arguing about whether or not to wear a poppy misses the most crucial point

David Lammy being caught without a poppy sparked a national debate. But there are many ways to honour the fallen, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

What happens if the Greens overtake Labour in the polls? All bets are off

They may lack Labour’s party machine, but Zack Polanski’s burgeoning popularity could have seismic consequences for British politics, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Independent UK

Sanctimonious GB News is in no place to lecture BBC on fairness

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: It was a calamitous error of judgement for ‘Panorama’ to edit Donald Trump’s notorious January 6 speech – but, in a more rational world, the corporation’s top brass would not have to pay such a heavy price. The BBC is unique in the world and still…

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