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The Guardian view on Christopher Marlowe: it’s time to read him and honour him

Editorial: England’s second most famous playwright is the star of a new play. But his own works should be staged more, and he should be commemorated better

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump could stop Gaza’s famine. Instead he’s following Biden’s lead

A hunger-monitoring group has confirmed what we already knew about Palestinians’ suffering. The US has the power to end it

The Guardian - US

OPINION - Labour's calamitous first year has turned the country into a tinderbox

On the bright side, it’s not as bad as France, where the government may have to be bailed out by the IMF. There the tumbrils are rolling and the French Left is planning what looks like a general strike, with the fun slogan, “Bloquons tout” or ‘block everything’. Emmanuel Macron…

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The Cracker Barrel mess exposes the cynicism of the rightwing culture war

The restaurant means little to activists – it’s simply a tool to bludgeon perceived enemies and flex conservative power

The Guardian - US

Boycott the banquet, send a tweet. But ending the horror in Gaza still relies on the worst people in the world

This humanitarian catastrophe is barely of passing interest to Donald Trump. The curse of our times is how little we can do about it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s death penalty pledge for Washington DC is ugly racial politics

The president’s unconstitutional vision would bring a racist practice back to a city that has banned it for decades

The Guardian - US

Why fear the tote bag-wielding, matcha-drinking ‘performative male’? At least he makes an effort

So-called experts are warning women about men who try too hard to look like feminists. There are worse red flags than that, says writer Rachel Connolly

The Guardian - UK

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Lessons from an asylum hotel counter-protest: calling our opponents ‘fascist’ doesn’t work

When anti-asylum demonstrations have so much support from the mainstream, a smarter, more tailored message is needed, says campaigner and barrister David Renton

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Landlord woes - how a nightmare tenant turned my lovely flat into a cannabis factory

The beginning of the end came early one Saturday morning. We were sitting in the departures zone at Stansted airport, waiting to board a red-eye flight for a family birthday reunion early last year. But something was wrong with our bank account. One of our tenants had just paid his…

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Russian missiles will not stop our support for Ukraine – the British Council’s vital work goes on

Our colleagues deliver educational and cultural programmes in some of the world’s most dangerous places. And they don’t give up when things get tough

The Guardian - UK

Tell us what Labour actually stands for, prime minister

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The resignation of Sir Keir Starmer’s principal private secretary – the third senior departure from Downing Street in less than a year – points to deep-rooted problems within the administration

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Russia’s strike on Kyiv: Putin is testing Trump’s will and Europe’s resolve

Editorial: The Kremlin sent a clear message with its lethal overnight raid on the Ukrainian capital. Will the US heed it?

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Reform UK v the Nottingham Post: a council’s boycott of its local paper is both petty and alarming

Editorial: Elected politicians should expect to be scrutinised. This attack on journalists is an attack on democracy too

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The cooks are changing in Keir’s kitchen, but it’s the menu that’s the problem

For aspiring advisors at Westminster, the call inviting them to join the Prime Minister’s inner team is a dream come true. With the Number 10 top-level pass comes all the perks of personal contact with the PM and unparalleled insight into the heart of political power.

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I’m an ex-USAID worker, and my family supports Trump. Here’s how I find hope

This year, I’ve lost my father, my job and what feels like my country. But my mother and I are finding genuine connection

The Guardian - AU

If you’re looking for a small break from the world, try abandoning highbrow television and delving into crime

The joy of procedural dramas such as Elementary, Castle and Bones lies in their gentle, soothing predictability

The Guardian - UK

Taylor Swift: engaged, mummy-tracked and doomed to tradwifedom? You really haven’t been listening

Critics say marriage will kill her creativity. Not likely for an artist who’s made billions from songs about redefining women’s limits, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Is it wrong to throw a birthday party for my dog?

A whopping 64% of pet owners in the UK now celebrate their animal companions’ birthdays … even though it’s not entirely clear who the celebrations are for, writes Frances Ryan

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Unhinged tweets and absurd self-promotion? Two can play at that game

Gavin Newsom’s counterpunching against Trump serves as a master class in flipping the script – and boosting his own profile

The Guardian - UK

Beavers were welcomed back to the Netherlands. Until they started digging 17m-long tunnels

Reintroduced to help boost biodiversity and retain water, beavers are now in danger of causing serious flooding. Should there be more culls? asks Dutch writer and journalist Renate van der Zee

The Guardian - UK

Bluefin tuna are miraculously returning to UK shores – only to be tormented for ‘sport’

A tournament in Cornwall will pit anglers against these magnificent creatures, as part of a rising trend for so-called ‘sportfishing’, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

As Putin’s bombs fall on Ukraine, the Royal Opera House had a call to make about Anna Netrebko. It made the wrong one

The Russian soprano says she has condemned the war and has no affinity with this Kremlin. But hosting her still seems unwise, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - AU

A new report highlights the staggering truth about wage inequality in Australia. Here’s what we need to do better

This is a lucky country for many, with enviable living standards. But our wealth is not shared equally

The Independent UK

The government must consider all options for a more forceful approach to migration

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The proposal to grant a temporary permission to work to asylum seekers from countries where the overwhelming majority of applications for refugee status are normally granted deserves a cautious welcome – not least because it would enable 200 asylum hotels to be closed within a year,…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s is no 'PR relationship' – she’s the whole press machine

It was the engagement photo shoot seen round the world. Taylor Swift, billionaire pop mogul, is betrothed to NFL star Travis Kelce. They announced the news on Instagram with a carousel of professional photos, set to a Swift song, with an incredibly millennial caption. Kelce was tagged with his official…

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