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The Guardian view on UN tax talks: Labour must repudiate the stance of the last government

Editorial: Britain has a historic responsibility to back global attempts to properly regulate the world of offshore financial centres

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The Guardian view on female political leaders: new strains of misogyny fuel old battles

Editorial: The vitriol directed at Kamala Harris demonstrates how far there is to go – and a gender gap is emerging among young voters

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A spoof after the Trump assassination attempt shows the eye to hazard needed on heavy news days

Newsrooms would have been frenetic after the events in Pennsylvania – and in our case, a wrong picture of the shooter was published, says Guardian readers’ editor Elisabeth Ribbans

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We were promised a 15-hour working week. What’s the hold-up?

More UK companies are about to trial a four-day week, and all employees could soon get the right to switch off. It’s still just baby steps, writes Emma Beddington

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Men are spending more time looking after their children – and it’s not just cultural, it’s in their genes

New research turns on its head the idea that the cascade of hormones brought on by parenthood is limited to mothers, says academic and author Jonathan Kennedy

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The end is nigh. For insects, bats, protest, the planet…

Our response to global heating and the decimation of animal species is to marginalise the Green party and lock up protesters

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Rupert Murdoch’s secret succession drama is a warning to rein in the super-rich

Media mogul’s bid to extend rightwing influence beyond the grave must be resisted to the last

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Why Rachel Reeves wants everyone to know that the Tories left the Treasury brassic

The chancellor is not just preparing the ground for some tax rises. She’s also warning her party that there will be extremely difficult decisions about spending

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Shoplifting, tax evasion... If UK politicians break the rules, why shouldn’t the rest of us?

Corruption at the top has a knock-on effect on ordinary Britons, whose conduct reflects their moral outrage

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James Baldwin taught us that identities can help us to locate ourselves. But they trap us too

The writer, who would have turned 100 this week, spoke to, and from, America’s moral conscience

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The perfect feelgood TV, did Strictly’s sparkle blind it to flaws in its format?

Allegations of bullying have caused the BBC to rethink how contestants are treated on the flagship reality show

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The Observer view: Kamala Harris has risen above doubters, now she must stay on high ground

The vice president’s ascent is a lesson against underestimating women, but she is likely to be met by Donald Trump aiming low and dirty

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The Observer view: sticking to fiscal rule will imperil Labour’s future

Cutting public spending to satisfy an arbitrary financial rule conceived in opposition will confine the UK to sluggish growth

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Labour’s radical housing plan will be smart, tailored and strategic

The biggest wave of social and affordable housing in a generation will be built in the best possible places, with supporting infrastructure, public services and green spaces, writes Angela Rayner

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What I learned about Kamala Harris over our Oscars dinner

In 2013, Vanity Fair’s UK editor spent an evening next to California’s attorney general. Did he spot a possible future president, well not exactly…

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Last Tango in Washington: how sad, sidelined Joe Biden may yet have the last laugh

Far from being a lame duck, the president can use his time in office to champion US democracy and tackle unfinished business abroad

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Phrygian around: Paris is awash with Olympic paraphernalia

Sexually suggestive mascots, presidential merchandise, drag queens and refuse collectors – they’re all there with the athletes

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My new iPhone symbolises stagnation, not innovation – and a similar fate awaits AI

Development of ChatGPT and its ilk will plateau, just like it did for smartphones, and then what are we left with? More ho-hum consumer tech

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Elon Musk’s 20-year-old estranged daughter responded to his rant about her

On Thursday, the billionaire went on a disturbing anti-trans rant about Vivian Wilson, who legally dropped Musk’s name in 2022

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This is a misogyny emergency. A huge outpouring is coming in the runup to the US election

This time Kamala Harris will be the target for the social media platforms that promote prejudice

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‘Do you mind listening to that with headphones?’ How one little phrase revolutionised my commute

Noisy devices are making public transport hell. But do passengers realise the pain they inflict, asks the author Hannah Ewens

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The German thirst for beer is waning – it’s not cool to be drunk any more

From Berlin’s techno scene to Oktoberfest, a revolution in drinking culture is taking place, and it’s led by young people, says Nicholas Potter

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Eric Liddell won gold at the 1924 Paris Olympics. His was a life of inspiration to draw upon

The backstory of the man featured in Chariots of Fire offers a vision of there being a higher duty than one’s own personal success and national glory

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The Guardian view on Israel and the world: Benjamin Netanyahu’s US trip won’t help

Editorial: The horrors of the war in Gaza, and the Israeli prime minister’s conduct and rhetoric, are spurring shifts in policies overseas

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The Guardian view on Strictly Come Dancing: a serious stumble but hopefully not a fall

Editorial: The duty of care must be taken more seriously as illusion meets the tough reality of the dancefloor

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