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OPINION - The Republicans are floundering after Joe Biden got dumped

The Republicans are floundering after Joe Biden got dumped. A near faultless campaign blitz by Kamala Harris has liberated the Democratic Party from its funk and sent the Republicans into a doom spiral. Donald Trump can’t stop whining about the unfairness of it all. “They stole the race from Biden…

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Elon Musk is spending millions to elect Trump. Let’s boycott his companies

Musk is determined to help Trump win. Perhaps it’s no surprise that both men believe democracy can be bought off

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My vote was a plea for Labour to tackle child poverty. Its response? To suspend me

Seven of us voted for a motion to end the two-child benefit cap – not as ‘gesture politics’, but to fight for a cause we believe in, says the MP John McDonnell

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OPINION - Eluned Morgan becoming Welsh First Minister is a good day for women in politics, but she should beware

At midday today, Eluned Morgan became the first woman to lead the Welsh Labour Party. This is a ground-breaking step — she smashes another Welsh glass ceiling, becoming the first female First Minister of Wales. However, she is no winner. After Vaughan Gething stepped down last week, Labour has chosen…

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How do young people ever get any work done? They’re always so distracted

Decades ago, I got a job as a scaffolder – and I was a total liability. I’d have been even more useless if mobile phones had been around, writes Adrian Chiles

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I need to cheer instead of despair, to witness dreams come true. I need the Olympics

We ask ourselves whether the world is too dark now for something so wholesome. Then the torch is lit, and there’s magic in the air

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OPINION - Why HS2 may mean *fewer* people travel by train

Imagine spending upwards of £50bn on a new high speed rail line which ends up cutting capacity and leading to slower journey times. Good news! You don't have to. It is a reasonable description of the impact of axing HS2 north of Birmingham, via a properly jaw-dropping report by the National…

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Good riddance, Bibby Stockholm. Now let’s ditch all of the UK’s other cruel asylum gimmicks

Awful testimony is emerging from another accommodation centre in Essex, reflecting a culture of cruelty and carelessness, says the writer Diane Taylor

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The FDA chief is right: we are failing people with diabetes

The $400bn in diabetes-related annual expenditures is breaking the back of our healthcare system. But there is an alternative

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OPINION - London's quiet food revolution has warmed my heart despite all the division people sow

I’m not being funny but… The Trussell Trust counted 35 food banks in this country in 2010. In 2019 there were more than 1,300, and there’s probably far more now. We’ve become a nation of food banks and it’s not something to be proud of. We should be proud of…

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It’s easy to blame petrostates – but self-proclaimed ‘climate leaders’ like the US and UK are driving the crisis

In thrall to the oil and gas industries, wealthy nations are backing calamitous projects. But the tide is turning, says Tessa Khan of the climate action organisation Uplift

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OPINION - The Standard View: The action needed now to end the bloodshed in London

As the weather turns warm, a grimly predictable violence is rearing its head. In the last few days, two young men have had their lives cruelly stolen. Rene Graham, just 15 years of age, was shot dead on Sunday in a west London park packed with families. And yesterday, another…

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‘Grocery store tourism’: why a country’s secrets can be found in the snack aisle

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By disciplining MPs for voting to pull children out of poverty, Keir Starmer has shown us who he really is

Labour will say this is just a matter of party discipline, but it is a clear demonstration of the government’s priorities, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Naked hiking, messing with statues, sloth selfies – too many of us have forgotten how to be tourists

You’d think avoiding this sort of thing would be obvious, but the rise of ‘good tourism’ schemes suggests the opposite, says travel writer Laura Hall

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Theatre can be a force for change – I went looking for it on the Italy/Slovenia border

In a city belonging to two nations, I hoped for art that could heal suspicion and bridge political divides. Instead I found timidity, says the Guardian’s chief theatre critic, Arifa Akbar

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For most young Australians, the dream of owning a home has moved into the realm of fantasy

The gap between the desire for home ownership and the ability to achieve it is wider than ever, with no signs of respite

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Sure, 2024 has had lots of news — but compared with 1940, 1968 or 1973, it’s nothing exceptional

What do these years of unprecedented events have in common?

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Extreme wealth has a deadening effect on the super-rich – and that threatens us all

In a kayak off the Devon coast I witnessed the kind of entitled mindlessness that has ravaged society, and our planet, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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The era of privatisation is nearly over. But cleaning up the mess left behind will take years

From the 1980s until recently, politicians saw privatisation as a way to get a big bucket of money to spend on popular projects

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Naming and shaming domestic violence perpetrators doesn’t work to keep women safe. Here’s why

Shame for shame’s sake is counterproductive.

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Kim Cheatle falls on sword

The director of the US Secret Service has resigned after failing to foil the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, and safety in Paris is in the spotlight ahead of the Olympic opening ceremony.

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The Guardian view on violence against women: Labour must explain how it plans to halve it

Editorial: A ‘whole-system approach’ sounds good. But the public, and especially victims, need to know what it means

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