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Shadow attorney general will not advise Kemi Badenoch on Ukraine over Roman Abramovich link

David Wolfson is part of the legal team attempting to recover some of Russian billionaire’s frozen assets

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Commons women and equalities committee to stop using X amid AI-altered images row

Exclusive: Move follows outcry over use of Grok to digitally remove clothing from images of women and children

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West Ham and a cautionary tale of being careful what you wish for

In today’s Football Daily: Oh West Ham, how could you?

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World Cup players to have lifelike ‘AI avatars’ for use in VAR offside decisions

Every player at this summer’s World Cup will have their own physically accurate ‘AI avatar’ that will be used in taking VAR decisions

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Don’t look down! Lightbulb-changers on Clifton Suspension Bridge: Beezer’s best photograph

‘I have outtakes of them all standing up – there’s no safety equipment and they’re not hanging on to anything. They just said to me, “Hurry up, Beez!”’

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Man jailed for selling chemicals online to assist suicide in UK-first case

Miles Cross sentenced to 14 years in prison for selling the substance to four people via an online suicide forum

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‘We’re in limbo’: the garden centre ‘golden mile’ that may be lost to a new town

Crews Hill near Enfield in north London could become a victim of Labour’s ambitious housebuilding goal

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If Donald Trump thinks Greenland should be his, how long before he sets his sights on Scotland?

By the expansionist logic of the president and his advisers, the US is entitled to annex just about anywhere, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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From final boss battles to the dangers of open-world bloat, TV and film can learn a lot from video games

Stranger Things’ climactic showdown is the latest pop culture spectacle to feel like its been ported straight from a console. The industries’ reciprocally influential relationship can be to everyone’s gain

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People living in the US: what do you think about Donald Trump’s threat to take control of Greenland?

What is your reaction to Trump’s territorial ambitions?

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Simon Yates announces surprise retirement with ‘deep pride and sense of peace’

Simon Yates, one of Britain’s most storied riders and the winner of last year’s Giro d’Italia champion, has stunned cycling by announcing his retirement at 33

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UK and Ireland cinema takings on post-pandemic high as A Minecraft Movie tops 2025 box office

Video game spinoff was the highest-grossing film of the year at £56.88m as the sector continued its recovery after Covid

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‘This might be too hot to touch’: Gwyneth Paltrow says conscious uncoupling cost her a movie role

Actor thinks derisive response to her description of divorcing Chris Martin led to her being dropped from film

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‘The pressure is too much’: Lesotho’s garment workers on the frontline of Trump tariffs

Women gather outside factories hoping for work as the economy struggles under US export taxes

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How Dolly the Sheep helped make Scotland a magnet for life sciences

Exceptional talent, world-leading research and government backing is creating an ecosystem in which businesses have everything they need to innovate and expand

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How home-grown tech talent is supercharging Scotland’s AI ambitions

Having raced to a £75m valuation in just 18 months, Wordsmith AI, a legal support firm, says that being able to attract and keep a high quality workforce is key to its success

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How Aberdeen is reinventing itself for a high-tech future

The city known for its pioneering spirit is pivoting to embrace the tech economy, plugging in to Scotland’s digital ecosystem alongside Edinburgh and Dundee

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The Guardian Foundation appoints Rosie Parkyn as executive director

The Guardian Foundation has appointed Rosie Parkyn as its new executive director. Rosie will join the charity in mid-February from Internews Europe and will lead The Guardian Foundation’s mission to promote press freedom and access to liberal journalism.

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Labour workers’ rights concessions to cut cost to business by billions, analysis shows

Updated government assessment says measures will now entail ‘no more than a modest increase’ for employers

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Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion: like a superhero cloak, a white shirt gives you formidable power

They don’t have to be expensive, they go with everything and they boost confidence – if you get the styling right

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Nigel Farage dismisses racist and antisemitic school bullying claims as ‘made-up fantasies’

Reform UK leader says accusations about his behaviour at Dulwich college were politically motivated

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The role the Caribbean played in helping the US to depose Maduro

Support for US action in the region seems to have laid the ground for regime change in Venezuela

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London Symphony Orchestra announces John Harte as managing director

Harte, who was been Aurora orchestra’s chief executive since 2009, replaces Kathryn McDowell

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MPs would get vote on troop deployment to Ukraine, says Keir Starmer

UK and France ready to send peacekeeping troops, PM tells House of Commons

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Slot concedes Liverpool’s approach has grown dull: ‘I would not completely disagree’

Arne Slot has said it hurts his principles as an attacking coach to hear his Liverpool team described as boring but he could not entirely disagree on current form

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