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The Middle East price shock hasn’t hit Next – yet

Timing lags in the retail industry mean the impact of fuel and fabric inflation may not be felt until autumn ranges land

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Share your views on whether children should be allowed in pubs

As some landlords introduce bans or restrictions, we want to hear from pub-goers about their experiences and views

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MEPs back plans for ‘return hubs’, raising fears of ‘human rights black holes’

European parliament votes in favour of sending refused asylum seekers to offshore hubs, in ‘historic setback for refugee rights’

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Finnish MP convicted for saying homosexuality is ‘developmental disorder’

Christian Democrat Päivi Räsänen, who was fined €1,800, was supported by conservative US group Alliance Defending Freedom

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‘Tehran’s tollbooth’: a visual guide to how a trickle of ships still passes through strait of Hormuz

Many of the vessels willing to make the crossing are taking an alternative route through Iranian waters

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What caused the NS&I missing savings errors and what to do if you’re affected

The state-owned savings bank owes nearly £500m to bereaved family members due to a long-running administrative problem* NS&I boss replaced as bank faces record payout over missing savings

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Tories are convinced McSweeney’s phone is the only one in London not to have been stolen

Having painted London as a crime-ridden no-go zone, you’d have thought the Conservatives might cut McSweeney some slack

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There are solutions to Britain’s energy crisis

Letters: Rob Stevens, Nick Robins and Craig Whiteman on building a resilient energy system for the country in light of the Iran war’s impact

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I’m losing my home through a no-fault eviction

Letter: One reader says the government has not done enough to protect tenants from section 21 notices despite years of assurances

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Track children’s experiences to reform family court system

Letter: Karen Pine says now-grown children could be asked to evaluate their experiences retrospectively to improve outcomes

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When family ties become a dreadful burden

Letters: Readers respond to an article on having to care for parents if you had a complicated relationship with them

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Coming across a terrible dilemma

Brief letters: Ejaculation v sleep | Night-time stress | Brabazon legacy | Learning from mistakes | Pint or pony of porter

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Spanish woman who won legal battle for right to euthanasia has assisted death

Noelia Castillo, 25, a paraplegic, had suffered from psychiatric illness and lived in constant pain

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Labour vows to ban trail hunting as it opens public consultation

Police and animal rights activists say the practice is frequently used as a ‘smokescreen’ for illegal foxhunting

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Reform busy firefighting in Scotland but may yet set Holyrood’s politics ablaze

With Nigel Farage’s party neck and neck with Labour for second place behind the SNP, disruption seems likely

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From the lab to clinical trials – why a preventative lung cancer vaccine could soon be a reality

It’s the third most common cancer in the UK, causing tens of thousands of deaths annually. But what if the disease, often only diagnosed when it’s too late, could be stopped before it even begins?

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Hook, line and cinema: why boxing films are still a knockout

The BFI’s new season, The Cinematic Life of Boxing shows how this captivating genre has endured for more than a century and celebrates its ability to inspire generations

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Secrets of the ‘super-avoiders’ – why do some people just not get cancer?

Not all people at high risk of developing cancer ever do, but we don’t know much about why. Now, a team of researchers is seeking to understand this in the hope that it could revolutionise prevention and treatment

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Trojan horses: four experimental treatments that could outsmart cancer

From innovative gene therapies to cutting the lines of communication between cancer cells, researchers are devising advanced new therapies to combat the disease

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Alexander Kluge, author and key film-maker in the New German Cinema movement, dies aged 94

A winner of the Golden Lion at Venice, Kluge was a committed pacifist and one of the last living torchbearers of the Frankfurt school of neo-Marxist cultural criticism

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DJ Ahmet review – totally charming tale of teen travails in North Macedonia

A young shepherd besotted with his neigbour rigs up his tractor to play music from so she can practise dance routines in a story that remains sunny without hiding hardship

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World Cup playoffs mean it’s crunch time for Gattuso, Bellamy and Potter

In today’s Football Daily: Get ready for some playoff thrills and spills

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How will we know Labour is really cleaning up party funding? When Reform and the Tories fight like hell to stop it

Banning crypto donations is a start, but here’s what Keir Starmer really needs to do to make his the party of decent politics, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Google warns quantum computers could hack encrypted systems by 2029

Banks, governments and tech providers urged to upgrade security because current systems will soon be obsolete

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Frank Bowling: Seeking the Sublime review – shipwrecked Ophelia points the path to freedom

This illuminating exhibition traces the British Guyanese artist’s faltering first steps of painting with a social conscience to his escape from London to New York and abstraction

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