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Heavy lies the crown: inside the 27 February edition

Can the British monarchy survive the Andrew crisis? Plus Why so few foresaw Putin’s war

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What is Nato – explained in 30 seconds

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization began in 1949 as a bulwark against the Soviet Union, but has expanded in size in the decades since

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A make-or-break budget: inside the Treasury before Labour’s crucial day

From the outside, the run-up to Rachel Reeves’s announcement has looked chaotic, and many see the future of the chancellor and PM in the balance

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How The Celebrity Traitors reversed TV’s most troubling trend

Fandom memes, influencers and TikTok deal helped secure industry’s holy grail: gen Z loyalty

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Broken justice: inside the 4 July Guardian Weekly

Is this the end of international law? Plus: The rise of Zohran Mamdani

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Want to know how the world ends? Try this Wikipedia page

Every year of human history has a dedicated entry. But surf far enough into the future, and you’ll find evaporating oceans, planetary collisions, and the ultimate apocalypse: the Big Slurp

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How can children be protected from online sextortion fraud?

Criminals are tricking young people into sending intimate images, then demanding money. Experts explain how to deal with these attacks

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Angela Rayner: Give us the chance to prove that politicians aren’t ‘all the same’

I’ve seen first-hand how a Labour government brings secure homes, decent work and strong community. But we need you at the ballot box, says Labour’s deputy leader, Angela Rayner

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I’d do anything to make my autistic daughter happy – but I feel like a walking mum-fail

There is an intense emotional strain involved with parenting a neurodivergent child with mental health issues. But we will do whatever it takes to understand her brain

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Wednesday briefing: How Israeli intelligence spent nine years interfering with an international court

In today’s newsletter: a Guardian investigation details a ‘war’ on the international criminal court by the country – here’s what we know so far

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On challenges big and small, our leaders haven’t learned that nationalism is not the answer

Brexit and Scottish independence have benefited Rishi Sunak and Humza Yousaf – now both are suffering the consequences, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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Our lack of affordable, safe housing is a national crisis. Here are three things Labour can do to fix it

If it gets to No 10, the party should fund a social housing boom, tackle homelessness – and usher in a post-Grenfell era of safety, says author Peter Apps

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Conspiracies and kill notices: how Kate’s edited photo whirled the rumour mill

With Princess of Wales out of sight for health reasons, impact of altered family photo has been magnified

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Britain’s reputation as the home of the ‘rule of law’ is in tatters. Labour can fix it with these three pledges

Legalising cannabis, removing racial bias from convictions and reforming legal aid will help repair the damage of Tory misrule, says lecturer Kojo Koram

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Let King Charles’s illness finally change how we speak about cancer: it’s not about ‘winning’ or ‘losing’ a ‘war’

As someone treated for bowel cancer, I think attitudes must change but also the language, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Northern Ireland ‘dirty corner of Europe’ due to lack of governance, say experts

Campaigners say keeping higher EU standards post-Brexit will have little impact as existing rules are already being flouted

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The Food Diaries: how people are navigating the UK’s cost of living crisis

Four – very different – people tell us about how they manage their money to feed themselves and their households

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The Crunch: why it’s so hard to buy a home, penguin naps, and inequality in the US

This week’s data newsletter also looks at the effect of record immigration on Australia and the use of text on Vogue magazine covers

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The Crunch: the rise of SUVs; young people feel cost-of-living bite; and a spotlight on global heating and Cop28

Welcome to the first edition of The Crunch.

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What the Young Thug trial means for hip-hop, mafia laws and Donald Trump

The rapper has been charged under the same law as the ex-president in a case fueling debate over the use of lyrics in court

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Friday briefing: How Russian oligarchs use Cyprus to shield assets from sanctions

In today’s newsletter: A new investigation from the Guardian and others reveals the big ways the small island can help the wealthy avoid scrutiny

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Climate anxious? Here’s how you can turn apprehension into action

Worrying about the future can be debilitating. Experts say these three things can help

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‘You could fill a museum with it’: the $963m Roman Abramovich art collection revealed

Leak suggests the oil and gas tycoon and his ex-wife Dasha Zhukova amassed one of the most significant collections of modern art in private hands

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The children of Windrush: ‘They told us: you’re people of the world, that’s what matters, not skin colour’

On the 75th anniversary of the arrival of Empire Windrush, the children of its passengers tell of an enduring legacy

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How Australian fashion fell to pieces: a timeline

In the 1990s and 2000s Alannah Hill, Alice McCall and Sass & Bide became household names. Now Australians buy more clothes than ever but few are made or even designed locally. Where did it come undone?

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